That's what the French courts are going to decide end of this year...
What's interesting is that Scientology is not a religion, but a business in France....
France refuses to recognise Scientology as a religion, categorising it as a purely commercial operation and keeping it under surveillance.
So this fraud case may well stick. WIll be interesting to see how it plays out for Mr Cruise and his nutters.
full story here
This case stems from claims by a woman who said she was approached by Scientologists in a Paris street in 1998 and offered a free personality test.
She says she ended up handing over more than 20,000 euros (£16,000) for courses, books, illegally prescribed drugs and an "electrometer" supposed to measure fluctuations in her mental state.
She says she ended up handing over more than 20,000 euros (£16,000) for courses, books, illegally prescribed drugs and an "electrometer" supposed to measure fluctuations in her mental state.
France refuses to recognise Scientology as a religion, categorising it as a purely commercial operation and keeping it under surveillance.
So this fraud case may well stick. WIll be interesting to see how it plays out for Mr Cruise and his nutters.
full story here
I dont exchange money! 
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