
Fleet Admiral David Miscavige shares the stage with the First Family following President Obama’s reelection victory.
It is just as we in RTC wrote yesterday: 92,000,000 US Scientologists– acting under the direct orders of Fleet Admiral David Miscavige – voted to reelect President Obama, this based on his pledge to protect the Church from SP’s.
Speaking from Washington DC, Fleet Admiral Miscavige declared that the Church of Scientology can look forward to four more years of freedom from, “The FBI and other pesky SP law enforcement agencies who think they can poke their nose into Church business.”
Categories: OTVIIIisGrrr8!
Obama can’t protect you from yourself, idiot. Down you are going and the News corps and internet will help. Sorry little one!
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You SP’s are always making dire predictions of Scientology’s demise that never come true.
The Church of Scientology keeps flourishing and expanding and is never harmed in any way.
We’re here,
We’re Clear
Deal with it.
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It’s perfectly OK with me to for you to keep your head in the sand, in fact I prefer it. Our win!
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OT8, the IASists 20,000 members. Debbie Cook’s email list was 12,000. How can there be millions of scientologists?
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It is my pleasure to inform you that Mary Bono (the last remaining Scientology sympathizer in Congress) lost.
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Mary Bono has not yet conceded defeat.
We in RTC believe that we can find at least 10,000 absentee ballots from Sea Org volunteers.
Give us a few days.
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Mary Bono also has her head in the sand.
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Fine…..Now really show the power of Scientology and do something about Donald Trump!
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The Mail Online — a paper we in RTC despise for its continual attacks on the Church — decoded Donald Trump’s hair:
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OT8, Mary Bono must have taken math courses at the celeb center. She trails by about 4,000, or 3%. She claims there are “180,000 votes not yet counted”. The total cast was less than that, and only a few thousand are still uncounted. She won’t make up that difference.
Interestingly, though, she won all 2,900 Sea Org votes. Too bad the Sea Org isn’t bigger.
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