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Anonymous’s initial activities were silly - playing tricks or hijacking forums. Some were borderline legal. They would bring down websites by bombarding them with data (“distributed denial of service”). “Frankly, it wasn’t very noble. But it was fun,” explained one Anonymous, who called himself Halfdark. They have a word to describe such activities - lulz (see panel). Early this year, a video was posted online of Tom Cruise discussing Scientology. Unintentionally funny in its sincerity, it spread across the internet. Scientology called in the lawyers, and began forcing sites to remove it. Anonymous had a target.

“They had started screwing with the internet,” said Marc Abian, named afterthe Scientologists’ belief in an evil race of aliens called the Marcabians. “Initially we harassed them for lulz, but then we realised that they ruin lives. What we do is fun, but with a real cause.”

Moar here and digg here. This was three full pages in a big-time London newspaper.  The seal has been broken; time for other media to take note.

Now the Time Track of Theta tape has been leaked.  Holy hell.  This is the biggest nightmare the CoS has ever faced.

These leaks are on par with all the OT levels being placed on Wikileaks.

The same person responsible for leaking the Role of Earth lecture today (quoted here) has also released the Assists lecture.

This civilization has simply copied R6 one hundred percent because they were told to. And they walked down streets that looked like these streets, and lived in houses that looked like these houses, and so on. That’s, what the hell.. And there was quite a bit of huffle fluffle and upset and so on before R6 took place. What it was was the loyal officers were the body, the elective body, and they called them the loyal officers and they were there to protect the populations and so forth. And they had elected a fellow by the name of Xemu to the supreme ruler. And they were about to unelect him. And he took the last moments he had in office to really goof the floof.

[Sound of pencil dropping] Yes, I don’t blame you for dropping something. And he took these last moments to really upset it.

http://digg.com/educational/THIS_IS_HUGE_PROOF_OF_XENU

From The Role of Earth lecture. This is fascinating information about Earth and the involvement of the Fourth AND Fifth invader force in its history.

All right. Now, this sounds awfully wild. It just sounds terrifically incredible, but that’s just incredible in the frame of reference of Earth. Actually, this isn’t very incredible.

And there was - the Fourth Invader Force was here. The Fifth Invader Force came in to use this area, and the name of this solar system is Space Station 33. They started to use this area without suspecting that the Fourth Invader Force had been there for God knows how many skillion years, had been sitting down, and they have their installations up on Mars, and they have a tremendous, screened operation….

So 8,200 years ago, they came down in the Himalayas, the upper headlands, up about, oh, I’d say about seventy-two miles northwest of Khyber Pass, and put a base in there, and still not believing that there was anything like an invader force operating in this system, failed to take any vaguest precautions with regard to their installations. They put up no defenses; after all, what was here! Nothing but Homo Sapiens. That was just nothing, no danger, no menace, and so on.

And they were in this installation just a very short time when all of a sudden, with a terrific crash, the Fourth Invader Force, which was a little more active then than it has become since, knocked out this whole battalion (a battalion of that size is in the neighborhood of about three thousand beings) and picked up all of its staff, all of its staff officers and so forth, and took them through to Mars and then knocked them back into this human race here. They’re still here. There are saucer crews here; there’s all sorts of things on Earth here from the Fifth Invader Force. Very interesting.

This is directly and violently in opposition to the Fourth Invader Force. And the Fifth Invader Force, out of its own protection, took over Venus - oh, relatively in modern times - took over Venus and tried to stabilize the Venusian.If you called a Fifth Invader, though, a Venusian, he would probably shoot you out of hand, because it would be a horrible insult. They merely monitor the government of Venus, and they leave Mars strictly alone.

Now, this is really, roughly, a rundown of the quote “political” situation in the solar system.

I won’t ruin the end of it for you, but if you want spoilers check out Wikipedia.

MY RATING: 5 out of 5. Classic lunacy from the drunken child-abusing wife-beater himself. I recommend it, but I can’t find a place to purchase it.

I’ve been enjoying my shipment of Paxil from Marcab, so I’ve been away. However, check out a neat thing about this old but recently leaked photo of Hubbard aboard the Apollo:

It’s not from Hubbard, but it’s still priceless. An HCO Ethics Order from 1968:

No staff or current students are to see the film “2001 - A Space Odyssey.” The film produces heavy and unneccessary restimulation.

Someone on the Tubes made this video and linked back to this site!

Wikileaks has posted a Saint Hill Special Briefing Course lecture on their site.  Entitled The Free Being, they’re hosting not just the transcript but the audio as well.  This was recorded in the early 60s, before he concocted the Xenu story from OT3.  Don’t expect that bad boy appearing, but he does talk about the Galatic Confederacy, as well as who lays claim to earth at the moment:

This society belongs nominally to the Espinol United Stars. This is Sun 12, and it is one little tiny pinpoint. Their whole title is Espinol United Stars, pardon me, Espinol United Moons, Planets and Asteroids, this part of the Universe is ours, Hup! But this, yeah, ‘This quarter of the Universe is ours’ - it translates better. ‘This quarter of the Universe is ours.’ And it’s so much quarter of the universe, and this is so lost in the middle of it that there’s been no command post occupied for this system now since 1150 A.D., at the time when a group on Mars was finally abolished and vanished, and so forth, and nobody took any interest in this system. This system has been running wild since that time.

From the science fiction classic A History of Man, Hubbard recounts the first ever assault alien invaders made upon all of us.

FACSIMILE ONE: This incident is in everyone’s bank, either as a second facsimile or as an original. Only in the latter case should it be run. It is called “Facsimile One” because it is the first proven-up whole track incident which, when audited out of a long series of people, was found to eradicate such things as asthma, sinus trouble, chronic chills and a host of other ills. It has a verbal content in most cases. It is quite varied when found as an original—for in this case, it happened to the preclear in the last ten or twenty thousand years. It was originally laid down in this Galaxy about one million years ago.

The “Coffee-grinder” (which might be an alternative name for it)…. is a two-handled portable machine which, when turned, emits a heavy push-pull electronic wave in a series of stuttering “baps”. It is violently restimulated by what construction companies call “widow-makers”—pneumatic drills of the kind used to tear up pavements, the sound is not dissimilar. FAC ONE, not silicosis, is responsible for the mortality of workers assigned to these drills on construction projects.

In September 1950, just four months after Dianetics was first published, Hubbard went touring the US to promote this science fiction classic. The lecture contains surprising honesty from Hubbard; the recording of these lectures are amusing as it doesn’t contain the sychophantic hyenas who usually howl on cue to his unfunny jokes. This following piece about Hubbard’s personal education comes from his September 23rd 1950 lecture, Introduction to Dianetics.

I was brought back [from Asia] by my father very summarily from my wanderings, [as] I had neglected to go to high school. As a matter of fact, practically the last formal school I attended was here - that is to say where somebody patted me on the back and gave me a certificate and said “you’re it” - was Grant School in Oakland. My father brought me back and he said I had to go to university so he sent me down to a prep school down in Virginia, and I studied for about four months, and took the New York Board of Regents, and got into George Washington University. I think that the Registrar must have been blind that day or had a sonic shut-off, but, [no laughter] uh, ahem, he let me in. I, uh, they regretted it from there on, because I never seemed to stay with the curriculum. Uh, I took my mathematics, uh, I didn’t know arithmetic, but I learned calculus very easily. Uh, when it came to studying to be an engineer, I’m afraid that Artie Johnson down at George Washington University right now would hear my name and throw up his hands in slight horror. At last, they said “well after all you’re not going to practice engineering, we might as well pass you on a few of these courses.” [Laughs to self; no one else laughs.] This was a great relief to me, since my father was bound and determined that the only measure of excellence was “A”. My only measure of excellence was whether or not I learned anything about what I wanted to know….

Now, old Professor Brown was teaching for the first time in the United States “Atomic and Molecular Phenomenon”, now that’s very much of an ear-cracking subject, we didn’t even have a textbook, we had nothing there but the old rules and so forth that Halley had laid down. People were still talking- they’d say, they wouldn’t say “Einstein.” they would say “Eiiinstein!?” [silence.]

Uh, the people were pretty much impressed with Atomic and Molecular Phenomenon. I took the course, and uh, of course, flunked it. But uh, the uh point is, that uh, the atomic and molecular phenomenon might possibly give us some sort of a clue to life force. After all, we were studying rock-bottom energy. What was energy? What could it do?

Ah, for instance, occasionally in class somebody might hazard the fact that somebody someday might split an atom. Well this was unheard of, but they called these people “wild radicals”.

In just as much a radical way, I was trying to find out “what the fluid flow along the nerve channels? What is the memory storage device of human cells? Or of any cells? Can they remember? Obviously they must remember, but how do they?”

Thusly, from an understanding of atomic and molecular phenomenon that resulted in him flunking the course (his admission), Hubbard developed the concept of engrams on which Dianetics is based.