Nearly every human being on this planet that is in trouble because ethics are out. Their lives are lives of misery -- just becasue of that. When you see three, five, ten million troops being killed in a war, they're being killed in a war just because there was an SP in some government nobody took out. And I think that's too many men to kill off just because there's one SP. It would only take one bullet, one beam, you know? I don't say we would go into it on that level. I don't wish to frighten you.
I had poor John -- I had him -- I had him... He was't worried. He wasn't flustered or anything like that, but he was just a little bit protesty, slightly and so on. I was teasing him. I was saying, "I reserve the right to be able to tip over the White House." And nobody was to tip over the White House but me. I was snarling about something that had happened in America. He naturally took me seriously and it disturbed him. It disturbed him. I had to point out to him however I was not yet Clear, and therefore I had a right to want to tip over the White House. But what I didn't tell him is after the amount of trouble I was caused in '63 and so forth, I earned the right to tip over the White House!
(excerpt from SHSBC lecture "About Rhodesia", 19 July 1966)
I could quote more surrounding material, but honestly, it doesn't shed any light on this. Hubbard is talking about getting Ethics in on the planet as the purpose of the OT Base he wants to establish. His attempt in Rhodesia was unsuccessful because he said he had not first properly identified the mission of OT Base before setting out "barefooted to take a country". This lecture was presented just 3 days after he was kicked out.
In any even, "tipping the White House" sounds threatening to me, especially coming just after Hubbard talked about "taking out" an evil SP. It's entirely possible that he was joking -- he does say he was teasing "John" (John McMaster?) but without the actual tape to listen to his voice inflections, it's hard to tell from the transcript. "John" took him seriously, though, so even someone (apparently) well acquainted with Hubbard found it alarming.
Was the 1963 trouble he referred to when the Food and Drug Administration raided the Washington, DC, Org over the e-meter?
On Feb 2, 4:33 pm, x0h04r...@sneakemail.invalid (Keshet) wrote:
> In any even, "tipping the White House" sounds threatening to me, > especially coming just after Hubbard talked about "taking out" an > evil SP. It's entirely possible that he was joking -- he does say > he was teasing "John" (John McMaster?) but without the actual tape > to listen to his voice inflections, it's hard to tell from the > transcript. "John" took him seriously, though, so even someone > (apparently) well acquainted with Hubbard found it alarming.
John = JFK, John Fritzgerald Kennnedy, President of the United States of America.
> Was the 1963 trouble he referred to when the Food and Drug > Administration raided the Washington, DC, Org over the e-meter?
> Keshet
'63, I think so. The SP I think he was referring to was J. Edgar Hoover, director of the Federal Bureau of investagation and a homosexual.
> Nearly every human being on this planet that is in trouble because > ethics are out. Their lives are lives of misery -- just becasue of > that. When you see three, five, ten million troops being killed in > a war, they're being killed in a war just because there was an SP > in some government nobody took out. And I think that's too many > men to kill off just because there's one SP. It would only take > one bullet, one beam, you know? I don't say we would go into it on > that level. I don't wish to frighten you.
> I had poor John -- I had him -- I had him... He was't worried. He > wasn't flustered or anything like that, but he was just a little > bit protesty, slightly and so on. I was teasing him. I was saying, > "I reserve the right to be able to tip over the White House." And > nobody was to tip over the White House but me. I was snarling > about something that had happened in America. He naturally took > me seriously and it disturbed him. It disturbed him. I had to > point out to him however I was not yet Clear, and therefore I > had a right to want to tip over the White House. But what I > didn't tell him is after the amount of trouble I was caused in > '63 and so forth, I earned the right to tip over the White House!
> (excerpt from SHSBC lecture "About Rhodesia", 19 July 1966)
> I could quote more surrounding material, but honestly, it doesn't > shed any light on this. Hubbard is talking about getting Ethics in > on the planet as the purpose of the OT Base he wants to establish. > His attempt in Rhodesia was unsuccessful because he said he had > not first properly identified the mission of OT Base before setting > out "barefooted to take a country". This lecture was presented just > 3 days after he was kicked out.
> In any even, "tipping the White House" sounds threatening to me, > especially coming just after Hubbard talked about "taking out" an > evil SP. It's entirely possible that he was joking -- he does say > he was teasing "John" (John McMaster?) but without the actual tape > to listen to his voice inflections, it's hard to tell from the > transcript. "John" took him seriously, though, so even someone > (apparently) well acquainted with Hubbard found it alarming.
> Was the 1963 trouble he referred to when the Food and Drug > Administration raided the Washington, DC, Org over the e-meter?
> Keshet
> -- > x0h04rv02(at)sneakemail.com *http://solitarytrees.net/racism/ > Where prejudice exists it always discolors our thoughts -MT
In my opinion, yes to this being LRH's delusion "OT" reaction, being not yet Clear, and being mad at the White House, which LRH in policy writings blames Kennedy for the raid on the Scientology DC organization.
Yes, I think he means as an "OT", doing some telekinetic act of causing the White House building to literally tip over.
I think in contest, this was intended thought, and NOT literally.
LRH in lectures of that period talks about also being an OT, pure OT, on a planet where bodiless OTs acted roles for the leaders on some planets. LRH in one lecture tells of pulling down the walls at a theatre performance, on the crowd, killing some of the humans, and LRH states in that lecture that this type of incident was why pure bodiless OTs were NOT popular in meat body governed civilizations, since a powerful OT could get into mischieveous situations or worse.
Again, LRH spread all over his doctrines talked about how an OT had to be Clear, otherwise they'd do mischevious things or worse, and also his doctrines about how an OT restrains himself, it all fits together, namely an OT will shut their own power right down, since they see they can just cause things in the physical universe.
This is all just fantasy and carefully layered to "make sense" but there are NO OTs and no person has been like these floating gods.
But I mean, Greek gods weren't visible most of the time to humans unless the Greek gods intended to take a human form or if they intended to be seen by humans, and the Greek gods did all sorts of physical intervention.
I mean, Hubbard's Scientology OTs are just like the minor gods who in humankind's history did all sorts of fantastic things.
By tipping over the White House, when I read that quote, when I was a Scientologist, I thought of the lecture when LRH talked of the pure OT (bodiless OT) of that ancient civilization which collapsed the wall on the audience at a theatre performance.
Another example of an OT doing planet leve mischief (genocide or planeticide) is the tapes LRH mentions an OT "pulling the atmosphere" off a planet and killing all life on a planet.
If you've listend to the tape lectures in the "Whole Track" lecture series, I think there is one or two mentions of largescale descructive power of one of these past track OTs.
Some freezone Scientologists should be able to give the lectures.
Best, Chuck Beatty 412-260-1170 Pittsburgh, USA ex Sea Org (1975-2003)
on Sat, 2 Feb 2008 14:02:08 -0800 (PST), LaserClam (LaserC...@aol.com) wrote in <d872bb85-c1ce-40fe-94cc-0aa3715ec...@d4g2000prg.googlegroups.com>: > On Feb 2, 4:33 pm, x0h04r...@sneakemail.invalid (Keshet) wrote: > > > > In any even, "tipping the White House" sounds threatening to me, > > especially coming just after Hubbard talked about "taking out" an > > evil SP. It's entirely possible that he was joking -- he does say > > he was teasing "John" (John McMaster?) but without the actual tape > > to listen to his voice inflections, it's hard to tell from the > > transcript. "John" took him seriously, though, so even someone > > (apparently) well acquainted with Hubbard found it alarming. > > > > John = JFK, John Fritzgerald Kennnedy, > President of the United States of America.
Thanks for your input, but I think that is highly unlikely. Had JFK heard LRH talking about "tipping the White House", I think JFK would have sent the Secret Service around to LRH's door, particularly since a little later in that same lecture, Hubbard tells his listeners that if a real SP shows up in a Scientology group, "shoot them!"
Also, Hubbard was quite fond of name-dropping, you know, like he called Aleister Crowley "my very good friend" and Hendrik Verwoerd "a great guy". If he were referring to Kennedy, there's no doubt he would have called him "Jack", and not John, to impress upon his listeners how close they (JFK & LRH) were.
> > Was the 1963 trouble he referred to when the Food and Drug > > Administration raided the Washington, DC, Org over the e-meter? > > > > Keshet > '63, I think so. The SP I think he was referring to was J. > Edgar Hoover, director of the Federal Bureau of investagation and a > homosexual.
Well, if I were a Scientologist, I would certainly consider Hoover an SP, on a number of levels. :-)
on Sat, 2 Feb 2008 16:30:43 -0800 (PST), chuckbeatty77 @aol.com (chuckbeatt...@aol.com) wrote in <5ad6dddd-a703-4454-a396-e468cd920...@v4g2000hsf.googlegroups.com>:
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> In my opinion, yes to this being LRH's delusion "OT" reaction, being > not yet Clear, and being mad at the White House, which LRH in policy > writings blames Kennedy for the raid on the Scientology DC > organization.
I thought this might be the case, but wouldn't Hubbard have already been Clear? I've always ASSumed he was actually Clear#1, as a result of his "researches" before the release of Dianetics??
> Yes, I think he means as an "OT", doing some telekinetic act of > causing the White House building to literally tip over. > > I think in contest, this was intended thought, and NOT literally.
That was my initial feeling as well. As I mentioned, it's hard to tell when he is joking and when he is serious without *listening* to his tapes (I don't have the SHSBC tapes, just some of the transcripts). I tend to ASSume he is joking in matters like this, until I get confirmation otherwise from elsewhere.
> LRH in lectures of that period talks about also being an OT, pure OT, > on a planet where bodiless OTs acted roles for the leaders on some > planets. LRH in one lecture tells of pulling down the walls at a > theatre performance, on the crowd, killing some of the humans, and LRH > states in that lecture that this type of incident was why pure > bodiless OTs were NOT popular in meat body governed civilizations, > since a powerful OT could get into mischieveous situations or worse.
I certainly would. :-)
> Again, LRH spread all over his doctrines talked about how an OT had to > be Clear, otherwise they'd do mischevious things or worse, and also > his doctrines about how an OT restrains himself, it all fits together, > namely an OT will shut their own power right down, since they see they > can just cause things in the physical universe.
Is it possible to be OT without being clear??
> This is all just fantasy and carefully layered to "make sense" but > there are NO OTs and no person has been like these floating gods. > > But I mean, Greek gods weren't visible most of the time to humans > unless the Greek gods intended to take a human form or if they > intended to be seen by humans, and the Greek gods did all sorts of > physical intervention. > > I mean, Hubbard's Scientology OTs are just like the minor gods who in > humankind's history did all sorts of fantastic things. > > By tipping over the White House, when I read that quote, when I was a > Scientologist, I thought of the lecture when LRH talked of the pure OT > (bodiless OT) of that ancient civilization which collapsed the wall on > the audience at a theatre performance. > > Another example of an OT doing planet leve mischief (genocide or > planeticide) is the tapes LRH mentions an OT "pulling the atmosphere" > off a planet and killing all life on a planet.
This reminds me of Hubbard's story of the Venuzuelan dictator who wiped out leprosy by blowing up all the beggars (some of whom presumably did not have leprosy). At the end of that tale, Hubbard says he's not advocating violence but simply relating an historical note. However, for me, the story comes across as a veiled threat. I've come across a couple other instances where he's done something like this, and I think he does it on purpose--actually intending the threat (like in your planeticide story, as an example of the power of of OTs) but making a joke of it, so he couldn't actually be accused of making threats. It's creepy.
> If you've listend to the tape lectures in the "Whole Track" lecture > series, I think there is one or two mentions of largescale descructive > power of one of these past track OTs.
I have the Whole Track tapes and have listened to a couple. I guess I need to listen to more.
> Some freezone Scientologists should be able to give the lectures.
> > In my opinion, yes to this being LRH's delusion "OT" reaction, being > > not yet Clear, and being mad at the White House, which LRH in policy > > writings blames Kennedy for the raid on the Scientology DC > > organization.
> I thought this might be the case, but wouldn't Hubbard have already > been Clear? I've always ASSumed he was actually Clear#1, as a result > of his "researches" before the release of Dianetics??
No. He refrained from putting a glowing label on his own status in regards to Clear and OT.
I think he honestly felt himself a "natural" clear of pretty immense status already. Reference Keeping Scientology Working, where he gives himself the unstated "....we will not speculate here how I rose above the bank..." (I paraphrase Keeping Scientology Working policy of 1965)
I think also David Mayo may have more to say, or others like Paulette Ausley, or some others who audited LRH, maybe Reg Sharpe even audited LRH, I don't recall who all audited him, and what LRH actually said privately to his auditors about his status as regards to Clear and OT.
In the late 1970s, like 1978 or so, when LRH came out with the "Dianetic" Clear he also came out with the "natrual Clear" (someone clear already before, someone who naturally has been Clear all along).
If you have the opportunity, go onto ESMB, the Ex Scientologist message board and strike up a conversation with Alan Walter, since Alan was a contemporary or LRH, and had numerous frank "tech" conversations with LRH over the years, and Alan's probably got some important firsthand undeniably historical details of LRH saying this or that about who LRH conceived of LRH's own case state, or not, but Alan can talk about the whole crew of top tech people of the 1960s.
Paulette Ausley and David Mayo, both have studied LRH's case folders, so they should know reams about LRH's conception of himself privately. And until Hubbard's case folders find their way into the public domain, I urge people to somehow get into the public domain as many anecdotal accounts of these tech people who tried to care Scientologically for Hubbard's "case." I think there's no way the details will become public, not unless these people write privately and hold their writings or recorded views until after they are pass away, so as not to cause legal difficulties for them.
Otto Roos also, I recall, tried hard to help handle Hubbard's "case", so might know what Hubbard privately thought of himself around this time in 1963 when Hubbard was making these comments you quote.
I hope Otto likewise someday privately writes or allows some in depth interviews about Hubbard, even privately, for release after Otto passes away if need be.
> > Yes, I think he means as an "OT", doing some telekinetic act of > > causing the White House building to literally tip over. > > > > I think in contest, this was intended thought, and NOT literally.
> That was my initial feeling as well. As I mentioned, it's hard to > tell when he is joking and when he is serious without *listening* to > his tapes (I don't have the SHSBC tapes, just some of the > transcripts). I tend to ASSume he is joking in matters like this, > until I get confirmation otherwise from elsewhere.
yes, absolutely, he was joking.
Example, I read the 1981 or 1982 jab comment by Hubbard about the administrator who screwed up handling the Missions, a man named John Acxel. LRH said in this 1982 advice, I paraphrase (but I've confirmed this with the Messenger on Duty level trusted former CMO Messenger person who also read this Hubbard advice/order) LRH said: "...and if you see John Acxel, spit on him for me....." (I've asked Roger Barnes, who was there when John was spit on by Miscavige if it was true, Roger said yes, it happened, and Roger was also spat on.) (John Acxel is a mild mannered Englishman, sort of a Harvey Cox lookalike, with thick dark rimmed glasses, and John was asked to take his glasses off before Miscavige struck him and spat on him, this was 1981 or 1982 at Gilman Hot Springs.)
That "...spit on him for me...." was entirely figurative in my librarian lower echelon person's viewpoint. I know Larry Brennan, much higher, much more on the spot when the "...spit on him or me...." LRH order/advice was issued, Larry was in the thick of executing top level corporate solutions for the "fanatical" top players, working cheek and jowel with David Miscavige, not quite as closely as was Jesse Prince who was even closer to David Miscavige, but the point is Larry saw this same LRH advice/order and Larry thought that the top players, Miscavige, Jesse, Steve Marlowe, Wendell Reynolds, Mark Yager, thought this was to be taken literally.
I from the lower level sort of librarian expert view, could clearly see the LRH comment was meant as figuratively. I think Larry is probably more right, but I hope others who were there at the moment of John Acxel's spitting/hitting incident speak up for the record.
But in the top level world, at that time, amongst these new "young turks" taken the reigns, the "....spit on him for me...." comment was taken literally, and that was date coincident, in my opinion, with that early 1980s fad David Miscavige and others felt was an "ethics gradient" so sptting on staff occurred. Homer Schomer's being spit on by the majority of the Author Services Inc staff in 1982 was an example.
> > LRH in lectures of that period talks about also being an OT, pure OT, > > on a planet where bodiless OTs acted roles for the leaders on some > > planets. LRH in one lecture tells of pulling down the walls at a > > theatre performance, on the crowd, killing some of the humans, and LRH > > states in that lecture that this type of incident was why pure > > bodiless OTs were NOT popular in meat body governed civilizations, > > since a powerful OT could get into mischieveous situations or worse.
> I certainly would. :-)
The "Whole Track" cassette series is kicking around widely, you can find it in the used bookstores in LA, the big used bookstore on one of Pasadena's main drag roads, I used to find Scientology stuff there all the time.
> > Again, LRH spread all over his doctrines talked about how an OT had to > > be Clear, otherwise they'd do mischevious things or worse, and also > > his doctrines about how an OT restrains himself, it all fits together, > > namely an OT will shut their own power right down, since they see they > > can just cause things in the physical universe.
> Is it possible to be OT without being clear??
yes. But because such an "OT" commits mistakes, the "OT" person per Hubbard will decide to NOT do bad deeds, and they will shut down their "OT" powers so as not to do bad deeds.
Miscavige in one church event lays it out that even if the CIA get all the churches L rundown and high level rundowns, like the superpower rundowns, that an evil person gaining the OT abilities won't be able to use those abilities for long, since the person being evil will automatically shut themselves down, Hubbard claiming there is a built in "ethics" that thetans (us as souls) have to limit us even using our latent OT power! Conviently believable plausible explanation acceptable to the faithful who want to keep believing in the OT powers, and it's a built in explanation for why no one can demonstrate their pure OT horsepower, in that it is due to each of our low ethics/ moral state we prevent ourselves from getting back our OT superpowers!
I don't think Hubbard is the first in stating this about the high supposed spiritual horsepower abilities, but I think even this dodge excuse also existed for thousands of years with all the eastern spiritual guru powerful mystics as well. (I'm not a trained religious historian, but that's my guess.)
> > This is all just fantasy and carefully layered to "make sense" but > > there are NO OTs and no person has been like these floating gods. > > > > But I mean, Greek gods weren't visible most of the time to humans > > unless the Greek gods intended to take a human form or if they > > intended to be seen by humans, and the Greek gods did all sorts of > > physical intervention. > > > > I mean, Hubbard's Scientology OTs are just like the minor gods who in > > humankind's history did all sorts of fantastic things. > > > > By tipping over the White House, when I read that quote, when I was a > > Scientologist, I thought of the lecture when LRH talked of the pure OT > > (bodiless OT) of that ancient civilization which collapsed the wall on > > the audience at a theatre performance. > > > > Another example of an OT doing planet leve mischief (genocide or > > planeticide) is the tapes LRH mentions an OT "pulling the atmosphere" > > off a planet and killing all life on a planet.
> This reminds me of Hubbard's story of the Venuzuelan dictator who > wiped out leprosy by blowing up all the beggars (some of whom > presumably did not have leprosy). At the end of that tale, Hubbard > says he's not advocating violence but simply relating an historical > note. However, for me, the story comes across as a veiled threat. > I've come across a couple other instances where he's done something > like this, and I think he does it on purpose--actually intending the > threat (like in your planeticide story, as an example of the power of > of OTs) but making a joke of it, so he couldn't actually be accused > of making threats. It's creepy.
yes, and I highly highly recommend you listen to all of Larry Brennan's and Jesse Prince's and Vicki and rich Aznaran's talks and writings, since they were there in the 1981-1982 heyday of the fanatical demonstration misinterpretation (my librarian lower echelon view) of the "....spit on him for me...." mentality.
Keshet wrote: > In any even, "tipping the White House" sounds threatening to me, > especially coming just after Hubbard talked about "taking out" an > evil SP. It's entirely possible that he was joking -- he does say > he was teasing "John" (John McMaster?) but without the actual tape > to listen to his voice inflections, it's hard to tell from the > transcript. "John" took him seriously, though, so even someone > (apparently) well acquainted with Hubbard found it alarming.
With one side of his mouth, Hubbard was always claiming vast ooga-booga powerz to tip over the White House, knock off hats or stop H-bombs. And with the other side of his mouth, he took credit for being so ethical that he didn't want to panic less developed beings.
Yeah right. In truth, he had cow flops flowing from both sides of his orifice.