Page 2 will destroy Scientology

1/27/2008 9:12:50 PM

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"The Church of Scientology, started by science-fiction writer L. Ron Hubbard to "clear" people of unhappiness, portrays itself as a religion. In reality the church is a hugely profitable global racket that survives by intimidating members and critics in a Mafia-like manner. At times during the past decade, prosecutions against Scientology seemed to be curbing its menace. Eleven top Scientologists, including Hubbard's wife, were sent to prison in the early 1980s for infiltrating, burglarizing and wiretapping more than 100 private and government agencies in attempts to block their investigations. In recent years hundreds of longtime Scientology adherents -- many charging that they were mentally or physically abused -- have quit the church and criticized it at their own risk. Some have sued the church and won; others have settled for amounts in excess of $500,000. In various cases judges have labeled the church "schizophrenic and paranoid" and "corrupt, sinister and dangerous."

http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,972865,00.html
(a Time cover story from 16 years ago)

1/28/2008 11:41:44 AM

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"I knew someone would eventually be stupid enough to suggest that, and yep, treesista is that stupid"

says the fucking retard who has been bending over backwards in this thread to defend that stupid ass cult...get a fucking clue on SOMETHING in life

ps you really suck at noticing sarcasm you stupid ass scientologist

1/28/2008 11:41:47 AM

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zCQrng8jA0k&feature=PlayList&p=5F581F886DD09211&index=0

1/28/2008 1:27:29 PM

1/28/2008 2:58:27 PM

damn. wonder what's coming next.

1/29/2008 4:27:03 AM

damn. wonder what's coming next.

1/29/2008 4:37:59 AM

Unfortunately, a gang of internet dwellers from SA and 4chan aren't going to be able to do much against scientology besides take down it's website from time to time. It's going to take some seriously deep pocketed backer and a team of lawyers to put scientology in it's place.

1/29/2008 8:08:24 AM

I love how TWW is scorning 4chan and SA like we're so much better than them...
We're stuck in a 3-way circle jerk for biggest cesspool on the internet!

1/29/2008 8:11:47 AM

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"Registered : 8/24/2007 (158.5 days ago)"

what the hell do you know about circle jerking in a cesspool?

noob.





[Edited on January 29, 2008 at 3:56 PM. Reason : ]

1/29/2008 3:54:14 PM

4chan is full of animu faggots and pedophiles. Its pretty much on par with scientology.

1/29/2008 4:24:05 PM

wtf are 4chan and SA?

1/29/2008 5:20:27 PM

4chan/b/ is a forum where this got started.

Picture Chit Chat, but w/more anime and porn, and Anonymous.

1/29/2008 9:32:51 PM

SA is Something Awful.


[Edited on January 30, 2008 at 12:52 AM. Reason : ...]

1/30/2008 12:51:16 AM

and SP's are "Suppressive Persons"

and they're still FG.

1/30/2008 1:46:05 AM

seriously though, TWW is nowhere near the type of awful shit you see on boards like 4chan, SA. although a lot of the funny shit that shows up here originates there.

1/30/2008 9:45:33 AM

holy shit

this is fucking freaky

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SDN0B_LVrsY

1/30/2008 5:20:57 PM

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"What song is that that play in raiden's youtube video, its bugging me"

it's the theme of requiem for a dream (written by clint mansell, performed by the Kronos quartet). but that voice part on top i'm pretty sure was not from any official release. the piece is used in a lot of movie trailers and whatnot as well

1/30/2008 5:55:47 PM

XENU RELEASES CORNSTARCH

http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-threat31jan31,0,5172691.story

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"Scientology sites receive mail threats Authorities are investigating the source of envelopes containing a white, powdery substance sent to eight buildings in the Southland. By Andrew Blankstein, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer January 31, 2008 Envelopes containing a white, powdery substance were received Wednesday at eight Church of Scientology-affiliated properties in the region, law enforcement sources said. Preliminary tests conducted by fire and police agencies found some of the substances to be harmless, and no one was injured, said the sources, who spoke on the condition that they not be named. "The FBI is responding to a series of letters containing white powder mailed to Scientology centers in Los Angeles and Orange counties," said FBI spokeswoman Laura Eimiller. "Initial field testing by LAPD indicates the powder is harmless. However, further testing will be conducted. We will also work to assess what threat, if any, was associated with the mailings and determine whether any federal statutes were violated." Two law enforcement sources said five of the envelopes were found in Los Angeles, including at locations in the San Fernando Valley, Hollywood and northeast Los Angeles. Other locations included Glendale, Tustin and Santa Monica, the sources said. Glendale police confirmed that they closed down part of Brand Boulevard for two hours to deal with a threat sent to a Scientology building. "We determined it was corn starch," said John Balian, a Glendale police spokesman. A spokeswoman for the Church of Scientology referred all calls to the LAPD. andrew.blankstein @latimes.com"

1/31/2008 12:39:48 AM

uh oh ... nice job getting the feds involved.

hate crimes and terrorist hoaxes.

joe_schmoe does not approve

1/31/2008 2:04:31 PM

^ Wouldn't be shocked if $cientology did this themselves. They've done it before.

Article unrelated:

http://www.economist.com/world/international/displaystory.cfm?story_id=10609174

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"Fair game Jan 31st 2008 From The Economist print edition An online onslaught against Scientology A VICIOUS cult run by cynical fraudsters, or a sincerely held religious belief persecuted by zealots? That is the long-standing row about Scientology, founded by the late science-fiction writer, L. Ron Hubbard. In some countries, such as Germany, the group is watched by the security services. In others, such as America and Australia, it has won charitable status as a religion. Until now the fight could mostly be seen as one-sided. Scientology's lawyers are vigorous litigants. The group argues that its internal materials (which claim, among other things, that expensive courses of treatment can help rid people of infestation by alien souls from an extinct civilisation) are commercially confidential and protected by copyright. They react sharply to any perceived libel. As a result, public critics of what they derisively term “$cientology” risk expensive legal battles. For example, a new unauthorised biography of Tom Cruise by a British author, Andrew Morton, contains detailed and highly critical material about the film star's involvement in Scientology. It is a bestseller in America but has not been published in Britain. The publisher, St Martin's Press, has even asked internet booksellers not to ship it to foreign customers. Though Scientology representatives vehemently deny breaking any laws, critics have claimed that they experience intensive harassment and intimidation. Now Scientology is under attack from a group of internet activists known only as Anonymous. Organised from a Wikipedia-style website (editable by anyone) and through anonymous internet chat rooms, “Project Chanology”, as the initiative is known, presents no easy target for Scientology's lawyers. It is promoting cyberwarfare techniques normally associated with extortionists, spies and terrorists. Called “distributed denial of service attacks”, these typically involve using networks of infected computers to bombard the target's websites and servers with bogus requests for data, causing them to crash. Even governments find this troublesome. Anonymous is also hoping to galvanise public opinion with a mass “real-world” protest outside every Scientology office worldwide on February 10th. But its best weapon may be ridicule. The group got going in reaction to efforts to ban an internal Scientology video of Mr Cruise that leaked onto the internet. The star appears to discuss his beliefs with a degree of incoherence and exaggeration that might lead some to question Scientology's effects on its adherents' sanity. A Scientology spokesman says it has been selectively edited. Several internet sites have taken it down after threats of lawsuits. But it keeps popping up."

1/31/2008 2:53:44 PM

Didn't see this posted, found it on Penny Arcade

http://video.google.com/videosearch?q=Scientology:+Steven+Fishman+Deposition

2/1/2008 6:54:42 PM

Okay, so we're never gonna know if this is legit or not or if this guy is just claiming he has nothing to do with Scientology to get these guys in trouble. If it is legit, GJ, GUYZ!
http://blog.wired.com/27bstroke6/2008/01/anonymous-hac-1.html

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"Anti-Scientology agitators have repeatedly harassed and threatened violence against a 59-year-old PG&E worker and his wife, who were mistakenly flagged as pro-Scientology hackers. John Lawson, who lives in Stockton, California with his wife Julia, began receiving threatening phone calls around 2 a.m. Saturday morning. He didn't know why until THREAT LEVEL explained that a hacking group calling itself the g00ns (goons spelled with zeros, not goons with the letter o) posted his home address, phone number and cell numbers, as well as Julia's Social Security number, online. The obscene and threatening calls have continued through Tuesday, according to Lawson. The calls are just one small offshoot of an ongoing, larger attack on the Church of Scientology by a ragtag group of internet troublemakers who call themselves Anonymous. The group says it is targeting Scientology in part for its use of litigation to suppress unflattering documents on the internet. Over the weekend, the g00ns thought they had caught a hacker who had busted into a server being used to help coordinate the online attacks and real world protests against Scientology. But Lawson says the callers have the wrong guy. "I don't even really know how to use a computer," Lawson said."

2/1/2008 8:00:45 PM

as much as i deplore and ridicule Scientology and all the celebrity fluffheads who have latched onto it as some sort of bizarre free ride...

... this shit is kind of fucked up.

2/1/2008 8:35:41 PM

No shit!

http://www.freechan.org/i/res/2333.html#3499

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Snow_White


[Edited on February 2, 2008 at 2:07 PM. Reason : ...]

2/2/2008 2:07:05 PM

http://www.encyclopediadramatica.com/Project_Chanology_iRL_Raids_Latest_News

Lots of updates and photos that get posted on there.

I'm really impressed at the turnout. They wanted a global protest and it looks like they got it. For the most part it looks peaceful, or at most, noisy.

^^ It is messed up that the wrong people might've been attacked. They did get the info from The Regime's website, apparently, and that was after 711chan.org was hacked in response to Project Chanology.

In all likelihood, whoever registered that website used an ID they looked up in a phone book to cover for themselves and the g00ns just acted preemptively.

Stuff about the regime and their actions in response to Anonymous's declaration: http://www.encyclopediadramatica.com/The_Regime

2/10/2008 2:28:17 PM

http://glosslip.com/2008/03/03/scientology-psa-treating-mental-illness-like-blowing-your-brains-out/
Scientology PSA: Treating Mental Illness Like Blowing Your Brains Out

3/4/2008 12:52:45 AM

bitches are crazy.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pPol_m8wm8Y&feature=related

3/4/2008 11:32:02 AM