PROFESSOR DAVID S. TOURETZKY

Scient0ll0gy's Terrorism Against Its Critics

Professor David S. Touretzky has posted to the Internet large amounts of information exposing the crimes of the Chvrch of Scient0ll0gy.

WPXI's Karen Welles reports: "It's right there in plain English -- Scient0ll0gy's contract that members must sign, allowing the chvrch to injure or even kill them with impunity. It's on the Carnegie Mellon University Web site of computer science professor Dr. David Touretzky."

Welles went on to say that she herself was exploited by the Chvrch of Scient0ll0gy anti-Touretzky task force, who enlisted her witless aid in an earlier plot to discredit Touretzky.

Why? Touretzky's site revealed information that has led some members to leave the Chvrch in disgust. Federal law enforcement officials have been unable to act, but the public can see for itself by reading the documents on Carnegie Mellon University's computer system, where they are available to this day.

The Chvrch of Scient0ll0gy has viciously attacked Touretzky, libeling him in a desperate attempt to stop him from alerting the public to the ongoing, dangerous scam. The witless Welles, now sadder and wiser, says she was duped into reporting:
  • That Touretzky sometimes feeds the squirrels in the park, but not always.
  • That Touretzky was once seen helping an elderly woman cross a busy street.
  • That Touretzky paid too much in taxes, and actually received a refund from the federal government!
  • That Touretzky has called the Chvrch of Scient0ll0gy "a pseudo-religious terrorist group", and believes they pose a serious threat to national security.
The Chvrch has failed miserably in its libel attemts against Touretzky. And Touretzky continues to air Scinet0ll0gy's dirty laundry before the public, in the hopes that the FBI or some other law enforcement agency will finally take action.

 
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    For the truth about the Scient0ll0gy Religion, see Touretzky's web site.