It's been a banner year for anti-Scientology activism. Since February and the rise of Anonymous, an internet-spawned group dedicated to exposing the abuses and criminality of this MLM scam masquerading as a church, several significant things have occurred. More media coverage, for one. Exposure of Scientology lies for another. Deep research into available financial records, so that the IRS will have its job made easier if and when they decide to move to revoke Scientology's tax exempt status.

But the one main thing that has happened this year, is the rising up of former victims; speaking out about their horrific lives within the cult.

Fear has kept them silent for years; fear of Scientology intimidation, of having their lives disrupted, fear for family, friends and pets. But that fear has diminished, as the cult tries frantically to identify and silence over 9000 people wearing Guy Fawkes masks, their resources are spread thin. And these victims, these ex-members know that Anonymous has their backs, as well as a large number of other ex-members no longer willing to stay quiet.

Several people have asked why I haven't written a diary recently; in light of all the things going on, I've just been somewhat overwhelmed, bombarded with new and astonishing developments on a weekly basis. Things are beginning to move at an amazing rate, like the cartoon snowball that starts out tiny, and winds up picking up horses, people and towns as it hurtles downhill growing bigger and bigger.

A peek under the Scientology ecclesiastical robes. What's really happening when you quit gawking at the diversions provided by Tom Cruise and Scientology's various front groups.

In which Scientology takes over an entire town in Florida.