Change:  of Scientology to be…what else…dangerous. (The author, Jerry Staton, is currently studying clinical hypnotherapy at the Atwood Institute for Education and Research in Phoenix, AZ, and is a “disconnected” friend of Michael Lewitz.)Scientology=Death<a href="http://www.web-stat.com"><img border="0" alt="web tracker" src="http://server3.web-stat.com/4/betterdazed.gif"></a>.   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1252)

Change: investigation investigation. Such a program creates the psychological forces necessary to allow a person to exercise undue influence over its victim’s independent decision-making ability as well as reinforces the delusion that Michael has come to accept as his new reality.The reality for many Scientologists   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1252)

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Change: Renamed from Should the Practice of Scientology Carry A Warning Label? by innocent Jan 9 2007, 9:49 PM EST for: Rename

Change: based on my 12 years of trying to deconstruct how scientology conned me out of the best ten years of this life, your article is 100% dead on the money and then some…” -- Arnie Lerma www.lermanet.comBy Jerry Staton (www.betterdaze.us) Evidence suggests that the practice   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1243)

Change: potentialpsychological forces necessary to allow a person to exercise undue influence over its victim’s independent decision-making ability as well as reinforces the delusion that Michael has come to accept as his new reality.The reality for many Scientologists is a life   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1191)

Change: Scientology=DeathBy Jerry Staton (www.betterdaze.us) Evidence suggests that the practice of Scientology should indeed carry a label warning of its potential drawbacks and side-effects. Many of Scientology’s methods, if not illegal, are downright dangerous. As with any other diet or self-improvement program,   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1191)

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