FBI Keeps Eye On Scientology and The Seroxat Activists Participating in Harassment

The FBI Keeps Eye On Scientology and The Seroxat Activists Participating in Harassment

http://ssocialactivism.blogspot.com/2011/03/fbi-keeps-eye-on-scientology.html

I recently posted an article about The Seroxat Litigation and the connection between some of the core litigants and their dutiful minions, whom willfully participated in harassment of other advocates. The focus seems to be on the following.


"The Seroxat Activists were the same people who were targeting the children of their online enemies, posting their social networking pages, children's photographs, school addresses, home address, making unsolicited contact with their children, publicly advertising for others to join the bullying and harassment by publicly requesting information about them. Others joined the witch hunt. Their followers, with little hesitation, eagerly participated."

And


"Group and blog posts involving the children were removed after a concerned third party contacted the poster, pleading to allow the children their right to privacy and freedom from the online attacks."


Since this time, law enforcement agencies from The United Kingdom, The U.S. and Canada have become very interested in this blog. They have been actively searching individual names. Unlike some of the more well known SSRI and SNRI Activists, we've chosen not to post those names for privacy reasons. Could criminal charges still be a consideration?

I am astounded at the new flutter of police interest in these individuals and of Scientology. Brampton, Ontario CA police department searched this blog and another I actively participate on, for hours. Other law enforcement agencies around the world were quick to join and sometimes during the same hours. Not long after, the FBI joined the search. All seem to be actively searching for similar information. Search words consisting of "harassment, stalking, Scientology or CCHR connection", and often in combination with individual names. Some of the names I recognize but others I've never heard of. I don't really know what is going on but it seems something is in the works.


*Privacy on the net continues to be a gentleman's handshake. A concept that some have not yet grasped. Honour and professionalism in cyber space seems not to exist. I look forward to the day when online laws catch up with technology. Be careful whose lead you follow. They might be leading you down a road you don't want to go. It is your responsibility to know the laws of the land when you post in forums and blogs. Ignorance is not a legal defence.