Hello Anonymous, this is a message from Anonymous.
2008 has seen some epic wins and a lot of enturbulance spread throughout the orgs.
To assist and to compliment the guidelines that you have been adhering to on protests and raids, here are some other words of advice that you may wish to consider.
Signs and Banners. Take disposable signs, or make them at the scene, and DISPOSE of them afterwards. Nothing sticks out more at the local tube, underground, tram, bus or train station than a person with a back-pack, normal looking clothes, and a large flag or banner held under their arm. You are begging to be followed home. Banners made from bedsheets that can be thrown away before you leave the area are a good idea, as are umbrellas painted with your message, but kept furled up until it is time to demonstrate. If you have to take your sign to the demo and back home, the use of an artists picture or portfolio bag will assist. Similarly with banners, cardboard or plastic tubes will suffice. Be wary of anyone enquiring into their contents when you are on your way to, or from the demo.
Uniforms. Anonymous is about being anonymous. The more individual and distinctive your attire or banner is, the more interested in you scientology will be. Even though they don't know who you are, they will be able to share information about how many times you've demonstrated, when, where, how far you are willing to travel to demonstrate, what your messages or fliers are about and this gives them more intelligence on how to handle or target you. DO NOT GIVE THEM THAT OPPORTUNITY. Change your banners, your fliers and your flags at each demonstration. This gives both the public and Scientology more variety in the messages that they receive. It also keeps you as an individual more creatively stimulated and interested in the group's raids. One suggestion for males is to adopt the V mask / suit / shirt / tie attire. I shall defer to the fairer sex to determine their own fashion code. Having a 'standardised' uniform also presents a more united image, and less 'distinctive signals' for Scilons to latch onto.
Your Character. When going to, or coming away from, an anonymous demonstration, you are no longer anonymous, so GET OUT OF CHARACTER. DO NOT discuss the demonstration or any events that happened or are about to happen - scientologists will be waiting at nearby transport terminals waiting to overhear conversations about "that guy who bull-baited me" or "did you see the cameraman in the window?". Comments like these will get you followed home.
Bugging. Thoroughly check your bags and possessions before you leave the area. A pay-as-you-go mobile phone that has already been activated to broadcast its position to tracking websites costs a few pounds or dollars. Once placed in a bag or pocket, scientologists will be able to fix your position all the way home. If you should come across a device like this STAY COOL. Leave the device active and place it in a nearby bin, mailbox, or if you are feeling adventurous, leave it on a train, bus or taxi.
Counter-Surveillance. If you are traveling by public transport, depending on how happy you are that you are, or are not being followed, always go one, two or three stops after you home destination. Then cross to the other platform or bus stop and wait for as long as you feel that there is no-one lurking. Board the next bus or train in the direction of home, and again, if you feel that you are being followed, get off the bus/train and repeat the process. This way, any scientologist who follows you will "show out" and be forced to take alternative action, such as confront you, or stand-off and film you. If this happens STAY COOL. Simply call the police and ask them to attend. If you have a camera or mobile phone, take their picture. When the police arrive, inform them that you are being stalked and describe you own pattern of travel. There are usually CCTV cameras at bus stops and train stations that will verify your story, and disprove that of your stalker.
Infiltration. There will doubtless be OSA agents dressed and behaving as anonymous. They may engage you in conversation or ask for fliers. Always be polite and courteous to ALL persons when on a demo, you are an ambassador for anonymous. If you are asked for any personal information, no matter how innocent it may seem to you, do not reply, or have stock answers made up. For example, "Under these circumstances, I do not feel it prudent to answer your question. Let's talk about how well the demonstration is going". Real anonymous protestors will know better than to try and elicit information from fellow protestors. That is what the CHANs are for.
Have fun. Be Safe.
We are anonymous.
We are legion.
We do not forgive.
We do not forget.
They are expecting us.
Let us not disappoint them.
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