Tom Cruise Says “That's It, No More Scientology Evangelism”

Scientology prince, Tom Cruise, is supposedly no longer speaking publicly about his membership in the cult - a far cry from the days he used new films as a chance to promote the "church”.
The actor gave an interview to Britain's most popular newspaper, THE SUN, Sun, which today reports: “Stung by negative comments about the religious movement, which has been accused of being a cult, Cruise insists he no longer wishes to talk about his beliefs.”
He said: “I say, ‘That’s it, no more — if you want to know about Scientology go to the Scientology website!”
On the TODAY show earlier this month, Cruise stated that he was done talking about Scientology, and just preferred to plug his new movie VALKYRIE.
He Stated, “I’ve been a Scientologist for 25 years and I think there’s a time and place for it. When people are tuning in to hear about my movie, then that’s what I should here to talk about.”
Either way, Cruise has definitely become more bashful about his Scientology ties than he was just a few years ago. He sponsored a "Scientology tent on the set of the film "War of the Worlds" in 2005.
In addition, he took 20 managers from "War of the Worlds" distributor United International Pictures on a four-hour tour of three different Scientology facilities - specifically so they could more effectively field press inquiries about Scientology.
However, that was back when fanatical Scientologist, Lee Anne De Vette, Cruise's sister, was doing the actor's publicity.
It now sounds like Cruise is waking up and smelling the coffee and realizing that the “Religion” is adversely affecting his career.
In addition, he has probably finally realized that Scientology is a waste of his time, his $100 Million in donations have failed to deliver him any supernatural powers, there’s no such thing as Xenu … … and it’s cellular defects that cause schizophrenia, epilepsy and cancer rather than parasitic alien ghosts.