More infor needed plz

[UkAnony]

Requesting input from you guys, plz help me thanks


http://wiki.whyweprotest.net/Talk:UK..._Rates_Project

http://wiki.whyweprotest.net/UK_Busi...oject#Missions

http://wiki.whyweprotest.net/UK_Busi...ect#Ideal_Orgs
I didn't even KNOW Birmingham and Manchester had Ideal Orgs,

[Sharone Stainforth]

UKanony,

What a shame I did not see this earlier.

I have been to Eastbourne today and combined a little mission hunting with shopping.

The only address I had was 57 Cavendish Avenue. Its' based not far from Eastbourne train station and is about 10 mins walk. It's all residential. No sign to say what it is, just looks like an ordinary house.

Put it this way, it won't be going St. Hill size in the near future, not unless they are planning on taking over the entire town center.

When I next get a chance, over the next few weeks, I will see what I can do about some of the other addresses.

[UkAnony]

Cheers Sharone

[UkAnony]

bump

[Sharone Stainforth]

UkAnony,

In front of me I have a leaflet with the stress test written on it. The address is;
Hubbards Dianetic Centre
The Lookout
Chapel Walk
Bexhill on sea
East Sussex
TN40 2JT.

This leaflet was posted through one of my daughters letter boxes. I already posted a post about this , I can't find it. The thing is I already spent an entire afternoon wandering round trying to find this address. To no avail, the address is non existant.

Not to be deterred, I have looked it up on google maps, googlemaps is having the same problem as me.

It says "We couldn't understand this location".Tap the address in and see for yourself.

Whereas googlemaps may not understand, I most certainly do,tricky bastards these scientologists arn't they?

[anon2019]

UkAnony,

In front of me I have a leaflet with the stress test written on it. The address is;
Hubbards Dianetic Centre
The Lookout
Chapel Walk
Bexhill on sea
East Sussex
TN40 2JT.

This leaflet was posted through one of my daughters letter boxes. I already posted a post about this , I can't find it. The thing is I already spent an entire afternoon wandering round trying to find this address. To no avail, the address is non existant.

Not to be deterred, I have looked it up on google maps, googlemaps is having the same problem as me.

It says "We couldn't understand this location".Tap the address in and see for yourself.

Whereas googlemaps may not understand, I most certainly do,tricky bastards these scientologists arn't they?

I think this is chapel walk, looks like a new street so no street view
http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&sour...03484&t=h&z=19

[Sharone Stainforth]

Thank you anon2019.

I will check it out. It is the same area I spent a whole afternoon at and none of the locals knew of it either.

[RogerB]

Thank you anon2019.

I will check it out. It is the same area I spent a whole afternoon at and none of the locals knew of it either.

Maybe it is their famous COSRECI address stunt they pulled in Adelaide, Oz . . . . :D

It may be they are simply trying to look "expansive" by plugging in phony addresses. How else to keep the suckers believing in "upper management."

Either way, at best, it can only be some individual "being a mission" from home. At worst, a fraud.

No, let me re-write that . . . a misrepresentation, as usual!

I'm familiar with that south coast area as Sharone is (she more so) and having a mission there is about as impressive as having a mission in Woop Woop, in Oz.

RogerB

[Sharone Stainforth]

Originally posted by RogerB:

Maybe it is their famous COSRECI address stunt they pulled in Adelaide, Oz . . . .

:D

Badly in need of a good brisk walk, I chose Bexhill today.

First stop 'Charter House' 2 mins walk from Bexhill Station. This is a small office block, that has a sign outside saying 'offices to let'. Whilst looking at the sign a very tall, bald headed man came out and asked if he could help me.Wondered if I was expected and this was the welcoming committee. He told me he owned the building. I said I was looking for 'the church of scientology', he informed me it was 'the Hubbards Dianetics Centre'. I asked was he aware of what scientology is all about. He told me he was not into religions and that they payed their rent which is all he was concerned about.

I gave him a 'pssst, hey buddy want to buy a bridge' leaflet and a 'Justice Latey High Court Ruling'leaflet and directed him to OCMB and Lermanet.com and suggested he might like to go to these websites as he may find it very enlightening.

What was amusing to note was that he dissappeared back into the building and I turned left at the side of the building, to see the same man in an office in deep conversation with two men in the second office on the side of the building. I recognised one as being a scientologist, I had met previously.

A couple of things to note, you would never know this was a Hubbards Diantics Centre, it just looked like any office with two men inside doing business.Both men were dressed in office clothes, no obvious tell tale signs they were anything other than ordinary office worlers.

About an hour later after going to my second destination, I walked past the office again, the two scientologists were still inside, I'll give one his due, he had full TRs in and gave me a big smile.I think he recognised me.

Charter House location is perfect for a protest.

Location 2, The Lookout, Chapel Walk. It does exist. It's about a half hour walk from the station off of Hastings Road. It's a job to find if you don't know where you are going.Local people don't know of it,at least the ones I spoke to. It is on a relatively new developement, one house is still being built. The Lookout it'self is the only older building there and is a charming little chapel like looking house. No signs to say it was a Hubbards Diantic Centre. One worrying aspect, it is situated less than one minutes walk from Bexhill College, which was bustling with young people.

[Sharone Stainforth]

Re Charter House, Bexhill on sea, East. Sussex.

Have been doing a bit of checking up on this office building.

There are listed two other organizations operating from this address.

1. is a Infertility Network(UK)

2. is an Insurance Company.

Initially thought there wasn't a link. Why in the world would Scientology be running a fertility clinic. Instantly got my antenna up. In the Infirtility Network (UK) there is listed a Diane Arnold.Further checking lists this woman to education consultants, from there onto real estate,and then to a christian boarding school for troubled teens and from their to 'the drug rundown' which takes us full circle back to Narconon.I think the owner of Charter House lied to me, no surprises there then.

If bonafide and legitimate, why do they lie?

http://www.infertilitynetworkuk.com/index.aspx?id=62

http://www.theglenholmeschool.org/edconsul.htm

Earthlink and Reed Slatkin.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EarthLink

http://www.abundantlifeacademy.com/s.../services.html

On the right hand side it says outpatients 'drug and alcohol' Narconon booklet.

I could probably spend all night putting up more links, but I think you get the picture.Will check out a load more names tomorrow.