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Re: Anonymous: Spy Vs Sci: Experiences with Scientology's Fair Game tactics.

Chef Xenu wrote:

<snip good stuff from MP>

> Thanks for posting your story here for us Michael.  While we have seen
> a few incidents of Fair Game happening since the beginning of the
> anonymous protests, for the most part the Corporation of $cientology
> has remained quiet and hiding in the orgs behind (newly purchased)
> curtains, for sale signs, trucks, or shipping containers.  I do not
> believe this will last: the "tech" as I understand it, does not permit
> this kind of behavior. It is important for anonymous and all critics
> to be very aware of what they may expect, and to keep their eyes open.
>
> I received a minor taste of Fair Game a few years ago when I began
> putting information about the Corporation of $cientology, specifically
> academic papers and some passages from the secret teachings (these are
> NOT available in academic libraries, so I believe my use of them fell
> under fair use clauses).
>
> I received a single email from RTC lawyers telling me to cease and
> desist.  I took down the documents immediately, having never received
> a threat from lawyers in my life I was a bit freaked out.
>
> A week later, without warning, our ISP (which was in my roommate's
> name) turned off our internet access.  After almost a week of trying
> to get things straightened out with the ISP (which ultimately was
> handled quite quickly once we managed to get someone at the ISP known
> only as "Keymaster" on the phone and explaining the situation.  He
> said the lawyers said we were sharing copyrighted info, we said "BS,
> scan our ports!"  Ten minutes later we were back online.
>
> But my website wasn't, they had gotten to my webhost too, which
> explains how they found my ISP, the IP address I used to update my
> website must have lead them straight to my roommate.

If I am reading this correctly, your web hosting service must have
given the ip address you maintained site from, which leads to the
isp.  The isp then gave the contact details for the account to RTC,
which then emailed you.  No charges, no subpoenas, no judges.  Just
RTC, the hosting company, and the ISP.

If I got that right, that really stinks.  How long ago did this happen?

> During this same period of time, my cat died mysteriously, which I
> never considered might be related until hearing recent reports about
> other critics' pets, as well as the cat Bob Minton found on his front
> porch while he was openly fighting the Co$.

The judge's dog Duke is a confirmed victim of the cult, AFAIK.  None
of the mysterious cat deaths have been conclusively connected to the
cult, although the trend itself certainly raises suspicion.

> I have more recently been followed/stalked by both local Co$ staff
> members and at least one Sea Org member.  They are not so good at
> being stealthy.
>
> Please be careful, this is a dangerous group, which can take a nice
> young man who wants only to help people and turn him into a cold and
> emotionless stalker, willing to obey commands in and out of the
> auditing chair, and this is only the most basic levels of training
> (TRs).

It's easy to forget this.  But it is indeed a dangerous group.  Just
ask Keith Henson.

Not that he can answer you if you do....



John

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