Mr. Safe is a Scientologist who has participated in public discussions
around the Internet for several years. Because he's a Scientologist and
an honest person, and acknowledges the criminal basis of the Church of
Scientology, the Scientology crime syndicate had, for all the years that
Mr. Safe had been speaking publically, tried to learn his identity so
they could silence him. Since Mr. Safe never posted his real name,
the criminal cult couldn't hurt him.
All that changed when one of the crime syndicate's crime bosses used
the Millinnium Copyright Act and unconstitutionally issued
a subpoena -- which no Judge signed and which made only vague
allegations with no supporting evidence whatsoever -- to
AT&T, Mr. Safe's ISP, demanding his identity.
AT&T's legal departments were heavily flooded with telephone
calls, FAXes, and personal visits, all of which presented to AT&T
documented evidence which proved conclusivedly that they would be
putting Mr. Safe's life in danger by informing the criminal cult about
who Mr. Safe is. The criminal cult provided the glut of evidence
themselves, in fact, in the form of hate flyers that the Church of
Scientology's crime bosses orders their followers to post around
the homes and businesses of their victims (many of which had filed
criminal and civil complaints against the crime syndicate.)
AT&T's legal department's voice mail and e-mail filled up until
neither could take any more. Their FAX machine was taken off line
for some reason, probably because too many people from around the
world flooded them with court documents and evidence of the crime
syndicate's racketeering history. In short, it was AT&T's biggest
public confrontation regarding one single individual in the history
of the telecommunications company.
AT&T merely ignored the evidence entirely and, like good little
Nazi's, handed Mr. Safe over to the executioners without qualms nor
conscience. By this time, however, various chapters of the ACLU had
gotten involved, and many other civil and Constitutional rights
organizations had been contacted and gotten involved. Additionally,
Federal agencies were keyed up in and around various geographical
areas prior to the crime syndicate getting Mr. Safe's name and
address. More importantly, the crime bosses which engaged in this
crime were apparently informed by various agencies that they would
face felony indictments if they did anything criminal
with the information AT&T gave them.
The Scientology crime syndicate found itself hamstrung. They could
not take care of Mr. Safe quietly and anonymously any more. More:
They could not sue him for copyright infringement since no copyright
infringement took place; the crime syndicate lied. By the time the
criminal cult was given his identity, several newspapers around the
United States had contacted Mr. Safe and a large number of civil
and Constitutional rights groups had stepped between the Scientology
crime syndicate and Mr. Safe to keep him safe.
So, like criminals the world over, the Scientology crime syndicate was
forced to retreat when confronted with massive public exposure. And
that's the way this criminal organization will finally be destroyed:
through public dissemination of the felony racketeering that the crime
syndicate engages in.
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