If the PC you are using hasn’t got Scientology software installed to prevent access to these sites (and if it does THAT should be enough to get you questioning) then I implore you to take a look at these websites…I mean come on…how much can it hurt to just have a peep? What have you got to lose (except maybe your entire belief system):

http://www.whyaretheydead.net
http://www.xenu.net

Oh and Frank is oblivious due to the intensive brainwashing he’s endured. Poor thing believes everything the CoS tells him. Sadness.

I thought that you were just against Scientology!!!!

I have found this article in the Italian media with a link to a video on youtube.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uZ1qi9gz7UU

I saw it.

I was speechless…

I just hope that the police will look into this and take the necessary legal actions on “Anonymous”.

FG

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English

Statement by the Church of Scientology about “ANONYMOUS”
Sunday, February 10, 2008

“Anonymous” is a group of terrorists of cyberspace hiding his identity behind masks and anonymity of the computer. Long before choosing Scientology as his latest target, “Anonymous” has destroyed the websites of thousands of users of MySpace. When Fox News has denounced their activities, hackers from “Anonymous” have caused an interruption of the operation of the website of Fox and published an evil manifest in a video message in July 2007 on the Internet: “We are the face of chaos. … We ruin the lives of other people simply because we can. … hundreds have died in a plane precipitated to the ground. We laugh. The nation is mourning for the shootings in schools, We laughk. We are the personification of humanity which has no remorse, no care, no love or any sense of morality. ”

(See http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uZ1qi9gz7UU).

“Anonymous” is perpetrando crimes committed for racial or religious reasons against the Churches of Scientology and Scientologists individual without any other reason except the bigotry. “Anonymous” initially justified its attacks complaining that the demands of the Church to some websites to remove a stolen video on an internal event of the Church in some way was an affront to freedom of speech.

The Church of Scientology, as would any owner of copyright, simply sent routine communications that the presence of the video was a violation of copyright. Similar communications are sent regularly from television and record labels to those who show pirated versions of copyrighted works. “Anonymous” has claimed the justification of “freedom of speech” to the fact that the video in question was seen by millions of people. It is “Anonymous” who has repeatedly tried to suppress freedom of speech through illegal assaults websites of the Church, to prevent users of the Internet to obtain information on the Church. It is also engaged in other activities including threats of violence through telephone calls, fax transmissions and e-mail, not to mention their shipments of white powder to dozens of our Churches, which has prompted the intervention of security forces.

The claims of “Anonymous” about having an altruistic goals are no different from those heard from any hatred or terrorist group . We are not the first to be targets. Using the visibility of Scientology, “Anonymous” plans to attract more attention. “Anonymous” has proclaimed publicly that the works on which base its actions are the Communist Manifesto and Mein Kampf.

Of course, this group is not only anti-Scientology, anti-religious freedom and anti-freedom of speech.

The religious bigotry of any kind is regrettable and deeply affect the entire community. Crimes committed on the grounds of racial or religious by “Anonymous” should be condemned. For anyone who wants more information on the Church of Scientology or the content of the video reproduced without authorization, he should visit the website of the Church at http://www.scientology.org and make up their own opinion.

The actions of “Anonymous” will not stop the normal activities of the church in giving service to his parishioners and the community. The Church of Scientology is working with local authorities to minimize the negative impact of this group of masked terrorists of cyberspace.

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Italian version

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Dichiarazione della Chiesa di Scientology riguardo ad “ANONYMOUS”
domenica 10 febbraio 2008
“Anonymous” è un gruppo di terroristi del cyberspazio che nasconde la propria identità dietro alle maschere e all’anonimato del computer. Molto tempo prima di scegliere Scientology come suo ultimo bersaglio,”Anonymous” ha distrutto i siti web di migliaia di utenti di MySpace. Quando Fox News ha denunciato le loro attività, gli hacker di “Anonymous” hanno causato un’interruzione del funzionamento del sito web di Fox e pubblicato un manifesto maligno in un messaggio video del luglio 2007 su Internet: “Noi siamo il volto del caos. … Roviniamo le vite di altre persone semplicemente perché possiamo. … In centinaia sono morti in un aereo precipitato al suolo. Noi ridiamo. La nazione è in lutto per le sparatorie nelle scuole, noi ridiamo. Siamo la personificazione dell’umanità che non ha rimorsi, nessuna cura, nessun amore o nessuno senso della moralità.”

(Vedi http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uZ1qi9gz7UU).

“Anonymous” sta perpetrando crimini commessi per motivi razziali o religiosi contro le Chiese di Scientology e singoli Scientologist senza nessuna altra ragione se non il bigottismo. “Anonymous” ha inizialmente giustificato i suoi attacchi lamentandosi del fatto che le richieste della Chiesa ad alcuni siti web di rimuovere un video rubato, relativo ad un evento interno della Chiesa, in qualche modo ha costituito un affronto alla libertà di parola.

La Chiesa di Scientology, come farebbe qualsiasi proprietario di copyright, ha semplicemente mandato di routine delle comunicazioni che la presenza di quel video costituiva una violazione dei copyright. Comunicazioni simili vengono mandate regolarmente dalle televisioni e dalle case discografiche a coloro che mostrano versioni pirata di opere protette da copyright. “Anonymous” ha addotto la giustificazione della “libertà di parola” per il fatto che il video in questione è stato visto da milioni di persone. È “Anonymous” che ha tentato ripetutamente di sopprimere la libertà di parola tramite assalti illegali ai siti web della Chiesa, per impedire agli utenti di Internet di ottenere informazioni sulla Chiesa. Si è anche impegnato in altre azioni di disturbo incluse minacce di violenza tramite telefonate, trasmissioni di fax ed e-mail, per non menzionare le loro spedizioni di polvere bianca a dozzine delle nostre Chiese, che ha richiesto l’intervento delle forze dell’ordine.

Le pretese di “Anonymous” riguardo all’avere scopi altruistici non sono diverse da quelle sentite da qualsiasi gruppo terrorista o di odio. Non siamo i primi ad essere i bersagli. Usando la visibilità di Scientology, “Anonymous” pensa di attirare maggiormente l’attenzione. “Anonymous” ha proclamato pubblicamente che le opere su cui basa le sue azioni sono il Manifesto Comunista e Mein Kampf.

Ovviamente, questo gruppo non solo è anti-Scientology, è anti-libertà di religione ed anti-libertà di parola.

Il bigottismo religioso di qualsiasi natura è deplorevole ed influisce profondamente sull’intera comunità. I crimini commessi per motivi razziali o religiosi di “Anonymous” dovrebbero essere condannati. Per chiunque desideri più informazioni sulla Chiesa di Scientology o il contesto del video riprodotto senza autorizzazione, dovrebbe visitare il sito web della Chiesa presso: http://www.scientology.org e farsi una propria opinione.

Le azioni di “Anonymous” non interromperanno le normali attività della chiesa nel dare servizio ai suoi parrocchiani e alla comunità. La Chiesa di Scientology sta collaborando con le autorità locali per minimizzare l’impatto negativo di questo gruppo di terroristi mascherati del cyberspazio.

Why do people protest Scientology?
Scientology locks people up.

There are over two dozen allegations that Scientology has held individuals against their will.These illegal acts were not committed by rogue Scientologists – they were in accordance with Scientology policy.

Scientology held Lisa McPherson against her will for 17 days, according to Scientology’s own logs. She died in their custody. The state of Florida decided not to prosecute the two felony charges filed against Scientology in her death after Scientology used relentless pressure to get the medical examiner to make a partial change in the cause of death. Her estate sued Scientology for wrongful death and false imprisonment; the suit was settled in May 2004, with all details kept confidential..

Scientology lies.

Lying to people to get their money isn’t just unethical -it’s illegal. It’s called fraud.

Scientology claims there is a scientific basis for all their processes. There isn’t. Scientology claims it’s compatible with other belief systems, like Christianity. It’s not. Scientology claims to be the fastest-growing religion in the world, with 8 million members, utilizing infallible technology developed by a physicist and war hero. They’re lying.

Scientology is breaking the law.

In addition to false imprisonment and fraud, Scientology engages in the illegal practice of medicine by prescribing auditing and vitamins to replace legally-prescribed medical treatment.

Scientology also extorts money from its members, telling them it’s scientifically proven that their lives will become worse if they don’t pay for expensive auditing.

Scientology has a long, well-documented history of criminal activities.

High-ranking Scientology executives were convicted of extremely serious crimes in the United States for breaking into government offices and stealing documents. Founder L. Ron Hubbard was named as an unindicted co-conspirator in that case, and the defendants stated in their stipulation of evidence that, at all times, he acted as supervisor of the illegal activities.

Scientology itself was convicted of similar crimes in Canada. When Scientology then tried to destroy the reputation of the prosecutor in the case, they were hit with the biggest libel fine in Canadian history.

L. Ron Hubbard was convicted of fraud in France.

Scientology attacks free speech.

Scientology says that “public statements against Scientology or Scientologists,” “writing anti-Scientology letters to the press,” and “testifying as a hostile witness against Scientology in public” are all “Suppressive Acts” – high crimes, according to ” Introduction to Scientology Ethics.” The book goes on to say that people who do such things “cannot be granted the rights and beingness ordinarily accorded rational beings.”

In accordance with this policy (and others like it), Scientology has tried to silence all criticism:

Scientology framed journalist Paulette Cooper for sending bomb threats after she wrote The Scandal of Scientology.

Scientology sued book and magazine publishers – including Time magazine – in an attempt to prevent any future criticism by scaring publishers with the prospect of enormous court costs.

Scientology sued critics for copyright infringement, even though the copyrights to some of the documents in question may have been lost to the public domain years ago.

Scientology tried to unilaterally shut down the alt.religion.sciento
logy newsgroup – unintentionally bringing Scientology to the attention of hundreds of free-speech advocates.

Scientology imposes gag orders in settlement agreements, preventing those who have suffered most from telling the world what they know.

Scientology routinely threatens legal action against critics, alleging copyright infringement, trademark dilution, and dissemination of trade secrets – often in situations in which its allegations are baseless.

Scientology hurts people.

Scientology routinely pressures members into spending more money than they can afford on expensive courses.

Scientology’s disconnection policy destroys families.

Scientology betrays the trust of well-intentioned people by falsely claiming to have a scientifically-proven technology to save the world. Scientology ruthlessly attacks its critics with everything from frame-ups to unannounced visits to the homes of family members to libellous fliers distributed to their neighbors and business associates.

And sometimes, Scientologists die under suspicious circumstances. They even target their own kind.

Buddhism, Mormonism, Islamic, Judiasm, Christianity, etc., have not required bloodshed or money for Centuries. To have such draconian administration is simply morally not right today by any standard of good you want to pluck from.

When in reality they’ve only dulled the senses of the very people who have come to believe in them. Feeding off their technological insecurities. Enticing them with celebrity endorsements.

“What are your viruses?” they shout at the PC’s. “Only that we didn’t come to you sooner!” they reply.

Freedom to choose any OS is one of the foundations of modern computing. And so we do not attack your OS, but those who control it. But there is an alternative for those who wish to believe. Allow me to tell you about Open Source.