NY Times 10/28, "The Return of Werner Erhard"
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But it was the Church of Scientology that actually drove him out of the country. According to Mr. Erhard, the “60 Minutes” allegations were the culmination of a smear campaign organized by Scientology officials to get back at him for poaching clients and ideas.
“There’s no question that I was declared fair game by L. Ron Hubbard,” he said. “In the doctrines of Scientology, that meant they could destroy me financially, socially or reputationally.”
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The NYT article contains a link to a 1991 LA Times article that gives further details.
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NY Times 10/28: The Return of Werner Erhard
*** Excerpt ***
But it was the Church of Scientology that actually drove him out of the country. According to Mr. Erhard, the “60 Minutes” allegations were the culmination of a smear campaign organized by Scientology officials to get back at him for poaching clients and ideas.
“There’s no question that I was declared fair game by L. Ron Hubbard,” he said. “In the doctrines of Scientology, that meant they could destroy me financially, socially or reputationally.”
*** End Excerpt ***
The NYT article contains a link to a 1991 LA Times article that gives further details.
http://ift.tt/1XnJzO4. html?hp&action=click&pgtype=Homepage&clickSource=s tory-heading&module=mini -moth®ion=top-stories-below&WT.nav=top-stories-below
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