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Two ex-employees of Diskeeper have sued the firm over allegations they were obliged to take part in Scientology training courses as a mandatory condition of employment. Alexander Godelman, former chief information officer of Diskeeper, and Marc Le Shay, former Diskeeper Automation Planning Officer, filed a joint suit of unfair …

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  1. Anonymous Coward
    Anonymous Coward

    @AC

    "Erm, you have just described EVERY organized religion. They want your money and they want to control what you think, see, and do."

    In Scientology it is alleged that to progress up the chain of command, the career ladder, whatever you want to call it, to the next level of Operating Thetan, it's alledged that large sums of money have to be paid. Supposediy, why film starts such as Tom Cruise has advanced up the ranks.

    This doesn't happen with the more traditional religions.

  2. ShaggyDoggy

    Politics too, then

    "They want your money and they want to control what you think, see, and do."

    Erm, just like Nu Labour, then

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