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The "Anonymous" Scientology Protest is an NSA/FBI Fishing Expedition


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reply posted on 3-6-2008 @ 10:13 PM by Anonymous ATS





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reply posted on 3-6-2008 @ 10:53 PM by riley


Originally posted by informantno5
Although this image is not definitive proof by any stretch of the imagination, it certainly seems to add to the growing pile of evidence suggesting that "Anonymous" is connected to the US government in some way.

Connected? This 'growing pile of evidence" might also be suggesting either government or scientologists are trying to infiltrate annonymous.. or that they scene was staged; government cars would not have their headlights on while performing espionage ergo; the car is standing out on purpose. A fancy black car might just mean money rather than government and we only have your word that the person jumped in.

the masked person's head is also strangely out of proportion i feel. they have a really long neck and where the face should be is really small. maybe it's an alien hybrid or something..

[edit on 3-6-2008 by riley]



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reply posted on 5-7-2008 @ 12:00 AM by Anonymous ATS





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reply posted on 17-7-2008 @ 10:17 AM by Anonymous ATS


As far as I'm aware, Scientology tried to have videos removed from the internet.
The Internet did not like this.



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reply posted on 7-8-2008 @ 05:29 PM by HEXTKnight


Anonymous protests happen in over 100 cities worldwide. It would take more than 1 government to spark a simultaneous movement across the world. The intenet, however, does reach that far.



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reply posted on 16-9-2008 @ 09:39 AM by Anonymous ATS


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Oh dear. I know its been a while since this article was written, but its extremely paranoid and delusional. The protests against scientology and tom cruise were all for the lulz.

To propose that the whole thing is a conspiracy designed to intrude into American people's homes, you couldn't be more wrong. The thing that annoyed anon the most was that scientologists had tried to censor the internet. After the DDoS and spam, scientologists tried their own videos purporting to be anon, but were horribly flawed. They even wanted to stop anonymous posting on the internet. People from all over the world were into this, not just Americans.

I suppose the real matter here is, however, it was xx or yy that REALLY did 9/11.

anon



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reply posted on 19-10-2008 @ 09:55 AM by makeitso


Things that make you go hum.

Teenage hacker charged for DDOS attack on Scientology

Dmitriy Guzner, 18, of Verona, New Jersey, is charged with helping in the attack on Scientologist servers in January. He has agreed to plead guilty to a single felony charge of unauthorized impairment of a protected computer and pay $37,500 in damages.

Guzner identifies himself as a member of the online group called ‘Anonymous’. The group is a loose collection of internet activist who undertake online activities, such as the attack on Scientology (dubbed Project Chanology), the tracking and arrest of suspected paedophile Chris Forcand and the hacking of vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin’s email.



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reply posted on 19-10-2008 @ 10:54 AM by MemoryShock


I thought Anonymous couldn't get caught...



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reply posted on 30-12-2008 @ 09:46 PM by MemoryShock


Bumping of a thread that was quite important to some people back in the day...

Has Anonymous tailed off?

Was this really a government phishing program that took advantage of the D-Ego of "new recruits", as it were?

Has Anonymous given up on Scientology?



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reply posted on 7-2-2009 @ 11:21 PM by spacial


I joined anonymous in some marches because a good friend of mine was destroyed by the cult. I never met any fbi or anyone telling me what to do or say. Everyone was friendly, I thought most of them to be extremely down to earth and concerned about our freedom of rights. Most anon came against the church because the church was the first largest organization that was controlling freedom of expression on the web. It was a test case for people that believed in freedom of information. If the Church of Scientology got away with what they wanted then it would have been the start of the destruction of the internet.

Even to this very day if a scientologist reads material that are in conflict to the church then they would have to go through " ethics" conditioning where they would be tested on a e-meter on their associations and thoughts regarding what they read. I do not know of any other organisation that uses a device to read peoples thoughts (that openly admits and employs such a device) but Scientology does. Upon this information, the person will have to do something in return that the church deems appropriate. This is thought control. I know because my friend has had it done to them, has done it to others and completely did not know it was bad at the time.


At no point in time had i ever seen or heard someone from anonymous give an order. All i have seen is an idea presented and people either choosing to go with the idea or not. It is the most egalitarian organisation i have come to known. It is the antithesis of scientology in that regards, which is a well documented suppresive group that uses "tech"niques in order to force people to think certain things that they wouldn't normally.



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reply posted on 22-2-2009 @ 02:14 AM by Anonymous ATS


"Anonymous" is most definitely not a government organization.



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reply posted on 22-2-2009 @ 11:40 AM by MemoryShock


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That's not what this thread was suggesting. It was suggesting that certain interested parties potentially involved in th the government or various agencies manipulated the events and started the process which then grew into its' own entity.

They then kept track and paid real close attention to corrolate real world and virtul data.

Or so this thread suggests...



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reply posted on 22-2-2009 @ 12:06 PM by detachedindividual


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You clearly do not understand the very basic facts behind the the Anonymous protests.
Scientology started the battle, trying to shut down free speech and open forums. They started messing with people, and that WILL NOT DO!

The "very public protests" that you mention, also happen to be done by people wearing MASKS. That is how they retain anonymity. This is also because Scientology has a very nasty habit of taking pictures, then hiring goons to track people down and kill their pets, assault people, start bogus legal proceedings and basically anything they can do to stop people from expressing their opinion of Scientology.

I know people who have protested in London outside the Scientology building. None of them were agents of any kind. They were people who looked at the cult and saw it for what it is, an evil, hateful, damaging and insidious criminal enterprise.

They kill people, hold people against their will, kidnap people from their families and prevent any action against them through any means. And the US government ignores all of this, in fact they allow them to continue running the cult with complete exemption from tax.

All of this is PROVEN. It's not exaggerated in the slightest.

The anonymous protests are genuine. They are genuine people who see a genuine threat to society and the welfare of others. This cult managed to pull of the largest and most thorough covert infiltration of government agencies ever seen. Again, this was proven, the founder and his wife were both charged!

I don't mean to be rude or belittle your opinion, but you have to know all of these facts before making any accusations against a group of people. Just as anon has proven the dirty facts about Scientology.

Anon is not a front for something else, it is a collection of people communicating via the internet and individually deciding to join forces to make a positive change in the world.

And along the way, have some mighty lulz and some delicious caek.



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