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keep the OT levels secret, ... databases proliferated containing all copyrighted works, all
Hubbard lectures, and then internal scientology documents. ... we soon understood that we were under siege ... sent out threats to every person who posted the materials, to the , and even to the phone companies that gave access to the internet. But that resulted in more sites appearing. It was ultimately a hopeless war ... Eventually, even we had to admit we had lost. We were playing a never-ending game of
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confidential. ... people were identified as suspects, and lawsuits were filed against them. In
February 1995, federal marshals raided their homes and seized their computers. ... The filing of these lawsuits was a strategic blunder. It set the fledgling internet on fire and activists began appearing from all over, vowing to destroy scientology and end its assault on 'free speech'.
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Hubbard warned his followers in writing to 'beware of attorneys who tell you not to sue... the purpose of the suit is to harass and discourage rather than to win.' Result: Scientology has brought hundreds of suits against its perceived enemies and today pays an estimated $ 20 million annually to more
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launched a new — and virtual — assault that scientology has never recovered from: legal threats, lawsuits, and attempted criminal prosecutions proved to be no match for the anonymous worldwide information dissemination vehicle that was the ever-expanding internet. Scientology was losing the battle to
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was a phrase coined to describe the "war" that the Church of
Scientology waged to try to remove their copyrighted materials and secret "advanced technology" from the internet, and to hinder, harass and punish those who used the internet to discuss Scientology and expose abuses. The efforts started in
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After failing to remove the newsgroup, Scientologists adopted a strategy of newsgroup spam and intimidation. Scientologists hired third parties to regularly flood the newsgroup with pro-scientology messages, vague anti-scientology messages, irrelevant comments, and accusations that other posters are
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was sued for posting a portion of
Scientology's writings to the Internet. Henson defended himself in court without a lawyer, while at the same time he carried out protests and pickets against Scientology. The court found that Henson had committed copyright infringement, and the damage award against
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Scientology, though most of the cases were settled out of court. Many cases have been criticized as examples of malicious litigation and its members and lawyers have been indicted and fined for such actions. Noteworthy incidents in the later
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replied: "We thought it was a small issue, and our normal fare is government corruption and military secrets, so it seemed that this nutty religious organization was pretty inconsequential in terms of what we normally do. But after receiving these legal threats from them ... it was time for us to
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has spoken at length about her involvement in these attacks. Lawyers representing the Church of
Scientology made public appeals to Internet service providers to remove the newsgroup completely from their news servers. Furthermore, anonymous participants in the newsgroup kept up a steady stream of
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Scientology. Failing that, they tried to overpower it. When insider information started to appear in droves, the organization identified and focused on several key players, had their premises raided, and filed
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This was a huge flap. ... At the outset, it was unclear who was responsible, and all hands began a frantic effort to nail down the perpetrators. ... We tapped any scientologist who had computer expertise and engage a group of PIs to collect evidence. This was both high priority and highly
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for copyright violations arising from published excerpts from confidential materials. There followed a summary judgment in 1995, full proceedings in 1999, an appeal in 2003 which has been upheld by the
Supreme Court of Netherlands in December 2005, all in favor of the provider and Karin
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Henson was $ 75,000, an amount which
Scientology said was the largest damages ever awarded against an individual for copyright infringement. Henson's case became increasingly more complex and ongoing, with a misdemeanor conviction of interfering with religion in
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February 13, 1995. Accompanied by Scientology lawyers, federal marshals made several raids on the homes of individuals who were accused of posting Scientology's copyrighted materials to the newsgroup. Raids took place against
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in March 2002, though the entry was reinstated after Google received a large number of complaints from Internet users. The publicity stemming from this incident led Google to begin submitting DMCA takedown notices it received to the
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in late July 1994. A former high-ranking official in the Scientology organization who had been personally affiliated with L. Ron Hubbard, he caused a number of regular participants in the newsgroup to sit up and take notice.
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in 1991, partly as a joke, partly for the purpose of informing the public about Scientology. Debate over the pros and cons of Scientology waxed and waned on the newsgroup through the first three years of its existence, and
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on the term for a while, which in turn resulted in Scientology persuading Google to remove links to the site until international outcry led to the links being restored. This might be considered an early example of a
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and, by law, copies of all documents (with few exceptions) received by authorities are available for anyone from the public to see, at any time he or she wishes. This, known as the Principle of Public Access
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Clambake site, initially posting a false claim that the site's author had requested its removal. A search would return a "Blocked Site Error" from the Wayback archive. The claim has since been removed.
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was posted there. Slashdot noted this as the first time a comment had to be removed from its system due to copyright concerns, and retaliated by posting a list of links to anti-Scientology websites.
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in an attempt to win many of the court cases in which it involves itself. On the other side of the battle, many Web-page developers have linked the words "Dianetics" and "Scientology" to
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and off-topic arguments. Participants on the newsgroup accused Scientology of organising these electronic attacks, though the organization consistently denied any wrongdoing.
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and Scientology settled their lawsuits. Erlich withdrew from the online battle entirely, and all mention of him was removed from Church of Scientology material.
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were quickly issued for those servers that did not do so. However, the issuance of the message resulted in increased public criticism of Scientology by
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secret Scientologists intent on tracking and punishing posters. This makes the newsgroup virtually unreadable via online readers such as
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against Scientology on April 12, 2008. Named "Operation Reconnect", it aimed to increase awareness of the Church of Scientology's
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net-filter program Cyber Sitter. Since no updates have been reported since 1998 (and the original filter program only worked with
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onto the newsgroup, rendering it nearly unreadable at times when the message "floods" were at their peaks. Over one million
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them from "unapproved" material about the organization. The software was designed to completely block out the newsgroup
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once said, "I am thankful I'm not having to face the Net. It's going to be to Scientology what Vietnam was to the US."
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that guarantees access to public documents. Panoussis turned over a copy of the NOTs documents to the office of the
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earnest in the 1990s and were effectively abandoned in the late-2000s. Former national spokesman for Scientology
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than 100 lawyers. One legal goal of Scientology is to bankrupt the opposition or bury it under paper.
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lawsuits against them. Their efforts to suppress speech about Scientology attracted the attention of
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levels, considered secret by the Church of Scientology. Three weeks later, Wikileaks received a
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search engine to erase its entries on the controversial anti-Scientology Web site
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Matthew A. Schroettnig; Stefanie Herrington; Lauren E. Trent (February 6, 2008).
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Religious Technology Center v. Netcom On-Line Communication Services, Inc.
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Inside Scientology: How I Joined Scientology and Became Superhuman
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by specific "high noise" posters make the newsgroup more usable.
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defense. Daily reports of the latest happenings were posted to
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483:
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in 2008, who declared their own war against Scientology, called
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645:. It also regularly demanded the deletion of material from the
559:(1) It was started with a forged message; (2) not discussed on
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2731:. Internet Broadcasting Systems and Local6.com. Archived from
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906:, which originally consisted of users of the English speaking
661:
317:
3232:
Final Victory! XS4ALL and Karin Spaink Win Scientology Battle
1209:
In March 2001, legal threats from Scientology lawyers forced
489:
The Xenu story had been published in the Robert Kaufman book
2789:"Masked Demonstrators Protest Against Church of Scientology"
2670:. Newsweek, Inc. pp. Technology: Newsweek Web Exclusive
936:. Calling the action by the Church of Scientology a form of
328:
in the courts of several nations, although not those of the
1482:
NOTS34: criminality successfully protected by copyright law
1017:
on March 15, 2008, in cities all over the world, including
1097:" that "aids and abets a general climate of Western media
806:
In the 1990s the Church of Scientology was distributing a
731:, although more specialized newsreading software that can
444:
flared up commonly, as they did on some other newsgroups.
3536:"Briefing Re: The Church of Scientology and the Internet"
3425:"Scientology Critics Claim Harassment For Using Internet"
2104:
Wal-Mart, CIA, ExxonMobil Changed Knowledge (XXG) Entries
368:, internally Scientology conceded they had lost the war.
4885:
A Very Merry Unauthorized Children's Scientology Pageant
4316:
Church of Scientology Intl. v. Time Warner, Inc., et al.
1807:"Church of Scientology protects secrets on the Internet"
2990:"Dozens of masked protesters blast Scientology church"
1535:
1533:
1531:
261:
which has held protests in many countries against the
2290:"Anonymous hackers take on the Church of Scientology"
1238:
In September 2002, lawyers for Scientology contacted
1081:
published a 612-page Scientology manual on the eight
940:, members of Project Chanology organized a series of
3520:"Scientology fails to delete crazy Tom Cruise video"
3249:
Stipulated Final Judgement and Permanent Injunction"
1832:, (December 28, 1997) "The Cult Awareness Network".
1662:"Hunting rabbits, serving spam: The net under siege"
1457:
Medical claims within Scientology's secret teachings
876:, that computers owned by the Church of Scientology
4981:
Digital Millennium Copyright Act takedown incidents
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4568:
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Hubbard Association of Scientologists International
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2855:"Organizers Tout Scientology Protest, Plan Another"
2723:"Group Lines Road To Protest Church Of Scientology"
2001:
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913:and forums such as Somethingawful.com, and several
482:), which gave L. Ron Hubbard's description of the "
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2526:"Anonymous hackers vow to "dismantle" Scientology"
2425:
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587:Shortly after the initial legal announcements and
4288:Church of Scientology Intl. v. Fishman and Geertz
3047:"Scientology site gets a facelift after protests"
2968:"Scientology protestors take action around world"
1470:"How Scientology claims to cure physical illness"
1220:The organization also used the DMCA to force the
336:by launching lawsuits against outspoken critics.
4274:Church of Scientology of California v. Armstrong
4080:Church of Scientology editing on Knowledge (XXG)
3609:Church of Scientology editing on Knowledge (XXG)
1616:. New York: New York University Press. pp.
722:Church of Scientology editing on Knowledge (XXG)
3107:"Short Take: Scientologists win Net court case"
1137:that contained 61 pages including the story of
880:in the Scientology entry on Knowledge (XXG). A
501:in 1977, and several times in the 1980s in the
384:
4740:New York Rescue Workers Detoxification Project
4700:Concerned Businessmen's Association of America
4337:Headley v. Church of Scientology International
2801:. pp. Issue 69, Volume 88. Archived from
1284:Critics split over DDoS attacks on Scientology
684:In the wake of the Scientologist actions, the
269:There are a number of disputes concerning the
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3562:
3018:"Scientology strikes back in information war"
2826:"Anti-Scientologists Warm Up for February 10"
2027:
2025:
1847:"The Church of Scientology vs. Anon.penet.fi"
1191:in Canada due to ongoing threats against him.
920:On January 14, 2008, a video produced by the
293:. The organization has often been accused of
8:
3352:"Google Begins Making DMCA Takedowns Public"
2888:"Scientology protest surge crashes websites"
2178:
2176:
2156:"Knowledge (XXG) bans Church of Scientology"
2127:"Knowledge (XXG) Bans Scientology From Site"
332:. Others have said that the organization is
4680:Association for Better Living and Education
4447:International Association of Scientologists
3324:"Scientologists Force Comment Off Slashdot"
1599:
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999:. On February 10, 2008, about 7,000 people
928:was leaked to the Internet and uploaded to
84:Internet, courts of law, worldwide protests
4843:Leah Remini: Scientology and the Aftermath
4775:World Institute of Scientology Enterprises
3853:
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3105:Macavinta, Courtney (September 15, 1998).
2756:"Anti-Scientology group has protest rally"
2687:
2685:
2323:"Online group declares war on Scientology"
2047:Matt Loney; Evan Hansen (March 21, 2002).
1650:alt.religion.scientology, 3 September 2010
1001:protested in more than 93 cities worldwide
968:"Message to Scientology", January 21, 2008
718:Trapped in the Closet (South Park episode)
31:
3370:"Net archive silences Scientology critic"
3173:"Scientology loss keeps hyperlinks legal"
2925:"Second round of Anonymous v Scientology"
2702:. London: Guardian News and Media Limited
1925:
1923:
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1496:
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1242:(archive.org), the administrators of the
4295:Hill v. Church of Scientology of Toronto
1125:Scientology's lawsuit against ex-member
541:On January 11, 1995, Scientology lawyer
2799:University of California, Santa Barbara
2321:George-Cosh, David (January 25, 2008).
2149:
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2120:
2118:
2116:
1693:"Rmgroup message from Helena K. Kobrin"
1276:
837:In June 2006, Scientology lawyers sent
4330:Church of Scientology Moscow v. Russia
4281:R. v. Church of Scientology of Toronto
4239:X. and Church of Scientology v. Sweden
3447:"How Scientology changed the internet"
3368:Bowman, Lisa M. (September 24, 2002).
3138:Macavinta, Courtney (March 30, 1999).
3086:
3084:
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3080:
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2524:Dodd, Gareth, ed. (January 25, 2008).
2110:, Rhys Blakely, Fox News Network, LLC.
2018:from the original on October 15, 2015.
1383:"The Thriving Cult of Greed and Power"
3504:"Legal Cases - Church of Scientology"
3460:Hahn, Jason Duaine (March 29, 2015).
3423:Bjorhus, Jennifer (August 26, 1995).
3206:"Scientologists loses copyright case"
2988:Forrester, John (February 11, 2008).
2692:Barkham, Patrick (February 4, 2008).
2557:Brandon, Mikhail (January 28, 2008).
2430:Chan Enterprises (January 21, 2008).
2049:"Google pulls anti-Scientology links"
1904:Helmers, Sabine (September 1, 1997).
1872:Prendergast, Alan (October 4, 1995).
1660:Prendergast, Alan (October 4, 1995).
58:by an Internet group calling itself '
7:
4780:Youth for Human Rights International
4253:Wollersheim v. Church of Scientology
4200:The Thriving Cult of Greed and Power
3140:"Scientologists settle legal battle"
2886:Andrew Ramadge (February 14, 2008).
2853:Carlos Moncada (February 12, 2008).
2298:. CNET Networks, Inc. Archived from
1557:from the original on April 23, 1999.
1129:, his provider Digital Gateway, and
324:. Scientology has been convicted of
27:War between Scientology and netizens
4695:Citizens Commission on Human Rights
4384:Church of Scientology International
4302:Religious Technology Center v Lerma
3774:Religious Technology Center v Lerma
3204:Libbenga, Jan (September 8, 2003).
2787:Standifer, Tom (February 4, 2008).
2660:Braiker, Brian (February 8, 2008).
2631:Vamosi, Robert (January 28, 2008).
2288:Vamosi, Robert (January 24, 2008).
2031:Freedom Magazine, Vol 27, Issue 4:
1568:Hicks, Jesse (September 20, 2015).
183:, various other associated entities
177:Church of Scientology International
4472:Scientology Missions International
4437:Golden Era Productions (Gold Base)
4413:Flag Building/Super Power Building
4323:Arenz, Röder and Dagmar v. Germany
3526:. January 16, 2008. Archived from
3508:EFF Electronic Frontier Foundation
3234:, Press Release, December 16, 2005
2491:Thomas, Nicki (January 25, 2008).
1906:"A Brief History of anon.penet.fi"
1695:. January 11, 1995. Archived from
1121:years of the online war included:
688:, which had been the most popular
25:
4070:Alaska Mental Health Enabling Act
3815:Scientology beliefs and practices
3264:"Scientology critic seeks pardon"
3171:Hines, Matt (September 8, 2003).
3045:Andrew Ramadge (March 20, 2008).
2923:Andrew Ramadge (March 17, 2008).
2824:Eber, Hailey (February 4, 2008).
2358:Singel, Ryan (January 23, 2008).
1433:from the original on July 9, 2008
1301:Canadian Content, 23 January 2008
3990:Scientology and religious groups
3669:Digital Millennium Copyright Act
3652:
3510:. March 13, 2003. Archived from
3292:"Scientology subpoenas Worldnet"
3016:Davies, Shaun (March 20, 2008).
2006:Brown, Janelle (July 15, 1998).
1604:Grossman, Wendy (October 1997).
1196:Digital Millennium Copyright Act
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4770:The Way to Happiness Foundation
4246:Church of Scientology v. Sweden
3538:. June 30, 2000. Archived from
2594:Feran, Tom (January 31, 2008).
2559:"Scientology in the Crosshairs"
2390:Feran, Tom (January 24, 2008).
2255:KNBC Staff (January 24, 2008).
2218:Warne, Dan (January 24, 2008).
1421:"Scientology's Crushing Defeat"
699:
526:documents were done through an
345:Scientology versus the internet
257:A member of the Internet group
18:Scientology versus the Internet
4801:Ali's Smile: Naked Scientology
4432:Founding Church of Scientology
4396:Church of Spiritual Technology
1930:Jones, Colman (July 4, 1996).
1381:Behar, Richard (May 6, 1991).
1067:a fifth (Operation Sea Arrrgh)
1065:occurred on May 10, 2008, and
944:against Scientology websites,
672:Electronic Frontier Foundation
265:every month since January 2008
64:Founding Church of Scientology
1:
4075:Books critical of Scientology
3476:"Scientology's Internet Wars"
3262:Zapler, Mike (July 7, 2007).
2185:"Scientology - Cult Friction"
1793:(download in various formats)
1758:Ryan, Nick (March 23, 2000).
1206:with the pseudonym of "Safe".
700:Scientology's online campaign
378:was put on the case when the
54:Counterclockwise from above:
4971:Scientology and the Internet
4462:Rehabilitation Project Force
4115:Guardian's Office operations
3578:Scientology and the Internet
3290:Goodin, Dan (June 3, 1999).
2183:John Cook (March 17, 2008).
2125:Shea, Danny (May 29, 2009).
1648:The Un-Funny Truth about ARS
1185:Riverside County, California
1091:intellectual-property rights
924:featuring an interview with
480:Operating Thetan Level Three
281:and the organization on the
35:Scientology and the Internet
4457:Religious Technology Center
3955:Keeping Scientology Working
3445:Lee, Dave (July 17, 2013).
2501:. Sun Media. Archived from
2154:Metz, Cade (May 29, 2009).
1069:occurred on June 14, 2008.
978:Religious Technology Center
878:had been removing criticism
545:attempted to shut down the
5002:
4178:The Secrets of Scientology
3496:Scientology v The Internet
3094:. Fox News. June 19, 2008.
2721:Staff (February 3, 2008).
2534:. Agencies. Archived from
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635:Internet service providers
522:The first postings of the
430:Scott Goehring set up the
382:appeared on the internet.
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4452:Office of Special Affairs
4408:Flag Service Organization
4260:Hernandez v. Commissioner
4172:Scientology as a business
3820:Scientology controversies
3790:
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3408:; Jacobsen, Jeff (1995).
2034:A Crime By Any Other Name
1966:; Jacobsen, Jeff (1995).
1788:Rashleigh-Berry, Roland.
1314:; Krebs, Theresa (1988).
993:Santa Barbara, California
942:denial-of-service attacks
845:, founder of the website
766:In the early days of the
680:alt.religion.scientology.
498:The Philadelphia Inquirer
416:Office of Special Affairs
197:
141:
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42:Scientology controversies
39:
4745:Oxford Capacity Analysis
4232:United States v. Hubbard
3594:alt.religion.scientology
1204:alt.religion.scientology
952:to Scientology centers.
824:content-control software
816:alt.religion.scientology
808:special software package
740:alt.religion.scientology
654:alt.religion.scientology
553:alt.religion.scientology
536:alt.religion.scientology
466:alt.religion.scientology
453:alt.religion.scientology
436:alt.religion.scientology
426:alt.religion.scientology
181:Scientology front groups
149:alt.religion.scientology
4986:Scientology and society
4100:Death of Lisa McPherson
2966:) (February 12, 2008).
2333:Canwest Publishing Inc.
1760:"The Gospel of the Web"
1015:second wave of protests
874:Knowledge (XXG) Scanner
872:, in an article on the
788:character assassination
733:filter out all messages
620:in The Netherlands and
610:Lawrence A. Wollersheim
4710:Cult Awareness Network
1606:"Copyright Terrorists"
1155:Offentlighetsprincipen
1146:Constitution of Sweden
969:
886:Cult Awareness Network
565:
404:
309:of certain documents.
297:through the filing of
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4878:A Token of My Extreme
4755:Second Chance Program
4750:Safe Environment Fund
4420:Flag Ship Service Org
4379:Church of Scientology
4090:Death of Elli Perkins
3795:Church of Scientology
3269:San Jose Mercury News
2236:on September 21, 2012
1795:. Operation Clambake.
1582:on November 13, 2020.
1545:"alt.scientology.war"
1110:Notable legal actions
1053:. Anonymous held its
967:
922:Church of Scientology
641:, Tom Klemesrud, and
557:
334:abusing copyright law
271:Church of Scientology
256:
173:Church of Scientology
4850:My Scientology Movie
4189:Tax status in the US
4140:Operation Snow White
3755:Lawrence Wollersheim
3514:on February 2, 2017.
3247:RTC v. Dennis Erlich
2904:on February 15, 2008
2867:on February 10, 2012
2641:. CNET Networks, Inc
2008:"A Web of their own"
1982:The Skeptics Society
1879:Denver Westword News
1543:(December 1, 1995).
1512:Simon & Schuster
1393:on February 25, 2007
1131:The Washington Post.
1059:disconnection policy
612:and Robert Penny of
373:Scientology official
4765:Volunteer Ministers
4715:The Delphian School
4685:Applied Scholastics
4095:Death of Kaja Ballo
4085:Clearwater Hearings
3720:Andreas Heldal-Lund
3542:on August 29, 2006.
3480:Watchman Fellowship
3382:on October 12, 2008
3152:on November 3, 2012
3119:on November 4, 2012
2768:on February 6, 2008
2606:Newhouse Newspapers
2538:on January 28, 2008
2505:on January 29, 2008
2408:on January 28, 2008
2402:Newhouse Newspapers
2339:on January 28, 2008
2302:on January 27, 2012
2131:The Huffington Post
2106:, August 16, 2007,
1944:on January 29, 2008
1884:Village Voice Media
1853:on December 7, 2008
1725:on January 20, 2008
1672:Village Voice Media
1116:Scientology and law
997:Manchester, England
938:Internet censorship
915:Internet Relay Chat
810:for its members to
460:The Xenu revelation
350:Robert Vaughn Young
287:front organizations
203:Andreas Heldal-Lund
75:July 1994 – present
4730:Moxon & Kobrin
4184:Suppressive person
4166:Scientology and Me
4135:Operation Freakout
4130:Operation Clambake
3960:Marcab Confederacy
3935:Ethics and justice
3745:David S. Touretzky
3619:Operation Clambake
3023:National Nine News
2941:on October 6, 2009
2531:Xinhua News Agency
2269:on August 21, 2008
2230:National Nine News
1874:"Stalking the Net"
1813:. August 26, 1995.
1790:"The XENU Leaflet"
1699:on August 24, 2005
1541:Grossman, Wendy M.
1248:Operation Clambake
1227:Operation Clambake
1150:Swedish Parliament
970:
792:Operation Clambake
690:anonymous remailer
583:Raids and lawsuits
567:In practice, this
534:Attempt to remove
528:anonymous remailer
307:unpublished status
267:
242:Moxon & Kobrin
157:Operation Clambake
4958:
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4914:Wikimedia Commons
4495:Status by country
4389:Guaranty Building
4145:Project Chanology
4110:Fishman Affidavit
4042:Training routines
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3674:Fishman Affidavit
3634:Project Chanology
3530:on March 6, 2008.
3418:. pp. 35–41.
3063:on March 20, 2008
2960:Harrison, James (
2805:on April 20, 2008
2735:on March 28, 2008
2199:on March 23, 2008
2094:, August 15, 2007
1426:The Village Voice
1419:(June 24, 2008).
1350:Berry, Graham E.
1289:, 25 January 2008
1200:AT&T Worldnet
1135:Fishman Affidavit
1133:Lerma posted the
982:freedom of speech
965:
934:Project Chanology
898:Project Chanology
892:Project Chanology
573:newgroup messages
504:Los Angeles Times
362:Project Chanology
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4467:Saint Hill Manor
4367:Celebrity Centre
4225:Hubbard v Vosper
4150:Project Normandy
4032:Study Technology
3975:Operating Thetan
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864:In August 2007,
839:cease-and-desist
710:Chilling Effects
694:Johan Helsingius
652:Participants in
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