Drug Rehab Programs: Drug Rehab Facts

Question: I'm attending a drug rehab program sponsored by the church of scientology?

(Posted by: No Chance without Cocaine on 2011-11-21 12:33:37)

Are these programs considered safe?

Posted by: Bongernet on 2011-11-21, 12:34:49

You'll spend less money (and be happier) staying on the drugs.

Posted by: Linderella on 2011-11-21, 12:34:57

If you can get enough drugs to get you through it.

Posted by: Solly Llama NOR★CAL R&S on 2011-11-21, 12:35:04

They will browbeat you into parting with your money

Posted by: DaniNyko on 2011-11-21, 12:35:27

I have heard that the rehab, program swap your current drug for a lesser one till you dont have none. But Religion Is the Worse of every Drugs out there

Posted by: Symos on 2011-11-21, 12:35:45

Nope, they like to make you sweat big time and fill you back up with stupid amounts of niacin and cult propaganda that makes you reject medical drugs too.

Posted by: The super creep on 2011-11-21, 12:35:47

Israel shuts down dovish radio station, critics allege muzzling By Associated Press, Updated: Sunday, November 20, 6:52 AM JERUSALEM — Israel has ordered the shutdown of a dovish Israeli-Palestinian radio station, officials and the station’s operators said on Sunday. The station and other critics said the move was politically motivated, and part of a broader assault on democracy by conservative forces in the government. Some members of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s coalition have pushed forward a series of measures recently that critics say are aimed at stifling opponents. Among the proposed legislation are attempts to block most foreign funding for dovish nonprofit groups, lowering the threshold for politicians to file libel suits against the media, and a push to shift control of Supreme Court appointments from an independent panel to parliament. Conservative lawmaker Danny Danon boasted that he had helped close the “All for Peace� radio station. Danon, a member of Netanyahu’s Likud Party, claimed the Communications Ministry shuttered the station at his request, after he claimed it “incited� against Israel. “A radical leftist station that becomes an instrument of incitement must not be allowed to broadcast to the broader public,� Danon said. Operators of “All For Peace� radio said they complied with a shut-down order issued last week. Israel’s communications ministry confirmed it issued the order, and said the station was broadcasting into Israel illegally. The ministry, headed by a Likud Cabinet minister, said in a statement that the station’s Hebrew-language broadcasts inside Israel were “economically damaging local radio franchisees.� It did not mention the issue of incitement. Mossi Raz, the Israeli director of the station, said that it transmits from the West Bank where it is not subject to Israeli law. He told Israel Radio that the station, which has been operating since 2004, would go to court in Israel to try to get back on the air. Raz also said the ministry had never questioned the legality of the station’s operations in the past, and that the Israeli Government Press Office has issued press cards to the station’s journalists. The string of moves against Israel’s dovish left wing has drawn heavy criticism of the government, and there have been signs that the government may be backing down. On Sunday, an official in Netanyahu’s office said the prime minister oppose a bill that would allow lawmakers to veto Supreme Court appointments. Conservatives say the court has a liberal bias. He spoke on condition of anonymity because he was not allowed to publicly discuss Netanyahu’s position. Israeli journalists also oppose the tightening of a libel law that critics say would put a major chill on investigative reports. The closure of the radio station “joins a wave of legislation and other measures against a free press in Israel that very much worries anyone who cares about Israeli democracy,� said Danny Zaken, the head of the Israeli journalists’ association. Copyright 2011 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed. Additional Details washingtonpost.com/ world/ middle-east/ israel-shuts-down-dovish-radio-station-critics-allege-muzzling/ 2011/ 11/ 20/ gIQA38GtdN_story.html

Posted by: Hank on 2011-11-21, 12:36:02

Safer than the drugs you are hooked on.

Posted by: Jesus Likes This on 2011-11-21, 12:36:08

SCIENTOLOGY KILLS.... not Psychiatry kills, you stupid fvcking scientologist idiot retard batshit crazy ignorant dumbfvck

Posted by: Vikram on 2011-11-21, 12:39:08

Try to get well. Don't sign anything not related to your program. I don't know anything about scientology but as a precaution I will do what I suggested to you. Good luck.

Posted by: leia on 2011-11-21, 12:39:44

They are expensive. it's a cult for the rich man

Posted by: Я тебе кохаю! on 2011-11-21, 12:42:08

Is it safe? youtu.be/ TPQ7KMCrPLE Drilling for facts. No, go to a legitimate and monitored rehab.

Posted by: Theta Works on 2011-11-21, 16:51:01

You were selling Dianetics on the street while doing drugs? Wow. No wonder you got attacked! Your Karma sucks. Troll.

Posted by: thetaalways on 2011-11-21, 17:36:16

I doubt that you are in fact attending any drug rehab program. I also know for a fact that the Church of Scientology does not sponsor any drug program.If you are referring to the Narconon Program it is completely secular and uses drug rehab methods that were researched and developed by L.Ron Hubbard. Regardless if you are in rehab, any attempt to rehabilitate your addiction to drugs has got to be safer for you than letting remaining a drug addict. You should be grateful they're willing to try and help you. Drug addicts are the hardest people to help.

Posted by: Very Big Sword on 2011-11-24, 09:14:45

Anything that contains scientology is hardly safe but definately expensive and deifnately incompetant.