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Anonymous wrote:Anyone watching this? Leah seems so genuine and sincere. So many victims, suicides. She is prettier than I remember. I never watched King of Queens. I thought she was a loudmouth. But now ama big fan!

I believe every word about what she says about the religion and the people. She has a lot of guts, and I respect her for standing up to it. Bonus points to her for calling Tom Cruise out on his bs Covid tirade. He’s nuts.

+1. Makes a lot of sense to me. And she sees this as her life mission.

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Anonymous wrote:Anyone watching this? Leah seems so genuine and sincere. So many victims, suicides. She is prettier than I remember. I never watched King of Queens. I thought she was a loudmouth. But now ama big fan!

I believe every word about what she says about the religion and the people. She has a lot of guts, and I respect her for standing up to it. Bonus points to her for calling Tom Cruise out on his bs Covid tirade. He’s nuts.

Anonymous wrote:Anyone watching this? Leah seems so genuine and sincere. So many victims, suicides. She is prettier than I remember. I never watched King of Queens. I thought she was a loudmouth. But now ama big fan!

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Anonymous wrote:Just found this thread. Just watching the series on Netflix.

I love her IDGAF attitude. And I think she is GORGEOUS. definitely had some work done, but she looks great.

It freaked me out. Like, they impoverish people who leave and take their families and this is a religion? WTF?

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Anonymous wrote:Just found this thread. Just watching the series on Netflix.

I love her IDGAF attitude. And I think she is GORGEOUS. definitely had some work done, but she looks great.

It freaked me out. Like, they impoverish people who leave and take their families and this is a religion? WTF?

Anonymous wrote:Just found this thread. Just watching the series on Netflix.

I love her IDGAF attitude. And I think she is GORGEOUS. definitely had some work done, but she looks great.

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Anonymous wrote:I too want to know where Shelly is!

Who is Shelly?

Shelly Miscavige, is/was the wife of CO$ leader David Miscavige and headed the SeaOrg. No one outside the church has seen her since before the Tom Cruise/Katie Holmes wedding. Leah Remini filed a missing persons report with LAPD, that was closed after they said she was fine, but the lead detective on the report is involved with CO$. Google for more info.

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Anonymous wrote:If the cult following and how people get in to it is of interest to anyone, google the Jonestown massacre. There's a documentary on it from about 2006 that goes into really great detail about how cults start, evolve, and really trap people in.

YES, I know the one you're speaking of, and I thought of it several times watching this show. One of the men who escaped before the mass suicide/murders was emphatic about saying that a lot of GOOD people died there, and that they're weren't all crazy. The foundations of the church had been admirable, but became twisted by a power-hungry, mentally unstable leader, and some people were just in too deep to get out or see what it had become.

This might seem off topic to some but this is my concern about the republican party now. On the inside, outgoing leaders are already warning employees who will be staying with the administration that they will be prosecuted in the future for any illegal acts this new administration authorizes. Saying 'they made me' will not be an acceptable answer. Off to watch this documentary now to see if there is any way to fight groupthink and continue to lead from within with character and integrity rather than sit from the outside powerless.

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Anonymous wrote:If the cult following and how people get in to it is of interest to anyone, google the Jonestown massacre. There's a documentary on it from about 2006 that goes into really great detail about how cults start, evolve, and really trap people in.

YES, I know the one you're speaking of, and I thought of it several times watching this show. One of the men who escaped before the mass suicide/murders was emphatic about saying that a lot of GOOD people died there, and that they're weren't all crazy. The foundations of the church had been admirable, but became twisted by a power-hungry, mentally unstable leader, and some people were just in too deep to get out or see what it had become.

Anonymous wrote:If the cult following and how people get in to it is of interest to anyone, google the Jonestown massacre. There's a documentary on it from about 2006 that goes into really great detail about how cults start, evolve, and really trap people in.