A couple of points as to my own view of 'Save Heber!':
I am in favor of removing every person in the captivity of Scientology from that captivity.
I'm especially in favor of eliminating the captivity of the aged and infirm and people being held captive against their will. (note; I'm also in favor of ending the captivity of those held by their own will, but, not as urgently)
I'm opposed to any attempt to revise history or rehabilitate the 'reputation' of any of those captives, even if it's done with the supposed 'good intention' of rallying the troops, marketing a movement for 'freedom' or serve as a justification for any cynical or naive 'new organization'.
I will not be a part of any 'movement' organized by 'leaders' whose motives and methods are unclear or in opposition to my own.
In some rare circumstances I might well support some groups or individuals in specific actions without thereby implying my support for their program as a whole. Example; if Marty Rathbun or Mike Rinder or Heber call for a criminal investigation of the 'Church' of Scientology and/or its officers and management I would support that call, without implying my support for them as individuals or their other agenda.
Zinj