GLOSSLIP RADIO, March 30th, 10:00pm EST - Enturbulation.org and Operation Reconnect
Glosslip Radio will be interviewing guests from Enturbulation.org to discuss the site, its mission and on-going efforts to inform the public of the many alleged abuses perpetrated by the Church of Scientology, including a particularly cruel policy called "disconnect".
Enturbulation.org is a source for information on activism against the Scientology Organization. Founded on January 27th 2008, Enturbulation's original purpose was to gather information on the Scientology Organization and present it in a user and public friendly manner. However, coming to the realization that there is so much information on the internet in regards to the crimes of Scientology the Enturbulation.org staff decided to shift focus away from being a purely informative site repurposed itself for community organization. With nearly 8,000 active users (and over 13,000 registered users) Enturbulation has come to be considered the public for Internet activism against the Scientology Organization.Disconnect is a process employed by the Church to keep members from communicating with those people who've left the church (including children, parents, spouses, grandparents, friends and co-workers). This divisive policy forces members within the CoS to declare in written form their intention to cut off all forms of communication from those outside and to no longer have contact with these individuals. This policy, besides being morally wrong, has lead to many family members losing touch with their cherished loved ones. Anyone experiencing this and wanting to reconnect with family members should tune in to the show to find out more about Operation Reconnect scheduled to take place April 12 as part of the 3rd installment of global protests from Anonymous. Click here to listen to the show live. The show will be available in archive form approximately 30 minutes after the conclusion of the live streaming audio. If you wish to call in, the call in number is: 646-478-0139
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