Wog media
The Sydney Morning Herald: Scientology critic adds volume to inquiry call
Source: smh.com.au/national/scientology-critic-adds-volume-to-inquiry-call
NICK O’MALLEY INVESTIGATIONS
January 23, 2010
A LEADING critic of Scientology is to travel to Australia to support Senator Nick Xenophon’s campaign for an inquiry into the tax-exempt status of the church.
Gerry Armstrong was an ardent believer in the church and its founder, the science fiction writer L. Ron Hubbard, until he began researching an authorised biography of his hero in 1980. [Full story...]
Also in Brisbane Times
Related stories: Trouble in the House of Hubbard, We are More than just this body and this life
OCMB Media Thread: Australian Senator calls for Fed Senate Inquiry into Co$
See also: Offer to come to Australia to support call for Scientology Inquiry
Gerry in Germany November 20 – December 6, 2009
Gerry will be at a conference on Scientology in Berlin November 23, 24 and 25, a conference in Leipzig, and then will be at the Hamburg mega-raid December 3 – 6.
He’s looking forward to connecting up with all the Anons, OGs, and everyone else at the raid and elsewhere.
UBC Radio Free Thinker series on Scientology
Radio Free Thinker interviews Gerry Armstrong and members of Vanonymous.
To Russia with love
I’m going to St. Petersburg, Russia to participate in a conference May 15 and 16 on “Destructive Cults and Human Rights” organized by FECRIS, the European Federation of Centers for Research and Information on Sectarianism. My paper, which will be published after the conference, is entitled “Scientology, the Dangerous Environment Racket.” The term “dangerous environment” comes from cult founder L. Ron Hubbard, appears many times in Scientology “scripture,” and is a key concept in the “Suppressive Person” doctrine. The conference is a great education and media opportunity, and will forge andĀ strengthen North American-European-Russian alliances on the cult fronts.