legitimate fears they don't want to come home they will be sold in the families themselves in danger never was on what we're gonna wear mask was the only one to mess that we all know already know or have a joke about next week at foxwoods pc monitor and uh... you know the in the scene where for training at foxwoods is very reminiscent of what an ominous things nonsense ponds rivers and anonymity in some way when it moved into real-life acting that because fox mansion was one of the most natural things to happen it is the idea that numbers are as follows all those you have this massive people who are anonymous that's going to fight against them bigger than and wait even after watching the video click here this is great but was actually had they were before who's gonna step up our people actually going to die their house like that and i guess we were really affected by the stereotype of of that whole community that being is that nodes neptune too afraid to be their mom's basement i figured maybe fifteen minutes from every city somewhere might show up and where their masks at a building for a while and we can no one thought they were going to come out play here slipped and we're going to the park that day and it's really fucking early in the morning which pose a bad idea um... tampons focusing prompt is like this nobody here indiana skills i remember thinking like all fought back in my view the the only one in the park in my own walk to scientology with fuckin six or seven people which totally defeats the entire purpose of this because now they could single me out who can actually get mister walk around and see there's a lot of green balloons over there for some reason all other side of the park there was like pocketful hundred people there was got fox masks everywhere it's been a mike only ship this issue daily la parking lot of us triggered heading north germany in under warranty with arnold damages for walking through times square everybody in times square was an unlocked bike and you know this is like a fuckin thousand-person perspec fucking minute foot traffic area and everywhere i'm looking i'm seeing fucking anon sandals it was fuckin while it was really watch ad discharging members and sydney were thinking that it's going to be and before tam before you can find this article hannah still speaks people watch flowers and do it you know like a better way you're looking at said he has uh... oh wildest dream fifty people in sydney process to be heard that um... further reports what just happened for ted koppel in half and you know over two hundred eighty charvel you we we nearly broke a thousand leaving australia now the next protest was tel aviv which had actually got its first psychology building a week before this their palestinians and israelis active protest both holding their flags at one point they actually switched flags held of each other's flags when it was awesome seeking our caller guy in london of return on and i say hay out what's going on there and he's like did you just get out of that is the guided tour of the computer i just figured i call you is that we've got six hundred people have the cops are viewed really mad at me all the major cities like untruthful clearwater like three hundred people have been in india hotel thing that happened was something completely different mantra from every city warmed the streets kind of overwhelming williams period here in a good soon you know we're at around ten thousand words you know it we were joking the whole time over nine thousand you know one of those games it was to serve real it was not believable wildlife we are anonymous referring power especially have to be put forth out of the people showing up this was that we called the world at that point develop that steve garber when you go to other things that are not as has been involved in then you know triggers a month later and you know two dozen people were just streets and uh... uh... in every major country in the world and every major city in the world and what the hell just happened what what what change he will flip the switch the world looked very different to me at that point real made each other the idea of an an honest here fuckin alone on speed gets a fortune you know i mean these people inflicted and also the you're not alone aren't you or with forty five hundred all there is you know they on though the same jokes is you um... they all have clearly have similar interests as you here's your culture you meet your own people finally immediately you felt like you were a whole un on you would have hoped be alright spent years in the same place looking at the same pictures that we think yeltsin we pretty much for ready friends even though we've never ever met it was spring has sort of prizes it's not just p teens are teenagers days of have far more heating nixon males and females and you would imagine analyze everyone always figured in on this was a very male bank but it wasn't like that at all at all some fuckin hot girls come through i guess i like a really you'd be surprised and you know there were a lot of a lot of you know the so-called dicey mark socially but they were very awkward date it's still the depalma twenty-three patrons and i'll tell you the amount of of those people who got levy these protests happening is any calgene's that would not have uh... for years probably fast as protest for snowboarding there was a chance to finally meet anarchy that were previously anonymous and unknown intensely at the moment and the and scientology they kind of fought back so to speak they posted stuff online while claiming they are peaceful in less than three weeks anonymous members made or encouraged eight thousand one hundred thirty nine harassing more threatening phone calls three point six million malicious one hundred forty one million hits against tricks websites acts of vandalism twenty-two bomb threats grams against members and officials of the church of scientology jen basically antagonized really is what they did which is really one of the things they are great at bait want to find me uh... they did they hired the ice the fed taking pictures of us threatening to sue was people working followed people working for homes the regular for someone to say homeland the someone someone dies or something simple center there were falling you'll file was there houses try to intimidate us and the first see synthesis letters they had a pi cantilever seasons assist letter from a very expensive water there was a double message there elyse you know where you live them you know your name and here's something for a lawyer just thieves uh... almost packed except the youth to fight the activity before the unit just completing completely ineffective against challenge you know most of the people who received them actually freeing them and put them on the wall hydroxy multiple criminal minds sitting in my father's box they don't care to actually use the legal system too day you thrown in jail they carry is the legal system didn't respond did the whole more benign can and stuff and then pretty much just one about my life after that probably salient six months in the nation's of fbi_ showed up here my parents house where i wasn't uh... looking for me came and got out of the car hand k these tech data and snap and made a dent on there francie and army himmat half ryan was home he explained that they were there the ins_ we're looking for brian and i've never been so scared and then my past record and to where i was living uh... when they showed up and said look i'd like to hear from the conversation with you and i had the worst from the conversation about life decide on my dining room table and they just started asking questions of um... i'm trying to figure out what they're here for cuz i have no idea and the eventually started asking questions about anonymous and i think two dash mean i stand and king is looking at five years in jail and a hundred thousand dollar fine you know i had no idea that there was the sort of despicable crime to do what i did i thought it was the kind of slap on the wrist hi two hundred dollar fine type crimes so i actually told them that i did at that point i would never ever believed that the maximum punishment for this for was five years in prison it was it was a very eye opening experience i'd had a little bit trouble accepting it knowing that i could go to prison for five years i would be imprisoned from age twenty to twenty-five for this you know i thought that was a little bit extreme i tell people it would be different detained drained and killed somebody but he didn t it's hard to deal with harder to deal because he didn't he that he just pushed the button on his computer and as he explained it to me at the time it was like missionary freshmen over nine hundred eight hundred thousand ta hide it the second most analysts what scientology said i didnt right-wing second-most not everybody so i got the maximum for my category which was one year prison and wonder supervised release i think that the way i feel as for what i did was one of the most blank 