Raiding a Scientology Event/party at the Shrine 2010

[rddbba]

scientology is HITLER in disguise even love in disguise is not the best form of love now about evil haters like the members of Scientology are. They are after one thing only your money your entire family estate inheritance my God if anyone has any common sense even a brain washed person such as I was under the other antichrist the Catholic nuns professing lies intimidation torture of little girls and child trafficking under the Vatican nose understand this is pure evil my daughter knows this

[008firefly]

That's what you call a raid? Surely you don't think those 4 signs across the street in the afternoon had any effect on the 6,000 who attended the event that evening.

[IhateH1pp13s]

@008firefly Well.. It did get a family to get their daughter back from the cult... so... if it didn't effect the 'party'.. it sure effected the public... who after hearing about the anti-scientology movement... decided it was time to get their daughter back... so... at least it wasn't a total waste... also.. this is 0.05% of the footage that took place... i haven't uploaded the debates w/ the scientologists and their faces when being exposed to confidential OT III...

[Ingham818181]

@008firefly How many clears have your Org made recently? How many family have you helped to disconnect?

[ZeHilda]

@008firefly If a family got their DAUGHTER back, it was worth it. If you're against scientology, how the hell can you say otherwise?! This is what it's all about, breaking out.

[008firefly]

@ZeHilda There are so many injustices going on in the world, human rights violations, etc., I just don't understand why people who have the time and energy to be activists don't protest something worth protesting.

[ZeHilda]

@008firefly Scientology doesn't violate human rights? Scientology doesn't cause injustice to families they ruin, the society they take advantage of? Protesting scientology is easy, doesn't take much time nor effort. Often, I think, it's a question of protesting scientology or not to protest at all, in most cases protesting is not such an simple thing to do.

[008firefly]

@ZeHilda Those people were going to the event because they wanted to, and a few standing on the corner had no effect. There is no point in protesting people doing what they want to do. It's like protesting a concert because it's not the kind of music you like. If you want to do some good in the world, why not protest something like involuntary commitment, slavery, etc. You are free to protest parties that you're not going to, but nobody really cares if you do or not.

[ZeHilda]

@008firefly Again; a family got their daugther back, is that 'no effect'? If you think one might aswell sit home and and do nothing (which is what most people are doing, in context) rather than protesting scientology... I'd really have nothing more to say. Besides, we can't possibly know what kind of relation these protesters have with the cult, if you had family/knew someone dear in it, wouldn't you protest?

[008firefly]

@ZeHilda Sigh. In this country we have freedom of expression and association. That pertains to the thousands who went to the Shrine that evening as well as the 4 who held signs on the corner that afternoon. A good time was had by all. I only commented as I did 5 months ago because it struck me funny that that was being described as a raid.

[evvjfljer]

Brilliant! LMAO at the video description info! You should be ashamed of yourselves! ;)

[outtech]

Nice, is this from the LRH birthday event?

[ohbuddyiliketowatch]

wish i was there with u guys

[anonsparrow1]

F'n awesome job as usual!

[shalindriaharam]

rawk on! xD

[mrgreebly]

Thx cap nice to see alot of you there:)