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Jenna Miscavige Hill interviewed on Nightline

abcnews.go.com — Former Scientologists, Including Church Leader's Niece Jenna Miscavige Hill, Share Stories With 'Nightline'. She was assaulted and held against her will. She was also "physically restrained" during auditing sessions.

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  • DragonFire1024, on 04/25/2008, -2/+131Abortions, slavery assault...anyone else would be in prison. Why does Scientology get away with it?
    • pentupentropy, on 04/25/2008, -32/+7the catholic church gets away with it too.
      • DragonFire1024, on 04/25/2008, -1/+19At least they have been forced to pay for their crimes. Scientology hasn't.
      • ats314, on 04/25/2008, -17/+8Every church in the world gets away with it. Open you eyes. Religion has been the cause of most global conflicts since its inception. It's time to simply say " I don't know."
        • hipnerd, on 04/25/2008, -9/+14I call BS.

          Religion didn't start the Iraq War (neocon designs to "rearchitect" the Middle East did. Read up on PNAC.)
          or Vietnam
          or Korea
          or World War II
          or World War I
          or the Civil War
          or the Spanish American War
          or the War of 1812
          or the American Revolution

          Religion may be sometimes used as a convenient rationalization when men do evil things, but that does not mean that without religion men would be good. Stalin renounced religion and still managed to kill more people than Hitler.
          • ats314, on 04/25/2008, -7/+8I love how you site human history by the last 300 years. How bout the 100 years war? The Spanish Inquisition? Alexander the Great's conquest of the modern world? Besides, you could easily argue that the Iraq war was cause by religion, and a great many people already have. 65% of congress has admitted that they believe that the US victory in Iraq is prophesied by the Bible. And most of the conflict in the Middle East is directly attributed to religion, there is zero arguing that. More importantly, you have to dig below the surface of oil and land conflicts to understand the mentality of human beings and why it is we conflict with eachother. Many times religion is the underlying root to political differences. The world will be ready for no religion when we no longer fear not having all the answers.
          • hipnerd, on 04/25/2008, -2/+6100 Years War - That was a fight between two royal families for the French throne. Religion had nothing to do with it. You're not off to a good start.

            Spanish Inquisition - The Spanish Inquisition was established and directly controlled by the monarchy of Spain -- not the Catholic Church. Although it dressed itself up in religion, it's primary function was to weaken political opposition to the Monarchy. At that time religion and politics were often intertwined, but the Spanish throne would have targeted political dissenters no matter what their religion. Religion was the excuse, not the reason for the conflict.

            You could argue that Iraq was started because of religion, but you'd be wrong. The architects of the Iraq War laid out their reasoning quite clearly in the late 1990s when they tried to get Clinton to invade Iraq. They thought that if Saddam fell, Iraq would instantly turn into a democratic paradise that supported the U.S. Clinton wouldn't go for it, but they kept looking for an opening ot implement their plan. 9-11 gave them the excuse.

            The Middle Eastern conflicts are mainly over land, national pride and control of oil. The Arab and Persian nations didn't round up the Jews and gas them in the 1930s and 40s. That was Europe. Ethnic and cultural tensions flared up in the Middle east when the Europeans felt so bad about what they did to the Jews that they decided to give them the Arab's land based on a 2000-year-old claim.

            Osama bin Laden has been around for decades. He never had any interest in the U.S. until we built permanent military bases in Saudi Arabia. He saw that as an invasion -- maybe rightfully so. That's a specific political motive for his campaign against the United States -- not a religious motive.

            People on all sides use religion as a smokescreen. The real motivations are usually far simpler: money, oil, political power.
          • CamperBob, on 04/26/2008, -3/+2Of *course* religion enabled the Iraq war. You can thank the influence of religion in politics for George Bush's election. No other cohesive voting bloc would've been anywhere near sufficient to put him over the top.

            Unless you honestly think Al Gore would have invaded Iraq in response to 9/11, it's illogical not to consider how Bush was elected, and who voted for him, as prime motivators for current US policy.
        • solistus, on 04/26/2008, -0/+1Religion is a tool, not the cause of problems. Elites across time have found a variety of handy tools to mobilise populations for war, and religion has certainly been one for a long time. Nowadays, it seems that the buzzword of "democracy" is far more efficient. Under the guide of spreading (or keeping the world safe for) democracy, we had WWII (in which democracy was _actually_ under attack), then got on a bit of a rush and justified Korea, Vietnam, the Cold War, the Gulf War, Kosovo and now the War on Terror with the same line.

          The carrot they hold under our noses changes to suit the times. The real questions worth asking in each case are, who benefits and who is pulling the strings? Typically, the answer to both questions leads you to the same corrupt elites. In the Middle Ages, leaders would justify their attempts at expanding their own power on religious grounds, which spoke to the ideals of the masses. Nowadays, our leaders justify the same attempts by appealing to our new ideals - freedom, democracy, human rights and multiculturalism. The fact that these actions consistently undermine those principles is immaterial; they pay lip service, millions of sheep take the bait and voila! We're at war again. Every single person I know who is still in support of the Iraq War is because "we got rid of an evil dictator and brought DEMOCRACY to Iraq!" That's right, never mind the daily bombings and the lack of basic utilities; we brought in the D-word so all is well.

          This got a little off topic, but the point is, it's not religion. Religion is just another entry on a long list of ideals that have been abused and twisted to serve elite interests. It's not the excuse for war that's important; that's the charade, the spectacle to keep our eyes off the real goings on. It's not the ideological justification for war we should be focusing on, but who it is that is feeding us that justification. Religion wasn't responsible for the Crusades, just like Democracy isn't responsible for Iraq. It's the people in power; wake up!
      • yojiffyskippy, on 04/25/2008, -9/+2Assault? Yes. Abortion and Slavery? No.
      • themonkman, on 04/25/2008, -0/+9I'm getting really tired and pissed with these "but [insert religion here] does it", because it's a ***** dismissive assertion. Every organization on the planet has varying levels of assault (mental or physical) or slavery (slave to one's work, literal slavery), but they vary in levels. Scientology's levels of these egregious crimes are so vast and astronomical that it pales in comparison with nearly any other modern day religion or organization.

        I seriously wonder if those making such dismissive statements belong to the Church of $cientology. It's this dismissive tactic that entices people to overlook the crimes and misdeeds of Scientology while not having to defend their membership or be directly attacked themselves. It wouldn't be surprising coming from such a cowardly horde.
    • InfamousAtheist, on 04/25/2008, -2/+22Apparently their exemptions are for more than just taxes. In their opinion.
    • AshamedAmerican, on 04/25/2008, -2/+22$
    • unicronband, on 04/25/2008, -2/+30No *****. I mean, they broke up that polygamous Mormon pedo-cult in TX. Send them after the Scilons next.
      • ats314, on 04/25/2008, -13/+8Texas is also the only state to cut tax breaks for Scientology. Honestly though, seems a little hypocritical to me. Is one spaghetti monster really better than the other?
        • hipnerd, on 04/25/2008, -2/+11Yes.
        • Matteos, on 04/25/2008, -3/+7Mine has meatballs.
        • CthulhuDawn, on 04/26/2008, -4/+2In order of worst to best:
          1. Scientology
          2. Islam
          3. Christianity
          4. Judaism
          5. The rest.
    • crichton101, on 04/25/2008, -1/+11Scientology has better lawyers and more money then the regular run of the mill psycho cult. And since they are so secretive they can hide their actions better.
    • JurisAnonimus, on 04/25/2008, -1/+6It's all about Fair Game and that our government is cowardly. Thus, what we are learning as Americans is that if you want to behave illegally, start suing the government as soon and as often as possible, and claim that you are a religion.
    • Berkana, on 04/26/2008, -0/+11They get away with it because they are notorious for infiltrating court systems. Keith Henson was jailed for a ridiculous amount of time for picketing their HQ from a public street. The entire trial was a farce. See his page for an account of the abuses carried out by the prosecutor and judge:
      http://www.operatingthetan.com/
      (According to Wikipedia, he has already finished his sentence, and has been released.)

      They also successfully infiltrated France's courts:
      http://digg.com/world_news/Scientology_Above_the_l ...
      No lawsuit against them has ever gone to trial in France. Every country they've established a presence in has had an attempted version of Operation Snow White:
      http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_snow_white
  • deanoplex, on 04/25/2008, -2/+56Hey! They even have an article about Anonymous! http://abcnews.go.com/US/story?id=4513883&page=1
    • DragonFire1024, on 04/25/2008, -16/+2Dugg down because its a month old
      • DragonFire1024, on 04/25/2008, -0/+15but nonetheless. I went to edit this and was too late...good article...wish I could take it back :-( Sorry
      • sabortijuana, on 04/25/2008, -1/+8dugg up for anonymous win.
        Media exposure to get out to the public is a very good thing. The Co$'s days are numbered.
  • fivo7, on 04/25/2008, -7/+34haha was on that page about to digg, but could not stop reading it,
    religions just don't do this *****

    • matrixbandit, on 04/25/2008, -6/+11Sadly, religions have done much worse right out in the open in darker times.
    • ahhell, on 04/25/2008, -6/+8Religions NEVER pull that kind of crap. You might want to try reading a history book.
      • Leathersoup, on 04/25/2008, -9/+11Actually you might want to try reading some books. I would suggest "god is not great" by Christopher Hitchins. You may realize that religion isn't the cup of tea that you thought.
    • prime9891, on 04/25/2008, -3/+9lol at religious people burying comments that tell truth; religions have committed many atrocities far worse than anything scientology has ever done. The real question is why people are not protesting religion altogether.
      • mmmpeaches, on 04/26/2008, -1/+3seriously... under religion, oppression and idiocy are allowed to exist. I don't mind if someone wants to follow religion; that's their right, however don't try and convince me that I'm going to "hell" if I refuse to participate.. When you choose to accept everything without question, then I'm sorry, you're in a cult...
    • Ojannen, on 04/25/2008, -1/+9NOBODY expects the Spanish Inquisition!
      • weeeezzll, on 04/25/2008, -3/+8Our chief weapon is surprise...surprise and fear...fear and surprise.... Our two weapons are fear and surprise...and ruthless efficiency.... Our three weapons are fear, surprise, and ruthless efficiency...and an almost fanatical devotion to the Pope.... Our four...no... Amongst our weapons.... Amongst our weaponry...are such elements as fear, surprise.... I'll come in again.
  • pentupentropy, on 04/25/2008, -21/+4ummm... I saw the interview. it wasn't great. didn't convince me of anything. I'd like to see some stories on the ways COS has messed with the IRS or the mysterious deaths in the church, etc.
  • DavidMarcab, on 04/25/2008, -5/+19Transmission complete. Powering down Interlink. Recalling relay drones. Mission a success.
  • mikey90210, on 04/25/2008, -5/+18Get a copy of dianetics, find the definition of clear in it, have scientology show you one.
    • JoeVet, on 04/25/2008, -1/+23clear is when your bank account is empty of all its cash.
  • westside405, on 04/25/2008, -2/+19hopefully other news desks pick this up!
  • farkis, on 04/25/2008, -21/+2I don't get why they would physically restrain her for her interview on Nightline, or was that when she was watching? I'm confused.
    • AnonBuffalo, on 04/25/2008, -0/+5she was physically restrained while being audited before she left the cult.

      they tried to bully her into not doing the interview though. read exscientologykid.com to find out more.
  • frooo, on 04/25/2008, -1/+54Waiting for this story to get buried like the other one.
    http://digg.com/world_news/Niece_of_Scientology_Le ...

    Please Scientology - dont be dicks.... if you guys are right, then this kind of talk shouldn't matter and it shouldn't be hidden... but if you're wrong... then...
    • unicronband, on 04/25/2008, -4/+22It's not just Scienos burying this *****. Something in Digg's algorithm requires OVER NINE THOUSAAAAAAAAND diggs for Scientology-related stories to hit the front page. The Beghe interview the other day had like 500 at the top of the upcoming and only FP'd when Diggers started getting vocally pissed about it. I just Digg every story I come across knowing that 90% of them aren't going anywhere.
    • br0ken1128, on 04/25/2008, -2/+9Maybe the digg staff are scientologists? .. ok probably not :)
    • weeeezzll, on 04/25/2008, -5/+2Maybe the overzealous digging of "We Are Anonymous" post in the past has caused digg to artificially skew CoS post to keep them from totally taking over the front page?
  • rp2008gogo, on 04/25/2008, -5/+23epic win

    is that some downstat scifags?
  • TypicalAfrican, on 04/25/2008, -24/+0The oppression of Bush must end...
  • littlebylittle, on 04/25/2008, -1/+50I'm so glad this Cult with its mafia tactics and its Billions can't stop the tidal wave about to completely destroy it. What's even better is there is no single organization destroying them. It's everyone, its no one. As a result, there is no one for the Cult to sue or kill, unless they sue or kill everyone. Beautiful ...
    • frooo, on 04/26/2008, -0/+3Interesting... kill everyone you say?
      I'm sure they haven't yet ruled that out - their goal is apparently to get 75% of the world clear, so if you get like 9 people clear, 3 people not clear and kill everyone else.. thats their goal reached?
  • littlebylittle, on 04/25/2008, -1/+53BTW, here's the full Jason Beghe interview on Scientology…
    http://www.factnet.org/?p=321

    It's been buried several times on Digg, with as many as almost to 600 Diggs.
  • littlebylittle, on 04/25/2008, -1/+59Excerpts from “THE OFFICIAL STATEMENT FROM THE CHURCH OF SCIENTOLOGY.”

    “Nightline” clearly had its show prepared before it ever contacted the Church. Nonetheless, the Church provided “Nightline” with a wealth of information regarding the allegations raised in this piece so that ABC could undertake journalistic due diligence.”

    “The Church of Scientology repeatedly offered ABC unlimited access to its staff and facilities for a piece on the actual story of Scientology. … Nightline was more interested in pursuing a story more fitting to tabloid journalism.”

    THEY SAY THIS EVERY TIME THEY GET BIG MEDIA ATTENTION! WITH ALMOST THE SAME WORDING EVERY TIME.

    The Time Magazine Cover Article …

    The Rolling Stone piece …

    The BBC Panorama show …

    On and on.
  • feebie, on 04/25/2008, -1/+26I'm glad the word is getting out there in the mainstream. I was a little disappointed in the interview, as it just barely touched the tip of the iceberg. I think this segment would've benefited greatly with an interview from someone like Paulette Cooper, and Mark Bunker. There are much worse human rights violations being committed by Scientology than making 6 year old girls haul rocks, and imposing abortions on pregnant women.
    • anondad, on 04/28/2008, -0/+1Give it time, first things first. The news services have some sacred cows and one of them is Scientology. That they covered this story at all is a step forward, now make it worth their while and keep spreading this around. Remember, news is entertainment! That's from someone who works in the industry.


      • feebie, on 05/01/2008, -0/+1Although, it shouldn't be entertainment. It should be news.
  • picaflor999, on 04/25/2008, -2/+23Scientology must and will be destroyed. Marcabian Psychiatrist Warriors are unstoppable.
  • kb29, on 04/25/2008, -2/+17The pwning continues.
  • BryanG412, on 04/25/2008, -24/+1I'm definatley not a fan of Scientology, but the way she is telling her story makes her seem like a liar.
  • joyful1992, on 04/25/2008, -1/+23Great job, Jenna and Astra!!
  • DarkANon, on 04/25/2008, -1/+13^^^This
    Nice interview.
    Great work Nightline.
    • endlessoul, on 04/25/2008, -5/+1You see that link below each of the comments? It's called Reply.

      Sometimes, it can be useful.
  • NecroSexy, on 04/25/2008, -6/+12Hypocrisy in religion? Say it ain't so!
    • BrendanSheehan, on 04/25/2008, -1/+6You made a typo there. You mean hypocrisy or religion? It's neither though, it's a fascist cult disguised as a religion written by an insane, Science fiction write.
  • AnonBuffalo, on 04/25/2008, -2/+23i am surprised this made the ront page wit all the scientologist burying like there is no tomorrow.
  • groone, on 04/25/2008, -17/+5Of the religions, I think Scientology women are the hottest. Long live Scientology babes...who cares if they are a little bit loopy.
    • deepthot42, on 04/25/2008, -0/+1Damn straight, but the only way to "monitor their thetans" (wink wink nudge nudge) is to buy extensive courses in Scientology.

      I'll stick to dinner and a movie thanks.
  • johnnyfistfight, on 04/25/2008, -16/+3Whether its an invisible being who lives in the clouds with millions killed in His name or a dictator of the Galactic Confederacy with a following of wealthy retards its all wacky in my book.
    • tce08, on 04/27/2008, -0/+0Yeah, but Co$ is different.
      1. It desperately tries to silence any of its critics.
      2. It costs stupid amounts of money. Religion is free.
      3. They think they are exempt from laws and such (google "scientology fair game")
      4. It has imprisoned people illegally, to the point where one of them DIED (lisa mcpherson)
      5. It has infiltrated the US govt to remove unfavourable dox.

      tl;dr: xenu.net
  • mal1964, on 04/25/2008, -10/+1Is it ok to watch ABC?
  • AnonBuffalo, on 04/25/2008, -1/+11torrent can be found at
    http://www.mininova.org/get/1355526
    you might want to use peer guardian though as the OSA is most likely monitoring your downloads.
  • nunu4u, on 04/25/2008, -1/+8Nightline is actively seeking more personal stories...that means another expose is coming! More win on the horizon!
  • chrissku, on 04/25/2008, -17/+4look at me

    lok at me

    lk at me
    l at me
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    t me
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    oh god.....someone ate all of them
  • olbap, on 04/25/2008, -1/+16Isn't the grandson of L. Ron also speaking out against $cientology? If so, anybody got any links? I've only ever seen him in one radio interview.
  • ErikHarrison, on 04/25/2008, -3/+27***** $camology. Anonymous is impossible to stop. You will crumble, you will fail, you will no longer exist. Your empire is already losing ground, your reputation is tarnished, and your truths are being exposed. Your methods of brainwashing start with the most basic of principles, isolation from friends and family. With such a basic method, your chain is easily broken. Prepare for defeat. Diggers unite and digg this article up. We must inform the world of the atrocities caused by such a horrid religion.
    • deepthot42, on 04/25/2008, -5/+3You better watch out. With your name as your handle, it's all too easy for the Scilons to use their Fair Game tactics against you.

      I'm kind of joking... but kind of not joking.
  • Darkgarion, on 04/25/2008, -13/+1Many religions were considered cults before they became considered religions. Meaning that all religions were at one point in time a cult. Oh the irony.
    • deepthot42, on 04/25/2008, -0/+3Does this mean all cults are deserving and eventually do become "actual" religions?

      logical fallacy FTL
      • BlacklabelSAR, on 04/25/2008, -0/+1From Wiki
        A religion is a set of beliefs and practices, often centered upon specific supernatural and moral claims about reality, the cosmos, and human nature, and often codified as prayer, ritual, and religious law. Religion also encompasses ancestral or cultural traditions, writings, history, and mythology, as well as personal faith and mystic experience. The term "religion" refers to both the personal practices related to communal faith and to group rituals and communication stemming from shared conviction.

        VS

        Also from Wiki
        Cult typically refers to a cohesive social group devoted to beliefs or practices that the surrounding culture considers outside the mainstream, with a notably positive or negative popular perception. Many religions were considered cults before they became considered religions.
    • BlacklabelSAR, on 04/25/2008, -2/+2And there's the old joke: What's the difference between a religion and a cult? About 2,000 years.
      And notice how the Fundamentalists get a little nervous when religions are shown as a sham for anyone to see.
      • Snoware, on 04/25/2008, -0/+1Religions can be corrupted by man.
        Cults are designed to corrupt man.

        Astra's mom deserted her children for Scientology. So, did she corrupt Scientology, or did Scientology corrupt her?
        • frooo, on 04/26/2008, -0/+1[Yoda voice: ON]
          Meditate on this, I must.
    • zephc, on 04/25/2008, -0/+1http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mnNSe5XYp6E
  • AriaStar, on 04/25/2008, -16/+5I'm going to be dugg down to hell for this, but Scientology has good intentions, but has taken them too far to be good anymore. For your daily dose or Godwin, Hitler also had good intentions, but that doesn't make what he did any less terrible.

    Scientologists = Nazis

    Make of that whatever you will.
    • BlacklabelSAR, on 04/25/2008, -2/+3Religions: Limiting your freedom and wanting your money. No sale, any of them.
    • LongusCatus, on 04/25/2008, -0/+2You are kidding right? They just want your moneyzz, how is that good? Unless you are talking about regular scientologists and not the criminal organization
    • frooo, on 04/26/2008, -0/+2I'm going to disagree.

      I'd say the majority of Scientologists are just wanting to help, they're essentially good people, just misguided - this is what Scientology preys on and takes them for extensive amounts of money.
      If you take the same Scientologists who are wanting to help, and direct them towards more obtainable goals (like tackling world hunger, the money they spend on scientology would go a loooong way)... I'd say that the world would be a better place - regardless of if they want to believe in space alien overlords or not.

      No doubt there are some bad eggs in Scientology, there are bad eggs in every religion. That being said, I cant think of any other religion that has a special investigative branch like the CIA and that plainly scares the ***** out of me.
  • rp2008gogo, on 04/25/2008, -1/+13Wise Beard Man is Wise. His words are wise, his face is beard
  • BECoole, on 04/25/2008, -16/+2I can't believe she even mentioned this:
    "These projects ranged from rock hauling, taking rocks out of the creek, picking them up, hauling them up a hill, putting them in a pile -- these were usually to make rock walls,"

    Oh teh noes! They made them work!!!!!!! What cruel, heartless bastards.
    Scientology is evil, but it isn't because of that.
    • deepthot42, on 04/25/2008, -0/+9She has had a cushy experience compared to other members stories (cause, you know, her uncle.)
      www.exscientologykids.com/
      They need an expose about the RPF (Rehabilitation Project Force)
      Missy X:
      "What an experience. I slept in a paint shed or in the garage. I quickly learned about "rocks & schoals" which included push-ups, sit-ups, "laps" (including the "big lap", which meant you had to run up the stairwell to the 11th floor and back) for such offenses as not making an acceptable product, failure to call someone "Sir", talking back after receiving an order (known as "backflash"), missing a time target set. In the summer, it averaged 95 degrees outside and was extremely humid. Where we slept, ate and studied was infested with cockroaches and mice/rats. My husband (we did get married on my 17th birthday) was taken off the RPF and I was kept there for 8 months. We were not allowed to live together -- I was kept in a dorm with the rest of the RPF."
    • AriaStar, on 04/25/2008, -0/+5Work is one thing. Six-year-olds hauling rocks up hills is another.
  • GypsyJazz, on 04/25/2008, -1/+13A horrible story that needs to be heard. Please thank ABC for running it.

    www.enturbulation.org www.exscientologykids.com
  • BlacklabelSAR, on 04/25/2008, -4/+19From Monty Python's Life of Brian (Religions are mostly similar so I feel that it fits)

    Brian: Please, please, please listen! I've got one or two things to say.
    The Crowd: Tell us! Tell us both of them!
    Brian: Look, you've got it all wrong! You don't NEED to follow ME, You don't NEED to follow ANYBODY! You've got to think for your selves! You're ALL individuals!
    The Crowd: Yes! We're all individuals!
    Brian: You're all different!
    The Crowd: Yes, we ARE all different!
    Man in crowd: I'm not...
    The Crowd: Sch!
  • KlogereEndGrim, on 04/25/2008, -12/+6Why hasn't anyone declared they willingness to thrust their erect member into the moist cavities of this startling example of female beauty? I,for one, _would hit it_ like the fist of an angry god!
    I might have small flashes, with her turning into David Miscavige for a second or two, but it would be totally worth the creepiness, given her hittability and all... ;)
  • simbelmyrne, on 04/25/2008, -2/+9Wow. Not a single person on the first page of comments said "We are legion."
  • thedogfatherx, on 04/25/2008, -8/+8I'd hit it.
  • MacintoshSauce, on 04/25/2008, -3/+6Scientology is absolutely gay. Just look at some of the people that become Scientologists. Mindless zombies...
    • frooo, on 04/26/2008, -0/+2I thought there were only aliens in Scientology... There are zombies?
      Aaah! Zombie attack! Get the Shotguns!
      (Feels like an Ed Wood movie)
  • SpinningHead, on 04/25/2008, -7/+1Scientology sucks, but boycott ABC
  • fcrow, on 04/25/2008, -0/+7Over 1000> !!
  • jontalisman, on 04/25/2008, -7/+1Now just wait a damn minute here, folks! This interview was conducted by those lying, piece of ***** Obama haters over at ABC News so how can their story possibly be true? Besides, I thought all of us at Digg weren't supposed to like them anymore?*



    *Yes, I'm being sarcastic.

  • Tharin2002, on 04/26/2008, -0/+11CRANK UP THE ENTURBULATOR!!!
  • jetsetter883, on 04/26/2008, -8/+2stfu about scientology
  • Awfulnonymous, on 04/26/2008, -0/+11Scientology's OSA tried to bury all the Jenna articles and instead we dugg this one to the front page. This is what happens when you ***** with the internet!
  • bgodley, on 04/26/2008, -0/+15Citizens of Digg and the planet Teegeack at large (known to you folks as "earth")

    I see a lot of hostility towards Anonymous related articles, which can be understandable if you dislike the Chan originated memes. However, you must realize this is the very very first movement that has the real chance to bring this cult down whereas our government failed us, and in failing to call out the government, our media failed us. It is up to us and only US because there will be no incentive otherwise for the media to push these stories.

    I urge you diggers to set aside your differences with the channers as I have and show up to your next rally and tell the cult exactly what you think of what they've done with free speech in your country. I was once a Scientologist but quit upon finding out about the horrific abuses they were guilty of, and was in turn fair gamed. As bizarre as the memes are, Winston Churchill said if Hitler invaded hell he would ally with the devil himself, and to be honest long cat ain't half bad. This isn't about the Chans or the ebaums, or the awfuls, or the clambakes or the diggs. This is about everyone on the internet who has read about Scientology and said "why hasn't something been done about this?"

    V mask or not, protect your identity and stay safe. Hope to see you at the next one
  • astroknave, on 04/26/2008, -0/+5ABC has flushed out the Body Thetans! You can run but you cannot hide OSA, because the BT clusters are about to get you for good!
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