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Alarm over drug treatment group
May 5, 2006, Andrew Picken, Edinburgh Evening News
http://news.scotsman.com/latestnews/Alarm-over-drug-treatment-group.2772848.jp

COUNSELLING experts have issued a warning about a drug and alcohol
treatment group operating in the Capital, linked to the controversial
Church of Scientology.

The group, called Narconon Scotland, is targeting the city's drug and
alcohol addicts to join its rehabilitation programme.

Tags: Narconon, Scotland, UK

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Fremont Market: The Bat Shit Crazy Category Is Open
May 5, 2008, Dan Savage, Slog, The Stranger
http://slog.thestranger.com/2008/05/fremont_market_was_the_bat_shit_crazy_ca

Hm. If vendors fall into categories categories that can be closed
(Asian imports) or limited (healing services) can we infer from the
presence of the Scientologists that the Fremont Market has a religious
organization/crazy-ass cult vendor category? And if Scientologists are
allowed to peddle their peculiar brand of religious inanity at the
Fremont Market, then one presumes that the Southern Baptists and
Mormons and Jehovah's Witnesses and Jews for Jesus are allowed to as
well.

Tags: Body routing, Seattle, Stress test, Yellow tent

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Scientology struggles to find followers amid recruitment drives
May 5, 2011, The Local
http://www.thelocal.de/national/20110505-34827.html

The Church of Scientology is losing members in Germany but is
campaigning to recruit more followers and increase its size, the German
government says.

The controversial organization has over 4,500 members in Germany,
according to a federal government response to a parliamentary inquiry
submitted by the socialist Left party.

In addition to working through its churches, known as "Orgs," as well
as "Celebrity Centres" and other missions, the group is promoting more
than a dozen other Scientology-related initiatives.

Tags: Germany

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