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I've been a member of the Church of Scientology for 40 years. My experiences have certainly been very different than Hawkings'.

I know many many memers of the Sea Organization. They are very happy, motivated and productive people. It's not hard to tell if somebody is being abused and these people are not.

My two step-chilldren were previously in the Sea Organization and for different reasons left. They are both in good standing with the Church and my wife and I see them regularly.

As for not being able to document Hubbard's military record and injuries, I would rather imagine that there are a lot of things that happened during WWII that have missing or incorrect documents.

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