Cult front groups advertising on BBC America
One of the networks I watch from time to time is BBC America. In case the name is not explanatory enough, this is the British Broadcasting Corporation's entry into the US cable TV market. They play shows from the UK.
Over the past few days I've been noticing a new series of commercials showing up promoting either the "way to happiness foundation" or another cult front group calling itself "youth for human rights."
The commercials themselves are actually quite good, leading me to believe that they were not done in-house by the flunkies at Gold. The cult is paying an outside PR firm to create these bait-and-switch adverts.
Has anyone else seen these? If so, did you see them on BBC America or another network?
I see this as a validation of the work that is being done by Anonymous and other groups and individuals to expose the evil that is Scientology. The cult is having to pour money into adverts for front groups because its own brand is so toxic. This strategy will buy the cult some time, but in the long run it only does more to guarantee its final demise. Attracting decent, honest individuals into a cult through fraudulent means will only create more ex-scientologists, and of a breed far less willing to remain silent.
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I've actually got a few of them at home. They were trying to get them into cinemas and showing them to the public on the street etc. Anyway, they are well done despite the "hidden agenda".
