Type4_PTS
Diamond Invictus SP
And not just cufflinks...but scientology-symbol-cufflinks. A small detail, I know, but to me, interesting.
Goodis may wish to check the cufflinks to see if there's RFID chips embedded within them.
And not just cufflinks...but scientology-symbol-cufflinks. A small detail, I know, but to me, interesting.
A) when you divide up the loot, you always wait till the heat dies down - you must not watch a lot of crime tv and movies B) What makes you think that was his first set of tickets? C) It's like when they tossed the lawyer off the life boat and the sharks didn't eat him - professional courtesy.I have lots of questions. Like: why did Miscavige feel compelled to shower gifts on this man after the fact? What on earth made Fugate think of calling CoS for superbowl tickets? How does he explain having a relationship with CoS that would open the door to something like that?
It begs the question:
Is it possible to be completely drenched in the delusion of Scientology indoctrination while also having perfect recall of these events? Maybe the brain can compartmentalize that way and maybe honesty and accuracy are not contingent upon sanity.
I would like to believe that his recall is unsullied and un-muddled. I suspect that may not always be the case.
Florida attorney Ken Dandar has added David Miscavige as a defendant in his federal lawsuit, a case that has already resulted in stunning new allegations that the Church of Scientology spent millions to cover up the 1995 death of church member Lisa McPherson.
Dandar was unable to stop that hearing with his federal lawsuit, which he filed on October 31. But now he’s filed an amended complaint in that suit, added Miscavige as a defendant, and put in more detail about what he claims was a conspiracy between Scientology and Florida state Judge Robert Beach to violate his civil rights. We have obtained a copy of that amended complaint, which we have posted below
Judge Beach campaigned to become the presiding judge in the McPherson civil case…Scientology’s counsel, after meeting many times with Judge Beach ex parte to gather sympathy for Scientology in the wrongful death case, defamed Dandar in his business reputation and goodwill, and convinced Judge Beach to contrive a defective and illegal procedure, not sanctioned by Florida law, to make the McPherson case go away by simply removing Dandar as counsel for the Estate in the wrongful death case…Acting under orders from Miscavige and in furtherance of the conspiracy, Pope and his co-counsel, Sandy Rosen, then stood before Judge Beach at a hearing informing Judge Beach in open court that the McPherson case would never settle if Dandar remained counsel for the Estate. Acting on cue, Judge Beach agreed that Dandar was an obstacle to settlement, something Dandar had never heard in his entire career which began in 1979
Ah, to see that sorry little bastard in the witness box being questioned under oath !
He is going to perjure himself plumb to jail !
Delightful !
Ah, to see that sorry little bastard in the witness box being questioned under oath !
He is going to perjure himself plumb to jail !
Delightful !
Today’s proceedings, which involved Scientology submitting evidence to bolster its claim that it deserves to be awarded more than $1.1 million in sanctions against Dandar, were closed to the public and press, and Scientology even requested that windows in the court doors be covered to prevent anyone from seeing inside (see photo above).