Scientology--Rig online polls so they look legitimate

Today Tonight Australia reports on an online poll open to Australians run at The Sydney Morning Herald's website. The poll wasnt going well for the cult, but after an email was circulated from the Grade V in Sydney, a funny thing happened when us aussies were supposed to be asleep. The vote was soon turned around and is reported by the SMH Editor as 'odd' and indicative something wasnt quite right. It isnt the first time an online poll had some 'oddities' when it involves Scientology. The report includes how a Tom Cruise poll had 14,000 votes cast from only 10 computers at a parade.com poll on Tom Cruise

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[madmickelson]

bit o info for ya: here in australia

channel 7 owned by a scientologist (james packer)or a board member at least, last i heard

channel 9 isnt...all this stuff is on channel 7 ... coincidence ... i think not

[Tub3dYou]

Uh, you actually have it the wrong way around. 9 is part of PBL. PBL is still 25% owned by James Packer. Nine is run by Packers best friend David Gyngell. Channel 7 are not owned, part owned or run by a scientologist or influenced by a scientologist.

[madmickelson]

got my facts arse end up lulz

[Tub3dYou]

Knowledge is the key.

Scientology is the key to lunacy----the anti-knowledge

[Tub3dYou]

Xenu/Xemu is the enemy of scientology.

HAIL XEMU!

[volatile6969]

What a bunch of seedy criminals.

[arnielerma]

Everything in scientology is rigged... even the NAME scientology s rigged to sound lke scence, there is no science in scientology except the art of hypnotism and mind control.. it more like a CONfidence game, run my a huckster named L ron Hubbard and now his dwarf named David Miscavige

[HoneyCallMeAnonymous]

Sky Daton who owns Earthlink is a $cientologist.

[McComment]

These sci-fags never just give up, do they?

[deepelmdesciple]

I think we should let them focus on opinions polls and shit that nobody cares about, that way they have less time to spend on killing people. That said, rigging opinion polls could lead to other things that are involved in what is essentially mind control, such as misinformation, media bias, etc. Gotta keep an eye out, because there really aren't any laws against those things, since usually we're scared of the government doing it, but when a church does it it's way more dangerous.

[kives1985]

This is fairly pathetic. Someone needs to tell the crazy scienos that nobody cares about online opinion polls.

[AlienHead00481]

Virginia is an interesting girl; I personally find her to be quite a nice person (a public example was when the Chaser's did the gulibility test - hilarious skit and she kept a smile on her) however she's being caught out on numerous lies, as in every Scientology PR career.

Virginia I know you'll come to your senses; you're a good person, but your working for a corrupt and deluded CULT.

[RamaAmanda]

dont believe it!~

[ChoofMonster]

Actually, it was winter here, but the Co$ stories have been on for quite some time; the biggest rival to the "Today Tonight" show is called "A Current Affair" on a rival channel owned by Jamie Packer, once the world's wealthiest $cieno.

Packer quit the cult yesterday, so he claims. But ACA was giving free publicity to front-groups, and, when that game was up, they started pretending to criticize Co$ while allowing claims to go without question - a form of real-life trolling, or "ENTURBULATION".

[Anonymous1075]

This is from last summer?! Wow, the Aussie media ROCKS!!!!!

[MightyTiny]

...They also impersonate anonymous trying to sow arguments between real anonymous members, or making bogus threats against Scientology in the name of anonymous, in an attempt to lable the group as terrorists. They think they are being clever, but pretty much everyone's aware of their tricks and methods by now; they are fighting a losing battle.

[MightyTiny]

Is there any dirty trick that's beneath Co$?

In online communities they have plenty of sock-puppet accounts that they use to pretend to be concerned people totally unaffiliated with Scientology, expressing their dislike of the protests against them. Their posts usually begin with "I'm not a Scientologist but..."...