Len, AGP does not represent Anonymous. Please don't get that idea.
AGP does his own thing and happens to also be an Anon. There are a large number of Anons who disagree with his actions and antics.
The majority of Anonymous protests were not "in-your-face outrageous behavior," either. Laws were followed, individual Scientologists were addressed politely and there was a lot of dancing and singing. Anonymous protests were FUN. The main song they played was, "Why can't we be friends." The other Anonymous protests had an entirely different attitude than AGPs. They also included quite a few gay members.
Also, it was mainly we exes who gave speeches protesting together with the Anons, because the Anons were concerned about saying the right things. A few Anons also gave speeches, but it was mainly us. The Anons encouraged staff and public to leave and tried not to hurt individual feelings. Most were extremely considerate and compassionate. Those actions and their support and compassion really did result in a large number leaving the Cult of Scientology.
Cheers to those Anons!
Boo Hiss to AGP and the abusive methods he used on a disabled victim of the cult. I've never met AGP, but all the Anons I have met were compassionate, wonderful, warm people, all of which I would be proud to call my friends. Don't insult them by grouping them with AGP. What they did (and some still do) isn't even similar.