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Did the Church Of Scientology REALLY sue The Internet in the early 90s?

April 26, 2017church culture early internet Religion Scientology Society spirituality Sue

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Did the Church Of Scientology REALLY sue The Internet in the early 90s?

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Scientology has filed lawsuits against a number of Internet users, The Washington Post newspaper, over fifteen various Internet service providers in The Netherlands, and others concerned in the matter of Karin Spaink, a supporter of Arnaldo Lerma and other Internet activists who posted on her Web page excerpts from Scientology’s copyrighted scriptures, which are withheld from the general public. This legal case included claims by Scientology that hyperlinks to alleged copyright infringements were also illegal.

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No. You cannot sue the internet as it is not a legal entity. You can sue people who use the internet, however, which they have attempted to do.