Al Buttnor
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Al Buttnor
Director, Department of Public Affairs, Church of Scientology of Toronto.
Claimed, on the Nurel list, that the Church of Scientology promotes freedom of speech, but when pressed for details on how it does so (considering the cult's reputation for censorship and it's growing record of hate and harassment), he refused to answer.
He explains harassment as "hoping to get some assistance." (See Scientology goes visiting).
Was in charge of a vile hate and harassment activity  directed against Ursula Caberta following her arrival at Florida's Tampa aiport
Items added after August, 2002:
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