Scientology
100 turn out in Orlando, Florida for “Anonymous” protest against Church of Scientology
A protest against the Church of Scientology organized by the Internet-based group “Anonymous” held in Orlando, Florida drew 100 people on Saturday. The group “Anonymous” formed a movement called Project Chanology in response to what it views as suppression of freedom of speech on the Internet by the Church of Scientology. The group was initially... »
Church of Scientology: “Anonymous will be stopped”
Claiming that “actions are being taken”, a person replying to emails to the Church of Scientology has responded exclusively to Wikinews regarding the recent attacks on their web sites from the nebulous “Anonymous” group. In an effort to get the Church’s side of the story, Wikinews freelance journalist Brian McNeil located a contact address.... »
Anonymous plans to protest Church of Scientology on February 10
The Internet-based group “Anonymous” released a new video on YouTube Monday, announcing international protests outside Church of Scientology centers set for February 10. The video “Call to Action” uses the same computer synthesized voice as a previous video titled “Message to Scientology”, which was posted to YouTube last Monday. The “Message to Scientology” video... »
711chan.org administrators call for an end to attacks on Scientology
Administrators for 711chan.org, one of the websites responsible for starting Project Chanology, a “raid” or attack against the Church of Scientology and their website, slowed down their “attack”. In an exclusive interview with Wikinews, an administrator of 711chan states that the will “probably stay away from the CoS .” “We’re probably just going to... »
'The Regime' hacks 711chan.org in response to 'Anonymous' attack on Scientology
An as-yet unheard of entity calling itself The Regime gained access to 711chan.org, a site popular with hacker group “Anonymous.” The hacker/s first posted a message (below) saying that “This site has not been blessed by The Regime and is deemed lame.” It also refers to Anonymous’s attempt to bring down the Church of Scientology... »
“Anonymous” releases statements outlining “War on Scientology”
The Internet-based group “Anonymous” has released statements on YouTube and via a press release, outlining what they call a “War on Scientology”. Church of Scientology related websites, such as religousfreedomwatch.org have been removed due to a suspected distributed denial-of-service-attack (DDoS) by a group calling themselves “Anonymous”. On Friday, the same group allegedly brought down... »
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