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Journal article: Part II-The Loophole in Guarded Rights (October, 1952)

Author: L. Ron Hubbard
Publication: The Journal of Scientology, Issue 4-G
Source: Technical Bulletins (1976 ed., Vol I pp. 282-283)
Part I (Issue 3-G): Journal article: Part 1-Danger: Black Dianetics! (September, 1952)
Part III (Issue 5-G): Journal article: Part III-Records of Mind Are Permanent (October, 1952)
  

PART II The Loophole in Guarded Rights WHAT IF THE "EXPERTS" SAID YOU WERE INSANE? Failure to delineate sanity has left a wide loophole in our civil and criminal laws. An insane man has no rights, and his degree of mental efficiency can be determined by men, who, themselves are borderline psychotics. What can Man do about it? What would YOU do if rumors were circulated that you were mentally ill; that some of your idiosyncrasies imperiled the safety and health of your neighbors and … [Read more...] about Journal article: Part II-The Loophole in Guarded Rights (October, 1952)

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Journal article: Danger: Black Dianetics! (Part I of III) (September, 1952)

Author: L. Ron Hubbard
Publication: The Journal of Scientology, Issue 3-G
Source: Technical Bulletins (1976 ed., Vol I pp. 280-281)
Part II (Issue 4-G) Journal article: Part II -The Loophole in Guarded Rights (October, 1952)
Part III (Issue 5-G) Journal article: Part III - Records of Mind Are Permanent (October, 1952)
  

THE JOURNAL OF SCIENTOLOGY Issues 3-G, 4-G & 5-G [ 1952, ca. late Sept., early Oct. & late Oct. ] Published by The Hubbard Association of Scientologists, Inc. Phoenix, Arizona Danger: Black Dianetics! L. Ron Hubbard   DOES COURT PROTECT MAN BRANDED INSANE? Unscrupulous groups and individuals have been practicing a form of Black Dianetics on their fellow man for centuries. They may not have called it that, but the results have been and are the same. Their easiest … [Read more...] about Journal article: Danger: Black Dianetics! (Part I of III) (September, 1952)

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Lecture: Self-Determined Effort Processing (1) (1951)

  

I figured out all these various things, and I was sitting there in the chair and I said to myself,  "I’d certainly like to be able—with the enthusiasm that I had when I was about sixteen—to go in and sit down to that typewriter and make that keyboard jump and the paper fly and have blood and sand and nostalgia and everything all over the place here in just no time. Boy, that would really be terrific. I sure got a bang out of it once." And then I thought of this terrific and awful task of … [Read more...] about Lecture: Self-Determined Effort Processing (1) (1951)