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By grrlscientist on March 21, 2010.

tags: trololololo man, eduard khill, youtube meme, scientology, religion, cults, mind control, philosophy, parody, offbeat, beliefs, insanity, russian rickroll, streaming video

OMG, the evil cult of Scientology has been the victim of a Russian Rickroll!

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