Scientology Spy Network Exposed

J. Swift · **Posted:** Tue Jun 14, 2011 6:31 pm

More dox from Marty. This time a purported internal document that list eight pages of names of Scientology publics who volunteered to be OSA volunteers or perform associated duties. This document, for example, confirms Joel Philips as an OSA Invest volunteer who does internet work. Listed are people who will work at protests, collect license plates, and monitor or work on the internet. Of interest is the fact that Scientologists need to be cleared to do internet work. L.A. critics will see Tim and Patty's name and the names of other "OT handlers."

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Scientology Spy Network Exposed
Posted on June 14, 2011 by martyrathbun09

The pdf version of a Church of Scientology International document linked below gives the names, ranks and serial numbers of dozens of OSA (Office of Special Affairs – Corporate Scientology’s dirty tricks network) operatives for the Western United States (west of the Mississippi). You may need to use the zoom function under the view tab of your computer to make the names and information legible. Please feel free to share information you may have on these folk so that dots may be connected. Also share any dot connecting you can do from your own experience and data so that others may understand, and thus be protected from, Corporate Scientology’s dirty ops arm. Realize many deep cover intelligence operatives are not named here – but your recognizing connections to some of these official OSA resources may lead to the exposure of such moles. Note that this document is a work in progress (see instructions on top for DSA’s to update it) and though relatively recent is not up to date.

Some names you will recognize as folk who have already declared independence. In fact, Bert Schippers who has declared independence from the church – and has previously publicly acknowledged and taken responsibility for his OSA volunteer work – on this blog confirmed the accuracy of the entries on him and his wife Lynne Hoverson. May many more on this list follow the ethical, principled path blazed by Bert and Lynne.

“Sunshine is the best disinfectant” – Louis Brandeis

OSA-List-WUS-1: http://markrathbun.files.wordpress.com/ ... -wus-1.pdf

ref: http://markrathbun.wordpress.com/

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elwood · **Posted:** Tue Jun 14, 2011 9:55 pm

The majority of these people seem to be on the Basics. OT's are conspicuous by their absence.

Sponge · **Posted:** Wed Jun 15, 2011 3:07 am

If anyone would like to help, there is a spreadsheet of this scanned info being collaborated on here.....

https://spreadsheets.google.com/spreads ... x94N#gid=0

wwp ref:
http://forums.whyweprotest.net/threads/ ... st-1781713
http://forums.whyweprotest.net/threads/ ... st-1781918

I'mglib · **Joined:** Fri Jul 29, 2005 5:17 pm **Posts:** 4972

This is fun stuff.

We already knew a lot of these name from LA and Orange County, but the little comments and stuff are great.

skeptic2girl · **Joined:** Tue Nov 09, 2010 5:14 am **Posts:** 1041

This stuff scares me, actually. I am realizing I have preferred to pretend that the OSA doesn't really exist, or that it just takes place in Clearwater, maybe.

Reminds me that wearing masks is always a good idea when protesting.

Wieber · **Joined:** Tue May 23, 2006 10:57 pm **Posts:** 8403

As I understand it every org and mission has at least one person in it who is officially part of OSA. They may have people on staff who are with OSA unknown to anyone else on staff including the official member of OSA. That's speculation on my part but I bet I'm right. The, as it were, unknown OSA agent would be in the org to spy on everyone else in the org. Scientology was very paranoid about being infiltrated when I was on staff. I see no reason why that would have changed.

There were at least three GO/OSA agents that I know of who managed to get hired where I was working and were spying on me after I left staff. I didn't know it at the time but figured it out much later after I got out - rejected Hubbard and his teachings. There is another person I suspect but I am not sure of.

Like I said elsewhere, if anything weird or suspicious happens suspect scientology.

Judith Anderson · **Joined:** Thu Mar 16, 2006 5:15 pm **Posts:** 1162

I searched for my CoS relatives names on the list but did not expect to find them. And I didn't. They are publics who are too public, straddling two worlds, that of the cult and that of the ever-evolving "real" world. Scientology would not want these valued cash cows outed as a result of helping OSA do its dirty work. The same probably applies to other heavy hitters among the donors.

Smurf · **Joined:** Tue Oct 19, 2010 4:10 am **Posts:** 2681

skeptic2girl wrote:

This stuff scares me, actually. I am realizing I have preferred to pretend that the OSA doesn't really exist, or that it just takes place in Clearwater, maybe.

There's nothing to be scared of, really. They're a bunch of idealistic, mindfucked adherents committed to KSW. I used to be one and many of my former comrades in intelligence gathering were the nicest people. It's really no different than the Catholic Church (as they've been known to do) sending parishioners to pro-abortion protests.

Wieber · **Joined:** Tue May 23, 2006 10:57 pm **Posts:** 8403

Scientology's public relations (PR) machine, a part of scientology's office of special affairs (OSA) works hard to inculcate the idea that the OSA is infallible. Part of that mystique is that the staff members for the OSA are specially chosen and vetted and that they are elite. Another thing done is that the training and activities and so on related to the OSA is a SECRET!

Yeah, yeah, "no one ever expects The Spanish Inquisition." Etc. By the way, where is the Spanish inquisition these days? Has anyone seen it around? I guess it failed.

skeptic2girl · **Joined:** Tue Nov 09, 2010 5:14 am **Posts:** 1041

Smurf wrote:

skeptic2girl wrote:

This stuff scares me, actually. I am realizing I have preferred to pretend that the OSA doesn't really exist, or that it just takes place in Clearwater, maybe.

There's nothing to be scared of, really. They're a bunch of idealistic, mindfucked adherents committed to KSW. I used to be one and many of my former comrades in intelligence gathering were the nicest people. It's really no different than the Catholic Church (as they've been known to do) sending parishioners to pro-abortion protests.

Maybe I'm actually buying some of Scientology's bullsh**! :evil: