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Published on Sunday 9th March 2008
In the religion children are regularly hooked up to a LIE DETECTOR made from SOUP CANS and ELECTRODES to test their commitment to the church.
Headley, 34, quit the faith after becoming disillusioned with it’s bizarre practises. He says of the 45-year-old Top Gun star, now second-in-command of the church: “Tom is on a mission… to turn EVERYONE into a Scientologist.
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Published on Monday 7th January 2008
The biographer of Princess Diana alleges Cruise is consulted by Scientology leader David Miscavige on “every aspect of planning and policy” and is tailoring his career to fit the aims of Scientology.
Miscavige is said in the book to have gone to extraordinary lengths to charm Cruise, even ordering his staff to plant a field full of wild flowers at a Scientology base in California after Cruise had told him of his fantasy to run through a wildflower meadow with his then newlywed wife Nicole Kidman.
The relationship between the two men is so close that, according to Morton’s book, Miscavige even joined him on honeymoon in the Maldives after his wedding to Katie Holmes in 2006.
A controversial book about Tom Cruise claims the star is second in command of the Church of Scientology.
The unauthorised biography, by Princess Di’s writer Andrew Morton, claims he is consulted by leader David Miscavige on “every aspect of policy”, and that he tailors his career to the cult’s aims.
Morton also suggests Scientologists, fearing Nicole Kidman’s influence, asked Cruise to take a course in 1999 pinpointing “those in his life who create difficulties” - leading to their divorce in 2001.