Hello Anonymous,

All right, thank you. Sounds great.

I'm not that good in chatting, but I'll try tomorrow to connect. 
However, it would be easier for me if someone of your organisation 
calls me (between 10 am and 17pm) to answer some direct questions.
If all this doesn't work out, maybe there's someone willing to send 
me an e-mail...

I'm a journalist, I work with the protection of sources, so you don't 
have to be afraid to be recognisable. I'll take care of your 
anonymity. So if you speak dutch, I suggest to continue in that 
language. If not, English or French are also fine over the phone.

My questions are, to begin with, quite simple.

- Without being to specific... What kind of organisation are you (how 
many people, nationalities, professions, (fe)male, age, ... an 
average maybe)?

- Are you all Belgians?

- Do you have contact with other anti-Scientology organisations?

- How did you find each other?

- Where does your motivation come from?

- Scientology probably knows you exist, did you already have bad 
experiences with them?

- Did you ever meet their battery of lawyers?

- Scientology continuesly pretends to do charity-jobs, like their 
famous anti-drug-program at schools. Do you think they lie at that 
point?
Do they have a 'hidden agenda' to find as much members as possible?

- The protest of Sunday seems to be the first big manifestation 
against the mouvement, how many people do you expect and why in 
Brussels?

- I always understood Belgium was nog a good 'base' for Scientology, 
the number of members here stays low. Is that correct or is the 
threat bigger than everybody thinks?

- I suppose you are aware of the juridical investigation of the 
Public Ministery of Brussels (officer of inquiry: Jean-Claude Van 
Espen) against Scientology. Justice is making a case out of it. Why 
do you still stay anonymous, how do you see your role in this story?

- You stay anymous for absolutely understandable reasons, but do you 
think this is the way to fight them? Because they always send a 
spokesman out if there's a conflict and pretend to be open and 
transparant.

- Last question so far: why the red tie (cfr. dress code) Sunday?

Ok, thank you already. I'm at the office at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning,
I hope we can continue our conversation. Spoken or written.
These questions also serve to be able to situate your organisation.
Concerning your question of reaching more flemish media: I would make 
a press-anouncement and send it to Belga, the national press agency. 
Then all media get it at once!
Hope to hear from you tomorrow.

Kind regards,

Marjan

Marjan Justaert
Redactie De Morgen
www.demorgen.be
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