Yes, he hangs out on the JW Topix forum. You can read his old postings or start a new thread about the UN/WTS debacle. He will be quick to defend even going as far as to say he wishes they were still active members.
What I personally encountered with this person were half-truths. I live in Texas and stayed on top of the Amy B case while it was in Texas. He posted to me that the WTS case was dismissed with prejudice, which is true concerning the WTS of NY, the local elders on the other hand were still standing in a deep field of cowpies. He not only refuses to acknowledge that the Eldums are part of the WTS, he keeps harping how the WTS was "venerated". Basically Amy eventually cast her lot with the Napa Group and as we know they settled.
It did bring attention to me how the WTS was willing to let the Eldums twist in the wind after 'Mother' got her arse out of the sling. There were arguments that the written notations in the Flock book were erroneous of JW policy and that they were just personal opinions of the local Elders not that they were told these things by the CO and legal.
Oh and the lawyers used were hired guns! (former Dean of Baylor Law!) Also this was the case that generated the buzz concerning the Elders having no fiduciary responsibility to the congregation.