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12 months in, Anonymous' Project Chanology is still alive

dublin | rights, freedoms and repression | event notice

Friday January 16, 2009 09:16

by Anonymous

info at anonireland dot org

The collective known as Anonymous will stage its 12th monthly protest against the 'Church' of Scientology this Saturday.

This will complete a full year of internet-driven demonstrations stemming from Scientology's attempts at censorship in January 2008. Following this shameful debacle, the "Project Chanology" movement was born. February 2008 then ushered in the start of an ongoing series of non-violent protests by the group 'Anonymous' at over 140 Scientology centres around the world on a monthly basis, including the Mission of Dublin Ltd on 62/63 Middle Abbey Street.

Anonymous is a loosely affiliated group of dedicated people from all walks of life, and all over the world, connected only by the common goal of exposing the corrupt and abusive practices of the 'Church' of Scientology. To further their goal, the internet-based activists have held monthly protests and rallies worldwide, with the intent of bringing Scientology abuses to the public domain and urging
politicians to take action.

The past year of activism has led to Anonymous being accused of an endless number of crimes, acts of retaliation and other malicious tactics employed by the 'Church' of Scientology. Despite this harassment, Anonymous continues to provide and freely distribute information relevant to the interests of the public, regardless of numerous attempts by Scientology to silence their criticism. The cause has been taken up by thousands worldwide, and continues to draw new
members daily.

'Church' of Scientology Mission of Dublin Ltd
62/63 Middle Abbey Street, Dublin 1
11:00 January 17th 2009

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Anyone interested in learning more about why Anonymous opposes Scientology, or participating in activism themselves, are encouraged to visit http://www.anonireland.org , http://www.whyweprotest.net , http://www.chanologyportal.com or http://www.unfairgame.net ; An info package has been created and is available for download at http://img1.anonbw.com/press/GoldInfoPack.pdf

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well done

by redsense

Fri Jan 16, 2009 13:51

Good to hear someone is taking the danger of this "Church" seriously. I had an interesting contact with them years ago in London. Posing as "market researchers" I was asked if I had an hour to spare to fill in a questionaire. Free snacks and coffee was provided, and as I had two hours to wait for my train I took up their offer. After filling in the questionaire and them analysing it, I was given an incredibly "Hard sell" to try and get me to join their so called church. They were very persuasive and had obviously seen something ain the answers I had given that made them think I was a prime candidate for their "Church"
Luckily I didn't commit anything more than a couple of pounds to buy their book which explained more about their origin. On my train journey home I read the first couple of chapters which confirmed what a close shave I had had.
This church is full of scarey dangerous people, and all should be wary of them. Keep up the pressure on these strange folk.

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