The attacks on the FZ are continuous. Sort of. This weekend had an FZ Convention in San Francisco. Last I heard one sad guy turned up on friday to
picket. Maybe more happened over the weekend, the main days.
There was severe pressure on the TV programme " The beginners guide to L ron Hubbard. " The "Mentor"
was approached by OSA including those flown in from LA 4-5 times a day for
a month and given severe legal threats if he didn't help stop the program showing. It is the only TV program showing the tech in a good light. In
the FZ. ( see my sig line)
I got visited twice by OSA on this as I posted details it was coming.
Several of our UK members were approached by OSA re this programme.
The police have files.
There have been rumours he is planning to hit the FZ. I can't see this as being very successful. It was very successfull back in 1983 or so. Mayo and all his affiliated groups withered and died.
Russia has around 50 FZ orgs. There was an attempt to stop the filming of the TV program in Moscow by informing the KGB equivalent that FZers were drug dealing! Lol!
There is a COS " hate site " " Freezone survivors" ( google) which had this to say about it all:-
" However, based on a former job, Dmitry knew the law of Russian Federation and what immediately struck him as odd was that the commercial activity that was carried out in the camp was entirely illegal. There was selling of books, materials, courses without any documents or receipts – the money was just put in the pockets. This also means that there no taxes were paid on this money. Just imagine the condition of the person who bit by bit collects money from his “student salary” and, as a result, he has no confirmation at all that he gave the money and nobody is responsible for this. In other words, because of this money these people destroyed his human rights. To rehabilitate these rights the money for the bad services should be paid back to him. "
The attacks on the FZ are inept. People shouldn't be scared.




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. I've spoken one-on-one with four others, from 10 minutes to 30 minutes. I noticed no differences between these people and the average, friendly guy on the street. But then I've only noticed trained tech terminals to stand apart from the crowd - but not all of them by any means.
