10.05.08 Headcounts

Toronto: 125 at peak, I'm told

3 quebec city
25-30 in montreal (25 at 1st, then at least 3 others joined, perhaps 1 or 2 more)

~25 in Halifax.

Hamburg, Germany
30 (27 more than Reconnect)
and lots of attention.

Madison, WI - 15!!! :D

(up from 2 like last time and the time before)

Albany, NY - 2

Boston 150 at max. Averaged around 100. Epic party with dj's, was the most fun we've had yet.

Minneapolis was somewhere from 75-80, slight downstat due to shitty whether.

Adelaide: 45 people with 60peak

Tucson peaked at 21 in the sun.

Chicago, IL 55-65.
thousands of flyers given out ( we had to run to printers for more) tons of public interest including several people asking " what can I do to help?" and "where can I go to help?"
Long long talks with the public.
IMO, the best protest yet.

I have to say, some of those past numbers are fucked up the crack. For instance, Tucson maxed at 17 for April in reality. How do I know this? I stay there from the start until the bitter end.

San Diego CA USA 60

New York City - 250

It seems although a few protests had a few more people, a lot slipped.

This would be due to a number of reasons (Weather, school stuff etc) however I think a lot of people who were in it for the lulz have dropped out.

Not that is entirely bad, it's those sorts of people who are more likely to fuck up, and didn't have their heart in it in the first place.

wichita ks: 6 =[

Originally Posted by erhowboutno

It seems although a few protests had a few more people, a lot slipped.

This would be due to a number of reasons (Weather, school stuff etc) however I think a lot of people who were in it for the lulz have dropped out.

Not that is entirely bad, it's those sorts of people who are more likely to fuck up, and didn't have their heart in it in the first place.

As true as this may sound, I think that the people who were in it for the lulz just got too bored of it all and thought it became too serious once we did the Disconnection raid. However, now that we're getting on with more epic things like Fair Game and the WBM and Magoo trip and all that, I think those people would want to be a part of it all again.

We all know Anon loves being a part of something we consider "epic". They wouldn't miss it for the world. Once summer's on in US/UK/Europe, epic raids will commence. Watch.

Originally Posted by erhowboutno

It seems although a few protests had a few more people, a lot slipped.

This would be due to a number of reasons (Weather, school stuff etc) however I think a lot of people who were in it for the lulz have dropped out.

Not that is entirely bad, it's those sorts of people who are more likely to fuck up, and didn't have their heart in it in the first place.

Are our downstats because the chans have dropped out? This was my first protest so I can't say that I was there from the beginning.

I was looking forward to around 45 people in Nashville, but we only managed a third of that amount. HOWEVER, it's not completely about how many people protest; it is also about educating the public. I felt great when people would take our flyers and immediately begin reading them. Some people would almost miss their green light because they would be sitting in their cars, reading the flyers.

We don't have to have 9,000 Marcabians to get the job done. Even though our numbers are slacking off, the public is becoming more educated about Scientology. That's something that cannot be measured by the number of protestors.

Honolulu, Hawaii reports 6 Anons.

I think it helps to look at Chanology as a kind of race. We started out of the gates at a blazing pace we knew we couldn't keep up. Now the novelty of the whole thing has worn off, and we're getting into our cruising pace; we're in it for the long haul. I have a feeling there's going to be a big push and a spike during the summer months, but otherwise it might be prudent to expect the number of protesters to stay slightly above the 10 May