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Comment Re:Dangerous reading. (Score 1) 464

by MrHill on Monday September 07, 2009 @11:45AM (#29340763) Attached to: Church of Scientology Proposes Net Censorship In Australia

Religions have also been useful as a shortcut to know in advance who we shall despise, hate (in Scientology, that would be "Suppressive Persons"). Are you sure we have better tools nowadays for that particular purpose?

Comment Re:Point 4 was accidentally left out (Score 1) 464

by MrHill on Monday September 07, 2009 @11:28AM (#29340573) Attached to: Church of Scientology Proposes Net Censorship In Australia

Of course, I meant "Recommendation 5" (duh me)

Comment Point 4 was accidentally left out (Score 1) 464

by MrHill on Monday September 07, 2009 @11:06AM (#29340359) Attached to: Church of Scientology Proposes Net Censorship In Australia

"4: The allocation of subsidies for programs fostering the Vilification of Psychiatry, Psychology, and whoever opposes Scientology."

Comment One of Diskeeper's purpose is to recruit (Score 1) 779

by MrHill on Monday December 22, 2008 @01:34PM (#26202615) Attached to: Diskeeper Accused of Scientology Indoctrination

Some extra information about World Institute of Scientology Enterprises ("WISE"), organization to which Craig Jensen's Diskeeper belongs:

According to the Church of Scientology, WISE is part of "Div 6" (Division 6).

According to Church of Scientology's own statement to the IRS in 1993, "Div 6" is "responsible for attracting new Scientologists".

Evidences

Comment Another place where you can read the complaint (Score 1) 1

by MrHill on Monday November 12, 2007 @09:47PM (#21331031) Attached to: Scientology-linked entity sent baseless complaint

Here is another place where you can read the content of that (baseless) complaint: [C]omplaint by webmaster Sterling Management Systems

Feed Techdirt: Insider Trading On The IBM Cognos Deal? (techdirt.com)

From feed by techdirtfeed on Monday November 12, 2007 @09:32PM

Technology stocks have been getting battered over the last few days, which is why it stood out to folks like Eric Savitz at Barron's that Cognos stock jumped on no particular news last Friday. It was one of very few tech stocks heading up, so it clearly stood out. Since the company had been subject to various acquisition rumors, it wasn't too surprising to hear Monday morning that IBM was buying Cognos for $5 billion -- but it has folks like Savitz wondering if the SEC is on the trail of whoever was clearly trading on that info on Friday.

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