Thanks to Ex-Mudder for Hubbard's quotes. Let's lift the best parts up to
see "Mankind's greatest friend." Here's what Hubbard comes down to in
dealing with his critics:

"The sudden and abrupt deletion of all individuals occupying the lower
bands of the tone scale from the social order..."

"...dispose of them quietly and without sorrow."

And you are right, Ex-Mudder, that it is 20% that are PTS to the others
and it is 2 1/2% that need to be "deleted" from society. Quietly. (I hear
there's a gas that is pretty quiet.)

As to the Venezualan dictator, that quote supports Hubbard's views of
simply eradicating people but there is yet another quote from him re the
lepers being put on a ship. Your find will suffice to show Hubbard's sense
of "humanity."

Listen, folks, this is what Hubbard finally comes down to and what you see
re the RTC/OSA attitude towards ARS is a mere harmonic of it. You are to
be "deleted...without sorrow." And this is not Borg-talk. This is a real
organization whose objective is to remove you from their path, with the
attitude that Hubbard gave them. Read what Ex-Mudder gave us, below.

Robert Vaughn Young
wri...@eskimo.com

: In article <5va0at$tn...@eskinews.eskimo.com>, wri...@eskimo.com
: (Robert Vaughn Young) wrote:
: <snip>
: >It is a long-standing Dept 20 joke that attacking an SP actually HELPS
: >them. It gives them "case gain." It will "make their TA move." (A complex
: >inside joke.)

:   The frightening part is that I almost get it.

: <snip>
: >               Hubbard's "Final Solution"
: >
: >Look at what Hubbard wanted to do with SPs. (There have been some good
: >quotes to ARS.) He believed that 2% of the population was SP and they
: >should be sent off to camps, their civil rights suspened, and isolated
: >from the rest of society. Sound familiar? That would be the camp - a camp
: >of SPs - where the "commandant" could use them for target practice, the
: >way such minds have inhumanely used others.

:   Close but not quite.

:   20% (not just 2%) should be quarantined / removed from society /
: deprived their rights.  Its just the recalcitrant 1.1's (2.5% of the
: population, equaling 6.5 million Americans) who need to be killed.

: "There are only two answers for the handling of people
: from 2.0 down on the tone scale, neither one of which has anything to
: do with reasoning with them or listening to their justification of
: their acts. The first is to raise them on the tone scale by
: un-enturbulating some of their theta by any one of the three valid
: processes. The other is to dispose of them quietly and without
: sorrow."

:   Ie, re-education or death.  The "three valid processes" as I
: understand them are isolation, auditing, and relocation.  Look what
: that did to Lisa Mcpherson.

: "Adders are safe bedmates compared to people on the lower bands of the
: tone scale. Not all the beauty nor the handsomeness nor artificial
: social value nor property can atone for the vicious damage such people
: do to sane men and women."

:   These people (IE, every critic on a.r.s.) are no better than Adders.
: Anyone have a similar quote from Hitler re jews?

: "The sudden and abrupt deletion of all individuals occupying the lower
: bands of the tone scale from the social order would result in an
: almost instant rise in the cultural tone and would interrupt the
: dwindling spiral into which any society may have entered."

:   Expunging them from the human race will make the world better (like
: how chasing out the Jews made the German economy better, cuz the jews
: were the cause of it all).

: " It is not necessary to produce a world of clears in order to to have
: a reasonable and worthwhile social order; it is only necessary to
: delete those individuals who range from 2.0 down, either by processing
: them enough to get their tone level above the 2.0 line--a task which,
: indeed, is not very great, since the amount of processing in many
: cases might be under fifty hours, although it might also in others be"

:   How many East Germans were "processed" for 50-200 hours by the
: Stasi?

:  in excess of two hundred--or simply quarantining them from the
: society. "

:   Can anyone say "Concentration Camps" ?

:   -- L. Ron Hubbard, Science of Survival, Book I, Chapter 27 (Column
: Y: Method Used By Subject To Handle Others), page 157
: >
: >Or Hubbard tells how one ruler ridded his country of lepers. (If someone
: >could find the exact quote...) According to Hubbard, the ruler announced

:   This one?  Or are there more?

: " A venezuelan dictator once decided to stop leprosy. He saw that most
: lepers in his country were also beggars. By the simple expedient of
: collecting and destroying all the beggars in Venezuela an end was put
: to leprosy in that country."

:   Ibid. (I think that's correct)

: >had created a special kingdom for the sick and he would be taking them
: >there. They happily boarded a large boat that was taken to sea and the
: >boat sunk. As Hubbard put it, the disease was gone - and his inference is
: >clear.
: >
:   It also means that Hubbard has no problem with killing off the PTS's
: (20%) just to get at the SPs (2.5%).  In fact he uses an example about
: how well that worked.

: <snip>

: >Which reminds me of an incident in Hamburg, when I was visiting once. I
: >had spent several hours with the head of the Office of the Protection of
: >the Constitution and when we were done, he asked me if I had any pictures
: >of the leaders of the organization. I opened an IAS magazine and it
: >happened to fall to a fold-out (three page) photo spread of an IAS rally.
: >Before I could turn the page, the man held it open and looked. The picture
: >was of an event, probably at the Los Angeles Shrine Auditorium, taken from
: >one of the highest seats to give a wide perspective.  It looked down on
: >spotlights, banners and flags and huge photos of Hubbard and at the center
: >of the stage was a lone figure, probably David Miscavige. The man beside
: >me paused and then looked to his aide and said one word, "Nuremberg." The
: >aide nodded silently, as they both looked at the photo. I did too, a chill
: >running through me, realizing even more why the German government watches
: >this group.

:    Hmm...  can anyone get that picture and one from the third reich to
: add to the "made for propaganda" page?
: >
: >They have seen it before and they don't want to see it again.
: >
: >Never again.

:   Ditto.

:   And tomorrow I get to see them doing the preliminaries in the
: Federal Courthouse 15 minutes away from me.  Not only does Scientology
: have a tax exempt status greater than that of any other religion in
: the US (such as the Catholics and Mormons), it is also the only
: religion that can prevent people from practicing their faith, or even
: just part of it, without permission from the cult (in the form of tax
: exempt non-negotiable fixed donations), enforced by the US courts
: under the IP laws.