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HUBBARD COMMUNICATIONS OFFICE
Saint Hill Manor, East Grinstead, Sussex
HCO BULLETIN OF 28 NOVEMBER 1970
Remimeo
Class VIIIs
Class VIII
Checksheet
C/S Series 22
PSYCHOSIS
[...]
"All characteristics classified as those of the " suppressive
person" are in fact those of an insane person.
The easiest ways for a C/S [1] to detect the insane are:
1. Pretending to do a post or duties, the real consistent result
is destructive to the group in terms of breakage, lost items, injured business,
etc.
2. The case is no case gain [2] or roller coaster [3]
and is covered under "PTS symptoms". [4]
3. They are usually chronically physically ill.
4. They have a deep but carefully masked hatred of anyone who
seeks to help them.
5. The result of their "help" is actually injurious.
6. They often seek transfers or wish to leave.
7. They are involved in warfare with conflicts around them which
are invisible to others. One wonders how they can be so involved or get so involved
in so much hostility."
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DEFINITION
Insanity can now be precisely defined.
The definition is:
INSANITY IS THE OVERT OR COVERT BUT ALWAYS
COMPLEX AND CONTINUOUS DETERMINATION TO
HARM OR DESTROY.
Possibly the only frightening thing about it is the cleverness
with which it can be
hidden.
Whereas a sane person can become angry or upset and a bit destructive
for short
periods, he or she recovers. The insane mask it, are misemotional continuously
and do
not recover. (Except by modern processing.)
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| [1] C/S: Case supervisor. Case supervisors
are in charge of programming and overseeing the "psychotherapeutic counseling"
called " auditing" of Scientologists.
[2]
"case gain: an improvement or resurgence experienced from auditing;
any case betterment according to the preclear."
— L. Ron Hubbard Introduction to Scientology Ethics
[3] "
Roller Coaster — a case that betters then worsens. The person is doing
well or he is not doing well, and then is doing well, and then is not doing well.
That is a roller coaster. And when he is not doing well he is sometimes ill. ¶
A roller coaster is always connected to a suppressive person and will not
get steady gain until the suppresive is found on the case." — L. Ron Hubbard Introduction to Scientology Ethics
[4] "
PTS [Potential Trouble Source] "A POTENTIAL TROUBLE SOURCE is defined
as a person who while active in Scientology or a preclear yet remains connected
to a person or a group that is a suppressive person or group. ¶ A SUPPRESSIVE
PERSON or GROUP is one that actively seeks to suppress or damage Scientology by
suppressive acts. ¶ SUPPRESSIVE ACTS are acts calculated to impede or destroy
Scientology or a Scientologist." — L.
Ron Hubbard Introduction to Scientology Ethics
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