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- Moscow:
3000 signatures in protest
- against the offices of the cult
of Scientology
- Remarque
d'anti-scientologie :Attention
de ne pas mettre le feu au local de la secte.
- Ce serait un acte
de terrorisme pour les USA ... et au minimum une
action qui discréditera votre mouvement
21 March, 2008
more than 700 students, graduate students, and professors of the
Bauman Moscow Public Technological institude, in coordination with the
movent "Russia Young" had an action of protest at the entrance of the main
building of the MPTI against the location of the american totalitarian sect
"Church of Scientology" near the university....
Maskim Mishenko, the
leader of "Russia Young" came out to speak "Recently in the area of the
university an organization has appeared. This organization plans to attract
students to take their money and their free will. We have come today to say "NO
TO CULTS" We will not let them disrupt our lives and educations. Begon from
Bauman's"
After a short meeting, the students proceeded to the office of
the cult, which is in a building right next to the campus of the MPTI. Security
did not allow the students to enter the building, but about 10 cultists came
outside to meet hte students. They refused to speak, and threatened legal
actions. The cultists also actively took photos and had video cameras. The
students lit several flares. The main rallying cries were "DOWN WITH CULTS" and
"Put the cultists to bed, then go to exams" (Uh, sort of doesn't translate well
-ED)
31st of March, the Scientologist's rental agreement with the
building owner expires. Even before the protest, the students collected more tha
3000 signatures in protest against the offices of the sect being located near
one of the leading Techological institutes in the country. The signatures have
already been sent to the Mayor of Moscow, the owner of the building, and Prefect
of the CAO (dont's ask, I dunno what this means -ED) Bajdajkovu.
The
students to not plan to stop untill their goal of the removal of the cult is
achieved.
Бауманцы выступили против секты
саентологов !
21
марта более 700 студентов, аспирантов и преподавателей МГТУ им. Н. Э. Баумана
совместно с движением «Россия молодая», провели акцию у входа в
Учебно-Лабораторный Корпус МГТУ против размещения американской тоталитарной
секты «Саентологическая церковь» в районе университета.
Перед
собравшимися выступил лидер движения «Россия молодая» Максим Мищенко: «Не так
давно в районе нашего университета появилась организация, которая главной своей
целью ставит заманить к себе студентов МГТУ им. Баумана. Название этой
организации – саентологическая церковь Рона Хабарда. Иными словами – это секта,
которая день за днем обрабатывает нас, чтобы завладеть нашими деньгами и нашими
знаниями. Сектанты каждый день наносят удар по научно-технической элите страны.
Их цель – полное подчинение и лишение воли людей. И мы пришли сегодня сюда,
чтобы сказать «Нет секте!». Мы не позволим мешать нам учиться и жить! Долой с
Бауманской!!!».
После короткого митинга студенты направились к офису
секты, который расположен в соседнем здании с корпусом МГТУ – на территории
завода автотракторной аппаратуры. Внутрь здания студентов не пустила охрана,
зато около десяти сектантов вышли на встречу к студентам. Общаться с ними они
отказались, погрозив судебной расправой. Кроме того, сектанты активно снимали на
фото- и видеокамеры. Студенты зажгли несколько фаеров. Основные лозунги акции:
«Долой секту!» и «Сектантов на нары, потом пойдем на пары!».
31 марта
истекает срок аренды помещения у саентологов. Еще до акции студенты МГТУ им.
Баумана собрали более 3000 подписей против размещения секты рядом с ведущим
техническим вузом страны. Подписи уже направлены мэру Москвы Юрию Лужкову,
директору завода Николаю Шутову и префекту ЦАО Сергей Байдакову.
Студенты
не собираются останавливаться на достигнутом: главная цель – убрать секту с
Бауманской!
Source/постоянный адрес: http://knup-ru.livejournal.com/242684.html
Analysis
of an
anonymous (forums.enturbulation.org)
This is great, but the whole reason is slightly different. Russia has
major political issues at the moment, and a lot of people are weary of such
actions, and consider them as a ploy by the government to distract people from
problems such as the economy going to all hell, decreasing human rights, etc.
Anon raid ?
Is
not an Anonymous protest, but there's been protesting against Scientology in Russia.
(Anonymous
raid is planned for the 22nd)
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- Serbsky Institute director accuses of organizing
- a provocative exhibit in
Moscow
(résumé
: le CCHR, le comité des citoyens pour les droits
de l'Homme, a fait une
exposition à Moscou - les mêmes délires anti-médicaux/anti-médicaments/anti-psys que
d'habitude. Une porte-parole ose une fois encore prétendre que le CCHR est
indépendant de la scientologie - et l'exposition a été fermée)
http://www.interfax-religion.ru/?act=news&div=20655 October 4, 2007. Interfax.
The director of the state science Serbsky Center of social and forensic
psychiatry, Tatyana Dmitrieva says that the "Psychiatry, Industry of Death"
exhibit that was recently closed in Moscow was organized by Scientologists
and carries the character of provocation.
"This exhibit was organized by the Scientology sect that discredits
doctors. It is medical personnel that have a need for protection from
these unfounded attacks," said T. Dmitrieva in an interview published in
the Thursday issue of the "Gazeta" newspaper.
The international exhibit "Psychiatry, Industry of Death" opened
September 26 in the Moscow State Vernadsky Geological Museum and was
closed after three days, in spite of the fact that it was supposed to
have run until October 18.
The exhibit, according to its organizers, narrated the practices of 20th
century forensic psychiatry in the USSR, Nazi Germany, and today's USA and
Russia. Displays at the exhibit included works from psychiatrists and
intelligence offi- cials during examinations and in the matter of training
terrorists, forced psychiatric treatment of children, injected with
habit-forming psychotropic drugs, and cruel treatment and torture of people
living in psychiatric wards.
As Tatyana Malchikova, chairman of the Citizens Commission on Human
Rights (CCHR) and organizer of the exhibit, said in an interview with
"Gazeta", "the contract was canceled and money returned," and the
exhibit was taken down. She said that "The museum director informed us
that he was called and told to close the exhibit or else he would lose his
job."
T. Malchikova denies that CCHR was founded by Scientologists.
"Scientologists participate in CCHR, just like Catholics do in the Red
Cross. The Russian branch was founded in 1998. We protect people who
are suffering from forensic psychiatric in the courts," she said.
However the official page of the Russian branch of CCHR openly states
that the organization "was founded in 1969 by the Church of Scientology
and world famous writer, Doctor Thomas Scasz, distinguished professor of
psychiatry, retired."
"We are proud that our organization was founded by the Church of
Scientology, which has many years experience of fighting and impressive
achievements in the field of protecting human rights. CCHR members work in
close contact with members of the Church in the matter of realizing social
reform and consulting with divisions of the Church that are engaged with
issues of social reform and human rights," it says on the web page.
The "Church of Scientology" is a religious organization founded in the
mid-20th century by American writer Ron Hubbard. According to
information from renowned Russian sectologist Alexander Dvorkin, it is
considered a totali- tarian sect in many countries.
Meanwhile the Scientologists deny this accusation. Elena Shklyarova,
official representative of Scientology Church Moscow, says that
"Scientology is a religion" and that "the religion grows and continues
its existence to the degree that it is able to help people in their
spiritual life."
© Gerry Armstrong
http://www.gerryarmstrong.org
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- La
scientologue perd encore un procès en Russie
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- La
Scientologie a encore
perdu une bonne occasion de faire profil bas.
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- Les scientologues ont porté plainte contre un député de la
Duma qui s'inquiétait de recevoir des quantités de rapports à leur sujet,
alors qu'ils habitaient le même immeuble que lui, afin d'obtenir qu'il soit
"sanctionné" sur le plan éthique pour soi-disant avoir violé leurs droits
religieux etc. Ils distribuaient leur littérature diffamatoire au public ...
une habitude pratiquée depuis les débuts de la scientologie, Ron Hubbard ayant
écrit des règlements pour instrumentaliser la
justice.
Le député a immédiatement contre-attaqué en diffamation et gagné 10'000
roubles de dommages.
- source
: http://www.annews.ru Velikiy Novgorod, May 22, 2006
- ANN correspondent Gennadiy Aleksandrov.
- On
Monday Novgorod City court validated the legal claim of city Duma deputy
- Aleksander Daina against Novgorod's "Scientology and Dianetics Distribution
Center."
As the plaintiff, Aleksander Daina stated during the legal proceedings, the
prior history of his conflict with the Novgorod Scientologists happened in
Spring 2005, when voters came to the city Duma deputy with complaints about
operations by activists from Novgorod's "Scientology and Dianetics
Distribution Center."
According to Aleksander Daina, the methods of their activity in the Novgorod
region did not differ much from the city. With an importunity typical for
adepts of this organization, they "confronted" people on the street, at the
large neighboring market andanyone who came into their office (the NPA
company, which Daina manages, is in the same building as the "Scientology
and Dianetics Distribution Center) and offered them "tests" and "promises."
All this, in Aleksander Daina's opinion, served one purpose: "to attract
city residents into the sect." In a fairly short period of time nearly 50
statements, written and verbal, appeared on his desk with requests to help
and to somehow "regulate" the behavior of the Scientologists.
When Aleksander Daina got in touch with the Scientology Center's management
and tried to make himself heard, they met with him in a way he says was
unfriendly, and were indignant at the "interference with the activity of an
officially registered organization" and declared that he was trying to
restrict their freedom to practice religion.
What's more, on May 24, 2005 the Scientology Center's director sent letters
to the city prosecutor, to the regional and city Dumas and to the Velikiy
Novgorod city mayor's office. These letters asserted specifically that
Deputy Daina "used his position" to encroach upon the religious rights of
the people, a violation of the RF Constitution, and that his actions were
unbecoming of a city Duma deputy. Scientology asked that "measures of an
ethical character" be taken with regard to Aleksander Daina.
The mayor's office took the Scientologists' letter seriously and decided to
bring the issue "on Aleksander Daina's conduct" to the ethics committee.
This step, in the words of Aleksander Daina himself, was the straw that
broke the camel's back. Without waiting to be called and be "put through
the mill" by the committee, Aleksander Daina went to the Novgorod city court
with a complaint concerning his defense of honor and dignity, and
specifically asserted that the Scientologists' letter was a framework of
negative information that, first, did not correspond to reality and second,
did him mental harm. Aleksander Daina assessed his complaint against
Scientology in the amount of one million and one rubles. He explained this
figure by saying that in the event he won, he would give one million rubles
to charity and keep the one for himself, "as a souvenir."
Legal proceedings chaired by Judge Anatoliy Viyuk began June of 2005. The
defendants refused to acknowledge the legal claim, asserting that in no way
could their letter have affected the deputy's honor and dignity. For an
impartial assessment of the situation two linguistic experts were called:
the first in Velikiy Novgorod and the second in Moscow. The experts worked
nearly four months on the linguistic assessment of the Scientologists'
letter, and at the end they came to the conclusion that the letter that had
been distributed by the Scientologists contained "negative information"
about the plaintiff.
Judge Anatoliy Viyuk concurred with that position on Monday, and he made a
decision about satisfying, in part, the deputy's claim. The amount the
court set in accordance with the principle of justice was 10,000 rubles, to
be collected from the Novgorod "Scientology and Dianetics Distribution
Center." Besides that, Scientology is instructed to rescind the letter sent
to the city prosecutor, the regional and city Dumas and the mayor's office.
"The amount to be collected, of course, is not a big deal, but I still won't
back down from what I said. When the Scientology Centers pays me 10,000
rubles for discrediting me, I will keep one ruble and all the rest goes to
charity," Aleksander Daina told an ANN correspondent as soon as the court
hearing, which had lasted a little less than year, ended.
ANN Information
Scientology considers its teaching a religion, the goal of which is "true
spiritual enlightenment and freedom for the individual." However, according
to information from foreign and Russian religious experts, the Church of
Sciento- logy is a totalitarian sect founded in the late 20th century by
American writer Ron Hubbard, who was recognized by courts of various
countries as a criminal, and who was declared persona non-grata in a number
of countries. As reported in the reference book "New Religious
Organizations of a Destructive and Occult Character in Russia," (where on
the basis of Russian and foreign official documents the "Church of
Scientology" is classified as a destructive religious organization
(totalitarian sect, destructive cult), Hubbard originally tried posing
Dianetics as a science, but upon meeting with complete non-acceptance from
scholars, he was forced to give it a religious "screen."
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Ce livre
de Russell Miller révèle la face cachée de la
scientologie. On y découvre un Ron Hubbard, malade, mythomane
et poursuivi par la justice. Il est disponible en format pdf
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