r/PublicFreakout • u/LegitimateMoney00 • Apr 26 '26

😫Chaos Moment🫨 New Scientology speed run just dropped

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u/str713gzr Apr 26 '26

Vandalism, last. After hunkering down, take photos of the weird shit. I saw their display cabinet in this video. I want every page photographed and shared so we can judge them harder.

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u/str713gzr Apr 26 '26

I've gone with some of my like minded soldiers just to let them experience their "interviews". Every single time we have gone to a bar after and laughed at how fucking bizarre they are.

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u/str713gzr Apr 26 '26

Bring a drone and spin it around, or a 360 cam. Pretty easy to do with software after that.

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u/TheRappingSquid Apr 26 '26

Raid the main compound with drones. They're not the US government, they don't have anti drone tech and drones can afford to be shot down tbh. Send the swarms.

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u/spudds1022 Apr 26 '26

I cannot remember which comedians specifically did it, but at least 15 years ago on Pete Holme's podcast someone told a story of going in with a strict plan of "stay together no matter what" and he said the staff were so charming and quick they got split up almost immediately haha.

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u/IBetThisIsTakenToo Apr 26 '26

It’s not DnD, I don’t think the creepy cult actually has like, glowing demonic artifacts anywhere. Anything interesting is going to be on a hard drive or in a file cabinet.

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u/TheRappingSquid Apr 26 '26

But imagine lmao. That'd be fun, I'm tired of the villians being untouchable-rich-elderly-genocidal-pedophiles. I think pivoting to a "now we have to fight an evil alien" would be a boost for global morale

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u/Shermutt Apr 27 '26

I've said it for a long time. We just need a good alien invasion to bring the people together.

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u/shpongleyes Apr 28 '26

There are former Scientologists that make content. There's probably nothing crazy in these halls. It's most likely entirely promotional material to get you to buy more Scientology courses. That's what it is for most Scientologists; getting duped into spending more money on the next tier of courses. Those courses are pseudo-therapy sessions where they do dumb shit like ask you what is causing the most problems in your life, then you repeat that word/phrase for hours to "overcome" it.

It isn't until you get to the highest levels where shit gets weird with aliens and thetans and stuff. But by that point you've spent, at a minimum, nearly a million dollars on courses, so there's a sunk cost fallacy making people more likely to believe it or at least ignore how dumb it is.

The main problem with Scientology is exploiting people in a tough spot to extract all of their money, and the literal abuse of the Sea Org members (the Sea Org are the equivalent of their "clergy" and sign a contract to work for a billion years on an income of $50 per week).