List of Active Anonymous and Critic Websites

The following is an admittedly incomplete listing of websites run by Anonymous and other Scientology critics that are still active/accurate. To help flesh out this list, please email links of active websites (ones that still work and contain information that is still up-to-date) to stillalive@whyweprotest.net so that they can be added. Email submissions are typically processed the day they are recieved, and are always welcome.

The ArtViper thumbnails are currently down for server migration on their end. They will be returning to AnonStillAlive.com as soon as possible.

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Anti-ACTA.com

While they're not an anti-Scientology group, the anti-acta folks are working hard to help protect the Internet we all have grown to rely upon to express ourselves, to organize, and to participate in the global economy. Educate yourself about this threat and consider volunteering some of your skills and time to help save the internet as we know it.

Education

StudyTech.org

CultInsider.com

Xenu-Directory.net

WhoIsDavidMiscavige.com

SuppressivePerson.org

TomCruiseCantFly.com

TaxTheCult.com

EndTheCult

Scientology-London.com

BadCult.info

SciFiology.org

SolitaryTrees.net

AskTheScientologist.Blogspot.com

Xenu.de

Salon.com Scientology Article Database

Organization

WhyWeProtest.net

A centralized planning site for Anonymous protests against Scientology. Also hosts sections for other causes, including Iran and Net Neutrality. The successor to enturbulation.org, nearly all of the database from the first global chanology website survives on Why We Protest today.

MegaRaid.tk

Used to announce and organize megaraids in London and Hamburg, this site will be used to promote other megaraid events in the future. It is also home to postgame materials from the epic Hamburg Megaraid in December 09.

Marcab.org

One of the first anonymous Ning sites to crop up, marcab offers a looser structure than WWP while retaining its global scale. The group using this site regularly has dwindled, but the infrastructure is still in place and many group discussions contain valuable resources for anons (such as the original .indd files for the "why am I wearing this mask" trifold pamphlet).

Ex-Scientologist Resources

ExSeaOrg.com

A site for Sea Org members thinking about leaving, those who have already left, and education for outsiders about the abusive environment in Scientology's elite corps. One major broken link on front page, other pages seem to function just fine.

This site also offers a hotline for ex-Sea Org members in need of assistance leaving the cult, getting back on their feet, or contacting friends and family.
In the US and Canada: 1-866-XSEAORG (973-2674) toll free
In the UK: 0208 864 4940.
ExScn.net

Emma's informative website for former Scientologists and those thinking about making the leap

Forums.ExScn.net

Yes, I know the main site is listed above, but the forums can be tricky to get to. A huge community of out, mostly out, and a small group of critics and the curious gather here for hugboxes, ranting, and debate. The primary focus of this site is to provide a welcoming atmosphere for people in the process of leaving Scientology, whether they are still in or left thirty years ago and are finally ready to talk.

ExScientologyKids.org

Dedicated to creating a space for former and current Scientologists who were born into the cult. This site features stories from adults who grew up inside Scientology, resources for people attempting to leave, and a healthy forum community. Confidential materials (such as OT III) are segregated from other content, so current Scientologists are free to browse without risking exposure to these documents.

Scientology-Cult.com

LeaveScientology.Blogspot.com

PaulsRabbit.com

Anonymous/Critic Resources

Lermanet.com

Rambling and sometimes hard to navigate, this website is still massively valuable for the sheer amount of documents he's compiled over the years. A must-see for anyone planning on protesting against Scientology.

Xenu.net

Despite it's catchy name, xenu.net is not a great site for people who aren't familiar with Scientology yet. Like lermanet, OCMB has gathered a huge amount of information over the years and is a treasure trove for anons doing their initial research. Forums are available, but generally not open to new users.

HolySmoke.org

Looks old, but still has lots of good information.

Xenu-Directory.net

AnonComix.Ning.com

FairGameStop.org

ExposeScientology.com

DisconnectionHurts.net

TruthRundown.org

CultNews.com (Scientology Category)

Scientology-Facts.Blogspot.com

Scientology-Violations.Net23.net

Mostly just video affidavits.

YouFoundTheCard.com

Most of the information is still up to date, but the real purpose of this domain is to have something catchy to direct the public towards with viral marketing schemes. The following urls also redirect to this site:

http://www.YouFoundTheSticker.com

http://www.YouFoundTheCash.com

http://www.YouFoundTheChips.com

http://www.YouFoundJohnStamos.com

http://www.YouFoundTheLing.com

http://www.YouFoundTheThing.com

http://www.YouSawTheShirt.com

http://www.YouSawTheShirt.org

http://www.YouSawTheShirt.net

and http://www.YouFoundTheSign.com redirects to WhyWeProtest.net.

Memorials

WhyAreTheyDead.info

Out of date, hard to navigate, but filled with important information about deaths in Scientology up until the mid 90s. The old url, whyaretheydead.net, is gone forever.

LisaMcPherson.org

Memorial site for one of the best known victims of the cult. Includes court documents describing her treatment at the hands of her captors and photos.

KyleBrennan.com

Memorial for a young man who wasn't even a Scientologist. This 16 year old was visiting his Scientologist father when he died. Needed medication was found locked in his father's truck, and medical help was delayed for an appalling 45 minutes while the local org was consulted. Music plays automatically. Sorry.

PerkinsTragedy.org

Elli Perkins was murdered by her schizophrenic son Jeremy. She repeatedly denied him needed psychiatric care because of Scientology's stance on mental illness, attempting to treat his severe symptoms with vitamins instead.