"...Wonders never cease. Last week David Miscavige (Scientology's top crime boss) ordered Continential Airlines records be hacked into. From this, he learned of a flight from New York that Marty Rathbun (ex-Scientology crime boss) was scheduled to take on Friday, July 17. He put PI Vinnie Parco, a character right out of central casting onto the same flight.
Vinnie so overtly attempted to befriend Marty that it was ridiculous. As Marty explained, "Vinnie is so incompetent, I caught him debriefing on his conversation with me by cell phone at a layover in Houston."
You've seen the rock, now let's look under it. According to Wikipedia,
1.Vinnie Parco is not only a convicted felon, but...
2.Vincent Parco illegally sold a gun with a silencer to Carolyn Warmus who used it to murder her ex-lover's wife.
3.In the trial, it came out that Vinnie Parco had also tried to hire a hit man to kill Warmus=92s ex-lovers wife. Parco only avoided a murder conviction by turning against his one-time client and lover, though Parco was married at the time, and testifying for the prosecution.
4.Parco said later his attempt to contract a killing was "nine years ago. I've grown a lot since then."
5.In fact he grew so much that in 2006 US District Judge Susan Bucklew had to intervene when Vinnie Parco was caught tampering with the jury and witnesses during a mobster=92s racketeering trial.
So THIS is who David Miscavige (the criminal mastermind who subverted the Church of Scientology) hires to stop Marty from exposing David Miscavige's crimes: Vinnie Parco, a man who could have been convicted of murder?
You see, when Miscavige=92s normal Go-to-Guy, Tommy Davis, isn't good enough (even though Tommy works for free) Miscavige spends the extra cash (parishioner donations) to hire his extra special Go-to-Guy, Vinnie Parco!
Can anyone think of a more greasy, putrid, willing-to-do-anything-for-money-no-matter-how-unsavory person?
Gosh, just thought of a question... What is David Miscavige doing at the head of a religion that hires murderers?
http://www.scientology-cult.com/miscavige-hires-a-felon.html
Tuesday, July 21, 2009
Wednesday, March 25, 2009
Scientology Lapdog Jeff Stone Caught in Financial Scandal
The Press-Enterprise:
http://www.pe.com/localnews/politics/stories/PE_News_Local_S_stone24.38a5b2a.html
http://tinyurl.com/c37x6q
[quote]
Riverside supervisor touts sister's pro-bono work for county, pays her
from campaign fund
10:26 PM PDT on Monday, March 23, 2009
By JULIA GLICK [Reach Julia Glick at 951-368-9442 or jglick@PE.com]
The Press-Enterprise
Supervisor Jeff Stone frequently praises his sister as Riverside
County's best bargain because she works full-time as an unpaid volunteer
in his office.
But records show he paid Lori Stone more than $180,000 in campaign money
last year for political consulting and professional services and he
assigned her the free use of a county car with taxpayer-funded gasoline
included.
Over the past three years, Stone's campaign payments to his sister
totaled about $330,000.
In reporting this story, The Press-Enterprise tried to interview Lori
Stone and another staff member. Jeff Stone directed them not to comment
and asked that requests be referred to him.
Story continues below
Lori Stone
Stone then declined to discuss the issues in person or by phone, saying
he wanted all questions submitted in writing by e-mail. The
Press-Enterprise declined. Stone then sent a lengthy e-mail defending
his sister's use of a county car and her volunteer service.
"In addition to Lori putting in 50 to 60 hours a week of her time to
improve the quality of life of women in the 3rd District, she was having
to endure a personal expense of transporting herself throughout the
County to do the fine work she does," he wrote. "I felt it was a lot to
ask of a full time volunteer to not only donate her time to the County
pro bono but to expect her to pay for all her travel expenses."
Stone, who plans to run for state Sen. Dennis Hollingsworth's seat in
2010, said his sister's use of a county car as his volunteer legislative
assistant was consistent with county policies.
County spokesman Ray Smith said restrictions on volunteers' use of
county vehicles do not apply to supervisors, only to the department
heads and workers that serve under them.
Roman Porter, spokesman for the state's Fair Political Practices
Commission, said Stone's payments to his sister do not violate any laws
provided they are entirely for political, legislative or governmental
purposes.
But the large amount of money to a sibling raises questions, said Bob
Stern, president of the Los Angeles-based Center for Governmental Studies.
Stone paid his sister almost $40,000 more in 2008 than he earned as a
county supervisor.
Stone was re-elected by a landslide in 2008 against a challenger who
raised less than $1,000, a fact that gave Stern pause.
"Campaign consultants do not get almost $200,000 for noncompetitive
races," Stern said, adding: "I don't think any legislative assistant
gets $200,000. The question is what is she doing for her pay? I think
this is case No. 1 for saying relatives should not be paid out of
campaign funds because it's just too open for abuse."
Volunteer Work?
Stern said Stone could legally pay a legislative assistant's salary out
of his campaign funds, but the pay must be in line with the amount of
work and the skill level of the person performing it.
That aside, Stone has repeatedly said his sister works entirely for free
for the county, identifying her as a "volunteer" on his Web Site.
Lori Stone works on homelessness issues, serves on the Riverside County
Women's Commission and was appointed official county spokeswoman for the
Sexual Assault Felony Enforcement team, Stone said in his e-mail. He
added that she has launched and run several successful fundraisers for
nonprofit organizations.
"Replacing her on my staff would cost the county a minimum of $60-70,000
per year in salary not including benefits," he said. "The citizens of
this county are the beneficiaries of her pro-bono work."
County rules would not permit Stone to directly hire his sister for his
staff or directly supervise her.
A county ordinance forbids county officers, including supervisors, from
involvement in decisions to employ, retain, promote or make work
assignments for a sibling or other immediate relative on the county
payroll. The ordinance does not apply to volunteers, county spokesman
Smith said.
County Car
Lori Stone has never been on the county payroll but drives a county car,
a 2000 Ford Explorer. The county purchased the sport utility vehicle in
1999 for its Transportation and Land Management Agency, records show.
In May 2007, the car was transferred to Stone's office, where it was
assigned to Lori Stone, according to fleet records.
The car had almost 105,000 miles on it when it was reassigned and is now
nearing 132,000 miles, according to fleet records. Drivers of county
vehicles rely on county gas pumps and county maintenance services,
officials said.
Bob Howdyshell, director of county purchasing and fleet services, said
supervisors' staff members often seek cars that have been used by other
departments in the interest of frugality. But Lori Stone's situation is
one-of-a-kind because she is a full-time volunteer, he said.
"I am not familiar with anyone who is a volunteer and has a long-term
arrangement with a vehicle," he said of the vehicles used in county
departments.
A county ordinance states that volunteers may not use county vehicles
without justification from the relevant department head and
authorization from the county executive officer.
But the requirement does not apply to the supervisors or their staff,
Smith said. That's because supervisors set policy and oversee the county
executive officer and department heads, he said. The requirements do not
specifically refer to supervisors, he added.
Only the board would have the ability to change those rules to include
them and their staffs, Smith said.
Consulting Pay
Riverside County Supervisor Jeff Stone says his sister Lori Stone is a
volunteer in his office. Meanwhile he has paid her more than $330,000 in
campaign funds for consulting and professional work over the past three
years.
2008
Campaign contributions
$218,696
Payments made
$444,115
Consulting, professional
payments to Lori Stone
$181,000
2007
Campaign contributions
$302,390
Payments made
$266,769
Consulting, professional
payments to Lori Stone
$84,000
2006
Campaign contributions
$342,412
Payments made
$268,009
Consulting, professional
payments to Lori Stone
$67,076
Source: Campaign finance filings
http://www.pe.com/localnews/politics/stories/PE_News_Local_S_stone24.38a5b2a.html
http://tinyurl.com/c37x6q
[quote]
Riverside supervisor touts sister's pro-bono work for county, pays her
from campaign fund
10:26 PM PDT on Monday, March 23, 2009
By JULIA GLICK [Reach Julia Glick at 951-368-9442 or jglick@PE.com]
The Press-Enterprise
Supervisor Jeff Stone frequently praises his sister as Riverside
County's best bargain because she works full-time as an unpaid volunteer
in his office.
But records show he paid Lori Stone more than $180,000 in campaign money
last year for political consulting and professional services and he
assigned her the free use of a county car with taxpayer-funded gasoline
included.
Over the past three years, Stone's campaign payments to his sister
totaled about $330,000.
In reporting this story, The Press-Enterprise tried to interview Lori
Stone and another staff member. Jeff Stone directed them not to comment
and asked that requests be referred to him.
Story continues below
Lori Stone
Stone then declined to discuss the issues in person or by phone, saying
he wanted all questions submitted in writing by e-mail. The
Press-Enterprise declined. Stone then sent a lengthy e-mail defending
his sister's use of a county car and her volunteer service.
"In addition to Lori putting in 50 to 60 hours a week of her time to
improve the quality of life of women in the 3rd District, she was having
to endure a personal expense of transporting herself throughout the
County to do the fine work she does," he wrote. "I felt it was a lot to
ask of a full time volunteer to not only donate her time to the County
pro bono but to expect her to pay for all her travel expenses."
Stone, who plans to run for state Sen. Dennis Hollingsworth's seat in
2010, said his sister's use of a county car as his volunteer legislative
assistant was consistent with county policies.
County spokesman Ray Smith said restrictions on volunteers' use of
county vehicles do not apply to supervisors, only to the department
heads and workers that serve under them.
Roman Porter, spokesman for the state's Fair Political Practices
Commission, said Stone's payments to his sister do not violate any laws
provided they are entirely for political, legislative or governmental
purposes.
But the large amount of money to a sibling raises questions, said Bob
Stern, president of the Los Angeles-based Center for Governmental Studies.
Stone paid his sister almost $40,000 more in 2008 than he earned as a
county supervisor.
Stone was re-elected by a landslide in 2008 against a challenger who
raised less than $1,000, a fact that gave Stern pause.
"Campaign consultants do not get almost $200,000 for noncompetitive
races," Stern said, adding: "I don't think any legislative assistant
gets $200,000. The question is what is she doing for her pay? I think
this is case No. 1 for saying relatives should not be paid out of
campaign funds because it's just too open for abuse."
Volunteer Work?
Stern said Stone could legally pay a legislative assistant's salary out
of his campaign funds, but the pay must be in line with the amount of
work and the skill level of the person performing it.
That aside, Stone has repeatedly said his sister works entirely for free
for the county, identifying her as a "volunteer" on his Web Site.
Lori Stone works on homelessness issues, serves on the Riverside County
Women's Commission and was appointed official county spokeswoman for the
Sexual Assault Felony Enforcement team, Stone said in his e-mail. He
added that she has launched and run several successful fundraisers for
nonprofit organizations.
"Replacing her on my staff would cost the county a minimum of $60-70,000
per year in salary not including benefits," he said. "The citizens of
this county are the beneficiaries of her pro-bono work."
County rules would not permit Stone to directly hire his sister for his
staff or directly supervise her.
A county ordinance forbids county officers, including supervisors, from
involvement in decisions to employ, retain, promote or make work
assignments for a sibling or other immediate relative on the county
payroll. The ordinance does not apply to volunteers, county spokesman
Smith said.
County Car
Lori Stone has never been on the county payroll but drives a county car,
a 2000 Ford Explorer. The county purchased the sport utility vehicle in
1999 for its Transportation and Land Management Agency, records show.
In May 2007, the car was transferred to Stone's office, where it was
assigned to Lori Stone, according to fleet records.
The car had almost 105,000 miles on it when it was reassigned and is now
nearing 132,000 miles, according to fleet records. Drivers of county
vehicles rely on county gas pumps and county maintenance services,
officials said.
Bob Howdyshell, director of county purchasing and fleet services, said
supervisors' staff members often seek cars that have been used by other
departments in the interest of frugality. But Lori Stone's situation is
one-of-a-kind because she is a full-time volunteer, he said.
"I am not familiar with anyone who is a volunteer and has a long-term
arrangement with a vehicle," he said of the vehicles used in county
departments.
A county ordinance states that volunteers may not use county vehicles
without justification from the relevant department head and
authorization from the county executive officer.
But the requirement does not apply to the supervisors or their staff,
Smith said. That's because supervisors set policy and oversee the county
executive officer and department heads, he said. The requirements do not
specifically refer to supervisors, he added.
Only the board would have the ability to change those rules to include
them and their staffs, Smith said.
Consulting Pay
Riverside County Supervisor Jeff Stone says his sister Lori Stone is a
volunteer in his office. Meanwhile he has paid her more than $330,000 in
campaign funds for consulting and professional work over the past three
years.
2008
Campaign contributions
$218,696
Payments made
$444,115
Consulting, professional
payments to Lori Stone
$181,000
2007
Campaign contributions
$302,390
Payments made
$266,769
Consulting, professional
payments to Lori Stone
$84,000
2006
Campaign contributions
$342,412
Payments made
$268,009
Consulting, professional
payments to Lori Stone
$67,076
Source: Campaign finance filings
Friday, February 20, 2009
Scientology Vulture Ministers Scam Exposed
The Scientology corporation's fake "Volunteer Ministers" scam was recently exposed by the BBC as being what everyone already knew -- a criminal enterprise bent upon rooking and swindling money out of people for as much as they can get.
In the aftermath of the September 11'th terrorist attacks, the Scientology crime syndicate tried to deliberately disrupt relief efforts and had to be continually recaptured and "escorted" back behind police lines.
BBC Audio with vulture video
Scientology's actions supported the goals of the Saudi Arabian terrorists who had attacked us.
In the aftermath of the September 11'th terrorist attacks, the Scientology crime syndicate tried to deliberately disrupt relief efforts and had to be continually recaptured and "escorted" back behind police lines.
BBC Audio with vulture video
Scientology's actions supported the goals of the Saudi Arabian terrorists who had attacked us.
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