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Digg: http://digg.com/celebrity/Scientology_agitator_in_Anonymous_Katie_Holmes_protest
It was only very recently that Anonymous, the “leaderless worldwide group of concerned citizens,” showed up to take the fight directly to the Cult of Scientology, on- and offline.
“Actress Katie Holmes is, as the world knows, married to Scientology spokesman and actor Tom ‘CoS’ Cruise,” p2pnet posted yesterday, continuing:
“When Miller’s All My Sons, starring Holmes, opened at the Gerald Schoenfield Theatre in New York, protesters, some wearing the now famous Anonymous masks, picketed outside.”
When an Anonymous Youtube video showed up at the beginning of the year (see below) a long-time p2pnet supporter suggested we forget it: it was just a crank doing his or her thing.
Not.
“Tom Cruise’s ludicrous video pep-talk to devotees is sweeping the world on- and offline,” said another p2pnet story, linking to a transcription of Cruise in full rant:
Pfft? Such is the power of The Cult!!!!
Anyhow, given that according to Cos, Anonymous is hardly more than a bunch of nut-cases with funny masks, it was interesting to see many, if not most, mainstream TV stories covering Holme’s appearance in Miller’s play also included segments showing the Anonymous crews in action.
They say no publicity is bad publicity, but that doesn’t apply when it comes to Scientology. The last thing it wants or needs is to be shown up as it truly is, especially considering the stories appeared in print and electronic media in every part of the world.
“I was inside the Barricade with this great group of kids,” says a p2pnet reader, going on »»»
When Anonymous first appeared, “Hello leaders of Scientology,” said its early video, continuing »»»
“Expect us,” it concludes ominously.
It’s the digital 21st century and the Powers That Used To Be are discovering you can’t beat P2P — People2People.
And you can’t beat the Net.
Stay tuned.
Jon Newton - p2pnet
Digg: http://digg.com/celebrity/Scientology_agitator_in_Anonymous_Katie_Holmes_protest
It was only very recently that Anonymous, the “leaderless worldwide group of concerned citizens,” showed up to take the fight directly to the Cult of Scientology, on- and offline.
“Actress Katie Holmes is, as the world knows, married to Scientology spokesman and actor Tom ‘CoS’ Cruise,” p2pnet posted yesterday, continuing:
“When Miller’s All My Sons, starring Holmes, opened at the Gerald Schoenfield Theatre in New York, protesters, some wearing the now famous Anonymous masks, picketed outside.”
When an Anonymous Youtube video showed up at the beginning of the year (see below) a long-time p2pnet supporter suggested we forget it: it was just a crank doing his or her thing.
Not.
“Tom Cruise’s ludicrous video pep-talk to devotees is sweeping the world on- and offline,” said another p2pnet story, linking to a transcription of Cruise in full rant:
Pfft? Such is the power of The Cult!!!!
Anyhow, given that according to Cos, Anonymous is hardly more than a bunch of nut-cases with funny masks, it was interesting to see many, if not most, mainstream TV stories covering Holme’s appearance in Miller’s play also included segments showing the Anonymous crews in action.
They say no publicity is bad publicity, but that doesn’t apply when it comes to Scientology. The last thing it wants or needs is to be shown up as it truly is, especially considering the stories appeared in print and electronic media in every part of the world.
“I was inside the Barricade with this great group of kids,” says a p2pnet reader, going on »»»
When Anonymous first appeared, “Hello leaders of Scientology,” said its early video, continuing »»»
“Expect us,” it concludes ominously.
It’s the digital 21st century and the Powers That Used To Be are discovering you can’t beat P2P — People2People.
And you can’t beat the Net.
Stay tuned.
Jon Newton - p2pnet
