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It's like an Al Capone moment. If nothing else will stick, get the IRS after them.
They can whine and scream that
Paul Horner, a spokesperson for Scientology, told ABC News the ruling is “discrimination based on religious beliefs”.
“In a free country, such as ours, it amazes me that over ten million Scientologists can have their beliefs trampled on like this,” Horner said. “The Church of Scientology is working hard to make this world a better place, constructing more buildings and ships and other really neat stuff, and now, most of that will have to be put on hold because of a few religious bigots.”
It's not discrimination because of their beliefs. It's a scrutiny of their excessive (understatement) profit-making, which churches aren't allowed to do in the U.S.
Hit 'em where it hurts.
Modified by Cynthia at Fri, Mar 11, 2016, 15:38:06
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