JEFF STONE SCIENTOLOGY SHILL FOR U.S. SENATE

Benny's Friend · **Posted:** Wed Mar 18, 2009 9:00 pm

Supervisor signals intent to run for state Senate

http://www.pe.com/localnews/rivcounty/stories/PE_News_Local_N_region18.4862cd2.html

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Riverside County Supervisor Jeff Stone has filed a statement of intent to run for the state Senate in 2010.

The 36th Senate District stretches from Lake Elsinore to El Cajon. Stone, a Temecula Republican re-elected to the board in mid-2008, is the first candidate to emerge for the state.

The seat's occupant, Senate Minority Leader Dennis Hollingsworth, R-Murrieta, has to leave office because of term limits. He has declared his intent to run for the Assembly in 2012.

With Republican voters outnumbering Democrats by almost 100,000 in the 36th, whoever wins the GOP primary in June 2010 is the strong favorite that November. Assemblyman Joel Anderson, R-Alpine, has been mentioned as another possible candidate for the district.

--Jim Miller

jmiller@PE.com

antiscn · **Joined:** Wed Aug 10, 2005 8:25 pm **Posts:** 1152

Oh God.
HARPOONS!

pharbizorg · **Posted:** Thu Mar 19, 2009 1:34 am

GASP!

^^^^^THIS^^^^^

It looks like the work of a critic is never done... Sigh...

fowimu · **Joined:** Sat Jun 17, 2006 11:10 pm **Posts:** 423

Does he really have a chance?

Wieber · **Joined:** Tue May 23, 2006 10:57 pm **Posts:** 8394

Shine a light. Shine a light.

For someone or some people in California find out where the other candidates have their HQs and go and see them with your bundle of documents. Do not use the phone, internet, email. Do not give your information to anyone else but the candidate in a face to face meeting. Do not go alone. Take someone with you. In all matters use the buddy system.

If anyone but the candidate asks what you want to talk about tell him you want to give him some information you think he can use. Don't tell them what it is. Just assume scientology has already infiltrated that candidate's camp.

Benny's Friend · **Posted:** Tue Mar 31, 2009 6:09 am

Supervisor Stone eyes state Senate seat

http://thevalleychronicle.com/articles/2009/03/27/news/09nstone.txt

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GOING TO RUN?: Third District leader files papers for position held by Dennis Hollingsworth.

By CHARLES HAND/The Valley Chronicle

Riverside County Supervisor Jeff Stone has filed nominating papers to run for the California Senate seat occupied by Dennis Hollingsworth.

Hollingsworth will term out of his 36th Senate District seat next year. The district covers Murrieta and Temecula and a large swath of San Diego County.

Stone would be halfway through his second four-year term on the Riverside County Board of Supervisors should he be elected.

Stone's chief of staff, Verne Lauritzen, said that, despite the fact Stone has filed nominating papers, he has yet to make a decision on whether to run.

“Anybody can file papers,” he said.

On the other hand, “if you know Jeff's personality, he's always up for a challenge,” Lauritzen said.

One of the factors Stone is looking at, Lauritzen said, is whether anyone else from Riverside County plans to run.

“So far, we don't know.”

Stone considers it likely someone from San Diego County will file for the position, Lauritzen said.

“The seat has always been considered a Riverside County seat,” he said, and, if nobody from Riverside County runs, the seat would go to San Diego County.

Regardless of who is elected, district boundaries will probably change when when legislative districts are redrawn sometime within the next couple of years.

While the process has only just begun and there is no way to know how it will come out, Lauritzen said he thinks there is a pretty good chance the 36th District will be primarily in Riverside County.

If Stone runs, it will be as Republican.

As a legislator, Stone would have a conservative philosophy, Lauritzen said.

“He has very clear principles that guide him,” Lauritzen said, including a belief in low taxes, personal freedom, and more effective government.

That could mean Stone would be among the Republicans who have recently dug their heels in for a battle with the majority Democrats over issues that include government programs and taxes, Lauritzen said.

On the other hand, “he understands sometimes give-and-take is necessary,” he said.

Lauritzen said he has no idea when Stone will announce a decision on whether to run, but “I feel he's pretty serious.”

brownjedi · **Posted:** Tue Mar 31, 2009 6:21 pm

Sonny Bono won in CA so anything is possible. His corruption and collusion with the cult needs to be spread to the public as well as to any potential donors.

spacecootie · **Posted:** Wed Apr 01, 2009 1:01 am

brownjedi wrote:

Sonny Bono won in CA so anything is possible. His corruption and collusion with the cult needs to be spread to the public as well as to any potential donors.

Not only that, but his widow was elected to fill his seat in the House of Representatives after his death and still represents.... eastern Riverside County, including Hemet.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mary_Bono

J. Swift · **Posted:** Wed Apr 01, 2009 2:35 am

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“He has very clear principles that guide him,” Lauritzen said, including a belief in low taxes, personal freedom, and more effective government...On the other hand, “he understands sometimes give-and-take is necessary,” he said.

Yes, well, you see, Jeff Stone stands for, ahh, very strongly for his principles, except of course when give and take is necessary. For example, he is against raising taxes and that is why he has given his sister $330,000 in campaign contributions to work as a volunteer. This is a clear indication that Jeff Stone is willing to take campaign contributions and give $330,000 of them to a family member to enable her to work as a volunteer. Those sort of strong, clear, and unambivalent, or perhaps non-ambivalent, I'm not certain which form of the word is correct, but nevertheless Jeff Stone clearly stands for paying family to volunteer and this great country of ours is all about protecting the family.

Jeff Stone stands for family, his in particular. That is clear and moral. However, the County pays for the gas and the car because Sis is already working so hard as a volunteer you see. You can't expect her to fill the tank on her own money that comes from Jeff's campaign contributions. There are clear moral lines here. Taxpayer money should be spent on the gas and car as part of that "give-and-take" for which Jeff Stone is known.

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Benny's Friend · **Posted:** Thu Apr 02, 2009 5:21 am

It's gotta be irksome to a guy potentially running for Senate that the Google term "Jeff Stone" + Scientology brings up 3,240 hits.

Ouch......

Benny's Friend · **Posted:** Wed Jun 17, 2009 4:34 pm

And the fundraising begins! Check out the special invitation I received from Lori Stone this morning! This is srs bsns!

Knusern · **Joined:** Fri Aug 31, 2007 11:34 pm **Posts:** 417

Is this 4 real ?? A planet whitout insanity yada yada.
and go to sorce!

now where have i seen these words before?

I'mglib · **Joined:** Fri Jul 29, 2005 5:17 pm **Posts:** 4970

BF, you little devil, you really had me going there at first. I almost started this post pointing out that they had freedom of religion twice in the first line.

Very funny, btw.

As for the srs bns, THIS CANNOT HAPPEN. He shouldn't have any political future at all. The guy is a sellout and a liar.

Don Carlo · **Joined:** Mon Jul 25, 2005 6:20 am **Posts:** 8089

Picket heaven: Tell about slave labor, forced abortions to all the movers and shakers of that part of California. Mayors, state senators, top county officials. If they're Republicans, many of their voting supporters are anti-abortion and they need this information.

I see Mary Bono Mack on the list. I don't think she's that gung ho for CoS any more. Her last CoS completion was 1990, same as Sonny Bono. Neither of the Bono children are on the completion list. Mary, still serving in the US Congress, is married to US Congressman Connie Mack. More at http://www.marybono.com/about/ , which has no hint of Scientology.
Don't yell at her like she was a Sea Org security guard. In fact, all of these powerful people would react better to honey than vinegar.

Google Maps shows only one entrace to Stone's fundraiser at 33820 Rancho California Rd., Temecula, CA, and it's not on a private road. Make em all embarassed to be seen in the same room as Stone.

Hey, you can e-mail the well-paid volunteer sister Lori Stone at the address in the fund-raiser invitation!

political.solutions@yahoo.com

Sample e-mail:
Dear Lori,
Golden Era Productions (Scientology's Gold Base on Gilman Springs Road) forces its Sea Org women employees to have abortions! Not a single Sea Org worker is allowed to have children. You're involved in women's issues. Can you help them? Ask your brother to ask their leader David Miscavige to stop this! Don't let them muddy the waters and say that Scientologists aren't forced to have abortions. There is a big difference between Sea Org employees and regular Scientologists. Like abuse, underpayment, and confinement at Golden Era Productions.
Sincerely, a concerned citizen of California.

BF, you're a riot: Pinot Grigot Ubbardiano!!! HA HA!

elwood · **Posted:** Thu Jun 18, 2009 2:26 pm

Two things I noticed:

1. Security will be provided by SoCal graduates of Criminon! Watch your ass, folks and take lots of pix.

2. This flyer is attributed to Lori Stone (Jeff's sister). Is she a Scilon?

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