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Jubscarz wrote:

Ashley wrote:

HabitualBeatsCamp wrote:

dubluke wrote:ps. this is deep - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pPol_m8wm8Y

straight up bullying tactics if you ask me, intimidation and the guy who keeps talking about crimes strikes me as a bit off his rocker

Those 3 guys look like child molesters big time.

The bit that made me laugh is:

"Did you take time off from beating your wife to come down here?"

LOL.

The person who made that video handles himself very well.

Guy is a legend, his other account got banned by youtube.

http://www.youtube.com/xenutv1

Ashley wrote:

HabitualBeatsCamp wrote:

dubluke wrote:ps. this is deep - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pPol_m8wm8Y

straight up bullying tactics if you ask me, intimidation and the guy who keeps talking about crimes strikes me as a bit off his rocker

Those 3 guys look like child molesters big time.

The bit that made me laugh is:

"Did you take time off from beating your wife to come down here?"

LOL.

LOL very good vid! im gonna start using that line when people piss me off

why do they keep mentioning his crimes? has he actually done something?

PYRAMID SELLING!

Bob Crunkhouse wrote:why do they keep mentioning his crimes? has he actually done something?

no, they're just making things up.

Bob Crunkhouse wrote:why do they keep mentioning his crimes? has he actually done something?

no, essentially scientologists are famous for trying to find out any bad events (eg. crimes) from people's past so that they can notify people from their local neighbourhood etc. in an attempt to give them a bad name

if they can't actually find anything out they tend to just label them as a child molester and tell everyone they possibly can so that they become socially rejected

thats the kind of thing that Pk is talking about when he mentions them trying to destroy the lives of their opponents

the process of clearing basically comes down to 'tell me your crimes' as well. they sit there going through painful memories, guilty memories, secrets and fears in the name of 'freeing' the person...and it all gets written down by the auditor.

the leverage on people they must have just on the basis of these clearing sessions is staggering

pk- wrote:the process of clearing basically comes down to 'tell me your crimes' as well. they sit there going through painful memories, guilty memories, secrets and fears in the name of 'freeing' the person...and it all gets written down by the auditor.

the leverage on people they must have just on the basis of these clearing sessions is staggering

aye, when they get all those details they can use them against you if you leave

pk- wrote:the process of clearing basically comes down to 'tell me your crimes' as well. they sit there going through painful memories, guilty memories, secrets and fears in the name of 'freeing' the person...and it all gets written down by the auditor.

the leverage on people they must have just on the basis of these clearing sessions is staggering

Yeh, and apparently "only the auditor" has access to these files which is utter bullshit. More like used for bribery. I wouldnt be suprised if they checked through and tried cashing in the bonds for wanted fugitives who were scientologists.

Jubscarz wrote:

Ashley wrote:

HabitualBeatsCamp wrote:

dubluke wrote:ps. this is deep - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pPol_m8wm8Y

straight up bullying tactics if you ask me, intimidation and the guy who keeps talking about crimes strikes me as a bit off his rocker

Those 3 guys look like child molesters big time.

The bit that made me laugh is:

"Did you take time off from beating your wife to come down here?"

LOL.

The person who made that video handles himself very well.

I thought so as well.

i don't really understand all the scientology hate. if people are stupid enough to get involved with them, that's their fault. admittedly i'm no expert but as long as they aren't forcing people to become members then what's the problem? what separates them from any other bizarre religious cult?

UmkhontoWeSizwe wrote:i don't really understand all the scientology hate. if people are stupid enough to get involved with them, that's their fault. admittedly i'm no expert but as long as they aren't forcing people to become members then what's the problem? what separates them from any other bizarre religious cult?

bruv read into any of the suspicious deaths surrounding them, read about their human rights abuses etc. thats what makes them different

we're just a bunch of enturbulaters

dubluke wrote:

UmkhontoWeSizwe wrote:i don't really understand all the scientology hate. if people are stupid enough to get involved with them, that's their fault. admittedly i'm no expert but as long as they aren't forcing people to become members then what's the problem? what separates them from any other bizarre religious cult?

bruv read into any of the suspicious deaths surrounding them, read about their human rights abuses etc. thats what makes them different

i've not looked into it in any great detail, but the few things i have read all involved members of the church. as i say if you choose to get involved with organisations like these you shouldn't be surprised when fucked up shit happens. kinda like becoming a priest then complaining about the lack of pussy.....or not.

in any case isaac hayes is a member, they can't be all that bad .

yeah personally i don't really hate them, they're just fucking mentalists. there's been a few deaths linked to them, but you get that with any religion really.

it is hilarious to watch the internet waging war on them though

yeah unkknown the thing about cults though is that people don't always choose to join them, i hate to use a word like brainwash, but its fairly easy to manipulate people (particularly those having a hard time and possibly looking for solace) into joining these kind of dangerous groups

i'm not saying that is any different to any other religious cults, its just the worrying thing is that this one is particularly large

I don't feel particularly strongly about Scientology or Project Chanology for that matter, but I'm glad I'm not the only one who sees the parallels between this and a "stand alone complex".

http://www.cydeweys.com/blog/2008/01/28 ... ology-sac/

Despite the triviality of both the target and the cause, it's both deeply fascinating (and disturbing) from a sociological standpoint. Today, scientology is the target, but what's to stop the application of Anonymous' tactics to an unpopular business, or unpopular government?

Something tells me that this is only the beginning...

anonymous vs sweeteva is more epic.

youtube vs lonleygirl15

shit was SO cash.