Informing WISE companies' clients ?

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Ireland (4)

I'm up for doing these. I suspect that some of the companies in the UK are based in Northern Ireland so I can tackle those also.

Can I hve the Nevada names (more specificly, the southern Nevada ones)?

STOP-WISE.BIZ : Allegations of religious discrimination by scientologists and WISE licensed businesses

From another thread, links to several dozen court cases where WISE companies were sued (usually successfully or settled out of court for hundreds of thousands of dollars) for religious discrimination against employees who would not take part in Scientology 'services'

Originally Posted by themadhair

I'm up for doing these. I suspect that some of the companies in the UK are based in Northern Ireland so I can tackle those also.

I think the lists you're working from might be out of date. The magazines linked on this page lists new WISE members, but not their businesses or countries. Google time, I guess. STOP-WISE.BIZ : WISE members and WISE affiliated companies

An ex-Sea Org leader e-mailed us to let us know that a WISE company, U-MAN Belgium, "bribed a government official to give them a 300,000,000 grant to deliver Hubbard's totalitarian brainwashing mind fuck to Hewlett Packard and a few other big corporations", and asked for Anonymous to spread the news.

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Running into a brick wall on the Irish front. I thought the chiropractors were a dead to begin with but it seems to be the general trend - customer lists just aren't publicly available in Ireland. :(

From Barry O'Kane's website:

Current customers include:

Retail trade
Clothes shops
Shoe shops
Legal world
Students
Home users
Hotels – visitors and trade
Dentists
Estate Agents
Architects
Private Contractors
Medical Practices
Business consultants
Embassies
Public representatives
Writers
Vintners
Chiropractors

I know who the chiropractors and one of the architects are (all scifag) but the embassies is interesting.

Also CREATIVE BUSINESS SOLUTIONS seems to have disbanded - there are no annual returns on the Company Registration Website.

Also found Doug Fontend's personal website which bears an uncanny resemblance to scifag copypasta. I wonder did he even have any input into it?

A big fat nothing as far as client lists go - but I do find it encouraging that google searches tended to show up anti-scino sites.

Yes, maybe it is too much work for the foreseeable results.

Fair warning: some of the WISE directory is bullshit. I know of at least one company on there that is not owned by a Scientologist and has no involvement with Scientology -- except for the fact that a few ex-employees were Scientologists.

Originally Posted by lanonamous

Fair warning: some of the WISE directory is bullshit. I know of at least one company on there that is not owned by a Scientologist and has no involvement with Scientology -- except for the fact that a few ex-employees were Scientologists.

This seems highly unlikely, as the inscription is voluntary and very possibly at a cost. I guess a mistake can occur, but doesn't change the overall structure.

If you have more information, please let us know.

Originally Posted by Ann O'Nymous 2

This seems highly unlikely, as the inscription is voluntary and very possibly at a cost. I guess a mistake can occur, but doesn't change the overall structure.

If you have more information, please let us know.

I personally know the owner of the company. One of his ex-employees obviously listed it.

The company was listed as a WISE business after that person left the company (and had even moved out of the state where the company operated). His ex-employee currently runs a WISE business and on that company's website claims to have been president of the company they had listed in WISE. Basically, your run-of-the-mill truthful honest Scientologist. :/


It's a moot point, though, since the company in question is actually no longer in business and no longer exists as a corporate entity, and this all happened years ago (although you can still find the company on the WISE list for some reason).

I'm not going to name any of the people or companies involved, though, because it would make me far less anonymous. Hell, I'm wary of naming the fucking states involved, and have edited this post at least 8 times now to tone down anything identifiable. This shit makes me so fucking paranoid. Grr.

I am curious about the embassies mentioned in the Irish list---what embassies I wonder? That's just creepy.

I assume that anons occasionally visit a dentist, optometrist, trainer, or other auxiliary health care provider. A flier about WISE that targets these people would be useful. I'll put it on my to-do for the next week. It could cover the intro courses, "finding the ruin," hard selling, purification rundown, and how Scientology takes over people's lives.

But watch your anonymity and make sure the person you're offering the info to isn't already in WISE.

Originally Posted by NoMoreDiscoNnects

An ex-Sea Org leader e-mailed us to let us know that a WISE company, U-MAN Belgium, "bribed a government official to give them a 300,000,000 grant to deliver Hubbard's totalitarian brainwashing mind fuck to Hewlett Packard and a few other big corporations", and asked for Anonymous to spread the news.

Well, I heard this story, but simply can't believe it.
300,000,000 is just ridiculous.
The source is unknown. it is unconfirmed.

Stop spreading these stupid rumors.

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