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Jack Dirmann Declaration / October 16 2002
We've
learned from a trusted source that Jack Dirmann had complete access to Reed Slatkin's
offices for 10 days straight. According to numerous witnesses, this happened about
a month before Reed filed for bankruptcy.
Dirmann allegedly had a set of keys and was there day and night going through
documents and computer files.
So Who is Jack Dirmann?
It's long been known that Jack's wife Irene Dirmann holds more clout within
the Church of Scientology than Jack himself..
Check out this
revealing 'EXECUTIVE DIRECTIVE' that Irene wrote back in 1968 (then Irene
Dunleavy) that lays out "A plan for setting up Scientology in businesses
and taking responsibility for this area."
She signs the Directive - IRENE DUNLEAVY Staff LRH Comm. (Communicator) for L.
RON HUBBARD Commodore."
He is a Scientologist with with his
own 'Our Sites' page.
He has Sea
Org ties (the Sea Org is the paramilitary 'hardcore' wing of Scientology):
"Some time around late 1976, Wayne Marple was sent to PAC (Pacific Area
Command) with orders from Hubbard. The mission was dubbed "A Commodore's Mission"
and was run from Flag as FMO 1674. (FMO means Flag Mission Order). Wayne had another
"missionnaire" by the name of Jack Dirmann as his "Mission 2nd". Jack's wife at
the time was Irene Dirmann, who was the Commanding Officer at ASHO Day, which
was the "org" I was working in."
He and his wife Irene are listed
as having $1,793,072.40 invested with Slatkin in late 1999. Furthermore,
there are 3 other Dirmann accounts with Slatkin (James, Madeline,
& Margaret J.) totalling $930,039.74.
He was a member of FASE "Foundation for Advancements in Science
and Education"
This excerpt is from LA
Times article "The Scientology Story"
"One of these groups is the Los Angeles-based Foundation for Advancements
in Science and Education. The nonprofit foundation has forged links with scientists
across the country to gain legitimacy for itself and, thus, for Hubbard's detox
method.
Among its key functionaries is a toxicologist for the Environmental Protection
Agency, whose advocacy of the treatment has raised conflict-of-interest questions."
The same article continues...
"According to state corporate records, the foundation also holds
stock in HealthMed. Moreover, the foundation's vice president, Scientologist Jack
Dirmann, has served as HealthMed's administrator.
In 1986, four doctors with the California Department of Health Services accused
HealthMed of making "false medical claims" and of "taking advantage of the fears
of workers and the public and about toxic chemicals and their potential health
effects, including cancer." The doctors also criticized the foundation for supporting
"scientifically questionable" research."
More on FASE in this newsgroup
post from Diane Richardson.
In recent years, FASE seems to have lost its connections to Scientology.
From there, Jack Dirmann's life goes in numerous directions..
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Jack received
a grant from NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR CHILDREN'S EDUCATIONAL TELEVISION GRANT
AWARDS FOR FISCAL YEAR 1993 for $300,000 for the development of a prospective
television series.
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Jack buys
a kayak:
Wanted: A Hobie Mirage (has pedals!) any color. Call me 727-593-7312
or email. Jack Jack Dirmann {jdirmann1@aol.com}
Sand Key, FL USA - Thursday, March 25, 1999 at 00:57:51 (EST)
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Jack discusses
education: The Jaime Escalante Math Program. Escalante,
Jaime; Dirmann, Jack Describes the success of the Escalante Math Program in East
Los Angeles in teaching mathematics to poor minority students. Fundamental principles
of the program include the following:
(1) accountability;
(2) hard work;
(3) demand;
(4) love;
(5) parental involvement;
(6) respect and values;
(7) nutrition; and
(8) drug use prevention.
Discusses program origins, teaching methods, and educational psychology. Journal
of Negro Education, v59 n3 p407-23 Sum 1990 Paper copies of articles can be provided
by University Microfilms International (UMI). Click on link for ordering information
or call UMI 1-800-521-0600 ext 2786.
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Jack attends
this meeting of a research planning committee meeting on the effects of Gulf
War chemical exposure , held in Georgia in 1999:
So what does this add up to? While the whole picture isn't yet clear, we do know
that Jack Dirmann is a Scientologist who, until now, has been invisible as far
as research into the recent history of Reed Slatkin goes. And know we hear from
multiple witnesses that Dirmann had carte blanche access to the computer and hard
copy files of Reed Slatkin, just prior to bankruptcy. |
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