Scientology Attacked Anonymous And Immediately Regretted it
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I’m with anyone who is against Scientology
I lost my younger sister to that damn cult !!
Bro, can u tell me, what was, is Scientology, please?
I'm not aware of it
I'm from Asia
@@TechAmbition it is a cult pretending to be a religion that is based off the science fiction writings of a criminal that abuses members physically, emotionally, and finacially and brainwashes them into becoming good little cultists. Also, you progress in ranking by donating your money and possessions.
@@TechAmbition
Its like a cartel
It is a fake religion a sort of cult who's brainwach the follower to steel ther money and cut them from there familly sad very sad plus they are extremely rich and ... a nightmare @@TechAmbition
@@TechAmbitiongoogle it, watch a film called going clear that explains it
Wonder if Scientology cult members will ever realize the founder wrote science fiction for a living.
All religions are fiction.
Damn thats bad fiction if i ever saw it
And also pulp fiction stories. The stories are actually really good.
They don't care
And most of the words he made up in those books were then used in his pseudo-psychology books as actual "words." Like "thetan."
I would be happy if they never stopped going after cult of scientology and shut them down forever.
It would take too much time and effort
I think South Park did an even better job at this than Anon
@@ik9175533 it would be well worth it
@@ravenroc1784
HALLELUJAH 👍
I mean, between South Park's exposé on the Xenu myth and Project Chanology, Scientology *did* suffer irreparable harm to its recruitment efforts. Virtually anybody exposed to recruiters now will know, at a minimum, about the religion's "Space Opera" and the broad outlines of Lisa McPherson's death. It's never a good look when people on the outside of a group know more about its core beliefs than most of its own missionaries, and the CoS hasn't really even tried to give recruiters a decent response (which may be intentional; CoS doesn't want people who are able to normalize the Xenu myth, because as useful as those people might be to a religion seeking legitimacy, they aren't as likely to buy in like the cultists the CoS needs).
Scientology is a large organization, and those seldom die out overnight. Its decline steepened dramatically in the late 2000s, though, and it's now effectively a scummy real estate investor.
Anonymous, I summon you now. We’ve never needed you as as much as we do now.
"We are all Anonymous"
Human Trafficking and breaking up families is still a big problem In Scientology.
HOLY PEANUTE they really do that? I now understand another comment I read more above, man that's crazy
this is why I don't like cult behaviors; it potentially escalates to straight up breaking the law and ethical rules; in specifics abuse.
I'm really usually skeptical of cults I hear many of them, especially the guy who drank poison and gave everybody poison, or the other who started owning other people kids and wives literally traficating weapon to the point even swat team had to be deployed, and a tank, I think.
like there just so much of people doing insane stuff, and its really just a hierarchy super seeding everybody thoughts; crazy tbh, ive heard about many cults, it's one of the reasons I actually hate cult behavior in specific usually in terms of blindness and manipulation; especially when it comes to intentional malicious Mal information.
it's so much chaos; especially to people who are born into it, where they just don't know anything except being misinformed, really sad tbh
And in the USA government especially in the left wing
Child trafficking is a crime.So why aren't the FBI investigating.
so the clintons and obamas are scientologist?
Yeah, Anonymous hardly made good on their promise of destroying them
I've learned some things about Anonymous at security classes; some of them do some very good work for people, and often for very little in return. And frankly, exposing scientology for the cult they are, that was good work.
Why don't they use their power to find lost children, end human trafficking, release hostages, etc. Just pick a fight with an organization that everyone knows is fruit loops. No logic whatsoever. Not to mention, they refer to themselves as legion as if they fancy themselves demonic. I'm out.
ohh a youngster is see...
Oh tell us more wise one... @@savielpengel5831
TYVM
That´s kinda the problem and blessing the "group" has as a whole. Almost everyone can join their banner and with this openes, you will get good people, idiots and trolls and bad people all at once which helps and doesn´t help at the same time.
It's funny when people say they have the best lawyers and can't be defeated, when Anonymous works outside the boundaries of the law.
Realistically, Scientology and their lawyers have beaten:
• The IRS
• Law Enforcement
• Numerous Lawsuits
• Anonymous
Reality can be whatever I want it to be. :)
That's why anonymity scares them. Who do they sue? Their opponent doesn't (legally) exist without a name to stick it to. They are powerless in the face of anonymity, and that terrifies them. But that terror is infinitesimal compared to the terror they will feel when they stand in the court of the One who wrote the laws of the universe, who holds the sole authority to banish them to Hell without hope of release.
@@RAndrewNeal It's not often that I agree with Christians these days, but Amen to that.
@@Mediados Why is that? If you don't mind my asking.
Attacking 4chan or Anonymous is like punching the ocean. It doesn't get you anywhere.
Didn't Anonymous get broken up from the inside via an alphabet boy plant? Also, isn't Scientology going strong these days?
There is always more water coming back DAMNIT
Anonymous originated in 2003 on the imageboard 4chan..
@@cesariglesias297 And?
That is also a problem and potential for cult behavior. I hope the are real. I noticed they think Trump is good, I know they are incorrect if they still do back Trump.
I remember reading the document dump from Anonymous on scientology and felt so disgusting. They did good work back then.
THey really are just a filthy cult made by the rich to exploit laws meant to protect religion to shield themselves and their money.
The fact they try to label being called out a "hate crime" is proof of this. These aren't some poor lower class citizens getting beaten in the street, they aren't getting denied jobs, and they aren't being especailly bothered even at the height of the protests.
But they even mobalized the FBI and tried to sue regular people into oblivion just for calling them out.
The religion is legitimately not even real. It has no real basis before it just kinda spawned amoung the rich and powerful and even it's so called beliefs are pretty nonsensical even when compared to any other religion. It absolutely reeks of a front made by the rich to use for their convenience.
Even the name is a pretty blatant attempt to make itself appear "more legitimate" by invoking the name of science.
Many still do. Anonymous is a danger, but a necessary one. A lawful system is required to keep order, but when it fails it has to be challenged. Otherwise people grow decadent.
I was only on the fringe, but I learnt a lot about CoS which I found repulsive. They're a cult IMO - sadly still running. 🤮
@@maxhugen Because they have money.
The difference between scientology and other cults is it's not being run by a charismatic leader trying to lead people into rebellion or something.
It's the rich elite looking to exploit religious laws to manipulate and control people even more.
It's a tool made and used by the rich. That's why they have fucking Tom Cruiz doing their indocterination videos.
i remember back in early 2011, when Anon turned the internet back on in Egypt, after the country turned it off, coz of mass unrest...
"Anonymous has decided that your organization should be destroyed."
Well shit....
😂😂
I have a lot of respect for Anonymous. Regardless of its origins or whatever “internal” conflict’s it may (or may not) have had, for a non-profit group, it’s done a lot more than most. They also find out and call out many people, problems and situations NO ONE else can or will.
Anonynmous is everyone and no one. Membership is very fluid.
The New York city Scientologist Chapter house had security throw me out because I was heckling them all and making fun of Xemnu the Titan.
The cops who came to pick me up were laughing in the squad car and saying how much they hated those nutters.
They let me off with a warning since I was a tourist and going home to my own country at the end of the week.
Worth it, good times.
Nice fake story.
@@BitsofSkinhow
@@chiapetYT Bro, there are so many reasons.
@@BitsofSkin then say them
@@BitsofSkinjust say you hate fun lmao
Reality: Hey guys! Wouldn't it be fun to fuck with Scientology?
News media: Dangerous super hackers are spreading mayhem all over the internet.
*Anonymous:* “…I mean if you’re gonna ASK for it, then-“ 🤣
And look how the news media now. Many of them are dying, including CNN.
To be fair, around the same time politicians were pushing the narrative of "killer games" leading to school shootings.
That’s hilarious 🤣
News media: Cyber terrorists hunting down peaceful civilians.
Im Sorry for people who are trapped inside this Scientology cult
The craziest thing about Scientology is their creator was a failed sci-fi writer but they didn't think his whole religion was a sham
Anonymous has always fascinated me for some reason. I love watching videos about them. Thanks for your hard work as always Kira!
They are a mystery. Could be anyone.
@@nojuanatall3281 It's you isn't it?
@@nojuanatall3281They’re literally just a CIA asset now. They were commandeered by govt intelligence nerds. Don’t ask how I know.
@@nojuanatall3281 It's you isn't it?
Yeah they always talk big but end up doing nothing that matters
I think its great that they expose scientology ...I hope they trash it.
I went to dozens of irl protests in San Francisco in front of the org. Some of the most fun I’ve ever had in that city. And I made life long friends with a number of fellow anon, and also saved one person from the cult (who later joined our ranks). Funnier still was that I had no idea what 4chan was at the time. I just knew enough about Scientology that it was a worthy cause.
Don’t care if it feels cringe now, I’m still very proud that we saved one man from sinking the rest of his life into walking “the bridge”.
Why would you feel embarassed about doing some good? Thats just weird. Scientology is still a thing, its still an evil and abusive cult.
It’s not cringe, it’s doing good. Be proud of this
@@degeneratemale5386 I suppose I am- however now I can hardly recognize what anon has become so it’s difficult to admit. We had so much damn fun- blasting music, having a party, always winning. SFPD stopped showing up to deal with us because we were always above board. Of course the rift Kira describes was very real- and now the boards don’t tolerate any kind of efforts that seem “morally just”. Lulz won in the end. (And speculating because I haven’t dared even look at 4chan for my own mental health in years).
I went to a couple in Philly. They didn't let us wear masks the first time (there was a law against covering your face like that in public or so I heard) but the second time the cops allowed us to wear them since we were so peaceful the first time. In the second protest a bunch of us piled into a U-Haul and got dropped off in front of the scientology building. Fun stuff. I feel a bit bad now, as we were in front of some store (we were across the street from the Scientologists) and the manager kept coming out to tell us to leave. They got zero business that day for sure. Hello to the handful of people who grouped up and went to Subway at some point during as well, I think there were about eight of us. It for sure feels like a cringe moment looking back, but at the time it was a hell of a lot of fun.
I went to one in the UK but they weren’t as big as they was in the US and met some off my closet friends at those and still talk to them daily.
Who's going to tell these big companies that anonymous is just literally everyone else?
The importance of white hat hackers is higher now than ever before... wish them all the luck possible and that their ranks grow...
Gray hat.
Not white or black
Honestly, in my opinion, we as a society need groups like anonymous. If they get together to go after some one or another group, what made them do so? Yes the group isn’t clean or white knights but sometimes you need that dark knight to do the job that no one else will or could
The problem is that they're even less accountable than a government, church, or some other known entity, so when the time they too commit atrocities, and they will, it will be hard to correct their wrongs. When do they start destroying lives for "Wrong Think?" People with power inevitably misuse it.
True however it does also get in the way of the real heroes. Anonymous is NOT made up of military experts or soldiers or law enforcement and as such go outside the lines of what’s right and wrong and have NO jurisdiction anywhere on earth. They have no knowledge of law or how to properly apprehend a criminal. It’s also important to remember that despite some of the good they’ve done they ARE still a criminal organization and are actually cyber terrorists. They made money illegally for a while. They’ve done some good but it’s also impossible to say if these are even the real “anonymous”. There are literally thousands of fake “Anonymous” accounts and groups. The Facebook account isn’t even likely run by them. Just little fanboys playing at being heroes with no expertise in the matter. It’s dangerous allowing civilians to conduct their own law enforcement crime prevention. They could get hurt or wind up hiring others. I have some respect for anonymous but it’s not endless, they do cross the line sometimes and fall on my bad side. They will probably have Tia sneer for their crimes at some pint soon, having said that good for them to hit Scientology. Respect for that. Fuck that cult shit. Scientology should be left crippled and broke until nothing is left. Cults should be shutdown.
Taxi guys have a union. Shopkeepers have a union. Even beggars have a union. Only we common citizen - who pay the BULK of Taxes dont have one. We are fooled into thinking that the Government we vote into, is a Fiduciary and represent us. But they are the BIGGEST Pimps, fed by these other "Unions"
Wish the hackers and public would keep the same energy with much more harmful larger religions/cults than scientology though.
It's generally what media are meant to do, but they lost their independence decades ago. America's hatred of government services as opposed to for profit services is a big reason for their loss of independence worldwide
1 year in prison and $20,000 fine for doing DDOS? Wow, that’s corrupt. It’s a cult website. Nobody should go to prison for that. Maybe house arrest without devices at worst. I hope that guy learned to be a better hacker in prison.
And yet a Congressional member (former prosecutor Trey Gowdy) that altered a document and presented it to the FBI as an original was never charged . . . Isn't lying to the FBI a federal felony? Isn't tampering with evidence?
Hopefully one day they can return and make even bigger impacts on those greedy and exploitating.
The original core members have all been arrested thanks to Sabu cooperating with police to turn his co conspirators. So I highly doubt it will ever happen
@@cody_raves wow, sounds like a really pathetic dude.
Its an ideology not a group.
Anonymous as you know it is dead
The fact they refuse to go after actual serious major religions.
I stand with Anonymous on this 1 as well as most issues👍Keep up the good work through revealing the truth and exposing the real evils out there
I remember I was an assistant civil engineer on the Waters edge complex .... which is one block south one block west of the Scientology building in downtown Clearwater...
If you've ever been to Clearwater, in order to get to Clearwater Beach, there's a road called alternate 19... and there are a slew of small motels up and down this particular stretch of highway from Curlew Road south to State Road 60.... over the years the church of Scientology has picked up these hotels, and I'm assuming when you become a member you move in to one of the hotels that's furthest away and as you work your way up, you move closer and closer to the main Scientology building....
Which if you have ever commuted early in the morning driving down, alternate 19 you'll see a ton of individuals dressed exactly the same black shoes, black pants, white shirt, black tie... working way further south...
The Scientology building is only religious building that I can recall that has armed guards on patrol ... and this is prior to 2008... I was working on that building in 2006...
I remember that day with all those people that were down in Clearwater.... to be honest, I thought it was a convention like comicon or something like that.... It's crazy to think that on that day, I witness history being made
I used to live on N. Fort Harrison right down the road from the org. I road my bike through there and across the bridge to the beach everyday because I worked on the island. I am OBVIOUSLY not one of them. They watched me every time I passed there and once asked me to take an alternative route. Crazy place.
@@JoeDavidson-b1e it's really weird... I never really ran into another set of individuals that were like them..... from Curlew south to gulf to bay(SR-60).. pass coachman Park... every morning it was the same thing... like a bunch of drones... It's been a long time since I've been out that way... I try to stay away from downtown Clearwater as much as possible... Go anywhere near that part of the city. I'm going to Clearwater Beach where I have to cross the bridge.(cause I don't wanna go further south and then cross.)... Or I'm going to Highland and Curlew, where the Metro store is
Damn this is a real throwback, I was around when this was happening, a little too young and not living in the right places to be part of any IRL action but I was watching all of this play out in real time watching the videos of ex-members who were excited by the new-found vigor in the anti-scientology movement it was great.
11:26
So glad to see Brave Agent Pubeit still is not forgotten.
Nevar forget!
Damn, I see spiffin brit is still managing the shadow cabal. Good on him.
its so facinating to me what people are willing to do if they know they are 100% anonymous
people behave only because of consequences and being judged by others
but watch a protest with thousand people all dressed in black, all of them are suddently a billion times more courageous, numbers and anonymity does that. and its incredible and horrifying at the same time.
Anonymity ironically reveals a mans true face.
@@Jazz-Demon lmao yes 100% agree
It's more the case for individuals acting alone. Once you have an individual in a group, especially if all members of that group are united through their beliefs, intention, and at least to some extent dress (e.g. a mask), the individual can be lost and subsumed by the crowd. As soon as they are a member of a crowd, they will conform to the crowd. I'm actually not sure which is more powerful for getting someone to do something that they would never normally do - give them anonymity, or give them a group to conform to. Both are very powerful
That’s why big churches become a cult. Then split and become big again only to become a cult. The bigger an organization gets the more corrupt it becomes. Out Government leaders and police departments prove this. They always became an organized criminal enterprise. Always.
@@sophitsa79Anonymous is kinda both. Weaponized autism wtf
The irony of the "V" mask...L.Ron Hubbard, the founder of Scientology, and Alan Moore, the author of "V" for Vendetta, were both disciples of Alester Crowley.
your getting close
L. Ron Hubbard never met Crowley as he never went to england. Alan Moore was born in 53, crowley died in 47. No clue how you could claim they were disciples.
Black Magik Crowley
Barbara Bush was Crowley’s daughter. Isn’t it odd that her husband was a Skull and Bones member? Not an accident. What is unseen is scarier than you could ever imagine.
Quick pro tip; pissing off one of the largest and most infamous hacker groups in the world at the time isn’t a very good idea.
Even is they believe thetan extraterrestrial inmortal beings... That will work bad in the end
My god, the spiffing brit was the true power behind anonymous. I never suspected, but its obvious now
Tea is dangerous, but perfectly balanced
Damn i remember everybody in HS was talking about this me n my friends too. This was my sophomore year, holy crap what a throwback. Always stood with Anonymous they doing the good work
Scientology still stalks my parents even though have been dead for several years. My parents met at a scientology event, but were told they couldn't get married because my mother was older than my step father. Both left the origination but were stalked with request for fees and payment for more than 20 years. Still this day, with both of my parents gone I receive money requests for money
I got excited. I thought they was back. Hopefully we see them again soon
Anonymous are always lurking :)
I owe them a debt of gratitude for what they did. Miscavidge is in hiding from the roll on that they did
I remember an original anonymous in 2012 2013 when he was supposedly arrested by the feds but his real name never came out. Very odd. Probably got a deal to work for the feds rather than prison.
I cant find it anymore but years ago i read an article about some south american teenage boy hacking some embassy in the us (seemingly out of boredom lol) and secret services worldwide being all about him - but not to prosecute.
is there a video on it
At one point 2/3 of the my friends were people I'd met through the Chanology protests. A few of us kept them up monthly for 3 years. I went on holiday to a city I'd never been to before, thousands of km away, and randomly ran into a bunch of anons who were handing out flyers. We all spontaneously decided to move from the city to the street outside the local Scientology building. I wasn't there 5 minutes before a Scientology guy in a suit came out and greeted me by name lol. These days their main tactic is to use their front organisations to recruit vulnerable people because we ruined their reputation so thoroughly. So they try putting brochures in all the nearby shops for their "Drug Free World" front which just funnels addicts to their Narconon front.
That's some creepy Disney level stuff right there.
Damn so he just knew who you were instantly?
Thanks for the great documentary! I think you're getting better and better at this and you already were one of my fav documentary creators!
I appreciate that you always make videos on unique topics. Not just recycling the same topics popular at the time.
It just kinda shows you that you don't really want to piss off a group of people who basically unlimited amount of free time and internet knowledge 😂
But they didnt do shit tho
@@eval_is_evil exactly
I feel scientology needs some 'lulz' check if they plan to bully every lobbyist out of fighting for right to repair
They lost that war though. EU already signed, and every company that imports to/operates within the EU has to comply within.. i think it was.. 5 years? I forget exactly.
@@DaMoniable Much as I hate to admit, Scientology won't operate in countries that value ideologies more than human rights so they can only exploit freedom of speech. Still it's only a matter of time before that cult takes over a state or the capital. Who knows what kind of a private army they have if they can afford to harass, dox and silence anyone within the "legal" boundaries?
@@DaMoniableGood! Right to repair is something that legitimately helps people out and needs to happen. Companies get away with too damn much...
Using the thumbnail image as the intro animation looked clean! Enjoying the vid. Cheers!
You gotta follow up on this mate. I'm on the edge of my seat.
So many things done by them have really been for the good. I remember when this happened and reading it.. It's just wow..
This feels like the beginning of a series on Anonymous.
heck yeah. I went to some project chanology stuff! My organizer was a real nice dude, he rented a UHAUL to unload us all in front of the philly building (so they wouldn't see our license plates, edited to explain that, since people might not get why that was a thing) and bought masks for everyone. My parents still got threatening letters though, p sure we had a plant, they were really persistent about getting into our IRC chats and sneaking into social connections. Those old music videos of the protests using Still Alive are so corny but they get me all up in my feelings, it's the last time 4chan felt like fun.
We do not forgive, we do not forget. Except us.
Best quote of the century
*expect
How could you mess that up
It’s pretty freaking cringe
Only 30s in but damn the memories. I remember watching the first clip when it was released and following this for a while as it went on.
at 8:54 I spit out my milk, I was like "bro how you get our logs???" Again, great video Kira! Between chanology and Lulzsec there was a whole bunch of other Ops that grew Anonymous into a MOVEMENT, the first Op Iran being one of them, it's where the playbook to Anon Ops was really hammered into shape, replicated even today in other Ops. We got "blessings" from The Pirate Bay for Iran Ops when they changed their banner logo to bring attention to the cause, calling it "The Persian Bay." The conspiracies that spun from that gave us a good laugh when people claimed the TPB was in FULL CONTROL of Anonymous; we let them run with it for the lulz! The first Op Iran was the defacto op that really shifted Anon to take up more political causes involving injustices! There is a lot to skim in a few minutes but thank you for giving our stories a spotlight; too many people want to begin in 2011 / 2012 but for us in the trenches it was all 2008!
Oh the money cult....
They were a good group with a positive impact back in the day
Your documentairies are top-notch quality my man. I know you wanted to concentrate more on this type of quality content. And hell yes, you were so right with that. Whenever I see a new post of yours (Ring that bell folks!), I KNOW it will be a well-wrought piece of well-documented and researched piece of, well, journalism. And looking really great to boot. Thanks for the great work!
You have to keep making more Anonymous content, the way you document the group is way too entertaining. Keep it up 👍
With the illegal treatment by governments to people of integrity like Julian Assange, Edward Snowden, and Chelsea Manning, entities existing under the blanket of anonymity are in many ways, essential.
There was a rumor going around Hollywood back in the early 2000s and late 90s that Tom Cruise was gay or at least Bi- because they were some rumors about him and Val Kilmer hooking up during Top Gun. So it wouldn't surprise me if they probably used that to blackmail him into being their pet.
I love the amount of research and detail you go into, another great doc - cheers
From what little I've seen of Anonymous, it appears that they really are a force for good!
How can you stop an anon who keeps his online fingerprint close to none . You can't
Ive watched a few videos about this but i always love your in depth work
This series is GOLDEN love your work kira!
We could use some anonymous activity in the USA right now
I think South Park did more to help inform the public of the absurd dangers of Scientology than Anonymous..
Anon wasn't trying to spread information. They were directly messing with the organization.
Both important.
It's funny how lots of people (especially those who should know better) still don't understand Anonymous and confuse the concept with the people.
Anyway: This was one of the more level-headed analyses on the topic I have seen so far. Stepping neither into glorification nor villification of any participants.
Anonymous has my respect 👊🏼
Tremendous videos, these are very addictive and really well produced. It's amazing how something with some clout like this sprouted out of 4chan of all places.
Anonymous should find Shelly Miscavige.
I swear i sometimes wish i was that good with computers but tbh that whole world seems wild af
Trippy, I had just watched a video that was someone interviewing one of the guys who started the real hacker side of stuff for them. How he looked like an old hippy bum, etc. Dude was seeking political asylum in Mexico now, and got accepted for it. Feels like some fever dream I'm witnessing... listening to that video and then finding this one a couple days later @.@
One day we will have to refer to them as "they who should not be named"
Wiat, what does the Spiffing Brit got to do with Anonymous ?!! Was it him all along?! It figures...
Excellent and informative video. Thanks so very much!
"We are many, we are legion."
Exactly !
I was glad to participate in one of those protests back in 08!
Damn, the Spiffing Brit is the mastermind of Anonymous?
It was the tea all along!
Internet anonymity is Perfectly Balanced, as all things should be
@@avereth With no exploits.
@@chriswheeler8143whatsoever
Pretty sure it’s Tom Howard
your work is amazing as always, kira
TV News corporations to this day have still no idea about how technology and the internet actually works. It is sad.
You are so wrong. They are just one entity of total control, just like our proxy governments.
Great video
Thanks
Join the Resistance
Damn from mmo gaming videos to documentary videos. Love it
The message is, don't mess with Anonymous, you will rue the day. that you did.
Great stuff, and an easy entry point into your deeper content.
I was about to not click on this video because I thought that it was a video I had already watched but then i saw the "21 minutes ago" and now im here (also btw ur vids are fire man you put so much effort and hard work into them they are informative but also entertaining keep up the good work)
Scientology has never regretted anything. It's not on their play book.
Oh man, I remember this. Fun times, watching this unfold almost before my eyes.
How ironic that another section of the same imageboard would help bring a certain orange man to the White House...
Was waiting for this video, I knew you will make it. Please more of anonymous stories.
The mask is NOT the “V for Vendetta” mask. It’s a Guy Fawkes mask. You know, the reason for the British poem that started, “Remember, remember, the fifth of November…”
i was about to comment the same thing, but I just looked it up. this specific mask IS from V for Vendetta. It was designed by an illustrator for the original graphic novel. Historically, people did wear masks imitating Guy Fawkes' face as a tribute, but this specific depiction came from the book/movie.
Was not terrorist, was a war on evil. Many of them are fighting for those no one else does.
seeing loic (low orbit ion cannon) brings back memories man.
haven’t watched yet, liked and commented. Seeing a human trafficking, undemocratic and totalitarian cult (in my personal, private opinion, based on publicly available information, protected under free speech) getting sh*t and more bad attention is a good thing…
Trafficking? Wat?
@@jamestomlin5525 yea they're pretty bad
More on this topic please
@@jamestomlin5525 Children
@@jamestomlin5525 The entire "church" is basically a cult made by the rich and powerful to exploit gulible people and laws meant to protect legitimate religions.
OF course when you get a bunch of corrupt wealthy people organized together ... they do basically every human right's violation possible.
we need them to return but they probably already are and we don't know it yet.
Kira is very good at covering these topics. I always look forward to seeing these full documentaries.
Anonymous taking on Scientology? That can only be a good thing! I hope anon wins here!
Just did a massive dab opened RUclips an saw this was posted 58 minutes ago. What a time to be Alice
Hi Alice, enjoy your high
@@KiraTV1 always do homie
@@KiraTV1 homies goin down the rabbit hole
Finally the good stuff released 😮. I'm all in God bless.
Great content as always.
What still fucks me up so much about the whole LulzSec thing is that I was actually "friends" with one of the guys who got arrested in relation to it, Ryan Cleary. It was like 2006 and he was selling cheap web hosting, so I bought from him, found out we lived pretty close to one another and ended up talking to him on MSN. He had an insanely warped sense of humor, would send me pictures of severe animal abuse because I was a stupid 14 year-old and let him know how much it bothered me. Showed me how to use basic SQL injections and exploits to get admin access on random internet forums and fuck with them.
Then, 2011 rolls around and what do I see? His fucking name in the news. Arrested for being a part of Lulzsec and for possessing huge amounts of CP. Utter insanity.
Seeing someone you knew or went to school with in the news sucks. It is always something messed up. For whatever reason so many people from my high-school have been on the news.
The phrase its a small world rings true.
@@nojuanatall3281 For real. Two people from my school year were murdered, one in prison for child abuse. Life is mental that way, I guess.
An adult showed a 14 yr old images of animal abuse (i.e., content not suitable for someone under 18 & distasteful for adults in general)... *and you're surprised* he turned out to be a p3d0? 😅
lol Hopefully you're smarter now to notice red flags when you see them.
What does the 'CP' mean?
@@AlexSDU child + another word for sexual media, I don't actually know if there's some problem writing "porn" in a comment, but everyone seems to avoid it so I assume there's some kind of censor or filter they're avoiding
very interesting video thanks for the upload.
Love Kira deep dives!
Amazing video as per usual