Chris Doyle’s Postcard Campaign

Dr. Chris Doyle has been sending a series of non-threatening, informational postcards to various Scientology Orgs for the past year.  One Scientologist, Tracy Fish, asked the police to make him stop.   Doyle’s description of the events is included in the video and transcribed below.  A warning though, the Lisa McPherson autopsy photos are used in this video.

Today I received a telephone call from a Greater Manchester police officer regarding a series of postcards that Ive been sending to the Church of Scientology in Manchester for the past 12 months.

The officer stated that multiple complaints have been made by Manchester Scientologist, Tracy Fish, who has been demanding my arrest for being an irritation and a nuisance.

The police officer was extremely warm and engaging and assured me that none of the cards that Id sent were threatening or illegal and that no crime had been committed. He also told me that he had recommended to Tracy Fish that if she wasnt interested in the cards then she should simply put them in the bin.

The following images show the Front and Back of the postcards that I sent to the Church of Scientology in Manchester (and to Scientology Orgs all over the world). They reflect my greatest grievance against Scientology; the insensitive and heartless killing of innocent people like Lisa McPherson, Kaja Ballo, Noah Lottick, Eric Rubio, Shaun Lonsdale, Quentin Hubbard, Susan Meister and Konrad Aigner.

The only named Scientologist to have made an official complaint against me was Tracy Fish and her name was mentioned to me at least 3 or4 times during our conversation. Perhaps Tracy Fish is the only Scientologist in the UK (and in the world) to be annoyed by the receipt of my postcards. However, I strongly suspect that Tracy Fish has been elected by Saint Hill Manor as the official complainant to the police. This idea is supported by the fact that the officer stated that he had been given a bundle of postcards by Tracy.

Tracy Fish, and the Greater Manchester police, knew that I was the sender of the cards because I always attach a permanent sticker with my contact details onto each postcard. This is so that my cards can be readily differentiated from other cards that might be sent to the Orgs cards which may, for example, threaten violence, terrorism, bombings or the physical stalking of individuals.

The Officer who telephoned me did say that some cards forwarded to him by Tracy Fish were anonymous in nature (i.e. had been sent by an unnamed unidentified individual) and that some were indeed threatening in nature. He also stated that some people had send cards in envelopes.

I ALWAYS SEND MY POSTCARDS UNCOVERED WITH LISAS AUTOPSY PHOTOGRAPHS VISIBLE – AND SCIENTOLOGYS RESPONSIBILITY FOR HER DEATH AVAILABLE FOR EVERYONE TO READ

I want as many postal workers as possible – and as many scientologists as possible – to see and read these cards. My motive for sending the cards is to highlight the death of Lisa McPherson in the hope that, like me, they will research the subject further and discover the revolting and dangerous truth behind scientology.

If anyone watching this video is, similarly, interested in expressing their grievances to Scientology centers via postcard communication, then www.Vistaprint.co.uk is a competitive printing company. Like all things in life, the more cards you buy, the relatively cheaper they become. I buy 1000-2000 cards at a time, which works out at about 9p per card. A minimum order of 100 cards would cost about £15

Yesterdays contact with the police is not my first confrontation with them following a complaint by the Manchester Church of Scientology. In May 2008, the cult had my The Church of Scientology Killed Lisa McPherson protest poster confiscated by the police.

On this particular occasion, the police officer involved was extremely confrontational and violent (see pictures on Tony Leighs most recent video). The following day, I made an official complaint about this officers behavior to Liberty and to Greater Manchester police and, following an official interview with the police complaints board (which was also attended by my close friend, Tony Leigh), the officer involved had his service record darkened and my poster was apologetically returned.