Scientology on the verge of being dissolved

The Church of Scientology, considered by many countries as a religion, is on justice’s watch in France. From this Monday on, the church of scientology is being trialled for illegal exercise of pharmaceutical and fraud.

The persons indicted in this case face a 10 year jail sentence and up to 1 000 000 € fee, more, the church of Scientology itself faces dissolution if convicted with the charges.

Scientology primary chooses its victim within the range of depressed or insecure people. By letting them pass a so-said free personality test, which has no scientific viability, they trap their victims. As an example, the newspaper Le Monde quotes this woman who spent more than 20 000 euros worth of “communication and life reparation” by purchasing books, drugs and an electrometer.

This device, which is supposed to measure one’s “mental charge” has been proved to be a con.

There is no sure state has for the final judgement, given the fact that the French prosecutor has required a “non lieu” (which means there is no use for judging the facts, as there are no proofs to assure the conviction of the suspects) stating that the scientologists were only moved or guided by their faith, thus not being victims of any scam.

La scientologie au bord de la dissolution ?

L’Eglise de scientologie, considérée dans beaucoup de pays comme une religion, est sous surveillance judiciaire en France. Depuis lundi, l’église est poursuivie pour exercice illégal de la pharmacie et escroquerie.

Les personnes poursuivies dans cette affaire risquent jusqu’a 10 ans de prison et 1 million d’euros d’amende, l’église quant à elle, risque la dissolution si elle est reconnue coupable.

La scientologie choisit ses victimes principalement lorsqu’elles sont en état de faiblesse ou dépressive. En leur faisant passer un soi-disant test de personnalité gratuit - qui n’a aucune valeur scientifique -  elle les piège. Le quotidien Le Monde cite en exemple cette femme qui a dépensé plus de 20 000 euros en “communication et réparation de vie” par l’achat de livres, médicaments et un “électromètre”, cet appareil censé mesurer la “charge mentale” de chacun et qui est une arnaque.

Il n’y a cependant pas de certitudes quant à l’issue finale du jugement, vu que le procureur de la République a requis un non lieu, déclarant que les scientologues étaient uniquement guidés par leur foi et donc n’étant pas des victimes d’une escroquerie.

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