One person, there are 20 dwarfreportedly raided Scientology headquarters Los Angeleslooking for tom cruisein a series of raids on their churches. A video purportedly of the incident has circulated online.
The page reads: “Scientology attacks got even crazier when a man led more than 20 ‘Christian dwarves’ to raid Scientology headquarters in Los Angeles in an attempt to find Tom Cruise.”
post millennium and Polymarket have reported on dwarf attacks on these Scientology churches. However, there were no other reports confirming whether the headquarters was attacked. HT.com cannot independently verify this information.
Other videos of their attacks also appeared on social media.
“Today a group of 20 dwarves stormed the Scientology offices in Los Angeles,” one person wrote.
Polymarket further reported that the Church of Scientology called for the arrests of the perpetrators for “hate crimes.”
Video of dwarf running triggers reaction
Several people have reacted to the video of dwarves attacking a Scientology site. “Scientology is not a church, it’s a cult,” one person commented. other additional “Every day the Church of Scientology is unable to recruit people into the cult is a good day to me.”
Another one explain “I’m not going to lie, it was so much fun.”
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Is Scientology a cult?
No, Scientology is legally recognized as a tax-exempt religion in the United States and several other countries.
The dwarf attack on a Scientology stronghold comes amid a recent spate of Scientology activity in the country. Several people have commented on the phenomenon, and videos of the incidents have circulated online. “Scientology Attack Run. They are mapping Scientology buildings to see how far they can get in,” one page shared.
Another added, “There’s a new trend called ‘speed running,’ where groups of teenagers walk into businesses, in this case, the Church of Scientology, and run like a pack of wild animals, knocking things over.”
“This new trend is spreading across the country. Is your city dealing with this?” they asked. The Church of Scientology has also reportedly taken steps to try to stem the trend of looting its property. One person shared a video highlighting the alleged measures they had taken.
“The Church of Scientology has remodeled three buildings on Hollywood Boulevard, removing exterior door handles in an effort to stem TikTok’s viral ‘run’ trend,” the person wrote.
