Suri Cruise: Three Years on Earth

61. Everything will be orchestrated in this miserable child's life. Her parents will try to continue their BS fame through her. Imagine Suri this and that for the next 20 years. I think she was born sometime between November and February, not April. This is why Katie went into hiding until they decided to spring her birthdate in April. It had to be done to erase any doubt that Kris and not Tom is the dad. Nine months prior to this timeframe, she was still doing the horizontal mambo with Kris then stopped. Also, Tom will make Katie forever pay for this.

Posted at 7:31PM on Apr 18th 2009 by Voice of Reason

62. yall need to stop all that lying, that child is not cute, im sorry to say so. she pale as hell and thats the ugliest dress they could have put on her. all that money and thats the best they could dress her. and yes i have a child, and she is what you would call cute

Posted at 8:00PM on Apr 18th 2009 by mimi

63. it's no lie, she is the cutest little thing, and she had pants on once, suri doesn't like pants, i read an article that she loves her dresses, and refuses to wear pants! adorable. happy birthday suri.

Posted at 8:17PM on Apr 18th 2009 by let it go

64. Who is Chris ?? If he is by chance the father- there is no way a father would watch this life unfold for his daughter..... Katie looks like alot of other people brain washed. Just shy of drooling..... Any women involved with him ends up selling thier souls... the price?? their kids!

Posted at 8:30PM on Apr 18th 2009 by tellitlikeitis

65. @60
I'm not a big fan of Scientology critics but Suri must still be 90% alien
if she has'nt been audited yet, I'm mean what do you think auditing
is just part of some sort of brainwashing?

Posted at 8:41PM on Apr 18th 2009 by xenu@outermarcabia

66. who the f is Chris???

Posted at 8:42PM on Apr 18th 2009 by meme

67. BRAT, BRAT, BRAT!!!!!!!! I can't stand that damm kid!

Posted at 8:42PM on Apr 18th 2009 by I Agree...........

68. I don't pay too much attention to celebrity's children, but Suri has something special about her. I think she's cute as can be!

Posted at 9:02PM on Apr 18th 2009 by Vee

69. She's cute. I hope she stays that way.

Posted at 9:24PM on Apr 18th 2009 by Miss Miss

70. She is a cutie! Too bad her father is a fruitcake.

Posted at 8:27AM on Apr 21st 2009 by veryprettybrowneyedgirl

71. Kid is going to need a whole lot of therapy...

Posted at 10:29PM on Apr 18th 2009 by BigTimeHater

72. Kid needs a beatin' ..the little brat!

Posted at 10:30PM on Apr 18th 2009 by BigTimeHater

73. Um... I have a 2 year old and a 4 year old and neither of them let me put pants on them. Dresses everyday for every occasion. They act like they are being punished if they have to put jeans on. So, before you judge them for her being in dresses you need to understand that some little girls just like to be girly girls. And she is adorable so lay off.

Posted at 10:31PM on Apr 18th 2009 by Geez

74. She is THEE cutest kid in Hollywood, besides Angelina's and Brad's biological kids. And yes, she does look like she's three YEARS old and she IS 3 YEARS OLD. She is gorgeous. Bless her.

Posted at 10:43PM on Apr 18th 2009 by Jolie54

75. Penthouse: Where did all this money come from? How much did it cost to be audited, in Scientology parlance?

Hubbard: It cost as much as a person had. He had to stay in the organization, getting audited higher and higher, until he paid us as much as he had. People would sell their house, their car, convert their stocks and securities into cash, and turn it all over to Scientology.

Penthouse: What did you promise them for this price?

Hubbard: We promised them the moon and then demonstrated a way to get there. They would sell their soul for that. We were telling someone that they could have the power of a god --that's what we were telling them.

Penthouse: What kind of people were tempted by this promise?

Hubbard: A whole range of people. People who wanted to raise their IQ, to feel better, to solve their problems. You also got people who wished to lord it over other people in the use of power. Remember, it's a power game, a matter of climbing a pyramidal hierarchy to the top, and it's who you can step on to get more power that counts. It appeals a great deal to neurotics. And to people who are greedy. It appeals a great deal to Americans, I think, because they tend to believe in instant everything, from instant coffee to instant nirvana. By just saying a few magic words or by doing a few assignments, one can become a god. People believe this. You see, Scientology doesn't really address the soul; it addresses the ego. What happens in Scientology is that a person's ego gets pumped up by this science-fiction fantasy helium into universe-sized proportions. And this is very appealing. It is especially appealing to the intelligentsia of this country, who are made to feel that they are the most highly intelligent people, when in actual fact, from an emotional standpoint, they are completely stupid. Fine professors, doctors, scientists, people involved in the arts and sciences, would fall into Scientology like you wouldn't believe. It appealed to their intellectual level and buttressed their emotional weaknesses. You show me a professor and I revert back to the fifties: I just kick him in the head, eat him for breakfast.
(My mother was lying on the bed and my father was sitting on her, facing her feet. He had a coat hanger in his hand. There was blood all over the place.)
Penthouse: Did it attract young people as much as cults today?

Hubbard: Yes. We attracted quite a few hippies but we tried to stay a way from them, because they didn't have any money.

Penthouse: A poor man can't be a Scientologist?

Hubbard: No, oh no.

Posted at 10:46PM on Apr 18th 2009 by Robert Lindblad