indicates articles I particularly recommend. For general critical
information on Scientology, see Operation Clambake.Up: Martin Poulter > Scientology Criticism > UK Media Archive
"[The French government] accused the Scientologists of trying to "cash in on catastrophe", handing out thousands of pamphlets offering help and advice after last September's explosion at a chemical factory in Toulouse that killed 30 people, injured 2,500, and left 1,400 families homeless."
-from The Guardian, 21 Feb 2002
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indicates articles I particularly recommend. For general critical
information on Scientology, see Operation Clambake.
| SOURCE: | DATE: | STORY: | |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Guardian | 21/Feb/2002 | France puts Scientology sect on trial | After years of scandal, the Church itself goes on trial |
| BBC News | 23/Feb/2002 | Scientologists face Paris ban | Prosecutors ask for Scientology to be disbanded under anti-cult laws |
| BBC News | 30/Jan/2002 | Cruise lobbies over Scientology | Tom Cruise talks to German officials |
| The Register (online) | 22/Mar/2002 | Scientologists gag Google | Google temporarily stops listing the top Scientology critics' site |
| BBC News | 25/Apr/2002 | Scientology Church fights Google | Scientology's attempt to remove Xenu.net from the Google index |
| Sunday Mirror | 22/Dec/2002 | Crackdown on 'Preying' Cults | Home Secretary Blunkett's attempt to legally distinguish cults from religions |
| The Guardian | 30/Oct/2002 | Guide to religions in the UK: Scientology | Short, descriptive (but credulous) entry |
This archive is for research purposes only. The Scientology Media Archive home page has links to media archives for other countries and some important information about this archive.