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TONY ORTEGA
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We’ll be at the courthouse today hoping the Danny Masterson retrial jury can deliver some verdicts before the holiday weekend. In the meantime, Janis Gillham Grady and Mark Fisher wanted to tell you about their new video adventure.
Mark Fisher and Janis Gillham Grady recently launched their own YouTube channel — Our Scientology Stories: Peeling the Onion — in order to cover the earlier history of Scientology as well as the destruction and abuses that occurred.
Janis was born into Scientology in Australia in the mid 1950s and went with her family to Saint Hill in England and eventually into the Sea Organization on the Flagship Apollo at age 11. She then began working, along with her sister Terri, as one of the original Messengers for L. Ron Hubbard. Janis worked for Hubbard 6 hours a day, 7 days a week for nearly 11 years. She spent more time with Hubbard on a daily basis than even his family. Her mother Yvonne Gillham Jentzsch started the Celebrity Center for Scientology in Los Angeles and her father Peter Gillham, was a famous Scientology lecturer and later Nutritionist who created Natural Calm. ~~~READ MORE
Thank you for reading today’s story here at Substack. For the full picture of what’s happening today in the world of Scientology, please join the conversation at tonyortega.org, where we’ve been reporting daily on David Miscavige’s cabal since 2012. There you’ll find additional stories, and our popular regular daily features:
Source Code: Actual things founder L. Ron Hubbard said on this date in history
Avast, Ye Mateys: Snapshots from Scientology’s years at sea
Overheard in the Freezone: Indie Hubbardism, one thought at a time
Past is Prologue: From this week in history at alt.religion.scientology
Random Howdy: Your daily dose of the Captain
Here’s the link for today’s post at tonyortega.org
And whatever you do, subscribe to this Substack so you get our breaking stories and daily features right to your email inbox every morning.
Paid subscribers get access to two special podcast series every week…
Up the Bridge: A weekly journey through Scientology’s actual “technology”
Group Therapy: Our round table of rowdy regulars on the week’s news
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Mark Fisher and Janis Gillham Grady recently launched their own YouTube channel — Our Scientology Stories: Peeling the Onion — in order to cover the earlier history of Scientology as well as the destruction and abuses that occurred.
Janis was born into Scientology in Australia in the mid 1950s and went with her family to Saint Hill in England and eventually into the Sea Organization on the Flagship Apollo at age 11. She then began working, along with her sister Terri, as one of the original Messengers for L. Ron Hubbard. Janis worked for Hubbard 6 hours a day, 7 days a week for nearly 11 years. She spent more time with Hubbard on a daily basis than even his family. Her mother Yvonne Gillham Jentzsch started the Celebrity Center for Scientology in Los Angeles and her father Peter Gillham, was a famous Scientology lecturer and later Nutritionist who created Natural Calm. ~~~READ MORE
Thank you for reading today’s story here at Substack. For the full picture of what’s happening today in the world of Scientology, please join the conversation at tonyortega.org, where we’ve been reporting daily on David Miscavige’s cabal since 2012. There you’ll find additional stories, and our popular regular daily features:
Source Code: Actual things founder L. Ron Hubbard said on this date in history
Avast, Ye Mateys: Snapshots from Scientology’s years at sea
Overheard in the Freezone: Indie Hubbardism, one thought at a time
Past is Prologue: From this week in history at alt.religion.scientology
Random Howdy: Your daily dose of the Captain
Here’s the link for today’s post at tonyortega.org
And whatever you do, subscribe to this Substack so you get our breaking stories and daily features right to your email inbox every morning.
Paid subscribers get access to two special podcast series every week…
Up the Bridge: A weekly journey through Scientology’s actual “technology”
Group Therapy: Our round table of rowdy regulars on the week’s news
