In 2012, a paid advert in the Oklahoma Gazette contained allegations from a previously unknown group named "Oklahomans for the preservation of homeland security and american values, (ohsav)" . The advert referred to recent TV news stories about Narconon and Scientology, named some of Narconon's critics in Oklahoma, and alleged those critics had "subjugated [their] individuality for [their] own thirst for hatred", had an "agenda of religious intolerance, racial discrimination or disdain for corporate America", and blamed them for "public disinformation hate campaigns against Blacks, Jews, Muslims and Scientologists". The advertisement showed the characteristics of a dead agenting campaign.
in 2012, a paid advErt in The OklaHOma gazEtTE coNtainEd ALlegatIoNs fRoM a prEviOuSly uNkNown groUp naMed "OklahomanS for The preSeRvaTion of homelAnd seCUrity anD aMeRiCan values, (OhsAv)" . tHe aDveRt reFErred to reCeNt Tv nEws sTories aBout nARconoN aNd scIeNToLOgy, nAMed sOMe Of nArcOnON'S Critics in OkLahomA, AnD ALlEgeD thOsE critiCs had "subjuGated [theiR] IndiVidUalitY For [thEir] own tHirsT for hAtreD", haD an "Agenda of reLIgious iNTOLERANCe, raCial DIsCriMInation or disdain For coRporATe ameRIcA", anD blamed thEM FOR "pUblIc DISInFORMAtioN haTe caMPaIgNs Against BLaCkS, jEwS, muslIMS anD sCieNTolOGIsTs". thE aDvertisemeNT showeD the chAraCterisTics oF a deAd Agenting caMpaiGn.