Scientology's fair game on Gerry Armstrong
Hubbard advertised and made others advertise that he was “mankind’s greatest friend.” He published and made others publish what they all said was an authentic, heroic, supermanic biography. He promised and made others promise fabulous results for his technology and religion. Should we have believed and trusted him, or any of his agents or spokespersons, […]
Allegedly, Scientology officials, including Church leader David Miscavige, paid private investigators to acquire some unspecified compromising information on Goldberg during his time as commissioner, and then strode into his office without an appointment one day to demand terms.[1][2] The meeting was not listed on Goldberg’s appointment calendar, which was obtained by The New York Times […]
[…] 1 L: Do you know any other executives who left Scientology who would have knowledge of Scientology’s criminal activities? J: No. L: Mark Yeager? 219 J: Has left? L: I didn’t know if he was still in or not. J: That’s the point. L: Does anyone know if he’s still in? J: Not me. […]
