Leah Remini has undertaken the task of unveiling the unsavory aspects of Scientology. She has done this with the help of a number of ex-members and a host of interviews.
She also has interviewed some journalists who have been repeatedly criticized by the Church of Scientology. These interviews are included in her new show.
How Leah Remini’s Show is a Scripted and Acting Performance
Leah Remini is a self-serving actress and celebrity who has a history of immoral behavior. She was fired from Scientology a year after she joined the religion for violations of its sexual rules and petty theft.
She has a history of lying to get attention and make money. In fact, she even tried to file a false report about her ex-husband with the LAPD.
In the finale of her show, Remini will visit former Scientologists and talk to them about their experiences with the church. They will share their stories of abuse, harassment and mistreatment.
In the show, Remini will also talk to experts about how Scientology prevents members from reporting alleged crimes to the authorities. She will also interview former high-ranking officials within the church to understand their policies and the impact they have had on people.
The Real Motivation of Leah Remini’s Show
The real motivation behind Leah Remini’s show is purely greed. It is the product of an ill-advised attempt to capitalize on her own experience with Scientology and to exploit the church as a way of getting more attention for herself.
Remini was a follower of Scientology between 1979 and 2013. She left the church under acrimonious circumstances in 2013 and penned a bestselling memoir, Troublemaker: Surviving Hollywood and Scientology.
In her memoir, Remini recounts numerous instances of sex abuse and other alleged inhumane treatment she endured while a member. One story, in particular, involved a woman who had a baby with Remini while she was a member of the church.
The woman later reportedly died of cancer. Her stepmother wrote in National Enquirer that Remini had turned her back on her sister and ignored her calls and pleas for help before she died.
Leah Remini’s Show is a Fraud
Leah Remini’s A&E series, “Leah Remini: Scientology and the Aftermath,” has been called a fraud. She and her partners have used it to exploit the Church of Scientology, its members and their stories for publicity and profit.
She has a long history of being unethical and unprofessional in her relationships with others, as well as the Church of Scientology. Back in 2013, she faced the brink of expulsion due to her refusal to adhere to the stringent ethical standards demanded by the Scientology community.
The Church’s leader David Miscavige ceased all contact with Remini. The actress has continued to harass and hound him, his wife and the Church with her perverse obsession.
She filed a fraudulent report with the Los Angeles Police Department that was meant to provoke harassment and hatred of Scientology leader David Miscavige and his wife. It was a scam from the outset.
Leah Remini’s Show is a Hate Crime
Leah Remini’s show has become a hate crime against Scientology. It has incited a number of violent attacks against Scientologists, including vandalism, assault and now a murder.
A&E’s program incited the murder of a young Scientologist in Australia. A&E’s programs – and Leah Remini’s program – spread vicious religious hatred, inciting threats, violence and now this heinous act of terrorism.
The Church of Scientology has a history of using any means necessary to attack those they deem as “Suppressive Persons.” This is a term that the Church’s founder, L. Run Hubbard, used to describe Scientology’s strategy of attacking anyone who opposes the Church.
In the latest installment of the Leah Remini/Mike Rinder series, “Scientology and the Aftermath,” Remini embarks on a journey to meet Brandon Reisdorf. He gained notoriety for shattering the plate glass window of our U.S. headquarters building with a hammer and making threats against our leader’s life.
