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Protesting discrimination

Leah Remini is using her so-called celebrity status to spew hate and misinformation on the public airwaves to suit her own ends and to defame an honorable organization.

December 21, 2016

A+E Television Networks
235 E. 45th Street
New York, N.Y. 10017

Dear Mr. Buccieri,

I am writing this letter to speak out against those disgruntled individuals such as Leah Remini, who through media outlets and other means seek to discredit and damage the Church of Scientology, a recognized religious organization throughout the world. I might add that the Church is also recognized by world governments, civic and community organizations, other religious organizations, emergency management groups, schools and law enforcement for the social reform programs implemented to bring about positive change across the globe from education, drug rehab and human rights to name a few.

Ms. Remini and those like her never touch the workability and success of the Scientology religion. They never discuss their own personal gains and life wins from life improvement courses or spiritual counseling. Nor do they share the fact that others have benefited from the above, according to their own observations.

Because she has a personal vendetta and an axe to grind for her own self-aggrandizement and profit, Leah Remini is using her so-called celebrity status to spew hate and misinformation on the public airwaves to suit her own ends and to defame an honorable organization. She is exercising a personal agenda, and her views are not shared with anyone in the entirety of the worldwide Scientology population. Fortunately, her minority view does nothing to tarnish the Church, its philosophy and those who seek to improve their lives and the lives of others through their dedication, support and dissemination of this very vital world religion.

I have personally delivered Dianetics counseling to hundreds of people over the years to life-changing results each and every time without fail. Its workability is unquestionable and undeniable by those who give and receive this technology. That Ms. Remini attacks me as a Scientologist and practitioner in her rant against the Church is completely and utterly unacceptable to me. It smacks of the Nazis in Germany defaming and demeaning Jews for being Jews and for no other reason! This agenda of hers should be considered no less tolerable than any other source of religious hate, no matter what form it is delivered in and to what public.

Please take this into consideration when airing such biased vitriol aimed at the Church of Scientology, whose mission is that of goodwill toward mankind.

Robert Martin
Seattle, Wash.