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TONY ORTEGA
COMBATING BIGOTRY & HATE
It’s time to confront it, James. You are an Out of Touch person. There’s no shame in that IF you admit you have a problem.
HATE WATCH
We of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to English are writing you to protest your misuse of the word “journalist.”
COMBATING BIGOTRY & HATE
They do so without qualification or explanation. No disclaimer. No concern for the families of children that were trafficked because of Tony Ortega.
MEDIA & ETHICS
I wrote my article! Tony said he LOVED IT! He couldn’t find a scrap of truth in it!! I’m blushing!!!
MEDIA & ETHICS
Meghann Cuniff is in bed with a child sex trafficking advocate.
HATE WATCH
Described by former colleagues as “twisted,” “abusive” and anti-Scientology obsessed, Ortega counts as his proudest achievement over the course of his decade of unemployment a full-time anti-Scientology harassment campaign.
EQUALITY & HUMAN RIGHTS
Traffickers would not be so successful were it not for their enablers.
HATE WATCH
Ortega claims to work under the umbrella of journalism. In fact, he’s an internet tabloid blogger at the hire of anti-Scientologists, and he writes what his clients order. Since 2013, Ortega has been in the service of virulent anti-Scientologist Leah Remini and her partner, Mike Rinder—both expelled from the Church for antisocial and criminal conduct, respectively, and both of whom turned to making a living off their vendetta against the Church and its leader.
COMBATING BIGOTRY & HATE
While avidly posting on an antireligious blog whose author stalks, harasses and incites hate against Scientologists on a daily basis, Naldrett describes himself as a history writer involved in the Chesterfield Library newsletter and the New Baltimore-Chesterfield Patch, who serves as a member of the Chesterfield and New Baltimore Historical Societies.
HATE WATCH
In a September 10 posting on a tabloid website, anti-Scientology hate blogger Tony Ortega exploits the anniversary of 9/11 to forward his campaign of denigration and bigotry against Scientologists—in this case, the 800 Scientology Volunteer Ministers (VM) who worked at Ground Zero.
