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Scientologist Leah Remini has been busy talking about the end of her sit-com the King of Queens and of course Scientology. An excerpt of an interview with People Magazine is so convincing in brushing off the aggressiveness of Scientology:

There were lots of questions in the press when you were first spotted hanging out with Jennifer Lopez – speculation that it was some kind of Scientology thing.
Two girls can’t hang out together? What does that have to do with religion? I just don’t understand it. I would never question, “Such-and-such is hanging out. Does anybody know her religious beliefs? Because that’s why they’re probably hanging out together.” She’s a fabulous girl. I’m fabulous to hang out with. But it’s like, “What could these two have in common? She must be trying to convert her!”

What’s the weirdest rumor you’ve read?
I read once that I was trying to get Jennifer to do Scientology because it helps with fertility. I don’t know what that’s about. That’s bull – that we’re sitting there at the Polo Lounge talking about fertility. I think Jennifer knows how to get pregnant.

Does it ever bother you, or can you laugh it off?
That kind of stuff is funny. When I read that kind of stuff, I go, “that’s not true! We weren’t talking about that.” Or that we believe in the aliens. My hairstylist believes in aliens. Why doesn’t that get printed? She says she has been abducted a few times!”

I don’t believe that any of these crazies hang around with people without the intent to bring them on board. They ostracize their own family members for dismissing Scientology, for goodness sake! And there were those reports that J.Lo was talking Scientology-speak on American Idol, as well as her dad being one, not to mention being at the Cruise wedding. I have zero doubt that she’s involved.

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