[Today’s guest post is by Phil Jones] In the realm of life, there are individuals who leave an indelible mark on the hearts and minds of those fortunate enough to cross their paths. Willie and I had the fortune to know one of those individuals. It was one of those rare positive things that came out of our stint in Scientology.
Tony, glad the Bunker is back up. It has been one of the pillars of my deprogramming progress. And has created an amazing community. Rock on, you are one tough journalist and friend.🎸❤️
I met Ron Moss in the 70s. He was a trombone player. Interesting that I never knew he had a daughter Julie. Ron became more well known for managing Chick Corea and a few other Jazz artists. I only knew about his marriage to Linda who is Elisabeth’s mother.
It’s not uncommon that family members are cancelled out even when they both stay in Scientology. Phil does not mention whether Julie was still in. The tragedy of the cult is that if you are a true believer you are not a true friend because you will turn on anyone whole leaves and is declared a suppressive person. It’s part of the Hubbard toxic policy that destroys the person who disconnects more than then person shunned. Phil and Willie sorry for your loss. It saddens me that friendships are broken for any reason. In Scientology it’s often mandatory.
I have reached the age where I am starting to lose good friends to disease. Every lose is a kick in the pants and I understand Phil and Willies suffering. I don't know if Julie Moss was still in, and it doesn't matter. Losing good friends will always hurt.
Go Daddy needs to grow a backbone. Enough said. Kudos again, to Scot Plitnik for doing what was necessary to keep the Bunker functioning.
I offer my condolences to the friends, family and loved ones of Julie Moss.
I suggest finding another website provider, Tony, though in the time of censorship and dealing with Scientology, I wouldn't have a clue what to suggest except, get your own servers. Love ya always.
Tony, glad the Bunker is back up. It has been one of the pillars of my deprogramming progress. And has created an amazing community. Rock on, you are one tough journalist and friend.🎸❤️
I met Ron Moss in the 70s. He was a trombone player. Interesting that I never knew he had a daughter Julie. Ron became more well known for managing Chick Corea and a few other Jazz artists. I only knew about his marriage to Linda who is Elisabeth’s mother.
It’s not uncommon that family members are cancelled out even when they both stay in Scientology. Phil does not mention whether Julie was still in. The tragedy of the cult is that if you are a true believer you are not a true friend because you will turn on anyone whole leaves and is declared a suppressive person. It’s part of the Hubbard toxic policy that destroys the person who disconnects more than then person shunned. Phil and Willie sorry for your loss. It saddens me that friendships are broken for any reason. In Scientology it’s often mandatory.
I have reached the age where I am starting to lose good friends to disease. Every lose is a kick in the pants and I understand Phil and Willies suffering. I don't know if Julie Moss was still in, and it doesn't matter. Losing good friends will always hurt.
Go Daddy needs to grow a backbone. Enough said. Kudos again, to Scot Plitnik for doing what was necessary to keep the Bunker functioning.
Thank you for your diligence. Pilutik rocks so hard!
I offer my condolences to the friends, family and loved ones of Julie Moss.
I suggest finding another website provider, Tony, though in the time of censorship and dealing with Scientology, I wouldn't have a clue what to suggest except, get your own servers. Love ya always.
My brother is an IT professional and he hates GoDaddy. I’ll ask who he’d recommend switching to.....
Such a helpful brother “Yep, GoDaddy are bastards but Scientologists are bigger bastards…”. He’s going to do some investigation