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The Unbreakable Miss Lovely and me

Tony Ortega’s book is intriguing, both in content and composition, and will be useful for all of us who stand against the Scientologists for all their victims. Paulette Cooper’s history with the Scientologists intersects with mine at a number of points, and we shared the fortune of being clients of the same almost famous Boston attorney at the same time, Michael Flynn. I read her book The Scandal of Scientology inside and outside the cult, and over the years I’ve learned a lot about the woman … [Read more...] about The Unbreakable Miss Lovely and me

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Plea to Paulette Cooper

Tl;dr Thanks Paulette. [WWP post.] Can you please tell the truth about your false affidavits and how you came to sign them. WRONG -- While Mike and I are not on good terms, we did not sue each other (please, 19 lawsuits against me from Scientology were enough). I think we both understand where the other was coming from and were sympathetic about what the other went through and had no wish to add to each other's burdens or bad feelings. Paulette Thanks, Paulette. I had not heard that … [Read more...] about Plea to Paulette Cooper

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The Suppressive Person Doctrine On Trial: Opening Statement by Gerry Armstrong

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9RPPjOSFKok Earlier this month, I proposed to Marty Mark Rathbun to debate him about statements he had made about me, which I knew to be erroneous, in his recently published book Memoirs of a Scientology Warrior. Before we settled on specific statements that concerned my personal history, it was decided to first address the transpersonal issue of the Scientologists’ Suppressive Person doctrine, or SP doctrine, which affects and has damaged so many people’s … [Read more...] about The Suppressive Person Doctrine On Trial: Opening Statement by Gerry Armstrong