SCOTUS to rule on protests at military funeralsFollow

Unfortunately, the precedent the other way has already been established. For the last decade or so, religious events scheduled on public land (like those pesky ones with big cross like monuments which we have around where I live) have been successfully "attended" by groups of atheists who have been determined to have the legal right to do whatever they want at the same time and place. It's kinda hard to argue that an Easter Mass can be disrupted, but not a funeral. At least not with the argument you are using...

I think filing a suit against one of their higher level members for inappropriate touching of an altar boy would be sufficient. With sufficient media coverage you could **** their whole enterprise.

Then the equivalent.

No, you bring it to the media. 87/13 odds They will gobble the story up with relatively little fact checking.

It looks very penetrable to me, at least. Dogmatists are routinely thrown under the bus if they aren't in the inner circle of leadership operations. Typically a beloved local member isn't a good fit either, but has routinely been successful. It's just a matter of knowing where to hit. Essentially an ideal target is among the middle management echelon.

If you look at the breakdown of any other similar organizational system, theological or otherwise, this is how you start.

Now, I'm not saying that one should ultimately make stuff up, but that with a bit of investigative journalism, I would put pretty good odds to finding at least one hit on the radar, so to speak.