1977 scientologist, in the independent field since 2005.

And what do you follow stratty?

You at least pay taxes and your taxes support agendas. Which are those?

Even if you don't pay taxes and you follow yourself, then are you a model of honesty and purity? Let us know please of your virtuous life.
I follow David Gilmour. He makes beautiful music and I'm quite happy to pay for what he is selling.

I make no claim to be a model of honesty and purity, but I can assure you I have never sunk to the depths of depravity that your leader and mentor has.
 
Angry at the "out PR?" Cuitlahuac is just being honest. That's how Scientologists talk, amongst themselves at least.

I prefer honesty and candor to agreement - echo chambers are not my thing; and I definitely prefer candor to deception and PR.


I like it too.

Aside from the admirable candor, Scientologists are the only beings in this world who can construct a single sentence that contains both the noun "wogs" and the adjectival phrase "on this planet".

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One of my favorite songs from when the ISB were members of Scientology , before it started to harm them:


Sung by Van Morison during his brief infatuation with Scientology:



During the late 1960s, Frank Zappa rejected Scientology but some of its ideas influenced his lyrics:




"A little bit of Scientology can sometimes be a good thing. A lot of Scientology seldom is."

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Flakey Foont after attesting to Clear
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I smiled at the picture of Flakey Foont and "A little bit of Scientology can sometimes be a good thing." That would be me since I split around 1980 soon after attesting to "Dianetic Clear" only because of the price increases and had no problem with The Tek at the time. I never experienced any abuse and wasn't aware of it in scn until I started reading the scn blogs after watching Going Clear. For me my scn experience was an interesting and worthwhile life experience.
 
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I like these Apollo photos taken in Spain, the quality is too good for LRH to have taken them. Again, thank you Janis Gillham Grady:

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yes, that looks like Mary Sue Hubbard

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This was a life boat drill for the Apollo crew, they didn't have passports or permission to come ashore, hence the Spanish police welcoming party (they were arrested).

Janis Gillham Grady
September 1, 2018 ·
My 2nd book in the Commodore's Messesnger series Riding out the storms with L. Ron Hubbard has been released! It can be found at [URL='https://www.amazon.com/Janis-Gillham-Grady/e/B074B9N4D9[/URL]'][URL='https://www.amazon.com/Janis-Gillham-Gra…/e/B074B9N4D9[/URL][/URL]']Janis Gillham Grady
This book picks up where book One left off - Oct 1970 and completes the story of the remaining years on the Apollo. Over 200 photos included.
In the first photo, its a young Quentin Hubbard to the right rubbing his eye.

The 2nd photo with the boat being lowered down, I am in the front center of the photo- sitting to the side trying to get out of the way of the adults trying to pick up the oars.

The 3rd photo is Mary Sue, with Bill Robertson (Capt Bill) on the bull horn and Marion Dendiu - she is still in.

4th photo is Joan Robertson (wife of Capt Bill) with the police.

5th photo is Joan Robertson and I. I was 11 years old.

6th photo I am the young girl, a little to the left of the center of the photos with short sleeves and my arms crossed.

The complete story can be found in my Commodore's Messenger book 1 which is sold on Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/s?k=janis+gillham+grady&ref=bnav_search_go
 
It could be her, she resembles the young girl identified as Janis in this photo:

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Janis Grady (front center with head bowed next to man wearing sunglasses) and members of the Apollo crew return to the ship following a crew muster in Casablanca, Morocco. (Courtesy of Janis Grady)

Here's another one that looks like the same girl having fun while she was illegally in Spain:

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Thats me at the front playing leap frog while illegally on the beach in Spain - March 1968 at 11 years old. My sister is behind me leaping over the man in the red shirt.
 
Wearing sock with sandals? Sure sign of a bozo. :D
All I know is this, more info may be in her books:

Janis Gillham Grady
November 21, 2018 ·
Some never seen before photos of Commodore's Messengers on a photo shoot with L. Ron Hubbard The Commodore.

Janis Gillham Grady
December 27, 2018 ·
Thanks for all the support and comments about my talking about growing up under L. Ron Hubbard on the Apollo last night on Leah Remini's Aftermath show on A&E. If you want to learn more about it, I have written two books with great detail about the lives of not just Commodore's Messengers on the ship but the rest of the crew and what it was like growing up in such an environment. Lots of photos are included in the books.
Janis Gillham Grady
There are probably about 3-400 photos in both my books combined if your interested. The two books cover the 8 years I lived on the Royal Scotman/Apollo.
 
It's not Hubbard's face in this image that always catches my attention, it's the faces of the other people in the picture who all seem to be having a wonderful time. Not.

I remember buying 2 copies of that album. I sent one of them to my brother. I don't think he ever forgave me for that. I kept the other one for myself and I played it only once all the way through and then never pulled it out again for reasons that are obvious to all here. I would rather listen to 12 year old kids stoned on airplane glue bashing out "Louie Louie" on their shitty Sears and Roebuck electric guitars in the garage than play that album again.

As for the cover photo, we culties were convinced that it was "tone scale tech". We thought that Hubbard and his merry band of fanatics were in "2.0 Antagonism" in order to bring the "1.1 covertly hostile wog world uptone" enough to check out this very "theta" music. If you want to call that waste of vinyl "music", that is.

Now this is music! Hubbard could have taken a few lessons from the Shaggs.

 
I remember buying 2 copies of that album. I sent one of them to my brother. I don't think he ever forgave me for that. I kept the other one for myself and I played it only once all the way through and then never pulled it out again for reasons that are obvious to all here. I would rather listen to 12 year old kids stoned on airplane glue bashing out "Louie Louie" on their shitty Sears and Roebuck electric guitars in the garage than play that album again.

As for the cover photo, we culties were convinced that it was "tone scale tech". We thought that Hubbard and his merry band of fanatics were in "2.0 Antagonism" in order to bring the "1.1 covertly hostile wog world uptone" enough to check out this very "theta" music. If you want to call that waste of vinyl "music", that is.

Now this is music! Hubbard could have taken a few lessons from the Shaggs.

You have to study and practise long and hard before you're able to play as badly as that. Sorry, twenty seconds was about all that I could take.
 
There are probably about 3-400 photos in both my books combined if your interested. The two books cover the 8 years I lived on the Royal Scotman/Apollo.
Thank you for the info. about the photos. Do you know who the photographers were?

I've resisted buying your books for now because I'm so far behind in reading the ones I already have. I will buy them now, they sound like I would enjoy them even if I just read small sections and look at the photos out of order. I love historic photos of subjects that interest me. Do you have any plans for a third book?
 
Thank you for the info. about the photos. Do you know who the photographers were?

I've resisted buying your books for now because I'm so far behind in reading the ones I already have. I will buy them now, they sound like I would enjoy them even if I just read small sections and look at the photos out of order. I love historic photos of subjects that interest me. Do you have any plans for a third book?
The photographer of the beached/lifeboat photos in Spain was Sylvia Calhoun, she also took the one of me and LRH on the cover of the first book and the one of me and other crew members walking towards the camera after muster.
 
I follow David Gilmour. He makes beautiful music and I'm quite happy to pay for what he is selling.

I make no claim to be a model of honesty and purity, but I can assure you I have never sunk to the depths of depravity that your leader and mentor has.
LOL. Then you have not put attention to Pink Floyd's Lyrics.
 
The photographer of the beached/lifeboat photos in Spain was Sylvia Calhoun, she also took the one of me and LRH on the cover of the first book and the one of me and other crew members walking towards the camera after muster.
She had or has a natural ability for good composition, also good exposure and focus. She apparently wasn't able to teach LRH on how to improve his photography. He pretended to be a master teacher of photography, but his photos are worse than average in my opinion.
 
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