I second that thought. Well done, and keep up the good work.

Prayers being sent your way as you uncover the evil that this cult has perpetrated on innocent victims and their families.

You and Leah are an excellent team. Out of curiosity I googled your name so I could reach out to encourage you and I came across scientology’s ridiculous and lengthy accusations against you. I mean, really?????? Anyone with half a brain has to see that and ask themselves why they are going to such lengths to disparage your character.

It’s obvious to me your making a dent in exposing their sociopathic and evil ways. Good luck and God bless!!!! It takes tremendous courage to do what your doing. AND your doing it well.

My wife and I watched most of season one. The work you and Leah are doing is phenomenal.

Even though Leah gets most of the “attention” you are a kingpin in the series. Your knowledge is vast, and a tremendous contribution.

The information you have uncovered, as well as seeking out the switch that changed peoples lives shows that smart people can, eventually, see the light.

Thank you for your efforts!

Chris Christensen

Hey Jeffery,
As is in Schrodingers cat??
The things I learn from this blog and Tony’s.
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Anrea: When I was at Flag several years ago I encountered a Canadian guy who had been involved at my local Org long before I was involved and we knew a few of the same people. He was in his early 60’s and had been legally blind since childhood and it had continued to worsen with age. When I say “legally“ blind I’m talking about extremely poor vision – visually impaired to to a very high degree. But he was, early in life, able to see to a some limited degree. At the time I met him he could not sense more than slight impressions of light. He was totally dependent on others to get around etc. All his cyber communications were done via voice recognition etc. I watched as he listened to messages left for him on his phone played back at crazy speeds which he fully understood. He had recently inherited some money, left Canada and bought a little house in Clearwater so he could be on lines full time. I believe when i saw him he was on FPRD.

We had lunch together and chatted several times – one of those times the head IAS reg came and sat down with him as we ate and started after him for yet more donos. I think he got rid of her that time but he told me he’d already given them a third or a half of his inheritance…

Anyway, this blind, totally dependent guy in his 60’s had signed an SO contract which involved some predatory … oops – I mean “preparatory” steps; a “project prepare”. The idea was that he’d continue to get full-time auditing until such time as his vision was restored enough to qualify him for activation of his contract.
Un-fu**ing believable! “Hope springs eternal” is a phrase that comes to mind. I never checked up on him after that but I’d hazard a guess that he’s destitute by now and still blind as a bat.

See Ortega

Didn’t the judge say that he was going to oversee the arbitration himself? Did he ever get the list of 500 Scientologists in good standing like he asked for?
Couldn’t they FIND 500 people in good standing that DM would trust not to natter? 😀