Originally posted by Anonymous13
Have you considered the possibility that your sources might be Scientologists?

I am quite convinced they are not. Why are you asking?

Originally posted by mister.old.school

Originally posted by Anonymous13
Have you considered the possibility that your sources might be Scientologists?

I am quite convinced they are not. Why are you asking?

Given your mention of prior criticism of CoS and the similarity of your thesis to ideas apparently originating from CoS, it seemed a natural question to ask. Obviously, you know your sources better than we do.

Originally posted by mister.old.school

Have you considered the possibility that your sources might be Scientologists?

I am quite convinced they are not. Why are you asking?

I asked the same question. Also can you elaborate on your sources?

You say they are in FBI or have inner knowledge of "Project Voltar" and have drawn the conclusions themselves.

But i would say, given the past and current set of circumstances the FBI is probably and has been for the last 20 or so years been infiltrating the Cult of $cientology.

Remember, The cult had the largest infiltration of state wide institutions in the history of the US.

I would say Project Voltar if it does indeed exist, (And i am extremely doubtful) it is actually infiltrating the Church of Scientology and that obviously would cause the FBI to be interested in anonymous.

If this is so, you actions in releasing this information could be extremely dangerous to state security. Not to mention could negatively affect the lives of thousands of people who are brainwashed in this cult.

I hope Voltar is on the case and are gathering evidence. I hope Anonymous causes enough red herrings for upper management to make mistakes and FBI get the evidence normally carefully hidden, escpecially the part about torture, illegal mass imprisonment at Helmet and the billions of dollars being funneled out of the cult.

I am quite convinced they are not

Not, no they are not, just convinced they are not? Sounds like you don't know your sources.

I think you are being taken for a ride.

If not i think you have endangered thousands of lives.











[edit on 6-3-2008 by helatrobus]

Originally posted by helatrobus
Not, no they are not, just convinced they are not? Sounds like you don't know your sources.

I think you are being taken for a ride.

If not i think you have endangered thousands of lives.

It reads like you're desperately seeking ways to twist my words to bolster your own confusion position. Perhaps you can explain the connotative difference between "I am convinced they are not", and "the are not"?

I think you're looking for your own ride within this theorem.

Putting forth the proposition that lives may be in danger through covert research of a group labeled as "cyber terrorist" organization will endanger lives is either purposefully grandiose for effect, or simply credulous.



[edit on 6-3-2008 by mister.old.school]

Originally posted by Anonymous13
If it is Anonymous you refer to, please note that the population of anonymous posters to discussion boards is very large,

Your efforts to dilute what "Anonymous" defines are transparent and fail to persuade those of intelligence. The overwhelming majority of "online" discussion board participants are people who pick pseudonyms and register with functional email accounts. A minority of discussion board users participate on sites where "user names" and registration are not required -- hence an "anonymous' moniker is applied. And further, a minority of those nameless participants have colluded in mischievous and/or malevolent actions online that have resulted in the interest from law enforcement.

To synthesize this down, and correct the falsehood of your statement -- a vast number of people online enjoy varying degrees of anonymity while only a very small minority take up a mantel of "Anonymous" and parrot, "We are legion".

If you would like to continue to discuss this topic, civility would seem to demand that you not make claims about other participants without evidence, as in your initial claim that FBI considers Anonymous to be, in your words, "cyber terrorist".

You seem to be implying in several of your posts that I may be an agent of the Scientology cult. That is a direct and baseless claim. On the other hand, I'm simply providing existing terminology that has been applied to the "Anonymous" group within my posts, and not extending that to any particular users. If you would seek to associate yourself with a group that has been so broadly labeled as "cyber terrorists", perhaps it would be best to adopt a thick skin and literal cognition.

Originally posted by Anonymous13
The moniker Anonymous is, in fact, applied to participants in anonymous discussion generally.

You appear to have completely missed or evaded my point, let me be more specific.

There are a great many people who post under an automatically applied anonymous title.

There is a very-small minority that proactively take up the "Anonymous Cause" and engage in activity resulting in the "cyber terrorism" label.

These two "anonymous" are not the same.


[edit on 6-3-2008 by mister.old.school]

Originally posted by mister.old.school
There is a very-small minority that proactively take up the "Anonymous Cause" and engage in activity resulting in the "cyber terrorism" label.

Given that "Anonymous Cause" seems to be a phrase of your own invention, it would seem to be you who would best know to whom it applies. Is it to the probable handful of people who produced the video now viewed by millions, or perhaps the somewhat larger group participating in DDoS attacks? Is it your contention that, to catch one of these smaller groups, the FBI has encouraged nearly ten thousand to protest worldwide, some having no significant experience or history posting on anonymous forums? Such would seem to be a very odd contention, indeed.

Originally posted by mister.old.school

Originally posted by another anon
NIP>

Well, I've been watching this whole anon thing on my own time.
I've been through a series of incidents like this.

Profit Yahweh
Project Serpo
That doomsday one that was going to occur in 2005.

But I'm going to file this one with those simply because collectives don't really need a leader.
Ever seen a mesh network or a p2p system?
Those work very well without a head and function properly in their task.


Anywho, I figured I'd take a look at this topic.
But if the FBI/NSA is in on the gig; then they have some serious dirt on someone somewhere.

[edit on 6-3-2008 by Xabora]

No's 18 and 19 in the charter of human rights Hold freedom of thought a basic human right. This is placed to stop controlling institutions wether government, religuos or other wise from controlling the thoughts of it's membership.

Charter 18 : Freedom of Thought, We all have the right to beleive what we want to believe to have a religion or to change it if we want.

Currently most anon members hold the view that the Cult of Scientology does not allow people to change their religion if they are unhappy with it.
Further, CO$ impliments a system whereby peoples spiritual freedom, in regards, is in fact suppressed. Any critisim of scientology is ruthlessly crushed to the point of like in the case of investigation reporter, Pauline Cooper, had her apartment broken into by cult members, had paper stolen that contained her fingerprints, and then the paper was used in a bomb plot against the an arab embassy in which she was charged. The truth of her situation only came out some five years later because of unrelated police raids on the cult found that indeed she was not only framed but the whole operation was planned as a greater megaplan to suppress all critisim.

All religion get criticim. Some defend themselves and some just don't worry. But it is difficult to find a case where all critiscm is crushed.

We have seen ex-members come out from scientology and are totally framed, and degraded. They hire private investigators to totally destroy reputations. Some examples are found on the web. Pages totally made just to destroy ex-members who give information on brainwashing and cult strongholding.

However, how many people coming out of this cult that say, yes it just wasn't for me? Why do consistently so many people come out saying that criminal activities and abuses of human rights have taken place? Considering the common knowledge that CO$ fights with ex-members and sues a large amount of detracters and critics. Why would so many also come forward?
It is because it is in fact a destructive cult rather than a fringe religion.

Are the rights of these ex-members to be taken into consideration?

Can they not have the right to speak out for themselves or take the dangerous cult to courts without being defamed, investigated, tracked, broken into or any of the other things CO$ consistently does as per their official response to such matters?

There question of how much rights a religion has over individuals is determined by it's content. If the church partakes in illegal activities the state has a right to respond. This is what we saw in The Children of God membership whereby children were encouraged to be present while adults had sex.