What Do Scientologists Actually Believe? 

L. Ron Hubbard hungout with Alister Crowley. Not hard to figure out the rest..........

*Are* you the best person to recommend online security...?? Really??

I think simon just became a sepressive person, good luck!

Their creation myth is so ridiculous that they are the most honest money laundering organisation to date. No one believes the BS, even them.

@@rasalasblack are u suggesting xeno didn't use dc-8's 2 transport billions of people 2 earth 😄

Yeah, if Charles Manson looks at you like you are crazy, there is serious concern there.

Hadn't heard that one ~ wow. But I have read that Aleister Crowley thought L. Ron Hubbard was bats*** crazy. Worth spending some time with that one, too. :o

That... Is extremely interesting...

Well yes but, Charlie wouldn't like or appreciate the Boy Scout Eagle Scout manual, oh except that part where it tells you how to g@ng r@pe cub scouts and blame it on scientologists lol

That's a complete lie, please stop spreading it. Charles Manson was rejected from Scientology, they considered him Type-III, that is, psychotic. It was in prison where he was taught Scientology by a fellow inmate.

It's amazing how many people don't realize this 😆

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A very average one at best.

And one of the science fiction novels was made into the movie "Battlefield Earth" staring John Travolta and released in 2000. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a 3%!!!

It was.

So can she levitate now? Does scientology have coupon codes and reviews of this course because I might be interested 😅

@@BlackandWhitecustoms 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Nope!

@@harrietharlow9929 that sucks 😅😂😅

yeah they will preach about self and when you want to learn any Thetan skills you will pay, and some are required learning i think up to level 4, then you can choose to pay or you're considered not committed to the church

I worked with a scientologist who wasted all his money on the studies or whatever he called it. I would ask him if I could borrow the study material he paid for , he told me it doesn't work that way. He also had an obvious physical birth defect that he was convinced he would cure with scientology. It was quite sad really, he was being taken advantage off

My favorite part was coming all the way to earth to drop billions of people into our volcanoes ... AND then dropping a-bombs on them. In case they survived the lava, I guess? You'd think Zenu would keep the genocide local and avoid the commute.

That’s why chef left cause he believes Scientology that’s why they did him like that at his episode 😂

I have been long time pondering the Church of Cash, god is called Money Money, belief is "firm tax avoidance".

They shouldn't be. Their shit is no more absurd than the Abrahamic religions. They ALL should be stripped of their tax-exempt status if your logic is as such... which I'm fine with.

Why? They're as legitimate as any other religion.

American religious tax exemption laws are really loose in general. Easy tax dodging for people in power

@@Demmrir they are a criminal organization/cult.

That sounds like organized crime. Racketeering, I believe they call it.

classic property scam. not just scientology that does that.

Honestly, if that's true and it works. Then fair play to them!

@@iamanowl26 Hey guys! The Scientologist sent an owl.

Organized crime. The authorities need to deal with the “Church” of Scientology once and for all

Same

I wonder about Scientology being that Clearwater their hub is in Florida, how they are perceived by the MAGA crowd and DeSantis. You would think these two groups are mortal enemies. Given Scientology's rather liberal official stance on issues like homosexuality, race, and especially abortions. Not only does Scientology not care about people getting abortions, they've forced people to get them. I've never seen the MAGA mob, or DeSantis himself disparage Scientology. I guess it's reputation as being litigious scares them off from going anywhere near them. Right now with the Danny Masterson trial Scientology is hanging on by a thread. All they need is for DeSantis to step foot in their sphere. With DeSantis being a presidential candidate he gets secret Service protection now. But I would think that the typical average MAGA person would hate to have a Scientologist follow them around with their Scientologist shenanigans.

Just like the BLM movement.

This honestly sounds better than most religions… they ask you to believe in one thing and STILL ask for money. Hmmmm

@@sundownsupper7409 Most major religions ask you to believe a thing because THEY believe that thing. They bring you something to believe in. They serve a purpose. Scientology doesn't. Sure, they have the cover story (body thetans), the deep-cut sci-fi story (Xenu), and the religious book (a sc-fi novel combined with anti-psychology). They don't care if you believe any of it, mostly because they don't believe it either. Instead, they ONLY want the money and the loyalty. There is no belief system here. None.

True that. But aint that the same psychology of all reglions and politics

You're actually not able to believe whatever you want. You can pretend to still be Christian or whatever other religion, but you'll get in trouble if you actually believe it.

That is untrue. The actual quote is: “I have always thought that there might be a lot of cash in starting a new religion.” And it was the novelist George Orwell who said it.

That's not what he said, and it's not a hard observation to make. The only reason Scientology ever became a religion was in an attempt to evade taxes.

It wasn't in a book, he just (allegedly) said it to a group of colleagues and science-fiction writers. One of them confirmed it, one denied it, and the others are either dead or refuse to elaborate.

@@fugazinemesis That's why they go after celebs..

@@ROBYNMARKOW I don't understand. Why would they 'go after' celebs?

As someone who has suffered from very real postpartum depression, I have a huge problem with any group telling people suffering from similar issues to diet and exercise and they'll be better. Chemical and hormone changes sometimes require more than a change of food or routine. It's all bs and dangerous and evil in my humble opinion.

​@@conservativesavage1076 Exactly! I have bipolar disorder and that nonsense is just that, nonsense.

First and Foremost, the purpose of any "church/religion" is to Control People. Always has been since "MAN" invented religion 🥊🎱🎭$$$$$$ Bonus Track: Picture of Moohammed: [ ] !

If it was a Brain Blaze video, that'd be something in the range of possibilities

@@EclipseOverSalem I was about to say the same thing

@@justinyates1154 I was a bit sad it isn't

@@EclipseOverSalem Simon does tend to reuse ideas that worked well in the past, so we can always hope for an Epic Blaze on Scientology 😉

@@justinyates1154 every second word will be alledgedly

So basically you just described ANY RELIGION out there...

@@Lexor888 Yup. Getting people to believe in any sky daddy means they will open their wallets and give every cent to the "cause". They will even destroy the fabric of society in order to appease the non-existent sky daddy. They also favor the "ends justifying the means" so that lying, cheating and stealing are perfectly fine if it is in support of the sky daddy fantasy.

@@Lexor888 Every religion was made up by a sci-fi writer as a get rich scheme?

done for a bet...

The bible was written by sexist oxen owners

He had a screenshot from that episode in this very video.

@@Bluhbear yeah, i kind of made my comment before i got to that part. : )

Isaac Hayes got all pissy about it…

@@jaybee9269 yeah, i remember that. he quit doing the voice for Chef because of it.

That did that for the Mormon episode as well. Lol

Saint Hill. And behind all that opulence are Sea Org members beavering away looking to see who has money on account so they can sell them the horribly overpriced reprint of one of the many sets of Hubbard's bloviations, or the new piece of cheap plastic with a few ICs and resistors they call an e-meter for the ridiculously low price of a few thousand dollars. If they don't hawk enough shit then everybody is on beans and rice the next week..

@@nerdyali4154 Yes, Saint Hill. I'd forgotten the name of it, thanks.

Sounds like a place with lots of crawl spaces to hide cadavers and lecherous affairs.

@@nerdyali4154 …kinda sounds like an MLM/pyramid scheme, lol

DANGER!!!!! HELL IS REAL!!! WHERE WILL YOU GO WHEN YOU DIE?? WE CAN NOT HIDE OUR SINS FROM GOD. WE MUST REPENT AND PUT OUR FAITH IN JESUS CHRIST AS OUR LORD AND SAVIOR SO THAT WE MAY HAVE ETERNAL LIFE IN HEAVEN. Mark 1:15 ...The time is fulfilled, and the kingdom of God is at hand: repent ye, and believe the gospel.

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Oh yeeeaah like certain other way more full of shit religions totally don't do that all the time...

So it IS a cult…

Oh No Ross and Carrie also did a months long investigation where they joined Scientology and went through a bunch of their stuff then reported on it. It's a great podcast, and the series on Scientology is a particular highlight.

@@TheMrsSaito always has been.

I've watched them. They'd lie about anything to make Scientology look bad. No thanks.

Count your blessings!

Wow, the only time somebody was too crazy to be a Scientologist, they should put you in a museum!

How did you get to crazy for them? And what did they expect??

Well, I’m a registered nurse for 34 years if you want to take your lithium or whatever they’re giving you OK but eat sensibly and get enough rest and don’t shovel everything these doctors give you down your mouth make informed decisions best regards from the state of Kentucky.

DANGER!!!!! HELL IS REAL!!! WHERE WILL YOU GO WHEN YOU DIE?? WE CAN NOT HIDE OUR SINS FROM GOD. WE MUST REPENT AND PUT OUR FAITH IN JESUS CHRIST AS OUR LORD AND SAVIOR SO THAT WE MAY HAVE ETERNAL LIFE IN HEAVEN. Mark 1:15 ...The time is fulfilled, and the kingdom of God is at hand: repent ye, and believe the gospel.

Wow! Is he still around?

So, like most religions?

But most religions don't have a "un-alive those who disagree" clause explicitly stated.

@@Skyline_NTR Well...

So, like Christianity.

Exactly! As long as you have cash!

You sir, are a Legend.

You're an absolute chaotic genius mate.

@@SnekVonSlonkthank you!

@@justinyates1154 thank you! I hope that I'm the good kind of legend

Nice! It's a lot faster than trying to convert them to Presbyterianism, I can assure you, because they will debate you on everything. I wish my church had prayer cards!

and taking control edit : certain comments are disappearing. oh no

@@Skyline_NTR yeah its totally creepy

Just like some churches

Next time don’t go straight home… go somewhere crowded first and spend some time

@@heyhorinshi When I say straight home I mean catching the 1st bus that was going anywhere, but as all busses go to a train station & I could navigate my may home from there. I hadn't thought of being followed, but even if I was they would have struggled to keep up as till I found my home line even I had not much idea where I was.

In addition to being a nutty religion, it's also a pyramid scheme, and there's huge pressure to recruit new members.

@@heyhorinshi I don't think they'd follow a potential new recruit. They want people who suck that shit up willingly. "Really? How fascinating! You know I've been thinking exactly the same thing!". Someone with enough sense to GTFO isn't Scientologist material. They know better. Still they absolutely have done much worse stuff to people, but those were people who ended up tangled in their web one way or another. Still BJW's "friend" is a bit of a cunt. Probably didn't think they were doing anything wrong, probably thought they were "helping" BJW. That's the brainwashing.

Soo let me get this... you did research on scientology and can't even explain a pebble of their beliefs an what not?

Is also a spaghetti religion 💀

@@rasto-rastoyup. Exactly. This dude typed a whole paragraph and aid a load of nothing.

Religions are also cults.

Was it scary?

They also stalk.

“giving up your possessions to the church you can see what they're really interested in.” Many biker gangs that exceed past a weekend hobby live by this moto.

It's overblown. There are plenty of exScientologists who explain their experiences and former beliefs. They won't sue because if they do, it'll get in the news, and then they'll get more bad publicity. Also, they'd lose.

In California, COS was declared to be a vexatious litigant.

@@abmindprof you're confusing Fair Game with a civil suit. If you think they won't harass you, kill your pets, and try to ruin you, you're scarily naive. They simply don't have the ability to sue everyone who speaks out against them at this point in civil court though - there are more former than current Scientologists, and the Masterson trial is really screwing them over, in addition to the massive damage done by Anonymous. If you want to really avoid getting sued though, just mention Miscaviage for about 25% of your piece - he's terrified of getting successfully served and having to testify. There are worse things than being sued.

I am more concerned about it's galactic growth !

@@agateplanet 🤣🤣🤣😁

If only all religions declined as quickly

Sure, a bunch of bored rich actors with funny hats are really dangerous, but Islam is just okelee dokelee.

About 20,000 members worldwide, but they do have about 2 billion dollars in liquid assets and a large real estate portfolio, so they aren't vanishing anytime soon, unfortunately.

He should do a video on the Clintons before the end.

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Just as the video started, RU-vid locked up, and Simon froze in place. I thought “OH SHIT”!

Oh. You maybe missed his video on guns in America. He did a great job with that dynamite topic.

Very evocative...thx!

Darkness! They’re evil

allegedly

Twice.

Ya this is seriously watered down.

@@tdu5777 Also known as cowardice.

I feel like I needed a thesaurus to understand what he was saying for half of it 😂

Now I’m curious. What is that?

....from/for the playbook of the tapir riders? Note, when it was pointed out to one religion that horses definitely weren't in North America when their founding documents claimed them to be, it didn't matter...because tapirs.

@@briansullivan5908 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Snow_White

Is Operation Snow White what Simon performs nasally before firing up another blaze pod ? AM I RIGHT PETER ?

The largest infiltration of the United States government through espionage in the history of the nation.

*AND* rips people off : 👼💸👹👣🏦 . ♑️✍️🇦🇺🇳🇴

Except for the Boeing 707s that could fly through space. That’s some pretty advanced technology there!

@@FreakyRufus they weren't 707s they were McDonnell Douglas DC-8s

That makes it even more impressive!

Same thing applies to all scifi. All science fiction reflects the time it was written in, and it's all really about that time, and this planet. It's a lot like fables, really. But yeah it's amazing the bare-faced cheek of Elron, writing all this bullshit down in the knowledge he was going to brainwash people into taking it perfectly seriously. If he wasn't an evil piece of shit he would be the greatest troll in the history of mankind. Maybe he is. BTW just a note, the L in "L Ron" stands for "Lafayette". But people laughed at his girly first name so he only ever used the L. Actually true.

We're all too dumbstruck

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R2-45 is the name given by L. Ron Hubbard to what he described as "an enormously effective process for exteriorization but its use is frowned upon by this society at this time".[1] In Scientology doctrine, exteriorization refers to the separation of the thetan (soul) from the body, a phenomenon which Hubbard asserts can be achieved through Scientology auditing. R2-45 is said to be a process by which exteriorization could be produced by shooting a person in the head with a .45 pistol. This literal meaning is acknowledged by the Church of Scientology, although they deny that it is meant seriously.[2]

Daven Hiskey owns this channel.

Isn't a R2-45 an astromech droid?

Scientology IS A GREAT AND THE ONLY TRUE RELIGION ! ALL YOU TRUMP PEOPLE AND E-CHRISTIAN SHOULD JOIN TODAY!!!

Oh there is NO "allegedly" about it! That is 110% accurate. They kicked his ass out of there so fast!!! But, ask any Scientologists & they will tell you that, "Yes! Greatest war hero in the history of the military! The whole expansion of the military would have fallen & been destroyed if not for Hubbard, the greatest man to have ever walked upon the earth" And no, that is not an exaggeration! Just visit the " L.Ron Hubbard museum " in downtown LA ! I've never heard so many people literally just gush on & on about someone. You definitely need a shower after the visit because your just covered in all the bullshit they spew at you!! LOL

And your point is?

So are other secular churches like Universities, public Hospital foundations, political foundations, BLM, NRA, NOW, Southern Poverty Law Center, the Girl Scouts, the United Way, The Clinton Foundation, PEW trust..... Many of which have bought luxury cars, houses, fabulous office space, world travel, speculative real estate for their elite director class.

@@fugazinemesis how dense are you?

They have members infiltrate every major company and government organization, municipal, state and federal. They weaponize every piece of information they can get their hands on. And they have gone out of their way to gather every bit of information possible. Most of the money they scam out of people is used to fund lawyers and private investigators.

Should have used Nord VPN

It seems like you need a nord V.P.N.

​@@Neil21407 and @National McVie Wouldn't have helped. The main reason they would have gotten that information is if they went to a Scientologist website, and if you didn't set proper Cookie settings (which for a long time on most browsers, including Firefox) was not good standard settings, you could end up with an advertising bureau or similar that was selling the information. Frankly certain advertising bureaus do sell information on websites that they serve ads on about the demographics in question. Beyond that, depending on the ISP and what time era, they could technically have gotten your address or area from your IP, hardware, browser settings, even the size of your browser window and many other identifying settings, just take that unique combination and if you ever enter private information anywhere they will tie it to that unique combination and they can get to identify you. Mix this with many services sell information about your browsing habits (usually advertising bureaus, Facebook, etc) as soon as you have been identified, meaning you can buy that from them. NordVPN does NOT! help with this... NordVPN does not help you completely conceal all of these identifying information, since NordVPN does nothing to stop that. Companies will still gather cookies, and the rest of the identifying information. Unless you completely wipe your browser every time, run it on a virtual machine where you modify settings every time to ensure you never run a unique setup, and use a VPN switching countries often... or just disable cookies outright (some websites wont work properly), as well as disabling all JavaScript and more... Beyond that, never enter any identifying information anywhere, including Facebook or otherwise, order anything from an online store (unless you are absolutely sure they don't sell customer information, which you can't) and ... again... far more... unless you do that, you can be tracked... VPN or not... Oh yeah, and scramble your Mac Address every time you start your internet... NordVPN DOES NOT HELP ACTUALLY HIDE WHO YOU ARE! it is misleading advertisement, and in Denmark is actually illegal to advertise with that.

I'm glad that didn't happen to me. I know I'm researched S*. I've tried other browsers, but I didn't get anywhere near the same number of search results.

One of the best things I've heard in a while.

there are 3 indisputable facts of life. death, taxes and human stupidity

@@ygdrassil7694 you love your oppression if you accept taxes as fact. Smelly scum!

@@jacksonrelaxin3425 there are 2 things that are inevitable. death and taxes. there is no way (legally) to avoid paying any taxes at all. (whenever you buy something, you pay VAT and if you live in the states, state and federal tax) + income tax that is not escapable (legally)

Sadly not surprised by the last bit, but the rest is super interesting! Thanks for sharing.

I live about 2 literal minutes away from "Gold Base" or" ENT" ( The movie studio) & I have been lucky enough to have had several "tours" of the base there. I am also an actor & as we went into the castle (studio), I had mentioned my profession, to which the lady became kinda excited & stared asking me if I would be open to possibly working w/ them on their movies. She went on & on about what an amazing studio they had, & that everything from sets, costumes & wigs are all made " in house," & there is no expense to great. Going on, she said their movies rival the big movie studio productions & they will only use the best directors ( if they hire outside help), actors & crews. This lady went on & on & on...lol. She then gave me her card & the card of someone else there who hires actors & such. I was very polite & said "thank you," all the while knowing there was not a chance in hell I would ever be calling them, let alone work for them!! I have been researching Scientology for many many years & have been to see the "Celebrity Center" in LA, not to mention the oh so fascinating "L. Ron Hubbard museum" ( never been??? OMG U MUST!!) & of course I had questions, many many questions,but....they didn't seem to like my questions. Matter of fact, they disliked my questions so much, that I was escorted off both properties & then harassed by them for a couple of years!!! LOL, needless to say, even if I did take them up on their offer to work there, I believe they would have found out I was a "suppressive person" & would never had hired me!! The whole thing makes me laugh!! But, I am curious about your experience there. How were you hired, how were the people & working conditions etc. Not trying to pry into your life & if you would rather not speak on it, I totally understand. But, I am genuinely curious & would love to know. ** Edit-spelling**

@@TinkerHell04 your described experience doesn't surprise me as it all sounds a lot similar to things I was told, (i.e., best directors and what-not.) I was first hired through a chance meeting that went as such: my sister had a boyfriend (at the time) who was an Olympic-caliber track & field athlete, and he had been hired through whatever connections to perform some long-jumps for a Scientology produced film. To get to the shooting location, my sister's boyfriend asked me to drive him as he didn't have other means. Since I was an actor, the production crew took one of my headshots "just in case," and eventually they did call me to work on a project. This would lead to me working on several projects spanning about 3 years' time. One of the reasons I believe they hire me so often was because I lived fairly close to their castle studio. However, I also believe they stopped hiring me because after several attempts to coheres me to join their church I continually rebuffed them. All that occurred in the early 2000s. I remember that they often told me that I was welcome to visit the main church of which you've described, but I never did as I had no desire to be more involved than I already was; an actor doing a job.

I always wondered if it is actually as ridiculous as portrayed in that episode. But could not be bothered to check myself...

Also Mormon church. South park are so educational 👍 taught me so much these past 25years.

They did.. and they were rather accurate lol..

@@EventH0riz0n South Park was pretty accurate.. The man who created Scientology(Hubbard), was not ONLY a science fiction writer, but wrote more science fiction than anyone else in history.. Scientologists believe that the ONLY work of nonfiction Hubbard wrote, was Scientology..

Watch count Arthur strong bbc comedy show

Disillusioned? Both were out of their churches, right? But the churches sent them lawyers?

Not all religions are created equal. Same thing goes with cultures and food

@@InteriorDesignStudent oh, hell no. But it cost them every thing they had to pay for their own lawyer to fight em.

@@maverick7291 I agree. They are not all the same. Some are way better than others. For myself, I have never found one that didn't, to me, feel manipulative in some way.

@@LambentLark if the human condition, even if we find something perfect we're bound to f it up. And secular institutions aren't immune to this either.

Biggest coward award of all times granted to Simon. Lucky for you there is no hell, otherwise you'd fry there forever for not warning against this criminal cult disguising as a religion.

I am betting whatever you created at 14 is better and more logical than Scientology!

But much less profitable.

Yeah but you were acting in good faith. You actually wanted a set of beliefs that a good person could live by, that made sense of the world as you percieved it. Scientology's aims are very different from that, so of course their "beliefs" are.

ikr. He shouldve just been placed on 5350, and gotten some electroconvulsive therapy, and been prescribed thorazine & prozac & a little ritalin. If that dont work, theres always neuroleptics. Just read the reviews for any mental health clinic or psychiatric hospital, psychiatry is great! and their meds are even BETTER! And they always manage to discover, and advertise for a brand new disorder, every time they patent a new drug. Thats just ingenuity... How could a $400 billion industry possibly be bad?? Big pharma spends more on lobbying than any other group - double what the insurance industry spends. Obviously, they're just trying to help ppl. Right... right..?

No. I think it's far more likely that he hated psychologists because they told him he wasn't sane. When he developed his self-help group that tried to use hypnosis to remember all the past traumas they had as infants and even in the womb, they pointed out what a load of BS it was. As with any group like this, if you make a list of all the outside people in a position to know about the group's workings, you'll have a list of all the group's worst enemies.

Context here is key! We do have to remember that Hubbard was writing in the 1940s and 50s. This was the time in medical history when lobotomies were common, when people were tortured with electroshock and were held and abused essentially in prisons. Mental health really was a "factory of death". I do wonder, though, if Hubbard himself or some close friend or family member didn't suffer in the mental health system of the early 20th century.

If this is true, why did L Ron Hubbard work so closely with psychiatrist Thomas Szasz to stop the human rights abuses being committed against some mental health patients? I fully understand the concerns he had and admire both those men because when I was a teen in the 60s the first black teacher in our state (very white state) worked at the college my mom taught at. She was put in a mental health facility because she'd called the college switchboard for help and the only doctor available was the college psychiatrist who examined her and diagnosed that she'd had a psychotic break. At the facility she was kept restrained and drugged till she lapsed into a coma at which point they took her to the hospital - too late, unfortunately, to save her from the ruptured appendix that was causing her screaming and crying. A good number of black students at that college who were deeply involved in the civil rights movement at the time were committed and "treated" as well. Lest you believe that is all in the past, there is that black woman committed against her will in NY for telling off a cop and explaining to him that she deserved to be treated with respect - that Obama followed her tweets. She wasn't released from the facility for a few days till she was willing to admit that Obama did not follow her tweets. Too bad that, in fact, Obama actually did follow her tweets. Psychiatry has been used/abused as a tool of oppression throughout the world and L Ron Hubbard was vehemently against that, but so was Dr Szasz and quite a few other psychiatrists. Violating a person's human rights in the name of treatment is not something that the whole field of psychiatry is in agreement with. The problem is not fully fixed yet - apartheid is gone, but people of color can attest that it is sometimes used to against them here in the U.S. to this day, and it's openly used in countries such as Russia to handle dissenters. These things should not be happening in a civilized world.

That's not why he hated psychiatrists. He actually wanted the field as a whole to use Dianetics but when they told him it was a bunch of bullshit, that's when he started the war against it.

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@@ontariomotorsport7038 he's implying that the scientologists will make Simon disappear.

Naaaah he will be fine. He covered his bum with the ALLEGEDLY.

He was poisoned and given hundreds of hits of LSD, hence we have Brain Blaze

Probably a silent visual nod to “this shits bonkers”

I wonder if people go up to them and say things like, so have you heard about Xenu yet. And see if they explode.

well actually every person you see handing those pamplets out might be innocent.. i was new to their religion and was just passing out pamphlets cuz i was told so, dont mix some of them up with actually believing it,

Tom will wind up in the basement proofreading Danny's scripts.

Tiny Com Cruise from family guy

@@tiki_trash the basement closet... near the fudge packaging factory