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Marc Headley at the AU Consulate (Denver) Part 2.
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Only two of the Colorado Anons were able to make it out for a second day in a row of protesting. We arrived at the Australian Consulate a little late.....but Marc Headley was there at noon on the dot. We didn't have much foot traffic, that okay because we were there to make a point. We were there to show that Colorado Anonymous, as well as many people in general, support Senator Xenophon with his request for an inquiry into scientology. Hopefully this will be a snowball effect....first France, next Australia, then.....? It is time that the corrupt business organization "Church of Scientology" be exposed .
We hung out with Marc for about two hours. He brought cake, thanks Marc the cake was delicious! He brought great stories to tell and he signed my book, "Blown For Good'. Marc is a down to earth, nice guy. It was a pleasure meeting him and having him show his support for Senator Xenophon in our neck of the woods.
Thanks to El Queso Allstars for their great music and the permission to use it in all anti-scientology campaigns.
Good luck to the ex-scientologists in Australia who are on a quest to have an inquiry into scientology AU.
www.COAnon.org
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www.exscientologykids.com
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