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Angus · Post by **Angus** » Tue Feb 19, 2008 1:52 pm

Dammit Benn :/

Noxin · Post by **Noxin** » Tue Feb 19, 2008 3:07 pm

Really it's not the religious beliefs of the COS I have issue with, they ca worship the little microscoic alien souls in all of us until the cows come home. It's their "fair game" policy and proven stance on literally "destroying" people, the way they infiltrate governments in order to secure tax excemption and the pure exploitation of people using elctroshock therapy to literally get them hooked on their massively expensive auditing sessions.

That little list only scratches the surface and each one of them has been proven with hard facts.

Post by **Calix** » Tue Feb 19, 2008 4:02 pm

corp por

Toki · Post by **Toki** » Tue Feb 19, 2008 6:18 pm

Noxin is now fair game, bewaer

Nixon · Post by **Nixon** » Tue Feb 19, 2008 10:50 pm

There are hundreds of protests every day about all kinds of things, do you really think the general public gives a shit about this one in particular? Noone (well INTERNETZ) gave a shit about this till Tom Cruise started spouting his mouth off and made it popular to hate.

This joke of a religion is low down on a list of important issues to even consider protesting about. Do you really think half of the general public gives a shit though? Without looking at hard facts, who do you think they would side with? The guy that made Top Gun, or the nerds blocking the path on the way to work?

Good luck achieving whatever you hope to achieve, but I won't be going out my way to support it.

Angus · Post by **Angus** » Wed Feb 20, 2008 12:04 am

I do love TopGun.

Welp, ive been swayed.. ^_^

Edit - Infact, Days of Thunder is possibly my favourite Tom Cruise film.

Zim Zum · Post by **Zim Zum** » Wed Feb 20, 2008 7:55 am

Watched Top Gun last night, how can anyone not like Maverick?

Mailings to Scientology sites probed
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Authorities are investigating the source of envelopes containing a white, powdery substance sent to 10 buildings in the Southland.
By John Spano and Andrew Blankstein, Los Angeles Times Staff Writers
January 31, 2008
Mailings of a suspicious white powder to 10 Church of Scientology addresses prompted the evacuation of dozens of people and the closure of a major thoroughfare Wednesday as hazmat teams were called to examine the packages.

The letters were sent via the Postal Service to Scientology properties in Hollywood, the San Fernando Valley, Santa Monica, Glendale and Tustin. Police shut part of Glendale's busy Brand Boulevard for two hours before sounding the all-clear, while 60 people were cleared from buildings in Tustin, authorities said.

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The incidents appeared to be part of a hoax. Preliminary tests showed the powder to be cornstarch and wheat germ.

"Initial field testing by LAPD indicates the powder is harmless," said FBI spokeswoman Laura Eimiller. "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."

The Church of Scientology had no comment about the incidents. The mailings come after a cyber attack last week on the Church's website. Authorities said there was no evidence that Wednesday's mailings were connected to the hacking.

Stuff like that doesn't do much to endear themselves to the uninvolved. Seriously fucking stupid actually.