Scientology expert on
Outcome of Operation Funnybone
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Scientology Crime Syndicate

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Subject: Outcome of Operation Funnybone
Answered by: Desertphile
Asked By: Anonymous

Anonymous asked this question on 5/20/2000:

What was the outcome of this op against the cartoonist, Berry?

Desertphile gave this response on 5/21/2000:

To view the cartoon, see: http://holysmoke.org/cos/berry.gif

Ray Randolph received email from Cartoonist Jim Berry, who was a target of Scientology for some of his cartoons about Scientology.

"The subject of Scientology brought back upsetting memories. Years ago a reader sent me an article about Scientology that appeared in a northern Florida newspaper (Tallahassee?). It was about how the 'church' operated with respect to dealing with the people on their 'enemies list.' It seems I did one or two cartoons that they didn't like. In the piece there was reference to 'Operation 'Berry's World,' or some such title. It told about the leader of the church of Scientology urging all of its members to write and call newspapers across the country and complain about my feature - telling editors and publishers to drop 'Berry's World.' This was an organized effort to kill my career and I had no idea that it was happening. It's a wonder my feature survived the onslaught. I decline to write anything further about this subject."

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