Silver Scream

I've been thinking...Native Americans are protected by the Federal Government, correct? Maybe if we encourage the Native American tribes to get on Enturbultion, possibly we can teach the Federal Government and the tribes about the evils of the CO$. And plus, some of the indians are up in arms about the d*mn CO$... Does anyone else think that this is an okay idea? There are a ton of indians around where I live, and maybe some other Okie fags can help me with this idea...Any Okie fags? Any support, encouragement, and concern is greatly appreciated.

This is why we protest... because the CO$ sucks!!!

UnrepentantHarlequin

How do things work in OK? Pow-Wows open to the public?

Go. Drop YFTC. It's a start.

Silver Scream

There are Pow-wows occasionally. I've never seen on, though. I have a few people around where I live who are completely against the CO$. A few friends of mine said they would like to join the cause... Let's put on our Guy-Fawks and go!!! Attention CO$: Pow-wows are coming...

This is why we protest... because the CO$ sucks!!!

Mr. E

The most important aspect to think of is how Scientology might affect Native Americans, and then go to them and get them informed. Any ideas?

Augustus Hill: Remember when your high school history teacher said that the course of human events changes 'cause of the deeds of great men. Well, the bitch was lying. Fuck Caesar, fuck Lincoln, fuck Mahatma Gandhi. The world keeps moving cause of you and me, the anonymous.

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AnonOrange_

Check out this show: Gets more interesting 1/2 way.
Native America Calling

Tuesday, July 29, 2008 – Scientology in Native America: (listen)
Members of the Blackfeet tribe of Montana recently gave a surprising honor to a religious leader. L. Ron Hubbard, founder of the controversial Church of Scientology, was posthumously awarded a war bonnet from the Blackfeet. According to news accounts, some tribal members are embracing the new religion. Other members of the tribe are wary, citing many other religions that have come to their reservation promising many things. Is Native America’s missionary past affecting how we view Scientology? Guests are former Blackfeet tribal council member Betty Cooper (Blackfeet), Lisa Uvizl, spokesperson for the Friends of L. Ron Hubbard Foundation.

And this thread:
File an anti-SLAPP lawsuit against anti-Shirtless Lady ! (Lissa Uvizl)

Why are they trying to get Native Americans into scientology ? It's always the same answer. That's where the money is (Indian Casinos)

Silver Scream

So, the Blackfeet tribe awarded L. Ron? I have a few friends who are Okie fags that are against the CO$ and so am I! I will admit a lot of $$$ goes to the indian casinos, but I think Miscavage has more $$$...just saying... Money talks to a bunch of people, but somehow, it doesn't talk to me... $$$ can't buy happiness or a good religion (cult). I don't need money for my religion, why does anyone? I don't know. Doesn't the CO$ perplex us all?

This is why we protest... because the CO$ sucks!!!

UnrepentantHarlequin

Not really, Silverscream.

They got one person with no current official standing in the BlackFoot Nation to go to some silly event in order to try to cover up Hubbards insane lies about being a "Blood-Brother to the Blackfeet"

The Blackfeet don't even have a blood-brother tradition. No kidding.

Anonyymous77

the way that sci fagginess would affect the native americans would mainly be religious beliefs (obviously). since the indians have REALLY strong religious beliefs and usually arent prone trowards chani\ging religions and their beliefs there would be a HUGE impact on native americans as a whole. they would be discriminated against even more for changing their religious beliefs and even more for joining scientology. i like the idea of informing them of the dangers of it of course. if anonymous keeps at it, we will prevail and everyone will be aware of evil sci fag shenanigans

Amnon Nhymous

There was a thread about this subject a few months ago. Have a search! ;)

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