Karin Spaink on the Belgian Scientology case


	Karin Spaink on the Belgian Scientology case

Djiezes

9-8-2007 6:21 AM

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karin spaink, spaink, scientology, belgium, law, justice, international, research

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9-8-2007 11:40 AM

bignosemousie

and is actually hoping to start not only a national case against CoS, but is also considering a case against international bodies of CoS.

That will be a mighty big undertaking, and would be sure to get international press. The CoS is lawyered to the hilt. I have a feeling it would take years in the court system.

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