Letter to the Editor: Kirstie Alley is not associated with Narcanon (sic
Mon, 31 Jan 2000 10:45:40
Greetings, Guardian!
In one of your latest articles, you incorrectly identified
actress Kirstie Alley as a spokeswoman for Narcanon. (sic) She is
not. She is a spokeswoman for the American Scientology cult
which created a fake company called Narconon -- note the
deliberate variation in spelling.
The fake company called Narconon exists solely to get drug
addicts into the American-created Scientology cult through
the use of quack medicine which in both the United Kingdom
and in the United States has resulted in numerious civil
lawsuits and criminal medical fraud (the cult engages in quack
medicine with a ritual they call "the purification rundown"
and the cult, while using the name of their fake company
Narconon, seeks to distance themselves from the legal
consequences of rooking their drug addict victims.)
Narcanon, (sic) the _real_ organization that actually helps people
overcome their drug addictions, are in no way connected with
the Scientology cult. Unfortunately, Narcanon (sic) suffers adverse
publicity when members of the popular press mistakenly confuse
the real Narcanon (sic) with the Scientology cult's deliberate
deception.
I would ask that you print this correction so that Narcanon (sic)
doesn't receive yet another black eye from the media due to
the near-criminal deception of the American Scientology cult.
Thanks.
Crackpots
The name "Narconon"® is trademarked to the Scientology
organization through one of their many front groups. The name
"Scientology"® is also trademarked to the "Church"
of Scientology. Neither this web page, nor this web site, nor any of the
individuals mentioned herein assisting to educate the public about the
dangers of the Narconon scam are members of or representitives of the
Scientology organization.
If you or a loved one needs help -- real help -- there are
a number of rehabilitation programs you can contact. The real
Narcotics Anonymous organization
can get you in touch with real people who can help you.
Click [HERE] to visit Narcotics
Anonymous's web site. Narcotics Anonymous's telephone number is
1 (818) 773-9999.
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From: Crackpots
Kirstie Alley not associated with Narcanon (sic)
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