Airtel: SAC WFO to Director re: Imp. Forgery of Government Identification (August 16, 1976)
File/Ref. No.: 47-56689-3
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FBI Report: Impersonation of IRS employees; Forgery on Government Identification (August 13, 1976)
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Memorandum: L. Ron Hubbard; Hubbard Guidance Center, Washington, D. C. (August 14, 1962)
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On 8/13, [...] visited the Bureau and spoke to SA John W. O'Beirne of the Crime Research Section. … [Read more...] about Memorandum: L. Ron Hubbard; Hubbard Guidance Center, Washington, D. C. (August 14, 1962)
Lecture: How We Have Addressed The Problem of the Mind (July 4, 1957)
No, truly enough, in a world where science and scientific secrets are the stock in trade of the militarist, one has to be alert to the fact that developed scientific information such as that in Scientology continue to be free, continue to be available. It's too large a temptation for somebody to say, "Oh. hey! we can button this up. We've got it made here. We've got it absolutely made. All we've got to do is take all this technology, brainwash everybody and put up thought police towers in all … [Read more...] about Lecture: How We Have Addressed The Problem of the Mind (July 4, 1957)
FBI Memorandum: Hubbard Impersonation (March 23, 1956)
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Lecture: Survival Processing (1951)
Some people have been very fond of rushing up to me and saying, “You know, I’ve got a big idea of how we can sell Dianetics to psychiatry!” I can just see some fellow standing on a man-of-war, up on the signal platform working the shutter of a big searchlight, and it is going bippity-bap, bippitybap, and he is signaling to a submarine that is three hundred feet deep with no periscope up. The person rushing up to me saying “I know how we can sell Dianetics to psychiatry” is telling me to start … [Read more...] about Lecture: Survival Processing (1951)