Sunland-Tujunga Liars are at it again

GET READY FOR A NEW RATION OF LIES!!!
by David DeMulle

As the S-T Neighborhood election comes closer, the local political
degenerates have started a new campaign of lies. So let's start
examining them one by one.

1. It is true that Mark Seigel is a thief working under orders of  Cindy Cleghorn. He stole the Best of S-T ballots and gave them to Cindy Cleghorn and Tomi-Lyn Bowling to dispose of.


2. Cindy supporter Joe Barrett did not start the No To Home Depot (N2HD) grass roots program. Nina Royal, a TFP staff member, started  it on Feb. 5th 2005 and made the first formal demand to Wend Greuel at the Glendale Bakery on Feb. 19, 2005.

3. Cindy Cleghorn has gotten rid of every opposition voice in the
STNC, refused to pay STNC bills and uses Joe Barret as her
personal hit man to attack community activists. When she
"Inadvertantly, Misplaced, some of the ballots", we knew that
the community was in trouble. But when she stated that the
ballot could not be shown to anyone because it would violate the
Health Insurance Portability Act (HIPA), we knew that she was
just building bigger and better lies.

4. And the story that I called the Post 377 Legionnaires a bunch
of drunks, you just have got to stop and think about where you
 are hearing this from. I am a Legionnaire myself. Have you ever
seen me drunk?

Scientologists go on the offensive!            Photo of  Sue Stewart and Mark Seigel

It appears that the Scientologist block has enlisted the use of confusion in getting out of this problem.  Tomi-Lyn has now dropped out of the neighborhood council race for president, and Mark Seigel is taking her place.  Mark is the one that unlawfully entered the neighborhood council offices and removed "The Best of Sunland-Tujunga" ballots two years ago, and gave them to Cindy Cleghorn and Tomi-Lyn Bowling who "inadvertantly mis-placed them," allowing Scientology members to win the contest.

The second letter of commendation from Susan Stewart is a form of "confusion,"
used by Scientologists to overpower their opponents.

       L. Ron Hubbard Lecture, 20 May 1952 "Decision."
"A confused person has their conscious mind busy and occupied, and is very much inclined to draw upon unconscious learnings to make sense of things. A confused person is in a trance of their own making - and therefore goes readily into that trance without resistance. Confusion might be created by ambiguous words, complex or endless sentences, pattern interruption or a myriad other techniques to incite transderivational searches, (TDS.)

The battle for the minds of Sunland-Tujunga has just started.