Raël's Blog, page 11

RAEL applauds conclusion of UK Home Affairs committee on drug policy

Following its year-long inquiry into drugs policy, the Commons Home Affairs Committee concluded that efforts to combat the drug barons had failed and called for

Raelians denounce San Francisco's ban on nudity

The city of San Francisco recently passed a ban on public nudity. Maitreya Rael commented on it saying: "It is a fundamental right for everybody to be naked whe

1 Minute for Peace in Nepal

Upendra Singh, National Guide for Nepal, tells us about the recent 1 Minute for Peace campaign there:"It just felt so good - just to be with people and meditate

The Jamaican Raelian Movement is born!

Riki Kline, leader of the Jamaican Raelian Movement, tells us about his recent trip there:"Our team had spent many months preparing for their journey to bring t

Rael supports Argentinian decision to lower voting age to 16

After Argentinian lawmakers decided to lower Argentina's voting age to 16, Rael sent his congratulations to the Argentinian government, calling the new law "a g

Rael applauds end of printed Newsweek magazine

Rael welcomed the announced end of printing of Newsweek magazine as 'very good news'.He added “Let's hope that soon all the mainstream media will be bankrupt,

Why do Raelians keep their hair long

The advanced series of messages received by Rael in 1973 and 1975, from the Elohim,(see www.rael.org), contains a vast array of information that touches every a

1 Minute for Peace

This past weekend, Raelians all over North America took part in "1 Minute for Peace" actions. This campaign was launched by Maitreya Rael a few months ago, see

German catholic bishops decision shows worship is all about money

A recent decree by Germany's Catholic bishops states that people who opt out of a "church tax" should not be given sacraments and religious burials. About 200,0

Rael applauds three-person civil union in Brazil

Rael has expressed his full support to the Notary in the Brazilian state of Sao Paulo who accepted a civil union between three people.According to the Brazilian