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REVIEW OF PUBLIC RECORDS FINDS
July 31, 1998
Washington, DC -- A review of public records by Anarchist News Service
has found that a link between the recent New York Times ad calling for
Mumia's execution and the Cult of Scientology, originally reported to
ANS by a fourth party investigator, "very likely."
The evidence revealed by the review is as follows:
The web page,
http://www.justice4danielfaulkner.com, is hosted by earthlink.net, a
corporation owned by Scientologists. A WHOIS search on the web page shows
that the Administrative, Technical and Billing contacts all are located in
the Earthlink headquarters. This practice is in direct conflict with the
practice being employed with other earthlink clients, who all list, at the
very least, an independent administrative contact. What this means to the
layman is that the content on the site is being administered by
earthlink.net's headquarters and that the site is being paid for by
earthlink.net, which means that the site is being controlled by a
Scientologist front group. For those who want to confirm this, call this
Administrative contact at 626-296-5561, E-mail the administrative contact
at justice4df@earthlink.net,
or call Earthlink 626-296-2400.
Furthermore, there are no names given for people who support the group.
The group describes itself in the "Who Are We" link as "We
are not affiliated with any police organization. We are simply a group of
individuals that has grown tired of seeing the outrageous lies and
distortions that various Jamal supporters have spread unchallenged,
through the media and on the internet. We have gone to great lengths to
research the true facts of this case and present them here for the first
time. We intend to continue our research and update this site in the future.
Your comments are welcome."
While Leonard Weinglass, in his response to the ad, mentions that it
alleges to speak for the Fraternal Order of Police and that it is
alledgedly headed by the widow of Daniel Faulkner, no evidence of these
associations is forthcoming. Furthermore, the group does not officially
exist, has not been filed as a charitable organization or as a
corporation, has no bank account, in Philadelphia, where it maintains
its PO Box, or in Pasadena, California, where it's domain name contact
address and phone number are listed.
This kind of anonymity is uncharacteristic, to say the least, of the
FOP or of the widow of Daniel Faulkner. Both have enough experience, if
not personally, then certainly in the people advising them, to set up a
proper corporation and to properly collect money, and both have enough
reason to make the ad that they would publically take responsibility
without any reason to hide.
That said, it is even more suspicious that the organization "Justice
for Daniel Faulkner" DID NOT EXIST until June 12, 1998, four days before
the ad was printed. When did it collect the donations it has alleged it
collected? Did it collect thirty to eighty thousand dollars (the price
of a full page NY Times ad) in four days? Doubtful!
So we know that Justice for Daniel Faulkner's web pages are being run by
the Scientologists, we now Justice for Daniel Faulkner raised an enormous
sum of money in four days of existence, and we know that no one is
publically willing to affiliate themselves with Justice for Daniel Faulkner
and that there is no public record of its existence other than the
aforementioned web pages, a PO Box and an unsigned ad. (And right now there
are folk investigating the ownership of the PO Box and the ad, results of
the investigation will hopefully be forthcoming next week -- for you junior
slueths, the PO Box's number is 39270 in Philadelphia, PA, 19136.)
So this begs the question of what Scientology's motivation is? While there
is an allegation, as yet unproven, but with evidence promising to come,
that Earthlink invaded the E-mail of a communist writer got the idea for the
campaign from there, even without that evidence, there is evidence enough of
Scientology's virulent anti-Communist and anti-leftist witch hunts. As early
as 1940, L Ron Hubbard was known to be reporting alleged "security
risks" to the FBI, and a series of documents released by the FBI show
that in repeated meetings with FBI agents L Ron Hubbard turned over names,
files, and even fingerprints(!) of Scientologists he believed to be
communists.
In one FBI file about a a meeting with Hubbard, the agent notes
"Hubbard advised that he felt communists within his organization were
undermining its structure. He advised that he had turned over the names
of several suspected Communists to the FBI office in Los Angeles. ...
Hubbard stated that he strongly feels that Dianetics can be used to combat
communism." In a letter to the FBI in another file, Hubbard states,
"a motion was made and passed that everyone employed by the Hubbard
Research Dianetics Foundations everywhere should be requested to sign a
strong oath of loyalty to the US government, a denial of Communism and that
their fingerprints be taken and forwarded to the FBI.... The foundation
has assumed a highly punitive stand on Communism. I shall shortly be in
Washington to go over this matter with the government."
Since the time of those documents, the Church of Scientology has
continued to support law enforcement by funding police departments, most
notably the Los Angeles Police Department, to which it has contributed
tens of thousands of thousands of dollars. In addition, notably,
Church of Scientology functions have been attended by a number of Los
Angeles City officials, most notably at a CoS award ceremony in 1995,
where it presented $25,000 to a deputy chief of the Los Angeles Police
Department. It is reasonable to believe, given its history of
corrupting public officials, that it might continue these activities,
perhaps in Philadelphia, or within the FOP.
So a cursory examination of the information available to the public does
not contradict, in the least, the assertion that Justice For Daniel Faulkner
is being by Scientology, and even reaffirms it, by pointing to certain links
in the ownership of the web pages and methods of acting that point
frighteningly to the neo-fascist cult.
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From: RefuseandResist@DC.org
Date: 1 Aug 1998 06:08:38 GMT
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