It’s June, and Operation Sea Arrrgh is less than 10 days away.  Fox News:

Cruise Wear: It’s a weird coincidence that Tom Cruise’s last name sort of fits with Scientology’s upper echelon group called Sea Orgs. It’s a scary level of achievement, according to former sect members Jason Beghe and Jenna Miscavige, whose uncle David is the group’s leader and Cruise’s best pal. Now comes a press release from Anonymous, the group that’s fighting Scientology on the Web. They’re launching a program called Sea Arrrgh on June 14 to “raise public awareness of what they consider to be the scurrilous and black-hearted activities of the Church of Scientology.” You can read all about it at www.seaarrrgh.com, www.whyweprotest.net, www.enturbulation.org and www.youfoundthecard.com.

Radar Online:

Scarier than the [billion-year] lifelong (many times over) commitment is the fact that the MV Freewinds, the massive Scientology-owned cruise ship-cum-Sea Org training center on which Tom Cruise completely lost his mind while celebrating his 40th birthday, was sealed by Caribbean authorities in April after it was alleged that the captain hid the presence of cancer-causing blue asbestos in the ventilation system while workers tried to refurbish the vessel. Anchors away!

Prepare your booty for Saturday June 14th.

Now that the Cult has its own Youtube page, I decided to ask Youtube to clarify a new point of their policy.

Previously the church of scientology was banned for ToS violations. One of their videos was located at ?v=XCB0HkaH0oU

The Church of Scientology now has a paid account at youtube.com/ChurchofScientology

How much is YouTube’s account restoration fee? I am interested in starting a collection to restore xenutv1 and would like to know my target.

I will keep you abreast of any developments.

Brainstorming on Enturbulation has resulted in Operation: Wish You Were Here.

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