Woman's Day has some shocking information about Tom Cruise's $11 million luxury underground bunker.

According to the magazine, the underground bunker at his Colorado property, is aimed at protecting his family against an alien invasion.

Insiders say the star has ordered a reinforced shelter from UK firm Powerhouse, which will be big enough to house 10 people, including his wife Katie Holmes, baby Suri, and his older children Isabella, 14 and Connor, 12.

"Tom is planning to build the facility under his Telluride estate," a source told US magazine Star. "It's a self-contained underground shelter with a high-tech air-purifying system."

Although reps for the actor have denied the reports, as well as claims he's fearful of UFOs, it's known his Scientology beliefs include teachings about aliens.

Scientology founder: "Christ was an alien mind control implant." Secret cult recording leaked.

2008-06-11 20:17:01 - A "classified" Scientology cult recording of founder L. Ron Hubbard from Oct 3, 1968 has been leaked to Wikileaks. Contrary to public Scientology statements about the compatibility of Scientology and Christianity, the recording shows that Scientologists believe that, "There was no Christ" and that the stories of Christ are alien mind implants.

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The 48 minute recording, in Hubbard's own distinctive voice, expounds Scientology's alien creation myth, whereby the earth is populated by the evil "Galactic overlord" "Xenu" (or "Xemu") and human beings are parasitized by alien spirits called "body thetans".

Scientology reportedly exposes the alien basis to its beliefs to only 10% of its followers. As recently as 2008 Scientology spokesperson Tommy Davis denied the connection on CNN.

The recording plainly shows Hubbard to have a disturbed personality, not only merely by the content of his speech, but by his manner.

Scientology threatened Wikileaks with legal action over its release over similar handwitten notes by Hubbard, citing the material as "unpublished, copyright".

Wikileaks believes the recording, given its clear authenticity, must be seen as the final nail in the coffin of Scientology's long attempts to pass itself off as something other than what it is -- a militaristic alien mind control cult that exploits the innocent with endless scams and manipulations of international corporate, banking and tax law.