Dear Anonymous, Operation: Blue Asbestos

In an effort to continue our efforts to take down this cult informing those who have been affected by their lies over years is paramount. This is one of many.

Let’s compile the names on the lists with addresses and a mailing campaign (postcard) with a small explanation that they should inform themselves of the risks they have been exposed to be commenced.

With that said if each of you would grab 10 names off the lists do some searches for most current address. We’ll compile a mailing list, print out the post cards and send them.

IRC channel to be setup for this gargantuan task

CSV format if you will. Last, First, Address1, Address2, City, State, Zip, Email, Phone

To add some video evidence of how well Scientolgy’s Freewinds takes care of those not just who go on the boat but live in areas around it.  This is what they do

Scientology’s Freewinds in dry dock doing blue asbestos abation

This has been know for over 20 years and the people on the lists are those who have been exposed to it

Scientology’s Freewinds hides information about presence of asbestos. – NeoGAF

[START]
WILLEMSTAD: During refurbishing and reparatory work, which involved
removing the ceiling and panelling on cruise ship Freewinds, blue
asbestos was released and ended up in the ventilation system.

Freewinds’ captain did not report this when it’s own personnel were
working on the ship on the Mathey warf in Otrobanda. The Curacao
Drydock Company (CDM), where the ship was taken for reparatory work on
the hull, heard from the surveyor that there may be asbestos on the
ship. The captain acknowledged the incident and said that after the
incident Freewinds had some investigation done. Keeping the incident
quiet became more noticeable when it turned out that the 40-year-old
ship contatined blue asbestos.
The question is whether or not the blue asbestos dust, which can cause
cancer, can be removed from the ship. The CDM has stopped all work on
the ship. The ship was sealed and isolated and experts will
investigate and measure the presence of asbestos dust in the hull and
surrounding areas. Commissioners Eugene Rhuggenaath (Economic Affairs)
and Humphrey Davelaar (Public Health) said on Friday.

CDM interim director Frank Esser, deputy head of the Department of
Labour Affairs Christiene van der Biezen were accompanied by two
inspectors and head of the health Department Tico Ras. Samples taken
from the panelling last week by inspectors that were sent to the
Netherlands showed that they contained significant amounts of blue
asbestos. After an extraordinary meeting, the Executive Council
decided to inform the public in general about the incident to avoid
remours and panic.

The CDM personnel were also informed via the media because it was
impossible to gather all the workers Friday evening to personally give
them the information.
[END]

Affidavit confirming prior knowledge of this

Lawrence Woodcraft