Hey Kids! Send your letters and cards to Uncle Anonymous! Yes, especially you at Durable Slate

Now that the suit against Diskkeeper, a company run by scifags like Durable Slate is, is going forward we Columbus Anons have let out our breath.

We want your stories, your rumors, things you have had to put up with as a non-cultist at a cultist run company. How have the conditions been of late?

Go to hushmail.com and make an account. It is anonymous mail service. Small "a" anonymous, meaning it is not affiliated with Anonymous or our activities to expose the crimes and criminal nature of the cult of scientology.

email your messages to cbus.anon@hushmail.com. Any information will be kept confidential as to its source.

We have a civil rights attorney here in Columbus who is interested in hearing more.

Good luck to you all, and remember, Anonymous is here to help those under the cult's thumb, whether you are employed by a cultist and are pressured to join or give money, or if you are a member who wishes to leave.

If you are a member and wish to leave, we can hook you up with online resources, and you needn't tell us your names or details, though if you want to, that is cool and up to you.

Take care and end the tyranny of this evil, tawdry cult!

Remember:

cbus.anon@hushmail.com

All abusive and other illegal emails will be forwarded to the proper authorities, so no trolling, scifags...

So, Scientology... just wanted to let you know that you and your scams like WISE and companies that use it? Well, people are waking up to it being a tool to indocrinate people into the cult.

So, Diskkeeper, and now



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http://www.shortnews.com/start.cfm?id=71253

06/07/2008 07:56 PM ID: 71253 Permalink

Woman Forced to Study Scientology at Work, Complains to Radio Station, Fired
An Alabama woman has filed suit against her former employer, a dentist who required her to study materials by L. Ron Hubbard, the founder of Scientology. After she complained on a radio station, she was fired.

The woman, Cortnie L. Beasley, called a local radio show to report that she objected, as a Baptist, to having Scientology views taught to her as part of her job. She says she was asked to sign a waiver allowing her to be trained in Scientology.

The radio show she appeared on was playing in the dentist office when she arrived to work. She was fired almost immediately after she arrived. She's seeking compensation and punitive damages and has also alleged a hostile work environment.

Oh, Scientology, at long last have you no shame?

Management of Durable Slate- your days of oppression and discrimination against those who know your cult is a dangerous fraud are numbered.

Whanonstler wrote:Management of Durable Slate- your days of oppression and discrimination against those who know your cult is a dangerous fraud are numbered.

Might one say that they are slated to fall shortly?



Xenu made me do it!


Thanks you, thank you. No need for applause. I'll be here all week. Don't forget to tip your server. And drive home carefully...

It would be refreshing to see some of the money they have made for the Chan's to go to benefit some current or former employees instead of to buying an Idle Org for David Miscavige.

how do we get message of op to general public for greater harpoons? reading at raid? fliers? signs? letter to the editor?
oh wait, LtoE won't work. cbus news ignores us.