Scientology is on trial in France. Charges? Fraud and illegal drug prescription.
The fraud is from an individual who bought an “electrometer,” which basically sounds like an (alleged) at-home gizmo to check your engrams, or tune in Scientologist John Travolta’s old “Kotter” episodes.
Can’t wait to see Tom Cruise go postal on the Champs Elysees. I’m sure Parisians can wait a long time for that.
More seriously, why can’t OUR government ever nail the ElRons on fraud charges?
Yuriko Koike’s goal? Become Japan’s first woman prime minister. She’s competing with three challengers to head Japan’s Liberal Democratic Party, which is by no means guaranteed retaining its hold on Parliament. She’s on the good side of relatively popular ex-PM Junichiro Koizumi.
Hugo Chavez tweaks the Yanqui nose in the White House by hosting some Russian warships.
Hugo says, “Go ahead and squeal, Yankees!”
And, since Palin-land is sounding more and more like a foreign country, and the Governor to Nowhere’s hubby once wanted it to be independent, you should take note …
Alaska will be home safe when the rapture comes.
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September 09, 2008
Worldwatch roundup — Scientology, Chavez, Japanese glass ceiling, tundra Armageddon
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Alaska,
Chavez (Hugo),
France,
Japan,
Russia,
Scientology,
Venezuela
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