To answer your question.

Because these dox have CIA, FBI, DOS, NSA’s etc. declassification release codes stamped on ’em and thus can be authenticated.

And all you have is hearsay “evidence”.

Well never said I was good at spelling.

BTW it’s questionable netiquette to point out typos.

Jus’ sayin’

Yes, the fact that he was paid doesn’t mean they are inaccurate. Honestly, I haven’t read them, so I don’t know.

Well, like I said, you are not one who readily accepts things if they don’t match your existing ideas. BTW, that is “passed” not “past.”

I already said, he was paid. Do I have the cancelled checks? No, sorry. But then again, you don’t have copies of any of the dox they were based on either. How do you know they weren’t created by the GO when they were putting together the Pauletter Cooper bomb threat letter?

Doesn’t change the validity of the dox they were based on.

Also even though the GO promoted his first two books. There is no evidence that he was paid to write them. Unless you both have evidence to the contrary.

Yes I’m also aware of the whole Bio and Saint Gerry of Armstrong’s involvement in the caper.

My response to the whole affair is covered in the following CSI article from our friends on the dark side:

https://www.cia.gov/library/center-for-the-study-of-intelligence/kent-csi/vol5no1/html/v05i1a03p_0001.htm

Betcha he cheated on the IQ.

Anyway.

One thing’s for sure he’d never past a History exam.

Unless it was issued by Wikipedia:

http://www.theonion.com/articles/wikipedia-celebrates-750-years-of-american-indepen,2007/

Thanks, Mike.

It’s good to have that verified by someone like you who would know for sure.

By the way, I still think people should read Omar Garrison’s books, but this time knowing that they were paid for by the Church.

The Church of Scientology deserves the right to tell their side of the story, too.

And we all have the right to listen to ALL sides, and to make up our own minds about it.

Alanzo

Where you used to think 200 students on course think two. We’re talking about quality here.