COMPLETE Press Release: Clearwater business petition MAN HARPOONS!

Girlontheinternet · May 13, 2008

COMPLETE Press Release: Clearwater business petition MAN HARPOONS!

There's been a few requests for a statement regarding the recent actions by Scilons in Clearwater: using signatures from the many business they run in that area for a petition that would stop the protests altogether or move them to an area with less human traffic.

All the info on it can be found in this thread here. Have a link to the body of the petition too.

OP will be updated with good edits.

NEWEST VERSION:

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

CLEARWATER, FLORIDA. May 14, 2008 - The Church of Scientology in Clearwater Florida has once again failed to impede the rights of US citizens to free assembly and free speech.

On May 9th 2008 a petition was filed with Mayor Frank Hibbard of Clearwater Florida[1]. In that petition, 37 merchants of the Cleveland Street district assert that frequent anti-Scientology demonstrations are disruptive to commerce in downtown Clearwater, making it difficult to attract new customers to the downtown district.

A loosely-affiliated, internet-based group of individuals who refer to themselves as 'Anonymous' has held global protests against the Church of Scientology every month since February. They plan to continue holding demonstrations each month until the Church's tax exempt status is revoked (where applicable), it is properly penalized for its criminal activities, and it ceases all illegal and immoral activities that still take place today.

The signatory list contains 6 duplicate business entries, 7 signatories that do not have a valid or existing business license in Clearwater and finally there are 3 that are completely illegible[2]. That indicates that of the original 37 signatories, only 21 are valid signatures - all of which have long standing ties to the Church of Scientology, the target of the protests the petition aims to stop.

Many of these businesses are not open during weekends, when the protests are held. Businesses with ties to Scientology that were open during the protests had 'Anonymous Not Welcome' signs featured predominantly in their shop fronts.

This petition is the latest in a series of attempts to thwart the legal rights of those opposed to the Church of Scientology. On March 10th, 2008, the Church of Scientology sought to enjoin future protests via judicial authority. A "Petition for Injunction for Protection Against Repeat Violence" was filed with Florida's Sixth Circuit District Court seeking the extraordinary remedy of injunctive restraint pending further proceedings. The Honorable W. Douglas Baird (Circuit Judge) struck down this original complaint and acted similarly upon re-filing (adding prejudice to the latter)[3].

A pattern of similar efforts to silence dissent can be found throughout Scientology's past.

On Tuesday, the City Council spent less than two minutes discussing the issue. The members agreed to send a letter to the businesses, saying they would not address the issue[4].

For more information, please visit Enturbulation.org. Updates on this and other stories pertaining to the Church of Scientology can be found at the Enturbulation Press Page[5].

[1]http://www.clearclearwater.com/images/1/1c/Pdfa6054.pdf

[2]http://forums.whyweprotest.net/42-english-composition-only/press-release-clearwater-business-petition-13834/2/#post254319

[3]http://www.sptimes.com/2008/03/12/images/Scientologyinjunction.pdf

[4]http://www.tampabay.com/news/localgovernment/article503671.ece

[5]http://www.enturbulation.org/press-media

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PLZ TO TURN OFF "Automatically parse links in text" if you're posting edits!

theframeproblem · May 13, 2008

Re: Press Release: Clearwater business petition

Denying service to Anons?! Info please!!!

xzoz01 · May 13, 2008

Re: Press Release: Clearwater business petition

I wonder if you could get some store owners from others cities that are around COS locations and get an account at how their business actually increased because of anonymous patronage. The same would have happened in Clearwater, except signs were displayed forbidding anonymous members from entering. Not to mention, if you weren't up to date about the Anonymous/Scientology feud and saw a sign in front of a business saying "We don't serve anonymous," you'd probably figure it was some sort of private club and not enter. Companies that turn away business typically get less business.

XenuLovesU · May 13, 2008

Re: Press Release: Clearwater business petition

Here's the compiled data from the original thread at:

http://forums.whyweprotest.net/15-breaking-news/anonymous-stifles-clearwater-businesses-13738/

ISSUES:

1. Redundant signatures for the same business
2. Unlicensed / non-existent business
3. Businesses listed that are not anywhere near the protest route
7. Invididuals with no connection to a business signing
4. Stores claiming protests have affected their business even though they had "anonymous not welcome" signs up
5. Businesses that are closed on the weekend still claiming protests affect their business
6. A Scientologist on the city council appears to have faxed this petition from his office
7. All but two of the fully legible / complete entries are from scientologists or scientologist-owned businesses. Where are the "regular" merchants that don't have any other agenda?

FORMAT:

Person's Name
Business Name
Business Address
Supporting Links (showing Scientology connection)
Notes

1 Margaret Seabloom (scientologist)
Skin Perfection Studio
No business by that name found
Margaret Seabloom - Scientology Service Completions | Truth About Scientology Statistics Project

2 Cary Goulston (scientologist)
Salon Bravo
409 Cleveland St, 33755
Scientology - Cary Goulston a Scientologist - find out what I have gained from Scientology...

3 Illegible
Rose's Jewelry
No business by that name found
Invalid

4 Beatrice A.
One Stoppe Shoppe (scientologist owned business)
411 Cleveland St, 33755
One Stoppe Shoppe - About Our Stoppe Store
Paris Morfopoulos - Scientology Service Completions | Truth About Scientology Statistics Project

5 Valorie Shillington (scientologist)
The Rabbit Hole Cafe
425 Cleveland St, 33755
Valorie Shillington - Scientology Service Completions | Truth About Scientology Statistics Project

6 Jeff P. Hendrick (scientologist)
Jeffpaulco
No business by that name found
Jeffrey P. Hendrick - Scientology Service Completions | Truth About Scientology Statistics Project

7 Louise Stephens
High Point Realty (scientologist owned business)
413 Cleveland Street, 33755
High Point Real Estate Home Page
David Kerr - Scientology Service Completions | Truth About Scientology Statistics Project

8 Jim Valco (scientologist)
NuLean Nutritional Supplements
No business by that name found
Jim Valco - Scientology Service Completions | Truth About Scientology Statistics Project

9 Liz Adams (scientologist)
Clearwater Realty
519 Cleveland St # 100, 33755
Liz Adams - Scientology Service Completions | Truth About Scientology Statistics Project

10 Diana Rejell
Peter Gillham's Vitamins (scientologist owned business)
411 Cleveland St, 33755
Peter F. Gillham - Scientology Service Completions | Truth About Scientology Statistics Project

11 Illegible
Helen's Tayloring
423 Cleveland St # 102, 32755
Unconfirmed connection

12 Janice Batey (scientologist)
The People Link Inc
423 Cleveland St, 33755
Janice Batey - Scientology Service Completions | Truth About Scientology Statistics Project

13 Susan D. Player (scientologist)
Illegible
Impossible to look up
Susan D. Player - Scientology Service Completions | Truth About Scientology Statistics Project
Note: There is a Susan Player, Chiropractor at 1433 Gulf to Bay Blvd. Not on protest route

14 Paris Morfopoulos (scientologist)
One Stoppe Shoppe
411 Cleveland St, 32755
Paris Morfopoulos - Scientology Service Completions | Truth About Scientology Statistics Project[/QUOTE]

XenuLovesU · May 13, 2008

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Continued (for some reason the database barfs it I try to put it all in one post)

15 Ingrid Collewijn (scientologist)
Health Motion PT serv
No business by that name found
Ingrid Collewijn - Scientology Service Completions | Truth About Scientology Statistics Project

16 Caroline Veach (scientologist)
World Financial Group 639
Cleveland St #200, 33755
Caroline Veach - Scientology Service Completions | Truth About Scientology Statistics Project

17 Illegible
Illegible
519 Cleveland St, 33755
WISE 2001 Directory

18 Paul Hernandez (scientologist)
Cleavland St. Café *** CLOSED SATURDAYS (hours M-F 7:30 AM to 4:00 PM)
615 Cleveland St, 32755
Paulo Cesar Reyes Hernandez - Scientology Service Completions | Truth About Scientology Statistics Project

19 Illegible
Stonebridge Real Estate (scientologist owned business)
1465 S Fort Harrison Ave # 103 33756
Repeat of #31 (same scientologist owned business)

20 Illegible
Illegible
No address
Invalid

21 Illegible, CEO is Ron Dean (does company know their name is on list?)
Groupware International (company name scratched out)
601 Cleveland St, 33764
Unconfirmed connection

22 Angela Gioffre (scientologist)
G&P Fashion Service
409 Cleveland St, 33755
Angela Gioffre - Scientology Service Completions | Truth About Scientology Statistics Project

23 Jasmine Salan (scientologist)
La Bella Hair Studio
123 N Fort Harrison Ave, 33755
Jasmine Salan - Scientology Service Completions | Truth About Scientology Statistics Project

24 Joanna Hanos (scientologist)
Botanica Day Spa
123 N Fort Harrison Ave, 33755
Same business as #24

25 Gen Cournoyer (scientologist)
Botanica Day Spa
123 N Fort Harrison Ave, 33755
Gen Cournoyer - Scientology Service Completions | Truth About Scientology Statistics Project

26 Ugo Moi (scientologist)
Cafe Milano
105 N Fort Harrison Ave, 33755
Ugo Moi - Scientology Service Completions | Truth About Scientology Statistics Project
Note: No business license found

27 Michelle Lea Robertson (scientologist)
Bellissima Salon & Spa
101 N Fort Harrison Ave, 33755
Michelle Lea Robertson - Scientology Service Completions | Truth About Scientology Statistics Project

28 Robin Hoss (sp?)
Pangea Café (scientologist owned business)
34 North Fort Harrison Ave, 33755
Note: Owned by Geri Aranjo and Sylvia Heneghan

29 Rose (illegible)
LaRose Soup & Salad
No business by that name found
Invalid
Note: No business license found

30 Gro Miller (scientologist)
Florida Gulf Coast Homes *** Had "anonymous not welcome" sign in window
631 Cleveland St, 32755
Invalid
Scientology Statistics Database - Search Results

31 Brian Andrus (scientologist)
Stonebridge Real Estate
1465 S Fort Harrison Ave # 103, 33756
The Brian & Donna Andrus Family - Scientology Service Completions | Truth About Scientology Statistics Project

32 Linda (illegible)
Resident
None
Invalid

33 Brian Kirby
Annie Rose Deli
647 Cleveland St, 32755
Unconfirmed connection

34 Louis J. Chacones
Angie's Restaurant
725 Cleveland St, 32755
Unconfirmed connection

35 Charlene Townsend
Cosmos Realty
6 S Myrtle Ave, 33756 *** Is this even on protest route?
Note: Cosmos Realy = Louis J. Chacones and Charlene Townsend (see 34)

36 Julie Tucker
Clearwater Classics
No business by that name found

37 Wallace Woodbury (scientologist)
Aesthetic Mind Studios
411 Cleveland Street #105, 33755
Wallace Woodbury - Scientology Service Completions | Truth About Scientology Statistics Project

John_Doe · May 13, 2008

Re: Press Release: Clearwater business petition

theframeproblem;253099 said:

Denying service to Anons?! Info please!!!

lurk moar!
here is the link: http://forums.whyweprotest.net/98-fair-game-reports/anti-anonymous-signs-store-windows-13419/

Skeptic1337 · May 13, 2008

Re: Press Release: Clearwater business petition

Some images:

Top Grunge · May 13, 2008

Re: Press Release: Clearwater business petition

#30 is Gro Miller, confirmed Scieno.

So the confirmed count is 28 out of 37~~?!?!?!

XenuLovesU · May 13, 2008

Re: Press Release: Clearwater business petition

Some quick stats:

Out of 37 total signatures...

26 came from identified scientologists or scientologist owned businesses.

8 were either illegible, came from a person not representing a business, or from a business that doesn't appear to exists (no license or business phone directory listing found).

2 appear to be dupes for the same business, just different names.

So... that means that

26 of the 27 (valid, non-dupe) signatures came from someone with a scientology agenda. That's 96% of the valid signatures. I bet that number would be even higher with a little more digging.

Yeah -- clearly no hidden agenda here.

Oooh... wait -- we can knock Paul Hernandez off of the "valid" signatories because his freakin' business isn't open on Saturdays.

100% WIN!

I'm going to lunch.

Skeptic1337 · May 13, 2008

Re: Press Release: Clearwater business petition

XenuLovesU;253827 said:

Some quick stats:

Out of 37 total signatures...

26 came from identified scientologists or scientologist owned businesses.

8 were either illegible, came from a person not representing a business, or from a business that doesn't appear to exists (no license or business phone directory listing found).

2 appear to be dupes for the same business, just different names.

So... that means that

26 of the 27 (valid, non-dupe) signatures came from someone with a scientology agenda. That's 96% of the valid signatures. I bet that number would be even higher with a little more digging.

Yeah -- clearly no hidden agenda here.

For this press release don't connect the dots, just the facts.

Any one with half a brain will connect them for us.

If no one starts writing it soon I'll give my hand at it in a sec.

Top Grunge · May 13, 2008

Re: Press Release: Clearwater business petition

I want to point out too most petitions are measured in hundreds, if not in thousands!

And they were able get 37 people to cry. 37.

XenuLovesU · May 13, 2008

Re: Press Release: Clearwater business petition

Skeptic1337;253807 said:

Some images:

oooh -- nice job digging those up :smile:

Consensus · May 13, 2008

As far as phrasing with the press release...
This is generally going to be regarded as a local issue. Further, if we put out a press release saying 'Hey, local businesses in clearwater are annoyed by Anonymous!' we run the risk of other businesses in other cities going 'hey, y'know, my business does suffer when they're outside....'

I think the press release should be written up as a follow-up to the press release about the failed injunctions in clearwater. This should be clearly described as further attempts to thwart the right to assembly and free speech. We should clarify that the right to assembly prevents GOVERNMENT action from interfering with our protests, and that this is yet another attempt by Scientology to manipulate the Government to denying us our rights.

edit: For reference

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

FLORIDA COURT DENIES PETITION FROM THE CHURCH OF SCIENTOLOGY FOR UNCONSTITUTIONAL RESTRAINING ORDER AGAINST ANONYMOUS

CLEARWATER, FLORIDA. March 12, 2008 . Facing the second worldwide protest in as many months, the Church of Scientology and its associates in Clearwater (Florida) have petitioned for a restraining order against a nameless, faceless group of peaceful protesters. A cover sheet and a civil complaint were .led, and the case docket [1] is available online. The injunction was titled “Petition for Injunction for Protection Against Repeat Violence” and is available to download in PDF form from the St. Petersburg Times [2]. Today, that petition was denied.

The petition was submitted by Roger Akiyama and Paul Kellerhals (of.cials of the Church of Scientology Flag Service Organization) with Rev Heber Jentzsch - the President of the Church of Scientology Inte
ational. The document is considered a swo
statement, but contains evidence whose origin and context is heavily disputed. One member of Anonymous was of the opinion that “It is clear from this statement that high ranking of.cials within the Church of Scientology are prepared to perjure themselves in order to silence their critics”.

If passed, this injunction would have violated both the Florida and US Constitution. Analysts said that the attempted restraining order was unlikely to be accepted by a judge because of overwhelming Federal and State precedents. For example, Talley v. Califo
ia (Supreme Court, 1960, case 362) struck down a Los Angeles city ordinance that made it a crime to distribute anonymous pamphlets. In addition, the Florida Constitution guarantees citizens “the right peaceably to assemble, to instruct their representatives, and to petition for redress of grievances.”

The aggressive legal stance adopted by Church of Scientology is typical of their “fair game” policy [3] as described in a 1967 letter by Church founder and supreme authority L. Ron Hubbard. The policy states that enemies “may be deprived of property or injured by any means by any Scientologist without any discipline,” or “tricked, sued or lied to or destroyed”. In practice, the policy results in personal and litigious harassment of critics or other enemies of the organization.

A petition for a restraining order in Florida must have the full name, current address and phone number of the person to be served [4]. However, the petition filed by Scientology identifies as its target “an association of people known as Anonymous.” According to the US Constitution, the Federal Gove
ment may not pass any laws “abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble…” The Fourteenth Amendment applies this prohibition to all State Gove
ments as well.

The Church of Scientology is attempting to suppress the unalienable rights of United States citizens. In this case, the right to peaceful assembly is under attack via subversion of the Constitution through an illegitimate use of public courts. This demonstrates yet again that Church of Scientology leaders do not wish to operate in an environment where free speech is permitted.

The first Anonymous protest on February 10th drew over 9000 people in more than 100 cities across the globe to demonstrate peacefully in front of their local Scientology centers. This was the largest demonstration against the Church of Scientology to date. It should come as no surprise, therefore, that the Church of Scientology is once again using strategic nuisance litigation to silence its newest critics.

Linda R Allan, Circuit Judge of the Circuit Court for the Sixth Judicial Circuit in and for Pinellas County, Florida ruled on March 12th:

“The amended petition for injunction for Protection Against Repeat Violence is DENIED WITH PREJUDICE as to the Church of Scientology Flag Service Organization.” [5]

The ruling denies the petition to the Church of Scientology on the grounds that it can not, as a corporate entity, petition for a restraining order based on Florida statute that is designed to protect individuals from crimes of assault and battery. Individual petitioners were instructed by the Court to re.le petitions separately, and individually, if they so choose, with individual allegations as required by the law. Independent analysis indicates that such .lings can not pass the legal requirements unless associates of the Church name speci.c persons and actions in their allegations related to Anonymous. Such allegations themselves would have to be contrived or perjurous, as no instance of illegal action by the protesters is known at this time and illegal action is frowned upon by the consensus of Anonymous.

The petitioners identi.ed certain individuals as “leaders” of Anonymous, a statement that is inherently false in its nature. Anonymous does not rely on the promotion of individual persons into positions of power or leadership, and attempts to establish such leadership are immediately and openly rejected by public consensus. This restriction is rooted deeply in the nature of Anonymous. Thus, the concept of leadership can not be applied to the movement except as an artifact of ignorance, a matter of absurd, or a deliberate attempt to misguide an otherwise uninformed person.

A video condemning Anonymous has recently been released on YouTube. Its distinctive style and high production value mark it as originating from Church of Scientology production studios. The video was initially posted on the YouTube channel AnonymousFact with comments and rating disabled in order to prevent criticism. Entitled “Anonymous - Hate Crimes & Terrorism Directed at Scientology”, it is the latest clear example of Scientology propaganda containing little truth. The video has been mirrored on the channel AnonymousFiction to enable comments and ratings from viewers [6].

In the video posted on YouTube.com, and in the “evidence” submitted to the court on Tuesday the 11th of March - much is made of the “white powder resembling anthrax” which the Church of Scientology call an “act of terrorism” attributed to Anonymous. The LA Times stated that “Authorities said there was no evidence that Wednesday’s mailings were connected (to Anonymous)” [7]. It is not unlikely that the Church of Scientology itself has orchestrated this false act of terrorism. It has attempted to do similar things in the past during “Operation Freakout”, where Scientology operatives planned to silence a critic by making forged bomb threats in her name [8].

The remaining charges made by the petitioners to show their cause rely on statements published online without clear or traceable association with Anonymous, and represent acts of individuals completely unrelated to this collective. Most of the offending videos are believed to have been produced by Church of Scientology itself as a part of its “Black PR” campaign. Such smear tactics appear to be a standard practice of this organization. Despite their harsh accusations and alleged conce
s, the petitioners were unable to show any relationship between the perceived threats and the consensus of Anonymous. Furthermore, they have failed to demonstrate any actual relevant acts of violence or endangerment of life, whether or not speci.cally related to the activities of Anonymous or to those of other individuals.

References:

[1] http://pubtitlet.co.pinellas…us/servlet/civil.docket.KEAD?CS__CASE=08003568CI&CS__RESULTS_ _KNT=10
[2] http://www.sptimes.com/2008/03/12/images/Scientologyinjunction.pdf
[3] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fair_Game_(Scientology)
[4] http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/449435/how_to_get_a_restraining_order_in_.orida.html
[5] http://www.tampabays10.com/images/pdfs/scientology-anonymous1.pdf
[6] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mGEuGsO9cCA
[7] http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-threat31jan31,1,6115546.story
[8] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_FreakoutCopy of the restraining order docket:
http://img1.anonbw.com/press/Restraining-Order-Docket.JPG

Scientology and the Legal System:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scientology_and_the_legal_system

Scientology and the Inte
et:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scientology_and_the_Inte
et

Project Chanology:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_Chanology

http://www.WhyWeProtest.net

Download this press release in PDF format
http://img1.anonbw.com/press/March12th.pdf

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Now that we have a press page, we should reduce the number of references to anonymous sites. We're also well-known enough that we don't need to explain what anonymous is in more than one sentence. The final link should be to the press room page [http://www.enturbulation.org/press-media], which I'll try to update and get cleaned up tonight (here's hoping wordpress isn't still doing that 'rn' bug thing).

Skeptic1337 · May 13, 2008

Re: Press Release: Clearwater business petition

On may 9th 2008 a petition was with Mayor Frank Hillbard of Clearwater Florida. In that petion 37 supposed merchants of the Clevaland Street district asseting that the Anonymous protests which have been held worldwide in over 137 cities were disruptive to downtown Clearwater and make it difficult to attract new customers to the downtown district.

The petition can be seen here: http://www.clearclearwater.com/images/1/1c/Pdfa6054.pdf

Anonymous would like to clarify some points within this petition. The header of the fax contains the numbers it was received from 727-562-4052. Reasearch shows that is the fax number of Paul Gibson a City Councilman who has long and extensive ties to the church of scientology.

The signatures contained with in the petition show that of the 37 signatories 28 of them also have long standing ties with the church of scientology. Of the remaining 9 signatories 8 of those signatures were illegileble and two were for duplicate business. Some of the businesses listed also are not open during weekends.

Anonymous concludes that leaves 26 of 27 signatories who are also strong supporters of the church of scientology requesting that some sort of action be taken to stop Anonymous from exercising their constitutional rights.

On March 10th a similar action was taken against the anonymous protests when the Church of Scientology sought action and was denied in florida courts. Their current petition also seems to be backed by the same Church of Scientology trying to circumvent this judgement.

On May 10th while anonymous peacefully assembled and exercised it's constitutional rights. The very same people who would like to generate more business for downtown clearwater barred anonymous members from entering their establishments by posting signs saying they would not serve any member.

This press release is to implore the Mayor of Clearwater Florida to closely examine and act appropriately on the demands of these merchants.

Needs lots of work but I think it's a start.

Consensus · May 13, 2008

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Lead:
The Church of Scientology in Clearwater Florida is once again attempting to impede the rights of US citizens to free assembly and free speech.

[paragraph about fraudulent petition]

[paragraph about past efforts to thwart free speech, including failed petition for restraining order]

[brief explanation of Anonymous]

[detailed explanation; talking-point quote from 'a member of anonymous']

[for more information... press page]

[references]

Girlontheinternet · May 13, 2008

Re: Press Release: Clearwater business petition

Better start than mine, now to clean up some mistakes.

On May 9th, 2008, a petition was with Mayor Frank Hillbard of Clearwater Florida. In that petiton were 37 supposed merchants of the Clevaland Street district asserting that the Anonymous protests against the Church of Scientology, which have been held worldwide in over 137 cities, were disruptive in downtown Clearwater and interfering with the efficiency of businesses in that location.

The petition can be seen here: http://www.clearclearwater.com/images/1/1c/Pdfa6054.pdf

Anonymous would like to clarify some points within this petition. The header of the fax contains the number it was received from: 727-562-4052. Research shows that is the fax number of Paul Gibson, a city councilman who has long and extensive ties to the Church of Scientology.

The signatures contained with in the petition show that of the 37 signatories, 28 of them have long standing ties with the Church of Scientology. Of the remaining 9 signatories, 8 of those signatures were illegileble and two were for duplicate business. Some of the businesses listed also are not open during weekends (it is worth noting that global demonstrations by Anonymous are always held on weekends, and therefore these businesses would be unaffected by their demonstrations).

Anonymous concludes that this leaves 26 of 27 signatories, who are also strong supporters of the Church of Scientology, requesting that some sort of action be taken to stop Anonymous from exercising their constitutional rights.

On March 10th, a similar action was taken against the anonymous protestors when the Church of Scientology sought legal a solution to its problems and was denied in Florida courts. Their current petition seems to be backed by the same Church of Scientology trying to circumvent this judgement.

On May 10th, while Anonymous peacefully assembled and exercised its constitutional rights, the very same people who would like to generate more business for downtown clearwater denied service to these activists by posting signs on the windows of their establishments that stated they would not serve any member of Anonymous.

This press release is to implore the Mayor of Clearwater Florida to closely examine and act appropriately on the demands of these merchants.

Consensus · May 13, 2008

Re: Press Release: Clearwater business petition

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
CLEARWATER, FLORIDA. March 12, 2008 - The Church of Scientology in Clearwater Florida is once again attempting to impede the rights of US citizens to free assembly and free speech.

On May 9th 2008 a petition[1] was filed with Mayor Frank Hillbard of Clearwater Florida. In that petition, 37 merchants of the Cleveland Street district assert that frequent anti-Scientology demonstrations are disruptive to commerce in downtown Clearwater, making it difficult to attract new customers to the downtown district.

Anonymous, a loosely-affiliated group of individuals opposed to Scientology, has held global protests every month since February, with plans to continue to hold protests until the Church ceases its illegal and immoral behaviors.

The fax number on the petition belongs to City Councilman Paul Gibson, who has long and extensive ties to the Church of Scientology.

It has been confirmed that 28 of the 37 signatories also have long standing ties with the Church. Of the remaining 9 signatories, 8 are illegible and two are for duplicate business. Many of these businesses are not open during weekends, when the protests are held. Business with ties to Scientology that were open during the protests has 'Anonymous Not Welcome' signs featured predominantly in their shop fronts.

This petition is the next in a series of attempts to thwart the legal rights of those opposed to the Church of Scientology. On March 10th, a petition for a restraining order was filed in court seeking to stop an upcoming picket.[2] The petition was filed twice, and twice denied.

For more information, please visit Enturbulation.org. Updates on this and other stories pertaining to the Church of Scientology can be found at the Enturbulation Press Page [http://www.enturbulation.org/press-media].

[1]http://www.clearclearwater.com/images/1/1c/Pdfa6054.pdf
[2]http://www.sptimes.com/2008/03/12/images/Scientologyinjunction.pdf

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Made a few edits, paired it down a bit. I haven't looked at the OP's yet, I'll do that next.

Girlontheinternet · May 13, 2008

Re: Press Release: Clearwater business petition

I deleted the one I had in the OP since after looking at it I realized it read more like an angry blog entry than a press release. Sorry.

Though I do vote for including that the same business who signed the petitions were denying service to Anonymous earlier in the month.

Consensus · May 13, 2008

Re: Press Release: Clearwater business petition

Girlontheinternet;254023 said:

I deleted the one I had in the OP since after looking at it I realized it read more like an angry blog entry than a press release. Sorry.

Though I do vote for including that the same business who signed the petitions were denying service to Anonymous earlier in the month.

I'll work it into the version I'm working on. I just didn't have an obvious spot for it. Also, for anybody working on this, write it as if it will be FAXED to the press. Hyperlinks should not 'hide' information (for clicking). It helps to turn off the 'automatically parse links' option when posting.

D... · May 13, 2008

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This might sound silly but what about potentially adding the fact that we have found out that some businesses have been pressured to put up "No Anonymous" signs- as per Starbucks blog?

Consensus · May 13, 2008

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D...;254085 said:

This might sound silly but what about potentially adding the fact that we have found out that some businesses have been pressured to put up "No Anonymous" signs- as per Starbucks blog?

It's relevant, but the story has to flow. Imagine the person reading it only knows that Anonymous has been holding protests world-wide. We're letting them know that in one city, Scientology has tried to prevent the legal protests. We have to find a place to fit that in.

We also need it sharp and concise. I know there's an urge to include every bit of relevant info, but if we do that, it becomes too much for any journalist to research or print. We want as few facts as possible, all supported by outside sources, and we want those facts to tell a story that's interesting and news-worthy.

Skeptic1337 · May 13, 2008

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D...;254085 said:

This might sound silly but what about potentially adding the fact that we have found out that some businesses have been pressured to put up "No Anonymous" signs- as per Starbucks blog?

You'd need clear evidence of that. A starbucks statement would go a long way. My guess is they probably want nothing to do with this but worth a shot if some one has their number.

womanon · May 13, 2008

Re: Press Release: Clearwater business petition

fax number is the city hall office of a scientologist...

Fax is from "95624052". You can turn this into a phone number by removing the "9" which is commonly used as an inside-to-outside line extension. This leaves us with the phone number 562-4052. The area code for Clearwater FL is 727.

727-562-4052 Result:

Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authority
Paul Gibson
Councilmember
Clearwater City Hall
Telephone: (727) 562-4050
Fax: (727) 562-4052

STOP-WISE.BIZ : World Institute of Scientology Enterprises 1999 directory
Food Cart Systems, Inc.
Paul F. Gibson
533 Cleveland St.
Clearwater, FL 33755-4007

XenuLovesU · May 13, 2008

Re: Press Release: Clearwater business petition

My quote, if it's worthy:

As one of the people who has been protesting against Scientology's abuses for the last four months, I find it extremely distressing that they are (again) trying to use the government of the City of Clearwater to suppress free speech. After failing twice to get a court to approve an injunction, it now appears that they're using a Scientologist City Councilman and a "scientologist-only" petition as a back-door method to squelch civil liberties in Clearwater. I implore the Mayor, City Council and the press to closely examine the motives of the signatories of this petition, as well as the Councilman who faxed it.

(replace "Councilman" with his name... whatever that was)

Consensus · May 13, 2008

Re: Press Release: Clearwater business petition

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
CLEARWATER, FLORIDA. March 12, 2008 - The Church of Scientology in Clearwater Florida is once again attempting to impede the rights of US citizens to free assembly and free speech.

On May 9th 2008 a petition[1] was filed with Mayor Frank Hillbard of Clearwater Florida. In that petition, 37 merchants of the Cleveland Street district assert that frequent anti-Scientology demonstrations are disruptive to commerce in downtown Clearwater, making it difficult to attract new customers to the downtown district.

[Anonymous, a loosely-affiliated group of individuals, has held global protests every month since February, with plans to continue to hold protests until the Church ceases all illegal and immoral activities.]=this paragraph needs reworked. help?

The fax number on the petition belongs to City Councilman Paul Gibson, who has long and extensive ties to the Church of Scientology.

It has been confirmed that 29 of the 37 signatories also have long standing ties with the Church. Of the remaining 8 signatories, 8 are illegible and two are for duplicate business[2]. Many of these businesses are not open during weekends, when the protests are held. Business with ties to Scientology that were open during the protests had 'Anonymous Not Welcome' signs featured predominantly in their shop fronts.

This petition is the next in a series of attempts to thwart the legal rights of those opposed to the Church of Scientology. On March 10th, a petition for a restraining order was filed in court seeking to stop an upcoming picket.[3] The petition was filed twice, and twice denied. A pattern of similar efforts to silence dissent can be found throughout Scientology's past.

[quote from an Anon goes here]

For more information, please visit Enturbulation.org. Updates on this and other stories pertaining to the Church of Scientology can be found at the Enturbulation Press Page[4].

[1]http://www.clearclearwater.com/images/1/1c/Pdfa6054.pdf

[2]Research supporting these claims can be found at []Press Release: Clearwater business petition - Enturbulation.org Activism Forums and
[]Press Release: Clearwater business petition - Enturbulation.org Activism Forums.

[3]http://www.sptimes.com/2008/03/12/images/Scientologyinjunction.pdf

[4]http://www.enturbulation.org/press-media

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newest version, suggestions wanted, please double-check my links, etc

XenuLovesU · May 13, 2008

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It has been confirmed that 28 of the 37 signatories also have long standing ties with the Church.

Confirmation is now up to 30. Gro Miller (#30) was identified, as well as biz on #1 List on page 1 updated.

Consensus · May 13, 2008

Re: Press Release: Clearwater business petition

XenuLovesU;254219 said:

Confirmation is now up to 30. Gro Miller (#30) was identified, as well as biz on #1 List on page 1 updated.

Updated.

Nonetheless, the math on that sentence doesn't work. 'Of the 8 remaining, 8 are illegible and 2 are duplicates.' Can we clarify that?

edit: also, if that research can be posted on a static website that we can link to, it would be helpful. Right now I have tinyurls pointing to your posts on this forum. Any journalist that wants to do digging can work with that, but if they just want to glance at it, the forum won't satisfy them.

Girlontheinternet · May 13, 2008

Re: Press Release: Clearwater business petition

If there's still two that are duplicates, then it means someone must have been able to decipher more of the signatures that were previously illegible.

XenuLovesU · May 13, 2008

Re: Press Release: Clearwater business petition

Nonetheless, the math on that sentence doesn't work. 'Of the 8 remaining, 8 are illegible and 2 are duplicates.' Can we clarify that?

Working on tidying up the numbers. Back shortly.

XenuLovesU · May 13, 2008

Re: Press Release: Clearwater business petition

Okay... rather than doing any math, I'll just post the raw findings so y'all can present them however seems most appropriate.

Total signatories: 37

Illegible signatory names: 6

3 Illegible Rose's Jewelry
11 Illegible Helen's Tayloring
17 Illegible Illegible
19 Illegible Stonebridge Real Estate
20 Illegible Illegible
21 Illegible Groupware International

Illegible business names: 3

17 Illegible Illegible 519 Cleveland St, 33755
20 Illegible Illegible No address
13 Susan D. Player Illegible Impossible to look up

Repeat signatories for same business: 6

25 Gen Cournoyer Botanica Day Spa 123 N Fort Harrison Ave, 33755
24 Joanna Hanos Botanica Day Spa 123 N Fort Harrison Ave, 33755

31 Brian Andrus Stonebridge Real Estate 1465 S Fort Harrison Ave # 103, 33756
19 Illegible Stonebridge Real Estate 1465 S Fort Harrison Ave # 103, 33756

14 Paris Morfopoulos One Stoppe Shoppe 411 Cleveland St, 32755
4 Beatrice A. One Stoppe Shoppe 411 Cleveland St, 33755

Businesses that can't be found: 7

36 Julie Tucker Clearwater Classics No business by that name found
15 Ingrid Collewijn Health Motion PT serv No business by that name found
6 Jeff P. Hendrick Jeffpaulco No business by that name found
29 Rose (illegible) LaRose Soup & Salad No business by that name found
8 Jim Valco NuLean Nutritional Supplements No business by that name found
3 Illegible Rose's Jewelry No business by that name found
1 Margaret Seabloom Skin Perfection Studio No business by that name found

Non-business signatories: 1

32 Linda (illegible) Resident None

womanon · May 13, 2008

Re: Press Release: Clearwater business petition

I propose alterations to

This petition is the next in a series of attempts to thwart the legal rights of those opposed to the Church of Scientology. On March 10th, a petition for a restraining order was filed in court seeking to stop an upcoming picket.[3] The petition was filed twice, and twice denied. A pattern of similar efforts to silence dissent can be found throughout Scientology's past.

tweaked version (with legal mumbo jumbo):

This petition is the latest in a series of attempts to thwart the legal rights of those opposed to the Church of Scientology. On March 10th, 2008, the Church of Scientology sought to enjoin future protests via judicial authority. A "Petition for Injunction for Protection Against Repeat Violence" was filed with Florida's Sixth Circuit District Court seeking the extraordinary remedy of injunctive restraint pending further proceedings. The Honorable W. Douglas Baird (Circuit Judge) struck down this original complaint and acted similarly upon re-filing (adding prejudice to the latter).

A pattern of similar efforts to silence dissent can be found throughout Scientology's past.

edit- it's very important to point out that the second filing was denied with prejudice
[if anyone is confused, the word "prejudice" has a different meaning in court language. It's a judge's way of saying, "i'm tired of dealing with you, so get the f*ck out and take your b.s. filings with you".]

XenuLovesU · May 13, 2008

Re: Press Release: Clearwater business petition

Put another way, each of the entries in the list above has one or more reasons it isn't valid. If I normalize the list, this means that these entries:

1
3
6
8
11
13
14
15
17
19
20
21
25
29
31
32
36

have issues.

If we remove the invalid ones from the list, that only leaves:

2 Cary Goulston Salon Bravo 409 Cleveland St, 33755
4 Beatrice A. One Stoppe Shoppe 411 Cleveland St, 33755
5 Valorie Shillington The Rabbit Hole Cafe 425 Cleveland St, 33755
7 Louise Stephens High Point Realty 413 Cleveland Street, 33755
9 Liz Adams Clearwater Realty 519 Cleveland St # 100, 33755
10 Diana Rejell Peter Gillham's Vitamins 411 Cleveland St, 33755
12 Janice Batey The People Link Inc 423 Cleveland St, 33755
14 Paris Morfopoulos One Stoppe Shoppe 411 Cleveland St, 32755
16 Caroline Veach World Financial Group 639 Cleveland St #200, 33755
18 Paul Hernandez Cleavland St. Café 615 Cleveland St, 32755
22 Angela Gioffre G&P Fashion Service 409 Cleveland St, 33755
23 Jasmine Salan La Bella Hair Studio 123 N Fort Harrison Ave, 33755
24 Joanna Hanos Botanica Day Spa 123 N Fort Harrison Ave, 33755
25 Gen Cournoyer Botanica Day Spa 123 N Fort Harrison Ave, 33755
26 Ugo Moi Cafe Milano 105 N Fort Harrison Ave, 33755
27 Michelle Lea Robertson Bellissima Salon & Spa 101 N Fort Harrison Ave, 33755
28 Robin Hoss(sp) Pangea Café 34 North Fort Harrison Ave, 33755
30 Gro Miller Florida Gulf Coast Homes 631 Cleveland St, 32755
31 Brian Andrus Stonebridge Real Estate 1465 S Fort Harrison Ave # 103, 33756
33 Brian Kirby Annie Rose Deli 647 Cleveland St, 32755
34 Louis J. Chacones Angie's Restaurant 725 Cleveland St, 32755
35 Charlene Townsend Cosmos Realty 6 S Myrtle Ave, 33756
37 Wallace Woodbury Aesthetic Mind Studios 411 Cleveland Street #105, 33755

All, except 3... #'s 33, 34, 35 (21 out of 24) in the remaining list are Scientologists or
Scientologist owned.

tl;dr out of the 37 sigs, only 24 hold water. Out of those 24, 21 have been identified as having ties to scientology. 85% of valid entries have scientology ties.

XenuLovesU · May 13, 2008

Re: Press Release: Clearwater business petition

Even better, here's the same data so you can pull it into a spreadsheet and play with it all you want (tab delimited):

Code:

sig no	valid	name	business name	address	links and notes
1	n	Margaret  Seabloom	Skin Perfection Studio	No business by that name found	http://www.truthaboutscientology.com/stats/by-name/m/margaret-seabloom.html
2		Cary Goulston	Salon Bravo	"409 Cleveland St, 33755"	http://scientologist.myhomepage.org/~carygoulston/
3	n	Illegible	Rose's Jewelry	No business by that name found	Invalid
4		Beatrice A.	One Stoppe Shoppe	"411 Cleveland St, 33755"	http://www.onestoppeshoppe.com/aboutus.htm http://www.truthaboutscientology.com/stats/by-name/p/paris-morfopoulos.html
5		Valorie Shillington	The Rabbit Hole Cafe	"425 Cleveland St, 33755"	http://www.truthaboutscientology.com/stats/by-name/v/valorie-shillington.html
6	n	Jeff P. Hendrick	Jeffpaulco	No business by that name found	http://www.truthaboutscientology.com/stats/by-name/j/jeffrey-p.-hendrick.html
7		Louise Stephens	High Point Realty	"413 Cleveland Street, 33755"	http://www.highpointrealtycorp.com/ http://www.truthaboutscientology.com/stats/by-name/d/david-kerr.html
8	n	Jim Valco	NuLean Nutritional Supplements	No business by that name found	http://www.truthaboutscientology.com/stats/by-name/j/jim-valco.html
9		Liz Adams	Clearwater Realty	"519 Cleveland St # 100, 33755"	http://www.truthaboutscientology.com/stats/by-name/l/liz-adams.html
10		Diana Rejell	Peter Gillham's Vitamins	"411 Cleveland St, 33755"	http://www.truthaboutscientology.com/stats/by-name/p/peter-f.-gillham.html
11	n	Illegible	Helen's Tayloring	"423 Cleveland St # 102, 32755"	Unconfirmed
12		Janice Batey	The People Link Inc	"423 Cleveland St, 33755"	http://www.truthaboutscientology.com/stats/by-name/j/janice-batey.html
13	n	Susan D. Player	Illegible	Impossible to look up	http://www.truthaboutscientology.com/stats/by-name/s/susan-d.-player.html
14	n dupe	Paris Morfopoulos	One Stoppe Shoppe	"411 Cleveland St, 32755"	http://www.truthaboutscientology.com/stats/by-name/p/paris-morfopoulos.html
15	n	Ingrid Collewijn	Health Motion PT serv	No business by that name found	http://www.truthaboutscientology.com/stats/by-name/i/ingrid-collewijn.html
16		Caroline Veach	World Financial Group	"639 Cleveland St #200, 33755"	http://www.truthaboutscientology.com/stats/by-name/c/caroline-veach.html
17	n	Illegible	Illegible	"519 Cleveland St, 33755"	http://www.truthaboutscientology.com/stats/wise/wise_2001_directory.html
18		Paul Hernandez	Cleavland St. Café	"615 Cleveland St, 32755"	http://www.truthaboutscientology.com/stats/by-name/p/paulo-cesar-reyes-hernandez.html
19	n dupe	Illegible	Stonebridge Real Estate	"1465 S Fort Harrison Ave # 103, 33756"	Repeat of #31 (same scientologist owned business)
20	n	Illegible	Illegible	No address	Invalid
21	n	Illegible	Groupware International	"601 Cleveland St, 33764"	Invalid
22		Angela Gioffre	G&P Fashion Service	"409 Cleveland St, 33755"	http://www.truthaboutscientology.com/stats/by-name/a/angela-gioffre.html
23		Jasmine Salan	La Bella Hair Studio	"123 N Fort Harrison Ave, 33755"	http://www.truthaboutscientology.com/stats/by-name/j/jasmine-salan.html
24		Joanna Hanos	Botanica Day Spa	"123 N Fort Harrison Ave, 33755"	"Same business as #24, confirmed scientologist"
25	n dupe	Gen Cournoyer	Botanica Day Spa	"123 N Fort Harrison Ave, 33755"	http://www.truthaboutscientology.com/stats/by-name/g/gen-cournoyer.html
26		Ugo Moi	Cafe Milano	"105 N Fort Harrison Ave, 33755"	http://www.truthaboutscientology.com/stats/by-name/u/ugo-moi.html
27		Michelle Lea Robertson	Bellissima Salon & Spa	"101 N Fort Harrison Ave, 33755"	http://www.truthaboutscientology.com/stats/by-name/m/michelle-lea-robertson.html
28		Robin Hoss(sp)	Pangea Café	"34 North Fort Harrison Ave, 33755"	Scientologist owned business
29	n	Rose (illegible)	LaRose Soup & Salad	No business by that name found	Invalid
30		Gro Miller	Florida Gulf Coast Homes	"631 Cleveland St, 32755"	http://www.truthaboutscientology.com/stats/by-name/g/gro-miller.html
31		Brian Andrus	Stonebridge Real Estate	"1465 S Fort Harrison Ave # 103, 33756"	http://www.truthaboutscientology.com/stats/by-name/t/the-brian-&-donna-andrus-family.html
32	n	Linda (illegible)	Resident	None	Invalid
33		Brian Kirby	Annie Rose Deli	"647 Cleveland St, 32755"	Unconfirmed
34		Louis J. Chacones	Angie's Restaurant	"725 Cleveland St, 32755"	Unconfirmed
35		Charlene Townsend	Cosmos Realty	"6 S Myrtle Ave, 33756"	Unconfirmed
36	n	Julie Tucker	Clearwater Classics	No business by that name found	Unconfirmed
37		Wallace Woodbury	Aesthetic Mind Studios	"411 Cleveland Street #105, 33755"	http://www.truthaboutscientology.com/stats/by-name/w/wallace-woodbury.html

capriciouss · May 13, 2008

Re: Press Release: Clearwater business petition

Nice work so far on the press release, GJ anons.

Skeptic1337 · May 13, 2008

Re: Press Release: Clearwater business petition

Let me see if I can work the math into something not completely confusing and make that sentence a little less fail. Edit incoming.

It has been confirmed that 30 of the 37 signatories also have long standing ties with the Church. The signatory list contains 6 duplicate business entries, 7 signatories that do not have a valid or existing business liscense in Clearwater and finally there are 3 that are completely illegible[2]. Many of these businesses are not open during weekends, when the protests are held. Business with ties to Scientology that were open during the protests had 'Anonymous Not Welcome' signs featured predominantly in their shop fronts.

XenuLovesU · May 13, 2008

Re: Press Release: Clearwater business petition

Skeptic1337;254427 said:

Let me see if I can work the math into something not completely confusing and make that sentence a little less fail. Edit incoming.

This is why I leave the wordsmithing to others

Skeptic1337 · May 13, 2008

Re: Press Release: Clearwater business petition

XenuLovesU;254457 said:

This is why I leave the wordsmithing to others

Edited for a boil down. Might want to add a conclusionary sentence to it like

"That indicates that of the original 37 signatories there are only 21 valid signatures all of which have long standing ties to the church of scientology forwarding this petition."

XenuLovesU · May 13, 2008

Re: Press Release: Clearwater business petition

Skeptic1337;254498 said:

Edited for a boil down. Might want to add a conclusionary sentence to it like

"That indicates that of the original 37 signatories there are only 21 valid signatures all of which have long standing ties to the church of scientology forwarding this petition."

Sounds good to me.

Consensus · May 13, 2008

Re: Press Release: Clearwater business petition

I'm presently working on the press page; we have a glitch with wordpress, so I'm having to do all the editing in raw html, and as block-o-text (as line feeds get changed to the letters 'rn'). When I'm done, we'll have a nice place to stick the final product of this thread on the main page (in addition to sending it out via e-mail).

As such, I'm a bit busy right now so I'm ducking out of this project for the moment. I like how it's shaping up, keep it going!

Girlontheinternet · May 13, 2008

Re: Press Release: Clearwater business petition

What we have so far:

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
CLEARWATER, FLORIDA. March 12, 2008 - The Church of Scientology in Clearwater Florida is once again attempting to impede the rights of US citizens to free assembly and free speech.

On May 9th 2008 a petition[1] was filed with Mayor Frank Hillbard of Clearwater Florida. In that petition, 37 merchants of the Cleveland Street district assert that frequent anti-Scientology demonstrations are disruptive to commerce in downtown Clearwater, making it difficult to attract new customers to the downtown district.

A loosely-affiliated, internet-based group of individuals who refer to themselves as 'Anonymous' has held global protests against the Church of Scientology every month since February. They plan to continue holding demonstrations every month until the Church's tax exempt status is revoked where applicable, it is properly penalized for its criminal activities, and it ceases all illegal and immoral activities that still take place today.

The fax number on the petition belongs to City Councilman Paul Gibson, who has long and extensive ties to the Church of Scientology.

It has been confirmed that 30 of the 37 signatories also have long standing ties with the Church. The signatory list contains 6 duplicate business entries, 7 signatories that do not have a valid or existing business license in Clearwater and finally there are 3 that are completely illegible[2]. That indicates that of the original 37 signatories there are only 21 valid signatures all of which have long standing ties to the church of scientology forwarding this petition.

Many of these businesses are not open during weekends, when the protests are held. Businesses with ties to Scientology that were open during the protests had 'Anonymous Not Welcome' signs featured predominantly in their shop fronts.

This petition is the next in a series of attempts to thwart the legal rights of those opposed to the Church of Scientology. On March 10th, a petition for a restraining order was filed in court seeking to stop an upcoming picket.[3] The petition was filed twice, and twice denied. A pattern of similar efforts to silence dissent can be found throughout Scientology's past.

[quote from an Anon goes here]

For more information, please visit Enturbulation.org. Updates on this and other stories pertaining to the Church of Scientology can be found at the Enturbulation Press Page[4].

[1]http://www.clearclearwater.com/images/1/1c/Pdfa6054.pdf

[2]Research supporting these claims can be found at http://tinyurl.com/5yomjy and http://tinyurl.com/54d774.

[3]http://www.sptimes.com/2008/03/12/images/Scientologyinjunction.pdf

[4]http://www.enturbulation.org/press-media

# # #

Some more tinkering with the third paragraph would be welcome. I edited it some, but it could be better.

edit: wow, what the hell happened to the second reference?
edit edit: oh, they're tinyurls.

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