Aaron Smith-Levin

So they still create this, they try to create this unfalsifiable loop where unless you are personally doing it, you don't have correct information.

And you go, well, what about the people who did personally do it, got the correct information?

and are now sharing that with others.

Well, no, those are lies.

Well, okay, so just anything you don't like is a lie then.

You go, yeah, pretty much.

That's kind of how it works.

Well, these days, they've pretty much, I think, thrown in the towel.

But Scientology middle management

was editing Wikipedia so often from IP addresses that were traced back to the Scientology buildings that Wikipedia locked them out from any IP addresses associated with Scientology from being able to edit it.

It's like Scientology was so infatuated with trying to control the information.

And in the early days of the internet, they had a certain degree of success with that.

It's just hopeless these days.

And I gotta tell you, it's one of the reasons I do my YouTube channel.

It's one of the reasons I decided to upload every day.

I've uploaded every day for the last six months.

I just wanted there to be a nonstop flow of information of any kind and any variety, as long as it's fair and balanced, intelligent, interesting, that Scientologists who stumble upon the internet will go, oh, look, someone's talking about my thing.

Let's see what they got going on.

And, and I know this guy, the fact that Scientology crushes so much information before, before YouTube, before, like I have the only like big Scientology channel and that only got big in the last six months.

Okay.