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HCO POLICY LETTER OF 17 FEBRUARY 1966
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HCO Div 1
Department 3, Section 5
PUBLIC INVESTIGATION SECTION
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The purpose of this section is:
"TO HELP LRH INVESTIGATE PUBLIC MATTERS AND INDIVIDUALS
WHICH SEEM TO IMPEDE HUMAN LIBERTY SO THAT SUCH MATTERS MAY BE EXPOSED AND TO
FURNISH INTELLIGENCE REQUIRED IN GUIDING THE PROGRESS OF SCIENTOLOGY."
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The statistic of the section is dual consisting of the
number of cases successfully investigated on specific projects and the number
of derogatory news stories appearing that week related to enemies of Scientology
related to a specific project. The statistic of each individual investigator is
the number of cases personally investigated to a completed useful report. These
are reported to the HCO Advisory Committee and graphed each week. Production of
the section is the number of cases in a project processed.
It will be seen that the section has all the useful functions
of an intelligence and propaganda agency. It finds the data and sees that it gets
action.
The determination of what a project is is simple - what
agency or group is attacking Scientology? As Scientology stands for freedom, those
who don't want freedom tend to attack it. The Section investigates the attacking
group's individual members and sees that the results of the investigation get
adequate legal action and publicity.
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4. See that enough of the data is made available to the
state or world agencies to obtain convictions.
5. See that excellent press coverage is given the disclosures
over as long a period of time as possible.
6. See that HCO and Scientology are given full credit
for protecting human rights and liberty.
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PROCEDURES
Standard intelligence procedures are used.
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The section should note that press and the public are
interested in murder, assault, destruction, violence, sex and dishonesty in that
order. Investigations which can uncover these factors in the activities of individuals
of a group attacking Scientology are valuable in the degree that they contain
a number of these factors. The more factors a case contains the more important
the case is. The idea is that the press feeds on these factors and we feed them
someone else's.
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Associating the attacking group's activities with reprehensible
groups in the past by using familiar descriptive words will be found very effective.
For example, if the word "white" has been made hateful to the public
by some past criminal group we use "white" in our descriptive terminology
concerning the group that is attacking us and whom we are investigating. "Psychiatric
blood sports" is an example, blood sports being lately very much derogated.
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The action of the section is more than Scientology self-protection.
As one holds up an image of freedom to the public the more suppressive groups
and individuals in the society attack it. Hitler, for instance, would have attacked
any group just because it was free. In that way we then get rid of suppressive
groups by investigation and disclosure.
Section investigators would do well to study the technology
on suppressive persons.
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LRH:ml:gmh
Copyright [c] 1966
by L. Ron Hubbard
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED |
L. RON HUBBARD |
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