It took over a year since the Anonymous protests started, but the media is starting to investigate the cult of Scientology itself, instead of just the protests.
KESQ: Jeff Hawkins on Scientology
There might be hope yet.
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Sunday, March 22, 2009
«Scientology Revealed»
Sunday, January 18, 2009
«Suppressing Protests»
This video was put up 2 days ago. Scientology is trying a new method to stop protesters.
Scientology: Casting Stones
Saturday, January 10, 2009
«Caturday: Xenu Funny iLOL»
In order to understand this first one, you'd have to know that John Travolta's son recently died. You'd also have to know that John Travolta is a Scientologist; and you'd have to know a little about Scientology. Bad taste? Perhaps, but I couldn't resist.
Sunday, November 23, 2008
«No Free Dr. Pepper»
Dr. Pepper promised a free Dr. Pepper soda to everyone in the US if Guns N' Roses managed to release their album, Chinese Democracy, in the year 2008. Well, the album came out today. Dr. Pepper is offering a coupon for a free soda on their website today only.
So, there's a rush on the Dr. Pepper website. Like anyone would expect, all this extra traffic is essentially a DDoS attack on their servers and it went down. I can't help but think that not only did they not prepare for this, but they expected and wanted this. As long as their servers are down due to an overload of traffic, they have an excuse to not deliver on their promise.
Even if or when you do get it to load, the average person is not going to sit and try for two strait hours to finally get the page to load. And yes, they knew about this day a few weeks ahead of time. They had plenty of time to prepare.
EDIT: I managed to get the page to load enough to get a phone number. I tried submitting my information, but when I submitted it I just got a Page Load Error. So, here's their number: for questions and concerns, call 1-800-696-5891.
Thursday, May 8, 2008
«Read The Fine Print»
So I saw a hell of a deal from Publisher's Clearing House in the mail. They say you've won a guaranteed cash prize. Please just send us $21.96 as a processing fee to claim your cash prize. Cash prizes total over $600,000!1
Then you read the fine print and see there's only about a 1 out of 996,999 odds that your cash prize will be anything over $0.79 (and the grand prize is only $9,600). That's a hell of a deal on their part. You send me $21.96 and I'll send you $0.79 back.
How do they figure a cash prize total over $600,000? You try sending $0.79 to 996,999 people... Remember, that's their "total" cash prize payout.
1: Not the exact amount they quoted as their total cash prize payout, just an approximation.
Saturday, March 15, 2008
«Co$ at Work»
I can't help but notice there are videos of today's protests getting pulled from YouTube. There's no point to link to them because they're pulled, but a couple video IDs are 1fMc3YuRfh4 and OG5wBYF0dwA. These were videos of the protests in London and New York.
The cult of Scientology is suppressing freedom of speech, again. Co$ is afraid, and they're doing everything they can to discredit or silence Anonymous.
Scientology is Afraid of Anonymous
«Protests are Underway»
Scientology tried to stop the protests, but they failed. Did they really think they could get a restraining order from a group of peaceful protesters?
There's already press coverage from Adelaide, Australia, about 200 protesters there. Sadly, I don't expect much coverage from the US news. They're so wrapped up in Spitzer and his prostitute that the rest of the world doesn't even exist. I am so tired of hearing about that...
Usually Scientologists have a big party on L. Ron Hubbard's birthday. They even somehow manage to close down public roads when they have parties, as shown on July 4th, 1999 in Los Angles. (video 1) (video 2) (video 3) (video 4) (video 5)
Wednesday, February 13, 2008
«Wise Beard Man is Pleased»
Scientology: XENU TV Salutes Anonymous
Wise Beard Man (Mark Bunker from ZENU TV) is happy, even though he almost died. Maybe his medical mishap was the work of those crazy OT VIII Scientologists... They can fly and manipulate matter and energy with a single thought, after all. *rolls eyes*
Anyway, I found this video clip that shows the protests made major news on many different news stations.
Anonymous' Worldwide News Coverage
And here's another to read about Scientology: Scientology wants your soul, money
Sunday, February 10, 2008
«Wise Bald Guy was Right»
I'm sure in the next few days there will be more news coverage of the protests. Pictures from many different protest locations are available at Wikinews. I suggest you take a look. Overall, I'd say it went pretty well. No reports of violence, and a fair turnout world wide. I think in time the turnout of future protests will be larger, as the general public is made aware of how dangerous and manipulative of a cult Scientology is.
A Wise Bald Guy message to Anonymous (recorded 2 days ago) [Video has been removed]
As the Wise Bald Guy says, you can tell a lot about an organization from how they respond to a protest against them. This is how Scientology responded. I suppose you can say they, too, had a "welcoming committee."
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Tuesday, January 29, 2008
«The Real Way to Wage War on Scientology»
Ok, a moment of seriousness... In order for the War on Scientology to work, the DDoSing does need to stop, it doesn't really help anything other than getting media attention. They've got the media's attention now. The February 10th Protest is a very big step in the right direction, if it goes as planned.
Scientology: XENU TV Speaks to Anonymous
Watch his other videos while you're at it.
This guy knows how to proceed properly. Letters to your congressmen/government officials should be included in the War. Public protests will also get media attention, and are not illegal (if kept peaceful). Spreading information about Xenu, body thetans, etc. to the general public will also help, because anyone not properly brainwashed up to OT III will not take their beliefs seriously.
If it were just their crazy beliefs I wouldn't have much of a problem with them. But they actively abuse copyright laws, infiltrate governments, threaten innocent people, suppress freedom of speech, even kill people. They are, by all accounts a dangerous cult. The public needs to be aware of that and do something about it. Also, the act of charging people to belong, yet still being tax exempt is just wrong.
On another note, this blog wasn't intended to be an anti-Scientology blog. That's just what I've cared about lately. As my interests and passions change, so will the content and main points of the blog.
Monday, January 28, 2008
«February 10th, Worldwide»
Call to Action
Looks like February 10th isn't just in London. Now it's worldwide.
The video is correct, Anonymous isn't exactly some elite group of "hackers on steroids"(old video, I know.) They are everyone and they are no one. From your school teachers to your bag boys at the grocery. From lawyers and police to collage students. Sure, there are hackers as well (all walks of life, remember?). They are definitely not organized. It's more of a collective bandwagon effect. If enough of them think something is funny, then the rest of them follow.
Usually their raids are just for the lulz, but if their target deserves it, so much the better. Like the dangerous cult of Scientology. In the war on Scientology, they are taking on more of the role of Internet Vigilante. A lot of them are already saying the battle as been won. They made media attention and lulz were had.
Oh, in case you want to know what happened to Lisa McPherson and Paulette Cooper by the hands of Scientology. Or what Operation Snow White was.
I'm not saying Anonymous is innocent, but their cause is just in the War on Scientology.
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