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02 Jan 2009, 5:34 pm

I am just sickened by this. John Travolta denied to the very end that his son had autism, instead saying he had a form of Kawasaki disease. This is so sad.So sad. One way to get rid of his baggage, as his scientology religion forbade him from seeking treatment for his son. He won't have to care for his son's needs anymore, as if he was just a burden to them. Oh, my heart is so sad now...Rest in peace, Jett.



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02 Jan 2009, 5:45 pm

Kawasaki disease bears NO resemblance to ANY potential symptom of autism or AS.



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02 Jan 2009, 5:58 pm

That's awful... =[



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02 Jan 2009, 6:56 pm

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I am just sickened by this. John Travolta denied to the very end that his son had autism, instead saying he had a form of Kawasaki disease. This is so sad.So sad. One way to get rid of his baggage, as his scientology religion forbade him from seeking treatment for his son. He won't have to care for his son's needs anymore, as if he was just a burden to them. Oh, my heart is so sad now...Rest in peace, Jett.


I agree. the cult of $cientology has led to the deaths of MANY MANY people directly and indirectly. They have also caused misery towards people who speak out against the "church"'s evilness. L Ron was a sick, sociopathic conman. When are people going to finally learn??

http://www.whyaretheydead.net/

www.xenu.net

www.xenutv.com


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02 Jan 2009, 6:59 pm

I am sure John Travolta is devastated by the death of his child as most parents tend to be. I can't really think of anyone (unless they are sick and twisted abusers but they are the minority) who would be happy to bury their own child, burden or not. If it is indeed true that he denied Jett had autism, then this could be perceived as wrong. Maybe he did it as he feared Jett would be victimised (let's face it, most of us on this site have been subjected to this haven't we?) and wanted to protect him from that. Or maybe he couldn't accept the fate that befell Jett, who knows? Maybe poor Jett had this Kawasaki disease as well as autism, has anyone thought of that? Can you imagine how that must have made everyone feel if that were the case? Pretty bad I assume, especially as they knew (particularly with regards to the autism) they couldn't really do anything about it. (By 'they' I mean Jett's whole family). Perhaps they all felt helpless when it came to Jett, who knows what really goes on in people's minds and behind closed doors? And who are we to speculate? We sholud not be criticising John Travolta at this time, but feeling sorry that the life of his son, Jett has ended in a sad way (of which I am sure we are).


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02 Jan 2009, 7:02 pm

Here is a link to an MSNBC article:

> John Travolta's 16-Year Old Son Dies... <

Maybe it was Xenu's will ... you know, like when a Christian child dies and his parents claim that his death was God's will?


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02 Jan 2009, 7:10 pm

mm interesting. it says he was last seen going into the bathroom on thursday and a caretaker found his body friday morning, apparently he fell and hit his head. i suppose at 16 you're allowed to be left in the house alone, but it seems odd.

sad and wierd. poor Jett, RIP.



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02 Jan 2009, 7:15 pm

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I am sure John Travolta is devastated by the death of his child as most parents tend to be. I can't really think of anyone (unless they are sick and twisted abusers but they are the minority) who would be happy to bury their own child, burden or not. If it is indeed true that he denied Jett had autism, then this could be perceived as wrong. Maybe he did it as he feared Jett would be victimised (let's face it, most of us on this site have been subjected to this haven't we?) and wanted to protect him from that. Or maybe he couldn't accept the fate that befell Jett, who knows? Maybe poor Jett had this Kawasaki disease as well as autism, has anyone thought of that? Can you imagine how that must have made everyone feel if that were the case? Pretty bad I assume, especially as they knew (particularly with regards to the autism) they couldn't really do anything about it. (By 'they' I mean Jett's whole family). Perhaps they all felt helpless when it came to Jett, who knows what really goes on in people's minds and behind closed doors? And who are we to speculate? We sholud not be criticising John Travolta at this time, but feeling sorry that the life of his son, Jett has ended in a sad way (of which I am sure we are).
My mom and I were discussing Jett a few weeks ago, regarding John's denial of seeking any therapy for their son, Jett. I am just stunned. Saddened because Scientology did stand in the way of treating Jett. Kawasake disease is so completely different in ways of symptoms, it is temporary, affects children only, there is simply no ties to the way he was. They were totally in denial. he was an embarrassment to the family, to the Scientology church, and it pains me greatly of his loss. Very sad.



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02 Jan 2009, 7:26 pm

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I am sure John Travolta is devastated by the death of his child as most parents tend to be. I can't really think of anyone (unless they are sick and twisted abusers but they are the minority) who would be happy to bury their own child, burden or not. If it is indeed true that he denied Jett had autism, then this could be perceived as wrong. Maybe he did it as he feared Jett would be victimised (let's face it, most of us on this site have been subjected to this haven't we?) and wanted to protect him from that. Or maybe he couldn't accept the fate that befell Jett, who knows? Maybe poor Jett had this Kawasaki disease as well as autism, has anyone thought of that? Can you imagine how that must have made everyone feel if that were the case? Pretty bad I assume, especially as they knew (particularly with regards to the autism) they couldn't really do anything about it. (By 'they' I mean Jett's whole family). Perhaps they all felt helpless when it came to Jett, who knows what really goes on in people's minds and behind closed doors? And who are we to speculate? We sholud not be criticising John Travolta at this time, but feeling sorry that the life of his son, Jett has ended in a sad way (of which I am sure we are).
My mom and I were discussing Jett a few weeks ago, regarding John's denial of seeking any therapy for their son, Jett. I am just stunned. Saddened because Scientology did stand in the way of treating Jett. Kawasake disease is so completely different in ways of symptoms, it is temporary, affects children only, there is simply no ties to the way he was. They were totally in denial. he was an embarrassment to the family, to the Scientology church, and it pains me greatly of his loss. Very sad.


I read about Kawasaki disease before posting my reply and couldn't really bring myself to understand why someone would say that their child had something that is blatantly different from autism. Hence I came to the conclusion that, maybe, Jett had both. I am also familiar with Scientology and how twisted it is, hence I would never become part of it as I also think it is ludicrous (I feel that you would definitely agree with me there). I just don't like to pass judgement on situations of which I am not a part of is all, hence my reply. However, if this is all true, then it is an extremely sad thing that has occurred here, I will agree. I honestly do not understand Scientologists, and I don't think I ever will. If it stood in the way of Jett's therapeutic needs, then, yes, the family need to open their eyes before anything else tragic like this befalls them. It is just such a waste and a shame that it was all too late for poor Jett. I hope he rests in peace.


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02 Jan 2009, 7:28 pm

rip jett.

its such a tradegy he so young.



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02 Jan 2009, 7:34 pm

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Fiz wrote:
I am sure John Travolta is devastated by the death of his child as most parents tend to be. I can't really think of anyone (unless they are sick and twisted abusers but they are the minority) who would be happy to bury their own child, burden or not. If it is indeed true that he denied Jett had autism, then this could be perceived as wrong. Maybe he did it as he feared Jett would be victimised (let's face it, most of us on this site have been subjected to this haven't we?) and wanted to protect him from that. Or maybe he couldn't accept the fate that befell Jett, who knows? Maybe poor Jett had this Kawasaki disease as well as autism, has anyone thought of that? Can you imagine how that must have made everyone feel if that were the case? Pretty bad I assume, especially as they knew (particularly with regards to the autism) they couldn't really do anything about it. (By 'they' I mean Jett's whole family). Perhaps they all felt helpless when it came to Jett, who knows what really goes on in people's minds and behind closed doors? And who are we to speculate? We sholud not be criticising John Travolta at this time, but feeling sorry that the life of his son, Jett has ended in a sad way (of which I am sure we are).
My mom and I were discussing Jett a few weeks ago, regarding John's denial of seeking any therapy for their son, Jett. I am just stunned. Saddened because Scientology did stand in the way of treating Jett. Kawasake disease is so completely different in ways of symptoms, it is temporary, affects children only, there is simply no ties to the way he was. They were totally in denial. he was an embarrassment to the family, to the Scientology church, and it pains me greatly of his loss. Very sad.


I read about Kawasaki disease before posting my reply and couldn't really bring myself to understand why someone would say that their child had something that is blatantly different from autism. Hence I came to the conclusion that, maybe, Jett had both. I am also familiar with Scientology and how twisted it is, hence I would never become part of it as I also think it is ludicrous (I feel that you would definitely agree with me there). I just don't like to pass judgement on situations of which I am not a part of is all, hence my reply. However, if this is all true, then it is an extremely sad thing that has occurred here, I will agree. I honestly do not understand Scientologists, and I don't think I ever will. If it stood in the way of Jett's therapeutic needs, then, yes, the family need to open their eyes before anything else tragic like this befalls them. It is just such a waste and a shame that it was all too late for poor Jett. I hope he rests in peace.
Fiz, I know we are all sharing the same emotions here.What really pains me is that this happens everyday, all over the world. A child is lost. Breaks my heart. I want to hug my kids tighter, let them know I will always be there for them. Never an embarrassment, always to be appreciated and respected. I feel in my heart he (Jett) was separated from others because he was "different", and perhaps this was the way for scientology to rid them of this . There was an earlier post, an excellent one, with links to scientology and their evils. What is so troubling are the deaths connected to scientologists and how drowning comes into play so often. I shudder to think more into this...Just pray for all the precious children out there, folks.Please. And, I'd like to welcome you to Wrongplanet..



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02 Jan 2009, 7:40 pm

Drowning? Now that is messed up. Seriously.


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02 Jan 2009, 7:49 pm

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Drowning? Now that is messed up. Seriously.
Oh, there is so much more. I am reading both the Scientology stories, (of children who escaped from the religion), and then back to Wrongplanet...Very , very powerful organization here. Those who attempt to leave usually end up murdered. And yes, drowning is very common among the victims. I am not trying to be an investigator here, but it looks more and more suspicious to me.



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02 Jan 2009, 7:50 pm

Joey Travolta, John's brother, is not involved in Scientology and produced a documentary about autism called Normal People Scare Me. http://www.normalfilms.com/NPSM.html

Here is Joey Travolta's interview on Wrongplanet...

http://www.wrongplanet.net/article328.html



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02 Jan 2009, 7:51 pm

The police say one thing, and Mr. Travolta's people say another.

There is more going on here than what anybody is saying ...


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02 Jan 2009, 8:25 pm

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Drowning? Now that is messed up. Seriously.
Oh, there is so much more. I am reading both the Scientology stories, (of children who escaped from the religion), and then back to Wrongplanet...Very , very powerful organization here. Those who attempt to leave usually end up murdered. And yes, drowning is very common among the victims. I am not trying to be an investigator here, but it looks more and more suspicious to me.


The more I learn about Scientology the more scary it becomes, particularly when you see the likes of Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes that have taken it up as well. Being as they are in the public eye, these people act as an influence on the rest of society, particularly those that are more impressionable, such as teenagers and young adults. This is, when you really think about it, quite frightening. Especially the hold that Scientology seems to have on it's followers as well. It makes you wonder what was lacking in the minds of these people in the first place to make them want to be part of something as weird and wrong as Scientology. I just always thought it was a stupid, faddy religion that was maybe a bit daft that the mentally challenged took up to give them something to do and so they could say 'look at me I'm religious and individual'. I might be right about the mentally challenged bit but, otherwise, my mistake.


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