Turin police raid Scientology chapter
Sect suspected of inappropriately using sensitive personal data
20 May, 13:45
Turin police raid Scientology chapter (ANSA) - Turin, May 20 - Police raided a local Scientology chapter here and discovered a hidden archive which contained not only information on the group's members but also on the sect's 'enemies', the Turin daily La Stampa reported on Thursday.
Police were acting on a warrant issued by magistrates who have opened a probe into the religion which is suspected of violating laws governing the handling of personal information.
According to La Stampa, police searched the chapter on Via Bersezio for some nine hours and in the basement, behind a locked door, found the sect's secret archive which had files on magistrates, policemen, journalists and relatives of former members. La Stampa said magistrates were now examining these documents which were "chock full" of sensitive information dealing with sexual habits, health and political inclinations.
http://wwww.ansa.it/web/notizie/rubriche/english/2010/05/20/visualizza_new.html_1794804082.htmlNot sure if this was on LBN...too old for it now.
Still up to their old tricks. A real nasty piece of work, that "religion."
Everytime they pull this shit someone says "oh, they're no worse than any other religion" or "all religions are businesses." I am not afraid of any other religion. Scientology scares the crap out of me. If they decide you're an enemy they set about trying to destroy you, and this kind of stockpile of personal information gained through "confidential" auditing and espionage is how they do it.
Oh, but they changed after almost driving Paulette Cooper to suicide with "Operation Freakout" or running an espionage ring with over 5000 covert agents infiltrating government agencies among other delightful acts in "Operation Snow White."
yep, sure they did.