Scientology has powerful friends who apparently don't read the Internet and
also need money
What
motivates people as different as astronaut Buzz Aldrin and chop sockey
actor David Carradine to promote Scientology? Money of course!
It's the same thing that motivates the lawyers, private eyes, goons,
sheriffs and politicians. It fact it's the only thing that motivates
them. The truth is, nobody has anything good to say about Scientology
unless you pay them. The second someone with an important opinion
like Los Angeles county sheriff Lee Baca says Scientology is great that's
when you know he is corrupt and on the payroll. What a coincidence that
Sheriff Baca has also accepted more gifts than all the other California
sheriff's combined! See how the circumstantial corruption evidence
adds up? |
They
really should have vetted their Hollywood Christmas Parade spokespeople
better in 2008 |
PASADENA MAYOR BILL BOGARD
Bogaard spoke to Scientologists and guests at the dedication and opening
of the Church of Scientology of Pasadena on Sunday, July 18, 2010: “With this
beautifully restored structure in Old Pasadena, the Church represents not only
a growing religion, but an important factor in the future of this city. So,
it is a pleasure for me to extend a cordial welcome to you and this extraordinary
Church of Scientology of Pasadena with its long history of service to the community.”
PASADENA CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE PRESIDENT PAUL LITTLEPasadena Chamber of Commerce President
and CEO Paul Little addressed Scientologists and guests at opening ceremonies
of the new Church of Scientology of Pasadena on July 18, 2010: “You are always
there. Your devotion to the people of this city, your ability to enhance the
quality of our life wherever you work—that's what I've come to know as the hallmark
of the Church of Scientology. You have made a profound and lasting statement
of your dedication to Pasadena and to the great society we know we can be.”
CELEBRITIES
EX-ASTRONAUT BUZZ ALDRIN Actor John
Travolta, wife actress Kelly Preston, (Bottom Row) astronaut Buzz Aldrin and
wife Lois Driggs Cannon attend The Church of Scientology Celebrity Centre 41st
Anniversary Gala held at the Church of Scientology Celebrity Centre on August
7, 2010 in Los Angeles, California.
LAWYERS
ELLIOT ABELSONOutside lawyer hired by cult.
He is reputedly their highest paid employee. Plenty of well-meaning church donations
instead go straight to him. My lawyer, Graham Berry, estimates Abelson now makes
between half a million and $750,000 per year as a one man law firm. He is totally
in it for the money and is not a cultist. But he earns his keep. Despite his
age, like all the other OSA people, he is made to run up and down stairs in
the Los Angeles offices rushing to do the bidding of David Miscavige and other
higher ups. He often comes to Gold or to the courthouses of Downtown LA, Riverside
and Murietta when protesters like me make demands on the cult legal system.
SAMUEL
ALHADEFFBuchanan, Ingersoll & Rooney
Overland Corporate Center
41607 Margarita Road, Suite 10Temecula, CA 92591-2984
951-719-3640 -
This Riverside California lawyer, who works for the firm of
Buchanan, Ingersoll & Rooney, is the cult's go to man for legal issues
in the county. According to his
website at
the time he
"He primarily focuses on real estate purchases and sales, development, land
use, mortgage financing and credit transactions. " He spoke to the
Riverside Board of Supervisors when Scientology was desperate to get protesting
made illegal on their property. Alhadeff's work resulted in the pointless and
time wasting
Ordinance
884 which did nothing to prevent protests but, by accident, made it easier
for child molesters to live in Riverside county without fear of protests.He
contines to be involved in the cult's long term goal of closing Gilman Hot Springs
Road. It runs right through the middle of Scientology's global headquarters,
Gold Base. The road is considered by Scientology to be a major security issue.
It makes it easier for cultists who get over the fence to escape. It also provides
a venue for protesting.
DAVID CANTRELLKendrick Moxon has filed a motion
to compel my deposition in the
AnonOrange beating case.
That means he wants me to come back in and answer more questions. And he is
demanding $7,230.91 in compensation for himself and his "lawyer's lawyer"
David Cantrell (right).