Mark Rathbun exposes how Paul Haggis invented the fictitious narrative he told on the Aftermath show—the facts of which Rathbun was involved in firsthand.
Mike Rinder and Paul Haggis and Leah Remini all know it’s an invention. It’s all an act. But it’s okay in vanity land because the master scriptwriter gets to write his own script.
And then, you know, [Paul] Haggis gives the same false narrative—and I’ve been through this, you know, in the Going Clear series—about how he started this investigation, because somebody lied to him and he wanted to find out what else was a lie. And he went into a big inv…it didn’t happen. Made it up. I was his investigation.
And then, you know, he repeats the lie that I’ve already exposed. He said he told the Scientologists, “I don’t do quietly,” right. And of course it was the intention to do it quietly and shoot from the weeds like a spineless coward, right. Which is exactly what he did, and he— and I’ve got documentary evidence that I’ve already shared with the world. He spent nine months playing games from the weeds in which he asked me in writing to make nine separate misrepresentations to different members of the media in order to create a false premise and a false—he wanted me to create false identities, to lie to the media about false identities who were telling me things about Paul Haggis so he could orchestrate this whole rollout of him effectively shooting from the weeds.
And even when he did come out, when the issue was finally public that he was out, he feigned ignorance as to how that came about to the Church. And yet, he’s sitting up there like John Wayne. He’s telling them, “I don’t do quietly.” Yeah, you do.
Again, he says—again, I mean he says this again. I already posted a video on this. Not only a video but the document that proves it and they have him on here—oh, actually, they may have played this and then I posted the document. But still, I already posted two videos talking about how Paul Haggis is lying through his teeth when he says that “Marty Rathbun asked me for permission to post my resignation letter on his blog.” I mean, I’ve been through this. Didn’t happen. And I posted a video that spelled out what did happen, okay.
He came to me. He was—he didn’t just—I didn’t just out of the blue come up and ask him. He asked me to do it, okay. And then he asked me to ask him so that he would have proof in case the Church asked because he intended to do this all quietly and it was “a big mistake.”
I’ve already posted this video to which he’s responded to and called me all sorts of names about what I’ve said in my videos, right. And the guy still went on air—this is how arrogant these putzes are—and repeated the same lie again.
I don’t think it was even—I don’t even think then I posted the document that proved it—proved my version of the story. I think he then—whiny little bitch that he is—started attacking me on one of these blogs on this Backpage Tony, the child trafficker, on his blog. And just said patent lies about me, so I posted the document. And then he attacked me for posting the document to put the truth… I mean, and this guy’s the “big crusader” who’s “lit the spark,” who “opened the freedom of information for free communication and transparency.” And the guy’s out there waging a battle with me as this series is rolling out and playing, and he’s trying to suppress my disclosing the facts of the matter. The hypocrisy doesn’t get any darker than that.
And now with Paul’s imprimatur, having denigrated all of Scientology in the false ways that he has, so that they’re now fair game, Leah feels perfectly comfortable to start spitting out some of the most vile stuff. And—but you’ve got to get the impression from watching this that this guy—because they’ve called him a “hero,” at the beginning, “a fighter” and all this kind of stuff, “facing all this terrible odds,”—he never states that Scientology did a single blessed thing to him. Even though you’re going to get the impression that they did all these nefarious things, he never says that.
That’s John Wayne—Paul Haggis. “Damn them!” Now he’s Charlton Heston at the sermon of the Mount, right. “Damn them.” He’s going to damn people. He says, Paul Haggis, “You can have a rapist there, you can have a child molester there, that’s okay. If they are a Scientologist, they did not commit a crime.”
Name one child molester. He’s not going to. Because Scientology, we’ve gotten to this point where he has denigrated it so much through his false narrative, that you can say whatever you want to and get away with it.
“You can have a rapist there, you can have a child molester there….” There’s no place that I know of in my 60 years that’s less safe for a rapist or child molester than the Church of Scient—on the latter maybe a prison might be less safe. But I can’t think of a place that’s less safe for a rapist or child molester. This is how flip they’ve done this whole thing.
