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Subject: Gerry Armstrong
Date: 13 Dec 2004 13:37:20 -0800
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GERALD ARMSTRONG
In former days, Armstrong hatched a plot to seize the Church's assets
in collaboration with the Los Angeles IRS Criminal Investigation
Division. When the Church discovered this, its attorneys obtained
permission from a Los Angeles police officer to conduct an
investigation into Armstrong's plans. The investigation caught
Armstrong on videotape stating that he intended to forge and then plant
incriminating documents on Church premises, to be discovered in a
subsequent raid.
http://www.religiousfreedomwatch.org/extremists/armstrong1.html
Gerry Armstrong wrote:
>>>> We don't have to prove a goddam thing. We don't have to prove
shit. We just have to allege it.
Susan wrote:
>>> Whoa!! Hold up here. I use to really enjoy reading Gerry. But,
Gerry, I am stunned. You are not making much sense any more. Are you
drinking again? One thought to the next doesn't really connect up.
Zinj wrote:
>> Oh goody. The fake Susan is back.
Spacetraveler wrote:
> Typical, naturally you have to defend your "authority" (meaning
Gerryoko, aka Gerryono).
I came up with a better one: Roxel Ammstrong (pronounced
RockSlamStrong)
Susan, I don't think it's just alcohol making Roxel Ammstrong
incoherent. He's starting to SPIN.
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RE: ARMSTRONG - Faulty Researcher
There have been several briefings from Gerry Armstrong about the life
of L. Ron Hubbard which have been faulty and show irresponsible
research:
Testimony and evidence shows that while Gerald Armstrong claimed to
have been able to document nearly every day of L. Ron Hubbard's life,
he had in fact made very poor attempts at research, which had resulted
in badly distorted facts.
When asked in court "Did you obtain documents from any official agency
of the United States to document day by day where Mr. Hubbard was
during Mr. Hubbard was during the Second World War?" His answer was
"no..."
Armstrong also claimed that Mr. Hubbard had never seen combat during
World War II. The evidence again contradicts Armstrong's assertions.
While commanding PC 815, Mr. Hubbard and his crew sank one Japanese
submarine and disabled another in an encounter which lasted three days.
When questioned on this evidence in court, Armstrong admitted that he
merely "went through some books on the subject. But that was it. I
never went to D.C. And I obviously never checked the sources that
whoever did this research was able to check. So I stand corrected."
(Transcripts of May 21, 1984 - Superior Court of the State of
California for the County of Los Angeles).
Public Relations
Church of Scientology International
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