Those crazy
Scientologists are at it again. This time, a New Zealand website owner has been
ordered to relinquish his clever domain name,
scienTOMogy.info under threat of legal action. The site, an ugly-looking collection of
links to
other Scientology-debunking websites, serves as a clearinghouse for information about one of the church's most notorious members, Tom Cruise. CoS claims the domain is similar enough to their
official website address to be
confusing to Internet users.
posted by wakko
on Oct 19, 2005 -
42 comments
O'Reilly's Cruise Cancelled Due to Lack of Interest
Fox News star Bill O'Reilly's week-long Caribbean cruise with a theme of "The Battle for American Values" has been cancelled because reservations fell "well short" of the anticipated 800 passengers. The cruise would have included a symposion on "How to Combat the ACLU."
It seems that
Al Franken was one of the few who'd booked a reservation. That would have been fun to watch.
posted by fenriq
on Jun 8, 2005 -
39 comments
Fancy Helping Rearrange The Deckchairs On The S.S.Nation? Witness the lavish excesses of Newport's "gilded age" as you visit the summer cottages of the Vanderbilts, Astors and Morgans; relive the fairy-tale wedding reception of Jacqueline Bouvier at her childhood summer home, Hammersmith Farm... Got a few thousand dollars to spare? Fancy a luxury cruise, leisurely discussing the evils of globalisation and the Bush administration with the likes of George McGovern, Howard Zinn, Katha Pollitt and the
editorial gang of
The Nation? Welcome aboard! Or perhaps Sir or Madam would feel more at home rubbing elbows and spilling eggnogs with Kenneth Starr, Milton Friedman, Dan Quayle, Tom De Lay on the
S.S.National Review. What?! Still too left wing? Well, go ahead and join Oliver North, the NRA and
other soft-spoken voices of moderation on their
Freedom Cruise to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the glorious liberation of Grenada! Your own private tour of the island, conducted by Ollie himself, is included.
posted by MiguelCardoso
on Aug 19, 2002 -
8 comments