Sirius_Doggy
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try refreshing your page or closing and re-opening. It's just an animated gif....
of Jarred turning into Tom Cruise...:laugh:
of Jarred turning into Tom Cruise...:laugh:
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Drew599 said:Sirus, I was talking about the short doc at the beginning of this thread. I only saw it up to the point of when the negative flash effects started happening. But I didn't know about the gif either...good stuff.
MattC said:From the Sentencing Memorandum in USA v Mary Sue Hubbard et al, US District Court for the District of Columbia, criminal case no. 78-401, pp.1-4 & 14:
"The United States initiated the investigation which resulted in the instant indictment in view of the brazen, systematic and persistent burglaries of United States Government offices in Washington, D.C., and Los Angeles, California, over an extended period of at least some two years. Additionally, the United States was confronted with the pervasive conduct of the defendants in this case in thwarting a federal Grand Jury investigation by harboring a fugitive, in effect forcefully kidnapping a witness who had decided to surrender to the federal authorities, submitting false evidence to the Grand Jury, destroying other evidence which might have been of valuable aid to its investigation, preparing a cover-up story, and encouraging and drilling a crucial witness to give false testimony under oath to that Grand Jury ... a review of the documents seized in the ... searches ... show the incredible and sweeping nature of the criminal conduct of the defendants and of the organization which they led. These crimes include infiltration and theft of documents from a number of prominent private national and world organizations, law firms and newspapers; the execution of smear campaigns and baseless law suits to destroy private individuals who had attempted to exercise their First Amendment rights to freedom of expression; the framing of private citizens who had been critical of Scientology, including the forging of documents which led to the indictment of at least one innocent person; violation of the civil rights of prominent private figures and public officials. These are but a few of the criminal acts not covered in the 'uncontested' stipulation of evidence ... defendant Heldt's assertion that 'the policy of the Church prohibits any illegality on the part of its members or staff...' is totally unfounded and incorrect. The evidence in this case ... establish[es] beyond peradventure that the Church and its leadership had, over the years, approved, condoned and engaged in gross and widespread illegality. One, indeed, wonders how it can even be suggested that the defendants and their organization did not make illegal activities part and parcel of their daily work."
Drew599 said:That would explain why I always seem to be getting into trouble.
NOW we know why the server went down last week.Sirius_Doggy said:You know "THEY" are watching all of us as we type...They tracked down rgd, hacked into his computer, are currently hacking into Jarred's server to get our email addresses, monitoring all of us to do a preemptive strike against our "group gathering" outside the building again....:evil::evil::undecided:undecided
Shaw said:Just to clarify due to a post a while back: I know nothing of the church/organization. I merely find the need for guards and their activity odd....