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From: Sharky818 <sharky818@my-deja.com>
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Subject: Re: Gerry Armstrong Eurotour 2001
Date: Mon, 05 Feb 2001 21:46:54 GMT
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In article <7hgs7tkniq6vv97nkqpej017u72ajjc9c2@4ax.com>,
Gerry Armstrong <armstrong@dowco.com> wrote:
> God willing, I will be in Europe throughout the merry month of May. I
> hope to touch, in this order, tentatively, Russia, Germany, France,
> Holland, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, UK and back to Germany for the 2001
> Leipsig Award. Maybe Vienna. Maybe wherever I'm wanted. Maybe wherever
> I'm not wanted, hee, hee.
>
> I would love to hook up with wogs ® in Europe who are involved in
> $cientology's war, and maybe would like to picket the organization
> while I'm in their cities
>
> I expect to travel with my picket sign which reads, side A:
> "Thank God L. Ron Hubbard Is Dead Wrong."
>
> Check out http://freehenson.da.ru/
>
> (What a great photo, Grady Ward, and what an honor to be caught
> picketing with Keith Henson.)
>
> and side B:
> "$cientology: Let Our People Go"
>
> How do you say those things anyway in:
>
> Russian
> German
> French
> Dutch
> Danish
> Swedish
> Norwegian
>
> If anyone would like me to relate my experiences in $cientology,
> discuss my knowledge of the organization, or answer questions, we have
> the time between now and May to organize such gatherings.
>
> I'm traveling as always on a shoestring, so any beds or couches along
> the way are a Godsend. I consider myself a low impact guest, although,
> as I advise $cientologists, never praise a bridge until you've crossed
> over it.
>
> Clearly I'm quite vulnerable physically, so any sensible wog ® company
> during this tour is appreciated.
>
> If any government people in Europe want to talk to me about Hubbard,
> fair game, the U$'s baffling embracement of fair game, or whatever,
> while I'm in their jurisdictions, just contact me and I will do
> whatever I can to make myself available.
>
> I imagine much of the coordination traffic from here on should be by
> e-mail. I look forward to meeting as many of the excellent wogs ®
> involved in this war in Europe as humanly possible.
>
> © Gerry Armstrong
>
> 46109 Princess Avenue
> Chilliwack, B.C.
> V2P 2A6 Canada
> 604-795-5852
>
I strongly suggest you start in California.
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