Delicious video footage: Russian Police Raid $cientology shop. Use sledgehammer to smash locked areas

In the "School of Scientology", which is the center of Moscow today raided by investigators. In a chic, equipped with the latest technology spiritual center, participants suggested that the specialized literature for hundreds of thousands of rubles. Among the books there were also banned in Russia works which, according to experts, the destroyed minds and human health.

NTV correspondent Artyom Kolodkin watched as police foiled a lesson.

Taganskaya, 9, a beautiful sign "School of Scientology." When investigators and special forces arrived here early in the morning, in the dim room practically no one there, although the computers in the rooms included. Other rooms were closed, police had to open the locks.

The only office where there are no doors or locks, - a study of the founder of the teachings. It is, of course, never was, a kind of museum where all his works. Including members of the list of extremist literature, is banned in Russia.

Law-enforcement official: "Did you know that this book is on the list?"
Maria Milchakova, director of official matters, "No, I do not know. If you show me a list, I know. "

A set of books and lectures - 169 thousand rubles. Video course on disk for a computer - and even more, nearly 400 thousand! With such prices on textbooks, not surprisingly, in this religious center of all the most modern and expensive, such as cinema. All disks that are sold at the reception, you can watch for free. It's sort of room for relaxation.

In fact, visitors to call the school pupils are not quite right. Beginners followers of Scientology - preclears, teachers - auditors. Scientology itself is called a conflict of spiritual philosophy. And this conflict, is not difficult to guess with the law. Many people, including physicians, believe it destroys human conscience literature and injure the psyche. That's why part of the works under a ban
Moscow police search scientology church

Moscow, October 6, Interfax - Moscow police have been searching the Church of Scientology on Taganskaya Street since Thursday morning, a law enforcement source has told Interfax.

The search could be part of a criminal investigation by the Moscow region's Investigative Committee into the distribution of scientology literature of the extremist nature, the source said.

No official confirmation of this report has been immediately available.

Scientology is an applied religious philosophy founded by American Ron Hubbard.

In late June, the Prosecutor General's Office declared several of Hubbard's books extremist.

Earlier, the Prosecutor's Office of the town of Schyolkovo near Moscow petitioned the city court to ban extremist materials by scientology's founder. The court upheld the plea.

Once the ruling comes into force, the banned literature is automatically included into the list of extremist materials barred from distribution in Russia.

In May, scientologists claimed that the Justice Ministry had excluded Hubbard's books from the "black list."
I am speechless.

Well, almost.

Those poor Scientologists, having the sanctity of their church violated. All those doors smashed down and books and DVDs seized. Oh, the humanity!

What could they have possibly done to pull this in? Oh, wait…

Arnie, I imagine that you must have a bit of difficulty keeping the grin off your face.

Just shows you though – Karma is a bitch!

Axiom142
If there is evidence of crime in the "Org" what do you think the cops should do?
Wait at the door while the scientologists go inside and put all the evidence in envelopes and bring it back out and give it to the cops? Hasn't worked before.

Stop thinking "religious group" and start thinking "criminal organization" "subversive political group". Like the Germans. Works for them

Degraded Being
A good day for you Arnie..

France , Germany, Israel, and more from Russia.


wait for the religious discrimination card

Miscavige is getting gang banged 6 ways a day.

How long can someone hold up to that.

Jachs
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