Alanzo’s biography

Born Beneath An Angry Star

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sirius

You would never know it, but since getting out of Scientology 24 years ago, I’ve practiced Buddhist meditation. I was just beginning to study it while I was in college and came across Scientology. They told me Scientology was American Buddhism, updated, with science and meters. Proving how little I knew about Buddhism at the … Read more

New Category of Post on AlanzosBlog – Lessons for Never Ins

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Stefani Hutchinson Never In

Anti-Scientologists who were never in Scientology have a long row to hoe if they hope to be accurate in their criticisms of Scientology. I provide the lessons you need here at AlanzosBlog.

Alanzo’s Leaving Scientology Interview February 2002

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Alanzo on Ethercat’s “Through The Door” Friday, 27th September, 2002 08:39:19pm Name or Alias: Alanzo Training and/or processing level: Clear, Exec Status One, GAT Ethics Specialist, Data Series Evaluator Org or location: N/A Time involved in the Church of Scientology: 16 years Recommended Website – Ron the War Hero ##_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-## 1. How did you first … Read more

Alanzo’s Bio: In & Out of Scientology & Anti-Scientology

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Alanzo Scientology

I left the Church of Scientology after 16 years, becoming an outspoken critic of them in 1999. I’ve been thinking and writing about Scientology and cults for 36 years, in and out of both. Of all the lessons I learned by escaping Scientology, then by escaping Anti-Scientology, I’ve learned one lesson harder than any other: … Read more

Undercover as an OSA Agent, Part 3

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Secret Agent Man

Intelligence work has greatly benefited from the emergence of cell phones. But this was 1987, and cell phones were called “car phones” then, and they were enormous bricks that were connected to the dashboard of your car by a curly wire, and only the most annoying people had them. As a result, things were happening … Read more

Undercover as an OSA Agent, Part 4

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secretagent ins2

The bar was packed. My beer was gone and someone was sitting on my stool. Yellow Badges were everywhere. I walked up to a space next to the busy waitress station and ordered another beer. Glasses were clinking, I could hear “Oh, that’s terrible!” and “You know it’s like she became a different person. She … Read more