On Mon, 26 Mar 2001 05:39:26 GMT, frice@spinics.net (Rev Fredric L.

Rice) wrote:

> Keith Henson <hkhenson@pacbell.net> wrote:
>>On 25 Mar 2001 12:48:06 -0600, Mrs. Paloma <paloma@carcinoma.com>
>>wrote:
>> snip
>>> But I think that there is much better things that a critic can do
>>> other than reacting to the provocation in predictable ways such as
>>> more picketing or publishing the Hubbard secret crap.
>> May I mildly disagree with you. These kind of activities induce scn
>> to go nuts and break all kinds of laws. As an example the mad op
>> pulled on Tom Klemesrud (Ms Bloodybutt) makes sense in terms of an
>> extortion attempt to silence him by getting him jailed while the cops
>> looked all over the place for a dismembered body. As the 911 tape
>> makes clear, Tom had an informant relations with the FBI. That makes
>> what was done to Tom not only extortion, but a federal crime, 1512,
>> Tampering with a witness, victim, or an informant and Sec. 1513.
>> Retaliating against a witness, victim, or an informant, and
>> racketeering under Sec. 1952(b)(2) and perhaps more sections. These
>> three are listed as RICO predicates.
> The police actually looked for a body? Wasn't the female GO/OSA goon
> questioned by the police as to why she was spreading blood all over the
> place?
No, because the op went off the rails. I now realize that their ops go bad more often than not, like the failure to appear op they tried to ran on me with the help of the DA in Hemet. In this case, they did not give enough drug to Tom in his drink for him to pass out (Tom was drugged, not drunk). The game plan (almost certainly) was for Tom to pass out, Ms Bloodybutt to smear the place (5 feet up on the walls!) leave and someone to have the cops break in on an anon tip of screams.

Tom would have been found passed out with this incrediable mess to explain. I wonder if the cops would have torn out the plumbing on the theory Tom had flushed the "victim" in little pieces. But it didn't work, Tom did not pass out and called 911 when he discovered all the blood. After that it was all a salvage job. They did get Tom locked up overnight and used Ms Bloodybutt to successfully sue him and his spineless insurance company.

>>> We should keep our eyes on the prize and should seek to discredit
>>> the entire system of corporate scientology through a finding of
>>> Racketeering. We should seek to separate and distinguish the most
>>> cynical and responsible leaders such as "Rear" Admiral David
>>> Miscavige from his followers.
>> This sounds like a good plan, though having been there, I must say I
>> think Miscavige is as screwed up on Hubbard insanity as the rest of
>> them.
>> I don't, however, think that getting them declared a RICO organization
>> is going to have all that much effect on putting them out of business.
>> They were convicted of stuff that bad in Canada and it didn't end
>> them.
>> Now, I have a question. Should we openly discuss this RICO business?
>> I don't see any reason not to, but there may be reasons we should not.
>Kendrick Moxon may very well be the first, it looks like. I hope so.

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