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April 13, 2008

Bite Size News

041408-scientology-protest.jpg--150 members of Anonymous, the group that wears Guy Fawkes masks and opposes Scientology, was back yesterday to protest. [Boston Herald]

--Welcome back, Army Reserve's 719th Movement Control Battalion! [Boston Globe, WCVB]

--The Herald is launching a series on the mortgage mess. Today it focuses on an allegedly shady man, Dwight Jenkins, who was taking investors money in the hopes that fixer-uppers would be profitable when "flipped." [Background from Boston Herald, Jenkins profile from Boston Herald]

--Even though it happened a while ago, the Food Network will air footage from Somerville's "What the Fluff?" festival tomorrow night on "Unwrapped" at 9:00 pm. [Somerville Journal]

Image from Scientology protest by Skepchick from photos tagged "Bostonist" on Flickr. Check out her blog.


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Anonymous doesn't oppose Scientology, but rather the corporation's abuses of its members and its critics. Our last protest focused on the family-destroying practice called "Disconnection" (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disconnection).

In fact Anonymous is allied with members of the Freezone - the protestants of Scientology, who practice their faith outside of the organization. Many have left because they hold a fervent belief in Hubbard's religious teachings but do not agree with the immoral practices and required 'fixed donations' to learn more about the faith.

The corporation claims we are a hate group who is against religious freedom, but their own relentless attacks against members of the Freezone exposes a hypocrisy that the corporation has yet to address.

 
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