Your Catch-Up Guide to the Scientology Scandal
The Attack Begins: A notorious group of internet users known as “Anonymous” have taken down a Scientology website after declaring war on the church. Anonymous, whose membership included hackers, has begun a “third wave” of attacks in the week-old operation dubbed “Project Chanologyâ€?.
Huffington Post: Anonymous has already beaten Scientology: “In other words, for all their supposed higher-brain functions, compliments of L. Ron Hubbard’s questionable teachings, they can’t win this one. A group of internet savvy kid vigilantes has, to some extent, already beaten them. ” February 10th, Join the protests at Churches of Scientology Worldwide
How I Escaped Scientology: A well-written, honest account of the experiences a former upper-level, inner-circle Scientologist who spent 20 years in what he describes as a “slavish” cult. He also gives the insider’s scoop on the formation of Scientology.
And for Good Measure: Secret Documents of Scientology
Anonymous’ Second Address to Scientology:
Honk if you Hate Scientology:
The Unsustainable Church of Scientology » ecoble - ecological design, green innovation and environmental sustainability said,
February 7, 2008 @ 3:47 am
[…] set of proactive strategies. This side of Scientology seems to have been lost in the scandalous shuffle of recent news but Scientology’s mixed messages and actions on the environment are also […]
Anon said,
February 14, 2008 @ 5:15 pm
Looks like the videos got removed