Jeff Stone - Scientology Shill for California Senate

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JEFF STONE’S

CHANGING STORY

TIMELINE OF A SCIENTOLOGY SHILL…



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This pamphlet was put together by Julie Waltz.

Most corresponding Internet link locations can be found in the footnote area.



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JEFF STONE AND HIS ANONYMOUS PAMPHLET –

WHICH TOMMY DAVIS ADMITTED THE CHURCH OF

SCIENTOLOGY PROVIDED FOR HIM UPON WHICH

TO BASE ORDINANCE NO. 884:



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http://www.pe.com/localnews/morenovalley/stories/PE_News_Local_W_supes26.

479ae4e.html



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what REALLY happened:

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2 http://gawker.com/5074201/anonymous-v-scientology-protest-turns-ugly



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January 5, 2009

Supervisors to discuss picketing ordinance

Desert Sun Wire Service

A proposal that divided the Riverside County Board of Supervisors last yearbecause of its planned increased restrictions on residential picketing will be backbefore the board, in a new form at the supervisors' first meeting of 2009.

Supervisor Jeff Stone is slated to introduce a measure tomorrow that would limitresidential picketing to no closer than 50 feet of a subject's property inunincorporated communities.

The proposal modifies a measure Stone brought before the board in November,which was tabled after it failed to win unanimous support.

Stone previously wanted a county ordinance that restricted picketing to 300 feetor more from a person's house. The supervisor pointed to similar ordinances inPalm Desert, Riverside and San Diego County as examples of time, place andmanner restrictions that passed judicial muster.

The anti-picketing regulations were inspired, Stone said, by protests outside theChurch of Scientology's San Jacinto compound, during which at least one personwas arrested.

Stone claimed the protestors were members of a hate group, but individuals who

took part in an Oct. 26 demonstration outside the San Jacinto facility denied anyaffiliation with racists or organizations opposed to organized religion. They saidtheir target was Scientology alone.

Supervisor Bob Buster called the original picketing restrictions too broad, sayingthey jeopardized residents' rights to assemble and demonstrate.

The supervisor added that pushing a protest 300 feet away from its target wouldmake the exercise useless -- and put protesters in somebody else's front yard.

Buster also disliked the idea of dragging the county into ``a religious dispute,''

calling it ``dangerous ground on which to proceed.''

Board chairman Roy Wilson encouraged Stone to rethink his proposal, and thesupervisor agreed to take the measure off calendar until he could come up with acompromise that would win unanimous support.

The current measure will be voted on as an urgency ordinance, making iteffective immediately with a four-fifths vote by the board.



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Public hearings will be set in the next two weeks, giving residents an opportunityto weigh in.

If the board approves the measure after the hearings, the ordinance will formally

take effect in 30 days, according to Riverside County Executive Officespokeswoman Lys Mendez.3

3 http://www.mydesert.com/article/20090105/NEWS01/90105035/-1/rss

http://www.mydesert.com/article/20090105/NEWS01/90105035/-1/rss






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JEFF STONE’S WIFE GETS A CONGRATULATORY HUG

FROM SCIENTOLOGY SPOKESPERSON CATHERING

FRAZER AFTER ORDINANCE 884 PASSES

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4http://www.pe.com/localnews/inland/stories/PE_News_Local_S_supes07.37a2aa

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Riverside Restricts Picketing

NBCLosAngeles.com

11:16 a.m. ET Jan. 7, 2009

RIVERSIDE, Calif. -- Despite objections from people who said their freedom todemonstrate would suffer, the Riverside County Board of Supervisorsunanimously approved a measure Tuesday that restricts residential picketing to50 feet or more from a subject's property.

"This is to protect people from other people coming onto their property and takingaway their quality of life," said Supervisor Jeff Stone, who sponsored the anti-picketing ordinance. "I felt the need to protect those being protested against. ... Ibelieve people should have the right to protest, but not ... jump on private

property with the intention of hurting people there."

The proposal modifies a measure Stone brought before the board in November,which was tabled after it failed to win unanimous support.

Stone previously wanted a county ordinance that restricted picketing to 300 feetor more from a person's home, pointing to similar ordinances in Palm Desert, thecity of Riverside and San Diego County as examples of time, place and mannerrestrictions that passed judicial muster.

The supervisor acknowledged again Tuesday that the "impetus" for the anti-

picketing regulations was generated by protests outside the Church ofScientology's "Golden Era" production studios in Hemet over the last five months.

"I'm not a member of the Church of Scientology, but I'm happy to live in a countrywhere I could choose that religion if I wanted to," Stone said.

The supervisor alleged in November that protestors at the Scientology compoundwere members of a hate group, but individuals who took part in an Oct. 26demonstration outside the facility denied any affiliation with racists ororganizations opposed to organized religion. They said their target wasScientology alone.

A half-dozen speakers who have engaged in protests outside the 500-acrecompound addressed the board Tuesday morning, before the ordinance wasvoted on.

Each of the speakers characterized Stone's proposal as sympathetic toScientology and detrimental to constitutionally guaranteed freedom of speech.



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"This is restricting my First Amendment right -- the one held far above all others,"Madison Davidson told the board. "This is the right people have died and losttheir lives protecting. Now if citizens of other counties come to Riverside County,they can't protest here the same way."

Graham Barry, who identified himself as an attorney and critic of Scientology,charged Stone's measure was tailored to make it virtually impossible todemonstrate outside the Golden Era compound because apartments and housesare co-located with commercial buildings at the site.

"The board should require further revision of the ordinance expressly excludingresidential and targeted buildings that are part of mixed-use properties," Barrycomplained. "The president of the United States does not get an exemption frompicketing because he lives upstairs at the White House, and neither should theleader of Scientology."

Sam Alhadeff, an attorney for the church, told the board that, under theordinance, protesters could stand next to the compound gates -- not 50 feet away-- as long as the demonstration doesn't take place adjacent to a church-ownedresidence.

Riverside County counsel Pamela Wells added that the ordinance contains anexception to the 50-foot restriction, as long as protesters are on a sidewalkacross the street from a targeted residence.

"For the record, by passing this, we're not prohibiting legitimate legal protestingat the Church of Scientology's compound?" wondered Supervisor Roy Wilson.

Wells said that there was no general prohibition.

"This governs protesting at a particularized residential dwelling," she said.

Supervisor Bob Buster, the most vocal opponent of Stone's original proposal,said the sheriff's department and other county agencies should draw up "adefined area where they (anti-Scientology protesters) can legitimately protest ...so people can have some assurance that where they're protesting comports withthe ordinance."

Wilson, who admitted voting for the new ordinance with great reluctance,requested a report in six months to determine "how many instances we had toenforce the ordinance and a complete description of what happened."

Stone agreed.

The ordinance passed as an urgency measure, making it effective immediately.However, Riverside County Executive Office spokeswoman Lys Mendez said a



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public hearing must be held before the measure can be formally added to thebooks. The hearing should be placed on the board's calendar in the next two orthree weeks.5

5 http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/28529389/

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/28529389/






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QUESTION?

IF THIS

ORDINANCE

RELATES SOLELY

TO “PRIVATE

RESIDENCES”

THEN WHY

MENTION A

SITUATION

WHERE

“OCCUPANTS

CANNOT READILY

MOVE TO

ANOTHER

RESIDENCE IN

ORDER TO AVOID

THE UNWELCOME

PICKETING?



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12 http://www.dailykos.com/storyonly/2009/6/23/746038/-One-More-Politician-

in-Scientologys-Stable



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CATHERING FRAZER, SCIENTOLOGIST AND

RESIDENT OF GOLDEN ERA PRODUCTIONS

ELABORATES FOR THE BOARD HOWMUCH SHE APPRECIATES THE

ORDINANCE, 2-24-09:



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“IN SITUATIONS

WHERE

PICKETING HAS OCCURRED…”

YOU MEAN THE

PICKETING AT

SCIENTOLOGY’S

GOLDEN ERA

PRODUCTIONS –

WHO THIS

ORDINANCE WAS

WRITTEN FOR?



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Desert Sun

Critics call for repeal of county picketing ordinance http://www.mydesert.com/article/20090916/NEWS01/909160309/Critics+call+for+repeal+of+county+picketing+ordinance

RIVERSIDE — A Riverside County ordinance that prohibits picketing closer than 30feet from a residence has never been enforced since a divided Board of Supervisorsapproved it, prompting critics Tuesday to call for its repeal.

“There are no picketing incidents now or in the past that show the necessity of thisordinance in the County of Riverside,” said Julie Waltz, a county resident who has beena vocal critic of the measure since it was enacted in March.

“This ordinance was written on speculation and hearsay,” she told the board. “It is aninfringement of our constitutional rights.”

Waltz and a half-dozen other opponents of Ordinance 884 leveled most of theircomments at board Chairman Jeff Stone, who proposed the measure to limit targetedpicketing measure in November.

The supervisor initially wanted to restrict protesters to more than 300 feet from atarget's home, but modified the proposal to limit picketing to 30 feet when it becameclear several of his colleagues were reluctant to accept the wider parameters.

Stone cited instances of harassment of Church of Scientology members at their 700-acre Golden Era compound near Hemet as the impetus for the ordinance, as well asthreats against supporters of Proposition 8, which confers legal recognition of marriagebetween only a man and woman in California.

http://www.mydesert.com/article/20090916/NEWS01/909160309/Critics+call+for+repeal+of+county+picketing+ordinance







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http://www.thevalleychronicle.com/articles/2009/09/11/news/doc4aaabf7bb064

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http://www.thevalleychronicle.com/articles/2009/08/21/opinion/letters/doc4a8

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THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN 884 AND ALL THE

REST:



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THE MOST UNCONSTITUTIONAL PART:



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THE PENALTIES:



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