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Mr. Blonde · 07-24-2009, 10:20 AM

found this while browsing CNN today. fucking pathetic scifags trying to steal quotes from fight club. not to mention advertising on CNN...but thats been going on for a while.

Mr. Blonde · 07-24-2009, 01:15 PM

LOL

YouTube - Anonymous member covered in pubes runs into scientology building

Ugly Bastard · 07-24-2009, 01:23 PM

That's pretty gay.

THEINCREDIBLEdork · 07-24-2009, 04:11 PM

StabMaster Arson · 07-24-2009, 11:55 PM

I thought it was pretty funny.

Orgazmo · 07-25-2009, 12:23 AM

The song sounded like something out of South Park. Particularly from the Lemmiwinks episode.

Mr. Blonde · 07-25-2009, 02:10 AM

They did it on the anniversary of their first attack on Scientology in 08, too. Yeah, the song really wins the video more than anything

StabMaster Arson · 07-25-2009, 01:03 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Orgazmo

The song sounded like something out of South Park. Particularly from the Lemmiwinks episode.

I was thinking the mormon episode... dumb dumb dumb dumb dumb.

Repugnant Abomination · 01-05-2010, 06:10 AM

I found this post from a former Scientologist and thought some people here might find it interesting:

I was raised by scientologists.

I have a very hard time talking about it. Especially because the church has had my little sister with them since age 13 (in 2001). If I bad-mouth them in any way publicly, I will be "Declared a Suppressive Person" (blacklisted), and they will forbid her and my other family members from having any contact with me.

I was recruited to work for them when I was 13. I didn't enlist until after high school. They made it sound like the Peace Corps. Like it was volunteer work to help make the world a better place. But it's a total farce.

Soon after joining, I realized that it wasn't right. And wanted to leave within the first year of being there. But if you try to leave, you are threatened with being blacklisted and sued. They even threatened to have me arrested for abandonment even though I had no kids. And they wont let you leave until they have exhausted every effort to keep you. It took me 2 and a half years to do so. My cousin tried to leave several times before finally, after a few years, they gave up on them just like they gave up on me.

I realize that I could write a small book on the subject. Fuck that... a very, very large book. However, I'll try to keep it short in saying that this charge is 100% legit. They however, cover their ass so well legally that I will personally guarantee all of you that not a single fucking thing will come of it.

The Church of Scientology is a racket, made possible only by the bullshit tax-exempt status they give so-called religions. They convince members to sign away their kids who just want to feel important. "Come with us young man... Were going to save the world together!" And if the parents don't want to, it can result in disaster for their personal lives. Especially in southern-California where many scientologists work for other scientologists. They lose face with friends and other church members. It's not good.

Many are recruited out of "Scientology Schools". Private schools operated by scientologists, for the children of scientologists. There's a big one call Delphi. You can look it up.

I went to a scientology boarding school for a year, but they kicked me out for smoking pot. Not at the school, just on my summer vacation at home. They found out about it and wanted to send me to another school for "bad scientologist kids". And THAT place, which is the middle of nowhere in New Mexico, is a fucking straight up child labor camp. I was 14 at the time. Thankfully, I never went there because my parents didn't want to pay for it.

So... What do they do with the kids once they join the "Sea Org" or "S.O."?

The Sea Organization was created by L. Ron Hubbard to escape personal legal trouble, and I'm talking about warrants for his arrest in the States among other nations, by managing the church from a ship in international waters. He had experience at sea from his time in the navy during WWII. So naturally he designed this "elite management structure" to look at act like the navy. To this day, if you go to Hollywood blvd, you will often see dozens of people wearing "dress-blues" and "dress-whites" like they're about to go fly a commercial airline or something. They're not. And while the church only has one ship that we know of, there are tens of thousands of S.O. members in many parts of the world.

But I can assure you, they are just as intense as the navy, only they care about things like selling books and "services" (BIG money), as well as recruiting new members and condemning free-speech. Not to mention trying to force everyone under their spell to live like puritans. Which is ironic, because Hubbard was ANYTHING but puritanical.

So there's no sex till marriage, even though Hubbard was a playboy who also had 3 different wives over the years. No drinks at all if you have to go to study or work the next day. Which is a nice way of saying about once a year, even though Hubbard drank like a fish. I could go on, but I'll get to the point.

When you join them, they OWN you. You don't go anywhere without their WRITTEN permission. If you do leave without telling or even threaten to do so, Hubbard says you must be blacklisted. As a matter of fact I know of so many split up families from this very thing. They decided to leave and now their family is forbidden to talk with them. My uncle was blacklisted by requesting a refund for services he never received. No one in our family spoke to him for about 10 years after that. I never really liked him, but that must have been hard on my cousins.

But when you work for them, that's ALL you do. You live at the compound. You wake up, you eat 3 meals a day in the dining hall, you go to work the ENTIRE day until it's time for bed. They lie to the government by saying that minors "study academics" all day. And it's not even a little true. The so called studying is nothing more than being brainwashed to know ONLY what L Ron Hubbard says is true and NOTHING ELSE. Not even the "laws of the land" which Hubbard "insists" must be followed. The brain washing started much younger for me, obviously. And I still to this day think of the scientology "solutions" to problems in life as it has been beaten into my brain for my entire childhood. Things like, if something bad happened to someone, that means that they "pulled it in". Like some kind of karma thing. Only, when you get sick, they don't send you to a doctor. They send you to the "Ethics Officer" to find out what bad things you must have done to get a sick.

They use their E-Meter device like a lie-detector. It's supposed to measure the weight of your thoughts, but it actually measures things like how sweaty your hands are. So they are constantly witch-hunting for people who slip up at work only as a means of control. And they LOVE this game. They are constantly punishing people for perfectly legal things like sex before marriage and making any sort of joke about anything related to scientology. If you don't get blacklisted, you might get assigned to the labor camp known as the R.P.F. or the "Rehabilitation Project Force". These people aren't allowed to talk to anyone not in the RPF. They dress in black and have to run everywhere they go. Some people have actually lived most of their lives within the RPF, simply because they are given an unbelievably long sentence.

Let me touch on this point briefly. Let's say I sent you to prison for something minor and said that you can leave as soon as you pass the bar exam to legally represent yourself. That's what it's like. After they do physical labor for 12 or more hours a day (7 days a week), and then are given a few hours to study the scientology courses they've been assigned. Which is something they make everyone do in scientology. The difference is, they have to live like a prisoner until they finish their lifetimes worth of studying. I met a few who got out after only a few years. But most rot away or quit and get blacklisted. Either way, they're not allowed to talk to their family or friends. That is, unless the church thinks one of your family or friends who has had enough to the point that they might take action from outside the church... In that instance, the RPF or S.O. member is coached to talk (lie) to that friend or family member, in order to keep them from making any complaints publicly.

Well you get the point. It's already a wall of text. Needless to say I knew NONE of this going into the church. I didn't find out about a lot of things until after I left. I just left because I was unhappy and I knew deep down inside that it was wrong. But I still thought scientology was a useful thing to do. But it's not. It's just version of therapy based on the power of suggestion.

And let me tell you motherfucking beautiful people something...

The power of suggestion is one hell of a thing.

You need to stay sharp. This world is action-packed with scam artists. And for those of you who are thinking "what the fuck was wrong with his parents???" I want you to call up your folks, and I want you to tell them "thank you". "Thanks for not ruining my life before I had a chance to ruin it myself, mom and dad."

Then tell them you love them.

I love you all.

07-24-2009, 04:11 PM	#79 (permalink)
THEINCREDIBLEdork Emperor Meow Join Date: Sep 2004 Posts: 9,352 Internets: 290966	ya
	#YOLO

07-24-2009, 11:55 PM	#80 (permalink)
StabMaster Arson Roscoe P. Coldchain Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Stabbin Cabin Posts: 2,759 Internets: 1425	I thought it was pretty funny.
	LEGALIZE CRIME!

07-24-2009, 10:20 AM	#76 (permalink)
Mr. Blonde Spice Master Join Date: Jan 2004 Posts: 17,969 Internets: 284106	found this while browsing CNN today. fucking pathetic scifags trying to steal quotes from fight club. not to mention advertising on CNN...but thats been going on for a while.

07-24-2009, 01:23 PM	#78 (permalink)
Ugly Bastard Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: U.S.A. Posts: 13,643 Internets: 247330	That's pretty gay.

07-25-2009, 12:23 AM	#81 (permalink)
Orgazmo COME ON YOU YANKS Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Indiana Posts: 15,732 Internets: 311447	The song sounded like something out of South Park. Particularly from the Lemmiwinks episode.

07-25-2009, 02:10 AM	#82 (permalink)
Mr. Blonde Spice Master Join Date: Jan 2004 Posts: 17,969 Internets: 284106	They did it on the anniversary of their first attack on Scientology in 08, too. Yeah, the song really wins the video more than anything

01-05-2010, 06:10 AM	#84 (permalink)
Repugnant Abomination Almost there... Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 5,979 Internets: 164547	I found this post from a former Scientologist and thought some people here might find it interesting: I was raised by scientologists. I have a very hard time talking about it. Especially because the church has had my little sister with them since age 13 (in 2001). If I bad-mouth them in any way publicly, I will be "Declared a Suppressive Person" (blacklisted), and they will forbid her and my other family members from having any contact with me. I was recruited to work for them when I was 13. I didn't enlist until after high school. They made it sound like the Peace Corps. Like it was volunteer work to help make the world a better place. But it's a total farce. Soon after joining, I realized that it wasn't right. And wanted to leave within the first year of being there. But if you try to leave, you are threatened with being blacklisted and sued. They even threatened to have me arrested for abandonment even though I had no kids. And they wont let you leave until they have exhausted every effort to keep you. It took me 2 and a half years to do so. My cousin tried to leave several times before finally, after a few years, they gave up on them just like they gave up on me. I realize that I could write a small book on the subject. Fuck that... a very, very large book. However, I'll try to keep it short in saying that this charge is 100% legit. They however, cover their ass so well legally that I will personally guarantee all of you that not a single fucking thing will come of it. The Church of Scientology is a racket, made possible only by the bullshit tax-exempt status they give so-called religions. They convince members to sign away their kids who just want to feel important. "Come with us young man... Were going to save the world together!" And if the parents don't want to, it can result in disaster for their personal lives. Especially in southern-California where many scientologists work for other scientologists. They lose face with friends and other church members. It's not good. Many are recruited out of "Scientology Schools". Private schools operated by scientologists, for the children of scientologists. There's a big one call Delphi. You can look it up. I went to a scientology boarding school for a year, but they kicked me out for smoking pot. Not at the school, just on my summer vacation at home. They found out about it and wanted to send me to another school for "bad scientologist kids". And THAT place, which is the middle of nowhere in New Mexico, is a fucking straight up child labor camp. I was 14 at the time. Thankfully, I never went there because my parents didn't want to pay for it. So... What do they do with the kids once they join the "Sea Org" or "S.O."? The Sea Organization was created by L. Ron Hubbard to escape personal legal trouble, and I'm talking about warrants for his arrest in the States among other nations, by managing the church from a ship in international waters. He had experience at sea from his time in the navy during WWII. So naturally he designed this "elite management structure" to look at act like the navy. To this day, if you go to Hollywood blvd, you will often see dozens of people wearing "dress-blues" and "dress-whites" like they're about to go fly a commercial airline or something. They're not. And while the church only has one ship that we know of, there are tens of thousands of S.O. members in many parts of the world. But I can assure you, they are just as intense as the navy, only they care about things like selling books and "services" (BIG money), as well as recruiting new members and condemning free-speech. Not to mention trying to force everyone under their spell to live like puritans. Which is ironic, because Hubbard was ANYTHING but puritanical. So there's no sex till marriage, even though Hubbard was a playboy who also had 3 different wives over the years. No drinks at all if you have to go to study or work the next day. Which is a nice way of saying about once a year, even though Hubbard drank like a fish. I could go on, but I'll get to the point. When you join them, they OWN you. You don't go anywhere without their WRITTEN permission. If you do leave without telling or even threaten to do so, Hubbard says you must be blacklisted. As a matter of fact I know of so many split up families from this very thing. They decided to leave and now their family is forbidden to talk with them. My uncle was blacklisted by requesting a refund for services he never received. No one in our family spoke to him for about 10 years after that. I never really liked him, but that must have been hard on my cousins. But when you work for them, that's ALL you do. You live at the compound. You wake up, you eat 3 meals a day in the dining hall, you go to work the ENTIRE day until it's time for bed. They lie to the government by saying that minors "study academics" all day. And it's not even a little true. The so called studying is nothing more than being brainwashed to know ONLY what L Ron Hubbard says is true and NOTHING ELSE. Not even the "laws of the land" which Hubbard "insists" must be followed. The brain washing started much younger for me, obviously. And I still to this day think of the scientology "solutions" to problems in life as it has been beaten into my brain for my entire childhood. Things like, if something bad happened to someone, that means that they "pulled it in". Like some kind of karma thing. Only, when you get sick, they don't send you to a doctor. They send you to the "Ethics Officer" to find out what bad things you must have done to get a sick. They use their E-Meter device like a lie-detector. It's supposed to measure the weight of your thoughts, but it actually measures things like how sweaty your hands are. So they are constantly witch-hunting for people who slip up at work only as a means of control. And they LOVE this game. They are constantly punishing people for perfectly legal things like sex before marriage and making any sort of joke about anything related to scientology. If you don't get blacklisted, you might get assigned to the labor camp known as the R.P.F. or the "Rehabilitation Project Force". These people aren't allowed to talk to anyone not in the RPF. They dress in black and have to run everywhere they go. Some people have actually lived most of their lives within the RPF, simply because they are given an unbelievably long sentence. Let me touch on this point briefly. Let's say I sent you to prison for something minor and said that you can leave as soon as you pass the bar exam to legally represent yourself. That's what it's like. After they do physical labor for 12 or more hours a day (7 days a week), and then are given a few hours to study the scientology courses they've been assigned. Which is something they make everyone do in scientology. The difference is, they have to live like a prisoner until they finish their lifetimes worth of studying. I met a few who got out after only a few years. But most rot away or quit and get blacklisted. Either way, they're not allowed to talk to their family or friends. That is, unless the church thinks one of your family or friends who has had enough to the point that they might take action from outside the church... In that instance, the RPF or S.O. member is coached to talk (lie) to that friend or family member, in order to keep them from making any complaints publicly. Well you get the point. It's already a wall of text. Needless to say I knew NONE of this going into the church. I didn't find out about a lot of things until after I left. I just left because I was unhappy and I knew deep down inside that it was wrong. But I still thought scientology was a useful thing to do. But it's not. It's just version of therapy based on the power of suggestion. And let me tell you motherfucking beautiful people something... The power of suggestion is one hell of a thing. You need to stay sharp. This world is action-packed with scam artists. And for those of you who are thinking "what the fuck was wrong with his parents???" I want you to call up your folks, and I want you to tell them "thank you". "Thanks for not ruining my life before I had a chance to ruin it myself, mom and dad." Then tell them you love them. I love you all.