Interview with ex-Scientologist John Duignan, author of "The Complex". John was in the Church of Scientology for 22 years, and rose to become a respected member of the highly secretive Sea Org. Her...
Interview with ex-Scientologist John Duignan, author of "The Complex". John was in the Church of Scientology for 22 years, and rose to become a respected member of the highly secretive Sea Org. Here, he tells his shocking story in person for the first time.
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After 16 episodes,I can say John's story unfolds like an engrossing novel! If you've started watching and might feel tempted to can it after just a few parts,stay with it or come back, 'cause it's worth it, as it gets more & more interesting,as it follows John's processing,promotions,doubts,b attles with Scientology from within, & escape!You learn lots of what exactly's wrong with Scientology (lots).I found myself identifying with John & rooting for him.A valuable, fascinating cautionary tale!
spot on,what happened in stuttgart, in sydney the same in 1963. thank god i had a caring father who could see thru these fiends way back then. i fought him, but i respected him. thank god for that. it wasnt a church tho, it became a church later, as i recall.
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am in cork also and would love to have you for dinner some time.
R U sure? I don't think that's right; I think it's die-nun.