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This group can do more damage than good, even when the intentions are good. I agree with Leelila's response to your blog, and I don't support the Church Of Scientology. The mainstream Christian churches are right to classify the Scientology Church as a cult; any group that forces an individual to follow the leader "in faith" (which really means blindly) is either a cult, or on the verge of being a cult. Now even though Anonymous has the right to protest against the church of Scientology, their past tactics have caused them to lose their credibility. However, they are forcing people to think about the dangers of Scientology, which is a good thing.

I trust a person who doesn't hide behind a mask when speaking out. Then there are just some people who feel the need to hide.
I have never had to turn away an unwanted Scientologist away from my door at weird times of the day. At least not that I know of. Why does Scientology bother people?
Scientology seems to woprk for those who choose it. Saying it is a a Cult seems a little strong.

Scooch,
I agree that "Scientology seems to work for those who choose it." I personally have nothing for or against Scientology... I don't know enough about it to have formed my own opinion on it.

Leelila, thank you and I agree. I hope they keep taking to this change they seem to have brought to themselves. I can see them as a group that can start something very positive and get people more involved in whats going in this country and around the world. Then again they can flip that switch and again become a group who starts to spread hate and immaturity. The question is, would this be allowed by the masses that have joined them in opposition to the Church of Scientology?

Mystere, I agree with you except for that I think they can bring about positive changes if they keep going the way they are. I don't think they are doomed to fail because of their past. They definitely have their work cut out for them in order to earn a more positive image though. Yes, no one has the right to force someone to do something. What seems to be the case with Scientology is that they make people feel vulnerable and helpless without them. Not to mention they don't let people know what the full teachings of the church are until they pay outrageous fees to reach higher OT (Operating Thetan) levels.

Scooch, they hide their faces for good reason. The Church of Scientology has a term for people who oppose them and they consider enemies. They call them SP's or Suppressive Person's. They also have a set of policies called the "Fair Game Law". These are policies where SP's, their families, friends, "homes, property, places and abodes... are all beyond any protection of Scientology Ethics". In other words, they no longer have the same rights as a Scientologist: "By FAIR GAME is meant, may not b

one of the first women i ever fell in love with was a scientologist she had me go to meetings when i saw what was going on i told her i couldn't go through with that crap she then dumped me like a hot rock..those people are sick twisted individuals all with underlying alternatives i avoid them like the plague ..they all seem to be ex hard core drug addicts who were into hallucinogens..mostly acid ..meth has replaced that the church should be on the rise

I am a member of anonymous

for more information please consult

http://www.enturbulation.org/
whyaretheydead.net
xenutv.com

and watch this youtube video on our latest operation

People have asked, and continue to ask, why we wear masks. The primary reason for the masks is the protection of our identities. After all, how anonymous would we be if we exposed our faces to the world? A second reason is the protection of our lives and livelihood. Due to Scientology's Fair Game policy, we put ourselves at risk socially, politically, and financially when we speak out against this dangerous cult. This is a cult that has a well earned reputation for harassing critics and openly critical ex-scientologists at their homes and workplaces. Taking measures to protect your privacy and anonymity when confronted by an aggressively litigious cult - a cult whose mantra is "Never Defend, Always Attack!" - is a matter of common sense.

An in-depth article on the Fair Game policy can be found at Operation Clambake. A quick summary would state that any person declared Fair Game by Scientology may be attacked by legal or illegal means, and the Scientologist who commits this act may not be punished by the cult for it. While Scientology claims to have ended the policy several decades ago, they did so only in name. The cult continues to practice this policy to this day.

Craftyguy, Truthguy and Anonymous257: You have just pointed out some things which I couldn't quite pinpoint...thanks for speaking out the truth! I'm not as sharp as I should be regarding cults, but I am aware of some traits that cults have in common. One thing will always happen in cults: the leader will make a very specific prediction, and the prediction will be proven false in a period of time...such as the end of the world coming on a given date, a certain leader in the cult will live to see a certain event occur in his or her lifetime; and the list can go on.

I want to say thanx and i will be reading and watching also.
The explanation about why masks is the first time I have ever been answered by anyone who admits to it in the first place. This will be a learning experience.

OPERATION RECONNECT VIDEO!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NSSgwD-9PS4