| Historic 2004 - my views just after defecting Church of Scientology |
January 2004 Vicki Aznaran held a top position in RTC and her husband was a top ranking security officer in the Security Force (internal police), but she left she Sea Org and the Church of Scientology in 1987. In March month 1994 she filed an affidavit, but soon after radically changed her mind. More info here: http://www.xenu-directory.net/documents/aznaran19940307.html |
| Video interviews, 2011 |
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| New book about life in Scientology, 2011 |
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| AFHOPPEREN Mine 20 år i Scientology published by Kristeligt Dagblads Forlag on 28th September 2011 |
| Jyllandsposten wrote |
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| A well written and captivating portrayal of life with Scientology. But also in a broader sense a relevant journey into a state of mind, where sci-fi-science meets religiosity and management thinking. ’The Defector’ is well written and shocking. Especially the detailed descriptions of the main character's equal parts of intoxication and basic anxiety of being part of something larger... The book is intelligently composed. Robert Dam 'cross-cuts' between his own history and the history of the Scientology movement from its beginnings with the author Hubbards bestseller 'Dianetics - The Modern Science og Mental Health' from 1950 through the scandals, the criticism and his death in 1986 and up until today. Dam's story about Scientology is the story of what faith and certainty can do to a human being.But it is also a moral tale about putting a stop to something and to have the courage to dare do away with a part of ones' self. |
| Politiken wrote |
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| Strong Scientology-biography confronts 20 years of fake and scam In ’The Defector’ Robert Dam tells about his almost 20 years in Scientology, up till 2003, where he decided to tell the world about the greedy and lying system created by the science fiction writer L. Ron Hubbard in 1950, who then carried on to develop his own religion... Robert Dam wrote a website for ex-scientologists, which is the basis of his book..that has its strength in the well writen personal story, which the author apparently lays out undisguised. |
