Pirate Pete spotted this … It looks like there’s an FSM symbol on the “$cientology i$ a $cam” sign. I don’t know any details about the protest. Anyone know? More pictures can be found here.
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An elaborate spoof on Intelligent Design, The Gospel of the Flying Spaghetti Monster is neither too elaborate nor too spoofy to succeed in nailing the fallacies of ID. It's even wackier than Jonathan Swift's suggestion that the Irish eat their children as a way to keep them from being a burden, and it may offend just as many people, but Henderson, described elsewhere as a 25-year-old "out-of-work physics major," puts satire to the same serious use that Swift did. Oh, yes, it is very funny. -- Scientific American
Yesterday, there were Scientology protests all across the country. A group called Anonymous is determined to bring them down, and they’re using the internet to gather followers and to threaten the church. Look up Xenu.net, that’s where a lot of the details are.
The wise and all-knowing FSM has led me to this link in my search for more information:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_Chanology
They are out to get us too
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ATZvRyB364s
That’s plymouth, I’m sure of it!
That’s definately an FSM symbol. Yay!
For the good of all, this entire science fiction book by a pedophile to turn a quick buck turned into a religion and must be stopped, the FSM will surely see to this and clearly he is helping.
RAmen
It’s 41 Ebrington street, drake circus, plymouth, Uk.
The shop on the right is a take away, on the left is a former poorhouse. I can’t find a good picture to prove it. :( Only this
http://base.googlehosted.com/base_media?q=maps:www.scientology.org/world/worldeng/global/orgpics/plyorg.jpg&size=3&hl=en
If I’d have known there was going to be a protest there, I’d probably have made an effort to join them. Interesting that they dress rather like I do.
The Flying Spaghetti monster can beat Xenu´s ass anytime anywhere, but knowing him he probably prefer to invite him to drink a few beers around a volcano, I don’t know if Xenu drinks beer but ive heard he likes volcanoes.
Meh… I’m not sure I can agree with the sentiments behind these protests. Scientology is an obvious hoax, but then, to me ALL religions are. Quite a lot of scientologists seem to be zealots for their religion, but again, that certainly isn’t limited to their religion.
You cannot have selective religious tolerance, and remember the 8 “I’d really rather you didn’ts”.
RAmen
Coimbra, April 23, 1975.
“A few days ago, during the homily of Sunday Mass in a parish church in rural surroundings, the priest spoke to his parishioners about the forthcoming elections for the Constituent Assembly. Launched hand of the parabola to be better understood and told them:
— “My dear brothers in Christ: suppose that one of you is owner of a dairy cow; if socialism wins, the brother takes the cow, but will have to give the milk to the party, if the communism wins, we will stand without the milk and without the cow. ..” “
I’m not sure I get the reason for the protest.
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Like Gnocci Man said, ALL religions are scams… except for CoFSM of course. ;-)
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-OEJ
@ Gnocci Man
The protests are about the legality behind Co$. They have tax exempt status, which is unjustified. They have committed a startling number of crimes and so forth. The protests aren’t about the delusion of $cientology, rather, the legality of it.
Pirate Pete? I’m glad to know that I’ve become someone’s role model!
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Coolio, it always seems like Pastafarianism has paid a lot of attention to Scientology.
RAmen
RAmen, Gnocci Man! One would think that “true” Pastafarians would know better.
Next time, my mom wants to go with a shirt that says “Pastafarian” and below it “Future Cyber-Terrorist” just because the CoS wants to pain the protesters as adolescent cyber-terrorists and it’d get a funny reaction.
Gnocci Man:
Sadly, it’s not their beliefs; it’s their actions. Google “Operation Snow White” and “Operation Freakout.”
I have heard some terrible things about this “anonymous”.
I heard a rumor that one of their group ordered a pizza delivered to a scientology church and the scientologists had to pay for it even though they did not order it !! Obviously the scientologigt church is right in calling them terrorists.
On the other hand the scientologist church only indulges in positive actions like going into the house of one of their critics, stealing a piece of paper with her fingerprints on it, and using that paper to mail a bomb threat to themselves in an effort to get a critic arrested. another tactic that they enjoy is to claim they heard a critic make a suicide threat which when reported gets the critic locked up in a mental hospital for 72 hour observation.
That way when questioned about their critics they can say ” Oh her? wasn’t she in a mental hospital?”
And lets not forget that the largest criminal infiltration of the US government (and Canada) was not conducted by a foreign government but by the scientologist church, If that sounds a little outlandish look up “Operation snow white”.
And since you seem like a law abideing church group,read what judges have to say about scientology.
http://www.xenu.net/archive/disk/archive/quotes.htm
It’s 4chan’s attempt to eliminate Scientology. It was funny for about a week, and now it’s just annoying.
Scientology… come on. Are you serious?
I will be at the 4/12 protest in Clearwater, FL, proudly proclaiming FSM is the one true religion!!! Could a 50ish pirate wench be a secret cyber-terrorist? A round of grog for all Anon Pastafarians!!!!
RAmen!!!