Comments on: Tommy Davis and Jessica Feshbach — WTF?

By: Jen

Jen — Thu, 06 Jul 2023 12:17:44 +0000

In reply to Sally A. So well put.

By: Jenny Gaines

Jenny Gaines — Thu, 06 Jul 2023 12:14:27 +0000

In reply to Tomas. Agreed I’m also worried about many people who have disappeared. Are they on the Rehabilitation Project Force doing hard labor with no way of leaving and years go by without a word??? How does a church have a prison a little Gitmo in Florida or California??? Screw the word Church as I grew up in one and boredom was the only complaint. A prison with hard labor and guards? C’mon nobody can do that and the LAPD is helping them it makes me sick. Our dear Mike was in the hole..that a prison term. Watch Amy Scobee talk about the OSA files. Holy… How are the feds not rolling up on these properties demanding Shelly and all the other missing people right now, then after questioning David M with great prejudice and perp walking him to a waiting SUV .Nabbing up Tom Cruise for questioning at the same moment and placing DM and OSA people in custody. I’m just wondering what country I’m in where Danny Masterson is the very tip of the iceberg as far as people and especially children who are cadets at two or some weird cults cult thing, they need to get those children out. NOW!!!

By: Name unknown

Name unknown — Fri, 14 Apr 2023 04:50:28 +0000

In reply to justpassingby. My theory is Tommy may speak out after his mother, Ann Archer, has passed. That’s the only thing holding him back is losing his mother.

By: Mary

Mary — Tue, 13 Dec 2022 06:45:29 +0000

In reply to Sally A.

If he is that bad a person and a narcissist… then the child and mother are both waaaaayyyyy better off without his chaos. Believe me, I know. It’s better to live without bad company – especially a narcissistic self-indulgent one or one hypnotized and ruled by cult.

By: Constance Isbell

Constance Isbell — Wed, 23 Sep 2020 16:45:01 +0000

Tommy Davis lately has been an “advisor” to Tom Barrack, the head of the Presidential Inaugural Committee (PIC) written extensively about by Stephanie Winston Wolkoff in ” Melania and Me”. It was big surprise to see Tommy Davis’s name mentioned about a dozen times in this book, Barack is a millionaire or billionaire donor to Trump, and the book details the incredible teamwork used to throw Winston-Wolkoff under the bus to take the fall for the committee’s failure to account for a vast amount of the $107 million raised for the inauguration festivities. She was a very detailed note-taker and very organized in everything she did. She is now cooperating with at least two investigations. I hope I am not the only one who is a bit upset to see a “former” high-ranking Scientologist moving in circles that put him in close proximity to a President of the United States.

By: pluvo

pluvo — Mon, 18 May 2020 13:17:39 +0000

In reply to Tomas.

Tomas, he has been out since some years; he “routed out”. He doesn’t talk about his Scn/Sea Org past. Here some links for you from 2016 and 2018 to bring you up to date (surely there is more if you google):

https://tonyortega.org/2016/08/15/former-scientology-mouthpiece-tommy-davis-is-settling-into-his-new-role-as-hollywood-exec/

https://tonyortega.org/2018/04/25/former-scientology-mouthpiece-tommy-davis-has-a-new-look-and-a-new-friend-in-his-life/

By: Tomas

Tomas — Mon, 18 May 2020 04:30:41 +0000

I’ve kept an eye on Tommy for quite a while, particularly in his encounters with BBC’s Sweeny. His behavior during that period was reprehensible, but he succeeded in getting what he wanted: Sweeny’s public meltdown. That’s all what he was after.

Then, he vanished.

All that being said, I really do wonder what happened to him. Part of me is glad he’s not around, but I must admit I’m very concerned with his welfare.

Where is he? Did he Blow? The article says he did, which surprised me, but was captured and taken back to the Gold Base. I’m sure he spent time in The Hole. If they would stick Rinder there, they wouldn’t hesitate to stick Tommy there.

Where is he now? I’d love to know. If I ever meet Mike Rinder that will be the first thing I ask him: Where’s Tommy? If he OK?

Boy, if Tommy successfully blows, he’ll rip Scientology wide open. That documentary would be epic.

By: Sally A

Sally A — Sun, 23 Jun 2019 02:05:06 +0000

DON’T GIVE UP! I know it may seem like a daunting task and a constant up hill battle – but for the first time in a very long time you are penetrating the Scientology armor. THE WORLD KNOWS THE TRUTH NOW AND THAT’S BECAUSE OF YOU! Just look at their new TV network. Totally in response to all the bad press they are getting. Leah and you have a show so boom – they get a network. Classic and you’ve got them scurrying around and even though it may not seem like it trust me there was a board meeting and they were rubbing their little Scientology brains together to solve the problem. They are running scared. As an offensive PR move they are trying to pump out content on a 24 hour news network. Which by the way is full of recycled stories and the world now knows the TRUTH. So it’s working! It’s working! Don’t give up! Oh and as for Tom Cruise? The Karma will come back to him. That’s one thing that he won’t be able to escape. He’s a bad guy. What kind of person lets a young girl grow up without a dad on purpose? A bad person that’s who. He’s a deadbeat absentee father in the name of Scientology. If he’s looking to make the world a better place, letting a child grow up without a dad is not quite the route. He can win all the medal of valor awards he can hold, but when it comes to what’s important..a real authentic life, he’s losing. He may not know it now because of his Narcissistic Personality Disorder but when he comes to the end of his life – he’ll be filled with regret. It’s funny how he is getting played by David Miscaviage. Thought he was smarter than that. Scientology preys on the weak. Even though he’s a big star, he grew up without a Dad and he’s notoriously self absorbed but very insecure. Too bad he is doing the same thing to his own daughter.

By: Mary N

Mary N — Thu, 31 Jan 2019 04:02:36 +0000

Out of all the Scientology upper echelon, Tommy Davis is the most outwardly repulsive. Watching his past antics makes me want to take a cold shower. He is a hard man NOT to want to punch. Apparently he sells houses in Texas? Would you buy a house from him? He would probably sell you one with a leaky roof! He left Mascavige’s rogue’s gallery of henchmen like a rat deserting a sinking ship. Thr worst part is, that miserable excuse for a man will never be held accountable for all the misery he caused.

By: palehorse

palehorse — Sat, 06 Jul 2013 03:00:00 +0000

Dear Mike,

I always look forward to your articles and comments, and this one is particularly juicy! Please forgive me my naivety, but I am inclined to grant a bit of compassion toward Tommy Davis. Of course, unlike you, I was never in the scope of the firing squad, so it is much easier for me to be patient.

Having watched and read you and Marty from afar for quite sometime, and watched as people relentlessly assaulted your characters, I am inclined to wait in hope of a similar decompression period in Tommy’s case. Didn’t you need time for yourself before coming out publicly against the crimes of the CoS? Marty has also written of his time of needing to disappear.

I recall reading about you and watching you work for and defend the CoS while thinking awful things about you before I knew you left. My initial opinion of your character was utterly wrong. When I was on staff, I remember fearing Marty and suppressing my thoughts that he was a thug. I was terribly wrong about him, too. I now know both you and Marty to be courageous and compassionate men, warriors for your integrity despite attacks from those who refuse to forgive your actions while in the CoS. Those moral karma accountants who are bent on blame may never accept that you and Marty have more than made up for your involvement in the shenanigans of the CoS.

I cannot help but wonder if compassion might be more effective than blame in Tommy’s case. He may or may not come forward as courageously as you and Marty have. But at least he is not actively and publicly assaulting the truth as he was under the auspices of the Church. As a public spokesman, it must be tremendously difficult to turn around and point out your own duplicity.

Mike, I greatly respect and admire you, and I would welcome your criticism of my thought process. Clearly, you know this situation eons better than I do.

Yours,
Nancy