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 By Kathy Haggis, February 3, 2011 Paul harbors some odd theories about life. His favorite is known as “The Big Lie Theory” which boils down to this: The bigger the lie the more likely people are to believe it. Paul would wax enthusiastic about this concept when discussing potential true stories we could adapt into Continue reading The Big Lie  By Kathy Haggis, March, 3, 2011 How does an individual go so far off the beam as to think he can defame any number of people and entire institutions with impunity? One thing I know from having been at the receiving end of such a campaign, is that not only must the perpetrator spin stories Continue reading In Search of Rosebud  by Kathy Haggis Paul Haggis has been quite vocal recently in accusing others of “abuse.” It seems a strange tack to take since Paul must himself admit that he never personally observed any of the incidents he claims occurred – largely because they were, in fact, fabricated by others. So why would Paul seize on Continue reading On the subject of Abuse  Written by Kathy Haggis, February 26, 2011 When I was a child I used to take all my brother’s cowboy hats, pile them on my head, one on top of the other, and wear them all day long. Paul loved his hats. He would complain to our mother and she would say “She’s your sister, Continue reading The Brother I Knew  Written by Kathy Haggis, January 25, 2015 Paul Haggis was cheated out of a credit on Lawrence Wright’s recent book (now a “documentary”). The credit should read “written by Lawrence Wright, fabricated by Paul Haggis.” And it should be subtitled with their mutual motive for concocting such a story: “Never let the truth get in Continue reading A Tale by Two Liars: Lawrence Wright and Paul Haggis By Kathy Haggis, March 7, 2011 As I explain in The Brother I Knew, for the first eighteen years of his career, I maintained close personal and professional relationships with Paul. We collaborated as screenwriters, our families socialized, our children grew up together. I have been a dedicated Scientologist since 1978. Paul and I Continue reading How Pinocchio Became a Jackass  In fiction, authors begin by fashioning a sympathetic hero – someone we can care about, or, in the case of an anti-hero, at least feel for – as the entrance point to their story. It’s the trick an author uses to grab and, hopefully, hold the attention of the reader throughout the book. Continue reading Paul Haggis rewrites history – his own!  Debunking “The Apostate” by Kathy Haggis Below is a letter I wrote to David Remnick, Editor of The New Yorker magazine, in response to their recent profile on Paul Haggis. Although Remnick devoted 28 pages to smearing my religion, he did not have the decency to print the one page I wrote to refute it, Continue reading Biased Journalism  They Shoot Actors, Don’t They? by Kathy Haggis I don’t use anyone’s name but my own. When I relate an anecdote contributed by someone else, I change their name. People in this industry are, quite understandably, afraid of the repercussions. One works long and hard against remarkable odds to succeed in any branch of the Continue reading Paul Haggis, the hypocrite  We find it very interesting that Paul Haggis’ sister predicted in 2015 what her brother was going to do if caught with his pants down. _______________ When Paul Haggis began his attacks on Scientology, his interviews included a caveat that, knowing Paul as well as I do, I found highly entertaining. He floated Continue reading Paul Haggis’ sister predicted her brother’s next move | You can’t make donations to this site…
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