Dispositivo Alteracion Mental
by Malditos Cyborgs.org
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The Truth About Scientology and Dianetics
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Original Swedish Text:
1988 by FRI - Föreningen Rädda Individen.
A swedish cult awareness group (Rescue the Individual Association).
Original Title: Sanningen om Scientologin och Dianetiken.
English Translation:
Made 1995 by Teodor Väänänen.
Note:
I
have no affiliations whatsoever with FRI. I did the translation
because I found the information in the original pamphlet
interesting, and suitable for an introduction to a critical
view of Scientology and Dianetics.
Errata
and Comments:
From:
William Barwell <wbarwell@Starbase.NeoSoft.COM>
Message-ID: <3uu4me$8a5@Starbase.NeoSoft.COM>
Thank
you Teodor. I did note a few errors in this pamphlet. Hubbard
never really joined the OTO formally, only Jack Parson's
group. Parsons was an OTO member, properly speaking. Hubbard
was merely an amateur occultist and sex magician.
And
Hubbard did not buy up Clearwater, Florida, merely a few
important buildings downtown and a few other properties.
In
the US, no government agency has a right to declare a group
a religion or not a religion. In Scientology's case, they
simply lost the right to be considered a religous charity
due to the fact that Hubbard recieved far more money from
Scientology than Internal Revenue Service rules for religous
charities allowed him to be given.
I
am glad to see that Scientology is not considered a real
religion in Sweden since 1986.
Another
win for the clamheads.
Pope
Charles
SubGenius Pope Of Houston
Slack!
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The
Truth About Scientology and Dianetics
"Scientology means the study of knowledge, a new applied
religious philosophy .... We are established as a church
in the world, with millions of members .... Dianetics is
a subsection of Scientology, a science of the mind. Dianetics
explains the anatomy of the mind."
(Gun
Lancilai, leading swedish Scientologist, in the community
radio, 22 September 1985)
"....
it is an extension, a direct extension, of the work of Gautama
Siddharta Buddha."
(The
Volounteer Ministers Handbook, by L Ron Hubbard, the founder
of the Scientology movement) FRI has the following definitions:
Scientology
A pseudoreligion, that has been registered at the patent
office, with The Cross As A Trademark
Dianetics
A pseudoscience, allowing anyone, after a couple of hours
of training, to perform psychoanalysis, by the Scientologists
termed "Auditing".
"Church of scientology" and "Dianetics Centre"
are used interchangeably by the scientologists as the name
of their headquarters in Sweden, depending on which is appropriate
from a PR viewpoint.
According
to FRI, the churches of Scientology are business organizations.
In 1969, Scientology lost its status as a church in Washington,
DC. Sweden followed in 1987.
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The Face outwards
The scientologists alternate appearance, and willingly hide
themselves in suborganizations, that from FRI's viewpoint
intently gives the impression of social and/or humanitarian
activity, for example:
-
Citizens Committee for Human Rights (CCHR)
- Crimonon
- Narconon
- Studema
- Dianetic-Centre
- Environment Safety fund (Read more about this fund below)
In
advertisements in the press, in the mailbox, on streets
where people gather, they spread their advertisements of
"How you can increase your intelligence by using Dianetics,
the modern science of mental health". In the neighborhood
of their premises, they will try to make you follow them
in, to do a test, called "The Oxford Test" (Note:
This test has nothing to do with the university at Oxford).
When you have answered 200 questions, they will tell you
that your psychological state needs improving, and that
the church of Scientology can help you.
To
show their "tolerance" for those that already
have a faith, Christian or other, they sometimes call Scientology
a philosophy, and claims that it accepts all other religious
faiths.
The
religious status is used to lure those who look for spiritual
guidance, but have not found anything to believe in. The
religious status is also used by the Scientologists when
they are criticized. They can then claim persecution of
their religious faith, and invoke freedom of religion.
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The Founder
The movement that we in Sweden know under the name of Church
of Scientology, or Dianetic-Centre, was founded in the 50's
by Lafayette Ron Hubbard, born 1911, died 1986.
When
he was seventeen, Hubbard spent about one year on the island
of Guam (between the Philipines and Hawaii), where his father,
Harry Ross Hubbard, was stationed for a while.
Early
on, Ron showed great interest and talent for expression
in writing, and preferred to develop his vivid imagination
before studies. He left the school in Helena, Montana, USA,
and his mother was responsible for his education on Guam.
Many
have believed it was on Guam, and during the short holiday
visits to Japan and the Asiatic coast, that he got his inspiriation
for the mixture of oriental religions and science fiction
that he called Scientology. Scientology, however, was not
the invention of L. R. Hubbard, it existed long before.
Already in 1910 Alan Upwood published the book "The
New World" in New York, that discussed Scientology
[1], and in 1934 A. Nordenholtz wrote the book "Scientologie
- System Des Wissens und der Wissensschaft", in which
one finds the axioms that are characteristic of Hubbard's
teachings.
With
great effort, Ron's father managed to get him into the George
Washington University for studies to become an engineer.
After 1-1/2 year, he was forced to leave the university
due to overly poor grades [2]. This attempt at serious education
has given the Scientologists the reason to present Hubbard
as a "well-known Nuclear Physicist" or a "well-known
scientist".
In
the beginning of the 30's, Hubbard started to write adventure
novels. In 1938, he went to writing science-fiction [3],
and in 1950 came the book "Dianetics - The Modern Science
of Mental Health", skillfully marketed by Hubbard's
publisher. In vain he tried to get medical and psychiatric
proffesional journals to show interest in his new teachings
about the human mind [4].
Not
only are eastern religions and science-fiction woven into
Dianetics and Scientology, there is a touch of Freud [5],
and things by Aleister Crowley [6].
Aleister Crowley (1875-1947), who has been called the worlds
most sinful man, greatest occultist, insane and perverted,
occupied his time with yoga, tantrism and satanism, but
most of all sex-magick, and praised the use of drugs of
all kind.
Nowhere
in the glamorous and overwhelming descriptions of their
leader do Scientologists tell the fact that Hubbard was
an disciple of Crowley. In 1946, Hubbard was an active member
of Crowley's movement, "Ordo Templi Orientis",
which occupied itself with the use of black magic. In 1952,
Hubbard mentions Crowley in one of his lectures, as his
very good friend [7]. Anyone who, with an sceptical and
critical mind studies the Scientologists' so-called OT-courses,
can easily point out that the courses deal with occultism.
All
materials that are published by the church of Scientology
are written by Hubbard. It is severely forbidden to either
change, remove or add anything, or to discuss the validity
of Hubbard's spoken or written words.
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Organization and Management
Subchurches can be found in about 40 different countries,
controlled and directed from various organizations in the
United States.
Saint
Hill in Sussex, United Kingdom, is claimed by the Scientologists
to be their world headquarters. In 1968 however, the Scientologists
were thrown out of the UK, by then Secretary of Health,
Mr Kenneth Robinson [8]. They then moved most of the St
Hill organization to to Denmark, and opened at the same
time an office in Copenhagen for Europe and Africa (Advanced
Organization Saint Hill for Europe and Africa, AOSH EU &
AF). The ban on Scientology in the UK was lifted in 1980.
Also,
in 1968, Scientologists were convicted in Australia for
among other things extorsion, and in France, Hubbard was
convicted in absentia for fraud. In 1969, the movement lost
its status as a church in Washington DC [9].
Already
in 1967, in the then bitter climate for Scientologists,
Hubbard (LRH) retired to his ship, APOLLO. On board, he
created the Sea Organization (Sea Org), a uniformed special
force, whose highest ranking officers for many years controlled
the whole movement from the ship.
In
1969, Mary Sue Hubbard, LRH's third wife, started to plan
the break-in into the United States Government, for which
she and 8 other Scientologists were convicted and sentenced
to 4-5 years in prison. In 1977, the FBI seized about 48,000
documents from The Churches of Scientology in Los Angeles
and Washington. The documents contained instructions on
how to counterfeit ID cards, on making of forged documents,
on spreading of false rumours about persons, on using blackmail,
how to do a burglary, how to lie without changing ones facial
expression, among many other things [10].
In
the years 1970-1975, LRH looked for a port for the APOLLO
and the Sea Org, but didn't manage to get permits anywhere.
His first attempt was made at Corfu, from which LRH and
the Sea Org were thrown out. The same thing happened in
Morocco and Portugal. LRH was chased from port to port,
and was sometimes forced to leave the ship, fly to the US,
and hide there pending new attempts. In 1975, he tried in
South Carolina, without succeeding [11].
He
then formed a front company, which for the Church of Scientology
bought up almost a complete town, Clearwater near Tampa,
Florida [12]. By this manoeuver, he managed to trick the
government and the people of the town, and in 1975-76 Flag
in Clearwater is started, one of the American Organizations
that control the churches all over the world. Here we find
the most expensive courses, and the most important Scientologists.
Guardians
Office (GO) was, apart from the Commodore's Messenger Organization
(CMO) (LRH's Private Messengers on the APOLLO), up until
1980 the highest ranking executive office. But already in
1979, the Watchdog Committee was formed, which later would
take the powers from the GO and CMO. The Watchdog Committee
was firstly formed to prevent LRH from being mixed up in
the business of GO, and the trials that threatened GO [13].
In
1981, when LRH was again wanted (he was under prosecution
in Tampa, FL, for 35 separate charges in different cases)
and hid in an unknown location, the "All Clear Unit"
was formed, whose sole purpose was to prepare for the comeback
of LRH. Among non-initiated Scientologists, it was said
that LRH had retired to complete the film "Battlefield
Earth" [13].
The
creation of new organizations and changes in managment and
main organizations has often been utilized by LRH to counter
the results of the illegal activities by Scientologists.
The
executive officer for the Watchdog Committee, as well as
the All Clear Unit, became David Miscavige, who grew up
on APOLLO, and since 1978 (Then 20 years old), was the constant
companion of LRH [14].
On
the 10th of May 1982, LRH transferred his rights AND DUTIES
to the Religious Technolgy Center (RTC) in Los Angeles [15],
another organization whose executive officer was David Miscavige.
The doubts of the validity of the documents of the power
transfer are many, and several lawsuits between different
interests have been and probably still are in the courtrooms
of the US. The changes in management of Scientology made
by David Miscavige after the power transfers led to people
leaving the movement. Among others, David Mayo [16], veteran
Scientologist, left the RTC, and formed an American Office
of the Advanced Ability Center (AAC), a competitor movement.
Whether
or not RTC shall be seen as the highest organization within
the Church of Scientology remains to be seen. If not, the
nearest downward organization, CSI (Church of Scientology
International), will assume the post as the highest organization
in the church. CSI's responsibility is the international
marketing of Scientology, and is run by Heber Jentsch.
The
19th of January 1986, five days before his death, LRH promoted
himself by means of Flag Order #3879 to the rank ADMIRAL
in the Sea Org.
In
order to estimate how many Scientologists there are in the
world, there are only the Churches own claims, which vary
betweem 2 and 25 Millions. One of the goals was to "have
the whole planet in Scientology by 1984".
The
movement came to Sweden in 1968. Even here, the number of
members of the church of Scientology varies:
Competitors (who have started own Scientology movements)
say that they are about 500. The church itself claims about
2,000 to 20,000 members.
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Technology and Philosophy
The Dianetics tech is to by means of "auditing"
(a kind of psychotherapy) make a person "clear",
i.e. free from "abberations", that one has received
"engrams" (subconscious memories created during
uncounsiousness). The engrams are often created during conception,
as well as a fetus. Very often, they have been created in
past lives. The engrams are collected in a "bank",
the "reactive mind", and prevent our "analytical
mind" from performing rationally.
During
an auditing session, an aid is used, the E-Meter (2 Electrodes
connected to a galvanometer), which is an simple lying detector.
The E-Meter is a favourite object for journalists, and without
knowing it, they do good PR for the church by giving it
an ridiculous status. An unknowing public will then get
the impression that it is an harmless thing that no-one
could take seriously. In reality, it is a dangerous weapon.
The
Marketing of the E-Meter has been reported to the responsible
authorities in several countries, among others KO in Sweden
[17], and the FDA in the US. The Scientologists have then
claimed that they use the E-Meter for "spiritual guidance".
The responsible authority then gets an impression - however
strange it may seem - that the E-Meter is used during some
kind of ritual. That makes the E-Meter unassailable, and
the authority also gets the impression that it is harmless.
The
initiated Scientologists use the E-Meter in the following
manner [18]:
A
prospective Scientologist, called a pre-clear (PC) is audited.
The auditor asks questions according to a strict model.
The PC holds the cans of the E-Meter. The auditor follows
carefully the attitude, aswering fashion of the PC and the
Movements of the needle of the E-Meter. Sooner or later,
the auditor enters a sensitive subject. The needle of the
E-Meter will then react if the PC gets upset in any way.
By pinpointing an area that causes problems for the PC,
the auditor has put himself in a power position, and has
the maybe disbelieving but worried PC in his hand.
Later,
when the PC has been convinced, an auditor routinely, or
when deemed neccesary, audits the PC with the help of the
E-Meter, to check if the Scientologist is still loyal and
reliable. For this purpose there is a "Sec-Check".
If anything negative for the church surfaces, the scientologist
is forced to take a new course, "to correct misunderstandings",
after which a new "Sec-Check" is performed.
During
auditing sessions, the PC plucked of one confidence after
the other. All that is said is written down, and is stored
in secret files, "processing files", that are
no more secret that there are instructions on how these
file can and must be used in court, for example if the PC
would testify against the church in court.
THIS
INNOCENT INSTRUMENT USED FOR "SPIRITUAL GUIDANCE"
IS IN REALITY A DANGEROUS WEAPON OF PRESSURE
The
E-Meter is vigourlsy used in the process that creates convinced
Scientologists.
To
become an auditor, one needs - according to the public commercials
and for the yet uninitiated scientologist - only read the
Dianetics book, and take a introductory course. Then one
can immediately test one's capabilities. If you are fitting
for the job by the Scientology Church viewpoint, you of
course are the "Super-Auditor". An just as naturally,
it is your duty to save mankind!!
Despite
the fact that it takes many and expensive courses to become
"clear", LRH realized that a whole different perspective
would open by expanding the movement with an religion. 1954
he presents Scientology, and now it is not enough to become
"clear", the goal is to free the spirit, "the
thetan", within us. LRH Claims that he by his own research
has revealed the latest 60 trillion years of evolution,
and the creation of the universe. He disregards and throws
away the scientific research today as "child-like"
logic and applies his own theories (THETA-MEST) In this
teaching, the thetan has an important role. Here is one
of the basic stories about the thetan [19]:
"In
the universe, there was from the beginning a kind of spiritual
beings, which were immortal and almighty. In the long run,
it became boring for them. They then created worlds (among
them Earth, with all it's contents), which they used in
playing game. The entered the worlds themselves, and became
for some reason trapped in their own worlds. LRH created
with Scientology a technique for the thetan to regain his
powers, and become an Operating Thetan (OT)."
To become an OT, one must take even more and expensive courses.
LRH, who was just as skillful salesman as he was a science-fiction
writer, has managed to create such a believable shine and
excitement around these OT-Courses, that no PC or clear
will have any doubts that the terrific experiences the chosen
scientologists can reach are wearth many times the tens
of hundreds of thousands of dollars they have to pay.
Compare
to Allan Rubins [22] description of mind expansion by the
use of smoking pot and deep meditation described in the
book "Hasch Himmel och Helvete".
Another
story - a "truth" revealed in one of the most
advanced OT courses [20], which you only rech after an extensive
"education" is:
"Earth,
or Teegeeack, as Hubbard calls the planet, was 75 million
years ago member of a galactic federation consisting of
76 different planets. On each planet, lived 174 billion
people. The overpopulation problem was solved like this:
All humans were catched in big electric nets, in which they
with a big needle injected a mixture of ethanol and glucol.
Then they froze the thetans in the bodies in big ice blocks,
and took them aboart space-ships, and freighted them to
earth. Then they threw the people into different vulcanoes,
and bombed those vulcanoes with hydrogen bombs, that caused
an great explosion and caused the thetans to leave their
bodies. The thetans became so dizzy, that they were dead
as thetans. Because of that, they were freighted to new
places, among them Las Palmas and Hawaii. There they packed
them together in clusters. Headache is to be caused by clusters
we have in our heads. They who didn't become clusters, became
Body Thetans, BT's."
"To cross the bridge to total freedom", as LRH
called his methods with a common name, is reached by gradually
follow a chart, made by LRH. From the bottom of your miserable
state, you can bit by bit, work yourself up to - for now
- OT XV (The OT levels are increasing by the year, so you
may never cross the bridge!).
If
you want to become an auditor, you can train your self from
"Not classed" via "Class 0" to "Class
XII". The question is if a normal lifespan and a great
fortune is enough to reach to the highest level.
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Methods of practice
Long before the contents of the secret courses are revealed
for the scientologist, many years of slavery for the Org
(Churh of Scientology) is needed. The founder of this totalitarian
movement has skillfully created an organization that thanks
to smart instructions and hard discipline acts as a school
for traning of young people to skilled salesmen, PR Proffessionals
and imposters. By means of brainwashing, he creates obedient
robots, wothout any own thought processes at all, and with
a total lack of moral, except when it regards the church.
With
help of LRH's sales technique you are convinced of the neccessarity
of "improving" your life through Dianetics and
auditing. As a scientologist to be, you will meet a heartiness
and community that is calculatedly effective. All help to
convince that YOU are important, and that you have gained
access to a chosen community.
After
a few auditing sessions, when you volounteer information
about yourself, which then are constantly used against you,
they will by psychothreapeutic methods, self suggestion
etc. cause events to happen that will serve as "proof"
that the auditing works. If they succeed, you are hooked.
If they do not, they tell you that you should take a few
courses first, or that you don't try enough. Sooner or later,
you become enough interested to sign up for a coursem auditing
or employment contracts for extended periods of time.
Then
the brainwashing/programmming continues....
What
the expression brainwashing means, one can find in an encyclopedia.
This technique was used on American P.O.W.'s during the
Korean War 1950-53 to convert them to communism, and is
an effective method with personality changes as a result.
In short terms, the technique means that a person is subjected
to [21]:
-
Isolation
- Heavy work, food lacking protein, and sleep deprivation.
- Punishments and Humiliation
- Constant Indoctrination
When
you have decided to serously become a Scientologist, you
will be forced to work or "study" almost around
the clock, which leads to you becoming isolated socially,
get little sleep, and poor or no food at all. The demands
of the Org are enourmous, and punishments and humiliations
are the results if you don't live up to those demands.
The
indoctrination is constant, which among other things leads
you to accept the whistle-blowing system, in form of knowledge
reports, which you are forced to write about yourself, when
you have had "bad thoughts" or have dome "bad
actions", or about your comrades when you have caught
them in doing something, which is punishable by the new
laws of ethics you have learnt.
For
a price, which in the long run exceeds your possibility
to earn in a life-time, you have sold your freedom of thought.
To
get a cult member to think thoughts of his own, in most
cases, a confrontation with a ex cult member, who knows
the language of the cult. Such a confrontation, known as
a "deprogramming" is the worst threat against
the leadership of any cult. One learns through the writings
of the cult, that all critics are criminals - without exceptions
- and all communication with people who question or critisize
the cults methods are strictly forbidden for a cult member.
This causes desperate relatives to kidnap the cult member
before the deprogramming. Locking up of the relative may
also occur. But Scientologists, Hare Krishnas, Moonies,
describes ALL deprogrammings as violent acts, like Rape,
Torture, "Brainwashing", committed by rented thugs.
WHAT
KIND OF RELATIVE WOULD IT BE, WHO COULD CAUSE SUCH HARM
TO A LOVED FAMILY MEMBER ???
In
a characteristic way, the Scientologist distorts the reality.
A scientologist learns that Deprogramming equals brainwashing.
By that, the Org causes a double effect:
It draws the attention from the programming itself, which
is the real brainwashing, and guards that the scientologist
never uses the word "brainwash" in connection
with his own indoctrination.
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L Ron Hubbard - A Successfull businessman
A fundamental method in LRH's teachings is to lay in preventive
actions against loss of income. The threat against the income
is of course:
Competition
Thats why it is pointed out that only Hubbards Standard
Tech works - no-one else than he can develop the ideas.
The loyality to Hubbards ideas are burned in with different
methods:
- Threats is one
- Other Scientologists testifiyng of fantastic phenomena
is another.
Examples of such phenomena are re-living your own birth,
or going out-side your body (OOBE), by Scientologists called
"exteriorising". These phenomena can be caused
without the aid of Scientology or Dianetics. Re-living your
own birth can be done by psychotherapy. Experiencing being
out of the body has been done by many, with the help of
deep meditation, hallucinogens, for example LSD or Cannabis
[22]. There is no-one telling the Scientologist how DANGEROUS
THESE HALLUCINATIONS MAY BE!
High Costs
Because of that, the Scientologist is forced to constantly
be "UpStat" (Make money for the movement). He/She
is promised own "rewards", in form of faster study
results, and special privileges (for example protection
against slander). To make a Scientologist to work for almost
free is easy, since it is contained in the ideology that
non-scientologists are materialists and that scientologists
alone can rescue the world.
Taxes
To call the business a spiritual guidance is effective.
Bad PR
Because of that, the movement has an massive advertising,
and expensive broschures, that not only used to impress
presumptive clients, but also as propaganda within the movement
itself to make the impression on the members that the movement
is successfull.
BUT HUBBARD HAS GONE EVEN FURTHER TO PREVENT LOSS OF INCOME!
He has built a gigantic organizations to prevent and retaliate
against attacks on his organization. One of those is the
ENVIRONMENT SAFETY FUND, which has nothing to do with the
environment. The fund is solely used to pay for trials of
scientologists, and to get them out of jail [23]. Another
is the "International Association for the Defence of
Religious Liberty", consisting of scientologists, who
travel around the world and demands the rights of "religious
freedom", to pave the way for the Mother Church to
start up new organizations [24].
In
a flood of instructions to his "officers" on the
Org's Hubbard has thought of every little hole, where money
potentially can leak out, including instructions on how
to handle:
-
Journalists
- Critics (Called Suppressive Persons, SP's)
- Enimies
Hubbards
"executive directives" are sometimes militaric
orders to all the different "divisions", but are
mostly sales directives, like "The Solution to Inflation"
- an instruction to rise the prices by 2 - 10 % PER MONTH
[25]; "How you limit the size of your Org and income"
- a vitriolic description of what to do if you don't want
to make money for Ron - he refers to division 7, which can
"easilly exceed 150,000 USD each week in delivered
service" [26]; "How you can increase the size
and income of your Org" - And instruction with sales
techniques in 71! points [27].
In
their own study litterature, the books are very often illustrated
in a childishly overdriven manner, with people acting as
Warriors, Vikings and Maidens. On every other picture, appears
the SUPERSCIENTOLOGIST, always with a self-confident smile,
and the solution to everyones problems. Non-scientologists
are seen as lesser beings, and those who question or critisize
Hubbards claims are Evil, Criminal people.
A
scientologist that has signed a employment contract with
the Organization (alternatively for 2 1/2 years, 5 years
or forever) gets certain courses for free. But if you break
the contract, you owe the church the cost of all the courses
you have received due to your employment. At the same time
it is pointed out that there is money to be saved if you
pay in advance.
The
local leaders of a Church shall also be able to give scientologists
advice on how to borrow money to finance the courses. THE
CHURCH OF SCIENTOLOGY NEVER GIVES CREDIT. The church demands
that a scientologist vouch for each other for loans in all
eternity. Of course the Scientologist is tied closer to
the church by advance payment and vouching.
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1.
The RTC Goes West - Issue 1
From trials in 1983 and 1984 in USA
2.
Jan Grönborg: Scientology, Arhus 1982, p 10
3.
James Webb: The Occult Establishment, La Salle 1976, p 504
4.
ibid, p 11
5.
Stewart Lamont: Religion Inc. The Church of Scientology,
London 1986, p 133
6.
ibid, p 20-21 and
Russel Miller: Bare-Faced Messiah, The true story of L Ron
Hubbard, London 1987, p 119-121
7.
Stewart Lamont: Religion Inc. The Church of Scientology,
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Russel Miller: Bare-Faced Messiah, The True Story of L Ron
Hubbard, London 1987, p 83
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Russel Miller: Bare-Faced Messiah, The True Story of L Ron
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Stewart Lamont: Religion Inc. The Church of Scientology,
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10.
ibid, p 85
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ibid, p 65-66
12.
ibid, p 69
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ibid, p 91
14.
ibid, p 89
15.
ibid, p 95
16.
ibid, p 97
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Marknadsdomstolens avgöranden 1976-1977, Beslut 1976:5,
KO.1.Scientologikyrkan
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Anonymous Ex scientologist and auditor
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Project work: Scientology - Nygammal Vetenskap ? , Runöskolan,
Stockholm 1983
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Sture Ahlberg: Messianic Movements, Stockholm 1986
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Allan Rubin: Hasch, Himmel och Helvete, Stockholm 1986
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SEF-Nytt #6 1980, Swedish SEF Publication.
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Advertisment Brochure for the Church of Scientology.
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LRH ED 284, 284-8, 284-9 INT 1980
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LRH ED 258 INT, 3 Apr 1980
27.
LRH ED 258-1 INT, 3 Apr 1980