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Religion News Blog, Amsterdam, Netherlands
Apr. 22, 2008
www.religionnewsblog.com

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ReligionNewsBlog.com • Item 21239 • Posted: Tuesday April 22, 2008  

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Last week, a three-minute video posted on YouTube showed television actor Jason Beghe denouncing Scientology.

The video showed a small portion of a lengthy interview with Beghe by Mark Bunker. Bunker is the publisher of XenuTV.com — a website that posts videos critical of Scientology and other cults.

After posting the short video to YouTube, where it was seen half a million times, Bunker’s account at YouTube was cancelled. YouTube has thus far not provided a reason for the cancellation, but Scientology critics — noting the cult’s record of hate- and harassment activities against its critics and former members — believe hoax complaints have led to the ’suspension.’

Mark Bunker has now released the full interview with Jason Beghe, using the services of Vimeo and Blip.tv.

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