That comes just three years after Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard was depicted unfavorably in Paul Thomas Anderson's dramatic feature, «The Master,» with Phillip Seymour Hoffman playing the bombastic, charismatic leader — who
some saw as a charlatan.
Not exact matches
If no order had been given about what to do while the
charlatan was saying his mumbo - jumbo, there would not have been a problem — those who wanted to participate
as their cult requires would have done so and nobody would have been checking to
see who was doing what.
Michigan's charter school «industry» — and that's what it is, an industry; not an educational system, but rather a business model designed to steal public money and slip it into private bank accounts — is wildly out of control, an unregulated Wild West playground for unscrupulous hucksters, quacks and
charlatans who
see our school system and our children
as an untapped well - spring of profits.
Scientists are authorities, unless they disagree with the true dogma — then they're fools and
charlatans (
as we
see in a comment to this post).
The conservative MIT climatologist Kerry Emanuel labels contrarians
as «mavericks» and «
charlatans»,
see HERE.
The agendas of the the climate change contrarian / denier pseudo-scientists («mavericks and
charlatans»
as Kerry Emanuel calls them,
see HERE) are varied.
Yet increasingly I have a sense, perhaps nothing more than that
as I read and listen, often from certain consultant
charlatans that feed off the industry, that in a world in which commoditised content is prevalent, maybe the achievement of optimum quality standards is
seen as not enormously important.