CBR: Skrulls Issue Press Release

[CBR News]

Following last night's debut of Skrull-sponsored television ads imploring humanity
to "embrace change," the shape-shifting alien invaders have issued further details
on their intentions toward our planet.


Full article here.

[Leocomix]

First thing that comes to mind is that Bendis is parodying Scientology with this.

[JimmyDee]

Embrace Change? Is Obama a skrull?

[Cam Man]

Skrulbama anyone? He was in secret invasion #5 afterall!

[The Xenos]

"I, for one, welcome our alien overlords."

First thing that comes to mind is that Bendis is parodying Scientology with this.

Shh. You wanna get sued in England. (Actually, crap, the video starts out just like those anonymous videos.)

Also, yeah, why do I get the feeling that Obama is a Skrull? Change. Together we can. Sounds like Skrull propaganda to me!

[Magneto Rocks]

It's kicking off quite a bit later than you would really expect, but I have to say, the latest round of advertising from Marvel has impressed me.

[americocaine]

how you can tell if the world is sick of Skrulls?

When you start seeing little green men being reflected in other people's irises!

[The Sword Is Drawn]

Shh. You wanna get sued in England.

Why exactly would he get sued in England?

Seriously, I know that it's illegal to practice Scientology in certain European countries, like Austria and Germany (Where it is covered by the same laws which keep Nazism at bay), but not over here.

[Leocomix]

If only! It's not illegal in Germany, they're just under surveillance from their office for the protection of the constitution. But Scientologists manage to trick the US government into thinking they were persecutred for their religious beliefs there. One German citizen got granted asylum based on letters from businessmen that said "we can't employ you because you're a scientologist" but it turned out that those businessmen were scientologists and it had been orchestrated by the Scientologists own secret service to put the German government under pressure.
But the promise to rid the world of poverty, war, crime, the type of ads (happy people, children), is typical of Scientology ads.

[The Sword Is Drawn]

But the promise to rid the world of poverty, war, crime, the type of ads (happy people, children), is typical of Scientology ads.

Absolutely. It's very worrying iconography at work.

[Grapeweasel]

I don't think it sells the product very well.

I would have to think 99% of the people watching it scratched their heads and wondered WTF?

[CSG]

Only one explanation that can make all things logical!

Obama read Secret Invasion and it's tie-ins.