Wow, Valerie Haney is really striking back at Scientology, which ridiculed her in court on February 2 for nominating Elisabeth Moss, Tom Cruise, and Shelly Miscavige to be her arbitrator after her 2019 lawsuit was forced into Scientology’s own brand of “religious arbitration.”
Ah, Valerie and Graham have driven Little Lord Pimpslap into fits of Macallan-fueled rage...
I WISH scientology "scripture" (i.e. policy letters, books,etc.) would be added as footnotes in these motions to really emphasize how disingenuous their legal arguments are...
There is a Steve Martin gag where he says that if you create a hostage situation one of your demands should be to remove the letter M from the English language, so that you can use the insanity plea if you get arrested. It could be that everyone but Emily Jones is a letter M.
Love it. But I'm still unsure why the court is letting this arbitration to proceed as is. The process seems to me to violate so many limitations in California related to employment arbitrations.
These are religious arbitrations, not employment, and the legal system is exceedingly reluctant to intervene in religious matters. It's so frustrating.
perfect response by Ms. Haney
"I'd blow a horse" to get out of this...
Said Ms Elfman
We all have our hobbies, Shawn. OK, perhaps Jenna Elfman's extracurricular obsession with equine erotica is a bit niche, but so too is whittling 🤣
Great suggestions from Graham and Valerie!
Absolutely love this! Catherine Bell was my first thought, kudos, Valerie
Ah, Valerie and Graham have driven Little Lord Pimpslap into fits of Macallan-fueled rage...
I WISH scientology "scripture" (i.e. policy letters, books,etc.) would be added as footnotes in these motions to really emphasize how disingenuous their legal arguments are...
There is a Steve Martin gag where he says that if you create a hostage situation one of your demands should be to remove the letter M from the English language, so that you can use the insanity plea if you get arrested. It could be that everyone but Emily Jones is a letter M.
Brilliant.
😬😬😬
Love it. But I'm still unsure why the court is letting this arbitration to proceed as is. The process seems to me to violate so many limitations in California related to employment arbitrations.
These are religious arbitrations, not employment, and the legal system is exceedingly reluctant to intervene in religious matters. It's so frustrating.