Correct, David Miscavige is the current leader of Scientology.

He rose to a leadership position by the early 1980s and was named "Chairman of the Board" of RTC in 1987, the year after Hubbard's death. Official Church of Scientology biographies describe Miscavige as "the ecclesiastical leader of the Scientology religion".

Correct, Tom Cruise famously jumped on Oprah's couch in 2005.

He proclaimed his love for Katie Holmes, who he married in 2006.

Tom Cruise was first introduced to Scientology in the 1980's by his first wife, Mimi Rogers.

Correct! The US Navy.

The Sea Org is a religious order within Scientology, inspired by maritime traditions. It operates with a hierarchical structure, naval-style uniforms, and uses naval terminology.

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The Sea Organization (or "Sea Org") consists of elite Scientologists who contract themselves to work as religious volunteers. They live, eat, sleep at Scientology facilities.

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Sea Org contracts are for ONE BILLION YEARS of servitude.

Their motto is, We Come Back.

These contracts are not legally binding, but there are consequences within the community if one leaves the Sea Org.

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The Freewinds is a cruise ship operated by the Church of Scientology and is used for religious retreats and services. The highest levels of Scientology counseling are delivered on this ship, which is typically stationed in the Bahamas.

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Scientology's Celebrity Centers are open to the general public but are specifically intended for artists, politicians, opinion leaders, etc. Their staff has specific training for dissemination and recruitment.

The image above is Celebrity Center International in Hollywood, California.

Fun fact: They're called "C.C.'s"

Correct! Go Leah!

The correct answer is Leah Remini

Leah Remini left Scientology, wrote a memoir and hosted/produced "Leah Remini: Scientology the Aftermath" .... which Liz Gale was on 🙂

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Operation Freakout was a covert plan by the Church of Scientology to harass and discredit journalist Paulette Cooper, including attempts to have her institutionalized or imprisoned.

Scientology was found guilty of getting Cooper's fingerprint on a piece of paper and using it to forge bomb threats against themselves in her name.

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In 1993, the Church of Scientology reached a settlement with the IRS, which granted it tax-exempt status as a religious organization.