Author Archives: oddemperor

While no one should be surprised that the Church of Scientology has not taken this recent spate of criticism in stride and with measured tones, it is with utter shock and dismay we learned that high ranking officials may be … Continue reading →

I’m not anonymous. It’s not possible anyway, no one is a member of anonymous. Anonymous is not an organization in the conventional sense. It has no leaders, it has no goals. It is an example of Open Source Activism, not … Continue reading →

How “Anonymous” has changed the game of exposing Scientology’s ruthless global scam by Tony Ortega March 11th, 2008 12:11 AM   L. Ron Hubbard, the pulp fiction writer who gave the world Battlefield Earth, as well as a nuisance known … Continue reading →

Of all the bizarre things. Someone just sent us a DVD with some very unusual video on it. We get these from time time, people seem to think the the Odd Empire is their private sounding board. Most of the … Continue reading →

This is a must see. No matter how Scientology attempts to spin the truth, no matter how they attempt to deceive, if even a fraction of this is true it’s reason enough to shut down the entire organization… And, always … Continue reading →

Moar fun stuff.

No that’s a lie, I was recalled from this duty station by my superiors in the sublime Marcab Confederacy (long may shine the sublime Marcab!) I thought that the change was permanent so I had my crack technoflunky dump this … Continue reading →

By Tony Hicks, STAFF WRITER Article Launched: 01/29/2008 02:36:38 AM PST NOW THAT the tidal wave of hype over Andrew Morton’s new book “Tom Cruise: An Unauthorized Biography” (St. Martin’s, $25.95) has somewhat receded, one can get a good look … Continue reading →

It seems Scientology is in the middle of a flap, a Paradigm shift, a change of attitude, a movement of spheres and a growing shitstorm! One that’s seeping across the Internet like some demented and smelly snowball, collecting the collective … Continue reading →

Written by James Randi Here is “ essentially“ a diatribe against the perceived fuddy-duddy convictions of shortsighted modern scientists. It was written by author Colin Bennett, who says that “The problem here is that in the 20th century we have … Continue reading →