Germany To Ban Scientology

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Germany To Ban Scientology

December 19, 2007 | ISSUE 43•51

Germany’s interior minister called the Church of Scientology "an unconstitutional organization" and said the nation is seeking to ban the group. What do you think?

I hope the Germans can gird themselves to live in a world without Kirstie Alley.

Alicia Klaffky
Wedding Cake Designer
He sounds angry. Perhaps he'd like to meet with some nice friends of mine and explain his feelings while being hooked up to a fake machine.

Marcus Washington
Mortician
This is, without question, the worst instance of religious persecution Germany has ever authorized.

Ted Berg
Systems Analyst

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