Scientologi: Religion eller svindel (ikke anonymt)

AVLYST som anon-oppmøte. Får ikke bruke masker, og det er ganske uaktuelt å møte opp som privatperson å opplyse om at vi er Anonymous.
Dere må gjerne gå selv som privatperson.

Lick ling: http://www.facebook.com/anonnorway?ref=profile#/event.php?eid=158861828398&ref=mf

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Kommentert av Anonym den 11 november 2009 kl. 14.32

Offisielt anon oppmøte er herved AVLYST

Grunnen til det er at arrangørene ser helst til at vi ikke møter i masker, men ønsker oss velkomne som gjester/privatpersoner. Arrangørene vil gjerne hilse på oss, men det blir gjerne ikke aktuelt å møte som privatperson samt opplyse om at vi hører til Anonymous.

Kommentert av Amidoinitraeg den 6 november 2009 kl. 14.57

Koster da ikkenoe :P

Kommentert av Vir den 6 november 2009 kl. 14.53

Ikke si at vi betaler reise-utgiftene til denne klysa....
Tokyo cult finds an unlikely supporter

One of the Americans, James Lewis, told a hostile and evidently incredulous roomful of Japanese reporters gathered at an Aum office Monday that the cult could not have produced the rare poison gas, sarin, used in both murder cases.
He said the Americans had determined this from photos and documents provided by Aum.

According to press reports here, Mr. Fisher of the Bar Association subcommittee called on the Japanese police to resist the temptation “to crush a religion and deny freedom.” The fear of terrorism in Japan “is being used by some as an
excuse to strengthen police powers.”

Mr. Lewis said it was “outrageous” that some children had been removed by the police from an Aum dormitory where they were housed apart from their parents.

He also said he was not familiar with details of how the children were treated at the cult.

The children of Aum members have said they were permitted two meals a day and four hours of sleep a night. They did not go to school, were not permitted to contact friends or relatives who were not cult members and were not permitted to play outside because the cult’s leader said his enemies were attacking the group with poison gas.

The Americans said the sect had invited them to visit after they expressed concern to Aum’s New York branch about religious freedom in Japan. The said their airfare, hotel bills and “basis expenses” were paid by the cult.

Kommentert av John Steed den 6 november 2009 kl. 12.46

Kule bønner! Håper mange dukker opp.