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The highlighted sentence below is missing from the excerpt of this Hubbard essay quoted in Impact Magazine and made part of Miscavige's speech at an anniversary event onboard the Freewinds. Its absence is marked with [...]

It should be obvious that Miscavige ordered the removal of this amazing statement by Hubbard just because, in the more than forty years since Hubbard wrote it, Scientology had been proven in courts of law and beyond any rational argument to be a get-rich-quick-scheme, to be selling outrageous nonsense about demons, and to be a cult.  Even at an IAS rally on board the cult's ship, if DM hadn't squirreled the tech and had really quoted what Hubbard said here, there'd have to be one or two OTs who couldn't suppress a titter.

See this other example of Miscavige squirreling away key pieces of Hubbard tech out of his guilty knowledge.

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See also: Impact 96 excerpt

Text of this excerpt:

The Magazine of
DIANETICS and SCIENTOLOGY
from
Washington, DC

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THE GOAL

     Without a broadly informed population who are capable of understanding motives and aberrations, no sane government of Earth is possible. Without a great many Clears, no real effective leadership is possible for man.

     The joke is on all of us, to say nothing of man at large. The singular truth of the matter is that when he deserts this life he doesn't quit. He has to come back here again and do it all over. You might not believe this but you can learn it subjectively fast enough if you are in the hands of any good auditor. Truth will out, no matter how final everyone has pretended death might be. Death is very far from a permanent state. This is probably much easier to prove with much less strain on the brain than some of the fundamental laws of physics.

     If we don't do something about this now, we'll have to come back at a less optimum time without adequately organized data and organizations and somehow muck through once more. Personally, I don't believe we could in the next few hundred thousand years and I believe this is a rare opportunity to break the chain and start walking upward into the sunlight.

     We aren't any cult that believes some outrageous nonsense about demons and devils and we aren't any get-rich-quick scheme and might even succeed better if we were. We are dedicated and sincere in getting the job done and we are the first people to appear on Earth since its first solidification out of nebulous vaporings who can get the job done and who know what we are doing. The very truth that we know, its simplicity and ease of grasp, the very honesty with which we approach our tastk, are probably the largest barriers we have to overcome. Man has been defrauded so often, persuaded so wrongly and has returned to the same old rut so inevitably and in such a defeated frame of mind that he is not able to grasp easily the firm and friendly hand which is being reached toward him. "