| SPDL Note: Hubbard's
fair game doctrine, when he laid it out in his Policy Letter of 18 October 1967,
was quickly recognized by thinking government officials, journalists and citizens
as calling for violent, illegal actions against the cult's "enemies."
As a result, he issued another Policy Letter dated 21 October 1968 entitled "Cancellation
of Fair Game," that the Miscavige regime insists cancelled this criminal
doctrine. But Hubbard was just fair gaming his "enemies" with his "cancellation,"
just playing a trick on them. He "cancelled" the use of the term "
fair game" when declaring people "enemies" or "SPs,"
with the cynical excuse that it caused bad PR, but he ordered that the same "
treatment" of those "enemies" continue as before. The Scientologists
in the Hubbard regime knew that the same violent, antisocial and criminal actions
were to be taken against these "enemies," the "SPs." Fair
game would continue, but it would not be called by that name. |
| HUBBARD
COMMUNICATIONS
OFFICE Remimeo HCO
POLICY LETTER OF 18 OCTOBER 1967 PENALTIES FOR LOWER CONDITIONS
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"A Scientologist who fails to use Scientology technology and its administrative and justice procedures on the world around him will continue to be too enturbulated to do his job. ¶ That sounds extreme to anyone. ¶ But if you look it over, you will find that the "power" of the "society" and "state" is pretended and is made from an effort to be powerful where they actually lack power. Our situation is quite the reverse. Ours is the power of truth and we are capable of power as a group, having power as individuals due to processing and power of wisdom due to superior technology. ¶ Therefore, when we grant too much beingness to their "power," we are granting validity to a falsehood and so it recoils on us. ¶ We are, in short, knocking our own heads off by failing to use our knowledge and authority when we administer or handle our fellow man or society." — L. Ron Hubbard |
Scientology's image for
SP or Suppressive Person