MartinJDAnon

Certain record, such as any FBI File you may or may not have, are actually protected against FOIA while you are still alive due to your privacy. Only you can request them.

As for te rest, there is little you can do to expunge your name from all other sources. You may be able to get it expunged from certain things, but not everything. If your name appears in a newspaper for example you can ask that they remove the article. They are not required to do so.

As for Congress, your real name will carry more weight with your Congress Critter. One that also works though is "Concerened Citizen" although it usually gets moved down a bit in the priority que.

I hope this helps some

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MartinJDAnon

Unfortunately I am not familiar with how Canadian Law deals with hate speech, but, I do know how the US deals with it.

Sadly Hate Speech, as vile and disgusting as it is, is protected here in the US. Many Court Cases, including those by the Supreme Court have held that it is protected as long as it does not incite to riot. I will make life easy, and just quote the law to you ;)

So what does this tell us?

Skokie teaches that the content of speech, especially hate speech, cannot be prohibited merely because the content is hatefull.

Brandenburg teaches that as long as Scilons don't specifically say, "Go beat up non-Scilons," they can continue their hate speech.

Sorry to write all of this, but better to be well armed and understand all the issues.

Now, Canada may be different, and there may be more you can do to prevent this kind of speech there, but you would have to consult a local attorney for that. Hope that helps

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ClearwaterAnon

Welcome Martin!

Heard your Glossip interview as did other Anons across the globe.

Please see these two posts of Scilon criminal actions at Spy vs Sci.

Second paragraph is key on the first one from Vancouver:

Vancouver, British Columbia

Then there's the Battle Creek, Michigan petty theft, destruction of private property and not clearly evident on video, the assualt:

Battle Creek, MI

I'm sure the involved parties would appreciate your advice.

"There is nothing more powerful than an idea whose time has come." - Victor Hugo.
Florida Chanology, Pix and Stuff

MartinJDAnon

If they come after my cats, then I have them on so many violations I will own them ;)

My cats are indoor cats, so to get them, that means:

1) Breaking and Entering
2) Burglary
3) Warrantless Entry
4) Cruelty to Animals

And probably many more, so they are welcome to try to go after my Kitties, who are little Land Sharks in their own right

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Flynn

CA,

I was chompin' at the bit for this one and asked earlier on his take on the sign haters in Battle Creek, MI:

MartinJDAnon

The water spraying. Well, as one of the anon's mentioned that they were asked to move each time the spraying commenced, the best you might be able to do is go after them for harrassment. It might be pushing it, but you do have the plus of the branch which shows that it is dangerous behavior. Specifically how far it would get I cannot say, but you may have something there.

Sadly the Assault could use a second camera (Hint to Anons: Have on camera filming only you guys at all times so you can catch them in their actions). The sign theft is 100% clear. Press charges for theft and destruction of pivate property.

The Anon's are also correct about the masks, so make sure that you bring that letter with you each time so you can put the Scilons in their place.

Hope this helps

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zuzuspetals

Hi Martin. I have a very important PM coming for you.

"Those who the gods wish to destroy, they first drive mad." -- Euripides

ClearwaterAnon

Thanks Martin,

The Vancouver branch incident sure smacks of culpable negligence to me.

Could you please post your advice in those threads or PM the parties involved?

There's a >9000 chance the parties will get the message then, and a much slimmer chance they'll catch it in this sticky thread that will grow huge.

"There is nothing more powerful than an idea whose time has come." - Victor Hugo.
Florida Chanology, Pix and Stuff

MartinJDAnon

Done ;)

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churchlady

This has not happened to my knowledge but....

What if someone who got the silly letter goes on to commit a crime against the scilons and get arrested. Can the Scilons use the fact that they sent the person the letter to get the person in more legal trouble?

Once again, THIS HASN'T REALLY HAPPENED. NOBODY GET YOUR KNICKERS IN A KNOT.

Theta Postulates are my super power.

Obi-Wan-anon

The way the Co$ operates, would they REALLY want to give a lawyer *everything* they have? There's so much information they want to hide, why just give it away? To people wanting to bring down the cult, there is NO useless paperwork. Only hidden footbullet material.

They might accidently give out info about names/relationships with the orgs (info about the C&D letters and the lawyers/PI/Servers they use in the area, for example). Or info about who does their DVD video processing.

I say, if the Co$ wants to give us mountains of papers, let them.

"There are no conflicts which cannot be resolved unless the true promoters of them remain hidden.

—L. Ron Hubbard, New Slant On Life"

churchlady

Question #2

For those who received letters, there has been some talk of calling and/or writing to the law firm that sent the letters in hopes of racking up billable hours. You know, getting into an hour long conversation or sending a 5 page letter.

Is this a good idea?

Theta Postulates are my super power.

MartinJDAnon

Sadly it would serve little purpose. The Scilons will pay anyway, and if you call or send letters to the law firm, they will be able to go after you for harassment.

I would recommend sending a simple letter stating why the allegations are wrong, and that if they continue to harass you via mail you will retain legal counsel.

Hope this helps

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Member, Southern Poverty Law Center
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MartinJDAnon

The letter would not show more legal trouble, but would show that they have taken steps to prevent your actions, and it would likely go against you. The best bet in this case is to hire a lawyer of your own or get one from the ACLU and counter sue them.

Hope this helps

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BigBeard

Related to the incident with the kids at the LA Subway Restaurant. Reports indicate someone from the local Org has been posting "No Anonymous" signs in Subway without permission for several weeks.

After this latest incident with a rep from the org interfering with Subway's business by acting to physically keep Anon's (including young kids) from entering to eat, would the Subway manager have grounds to get a restraining order a) prohibiting Cof$ from posting "No Anon" signs in Subway's windows and, b) prohibiting anyone from the org from interfering with Subway's customers, whether Anon or not?

Or would something like that have to originate at Subway Corporate level?

BigBeard

MartinJDAnon

Well, the store manager *always* has option B open to him. Also the "No Anon" sogn smacks of the "Whites Only" signs of the 40's - 60's and we won those battles in court.

The manager could ask that the signs be removed, and should have. It should now be kicked up to corporate in the form of a lawsuit to prevent it from happening at *any* subway ever again.

Hope this helps

P.S. We need a Shark Smilie

Land Shark needs LULZ

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BigBeard

Will a shark avatar do? See: Shark Avatar at Avatarist

monamia

I think the confusion of that image--the *whites only* image--is what may have prompted the commenter to spontaneously say the sign was *racist*.

i was just a little kid, but i clearly remember seeing those signs in the South, and frankly, i had the same first response when i saw that sign--the familiar chilling memory.

13Heathens

I wish that was the case for me.. It went deeper. I remembered the signs in the US, but also thought of the ones in Nazi Germany.. and the fact that not a SINGLE Scientologist countered my videos which I wanted them to respond to most...

It reinforced why I don't consider myself Anonymous, even if you folks do have my support. I DO oppose many of their beliefs, and have no problems saying so.

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highoverlord

ya its pointless that we dont fight there belifes. I do all the time...

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