Scientology-friendly Foley in rehab in Clearwater, Florida
Clearwater is the home of Narconon, Scientology's pseudo-scientific drug treatment program.
This doesn't necessarily mean that Foley is a Scientologist or has taken any Scientology courses, but it does demonstrate that he's shown poor judgment in multiple areas of his life. I've previously reported on a number of Arizona state legislators who have likewise shown poor judgment in accepting gifts from and sponsoring legislation from Scientology's Citizens Commission on Human Rights.
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Scientology may be a topic of debate because of its set of beliefs but we shouldn't judge them because they have the freedom to believe what they want to believe. As for the Narconon, I hear it's a good Florida alcohol rehab. As for the gifts, I agree with you Jim that officials should not receive any kind of bribe from any group. I think it is very unprofessional of them and that kind of act might lead to biased decisions.Nice post by the way! -kat
I presume, then, that you also feel we shouldn't "judge" Nazis or white supremacists, either, since they also "have the freedom to believe what they want to believe"?
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