11) Item: Polly Stathis fair game order.
'Fact': Fair game has not been used since 1968. This particular order has been canceled.
FACT: I refer to the particular order issued in 1968. Subsequent cancellation was unknown to me.
12) Item: Smoking pot
'Fact': Auditing does not work if a person is on drugs.
FACT: You would have to define more precisely what you mean by 'on drugs'. What drugs? Does weekend drinking mean being 'on alcohol'?
13) Item: I felt my self-respect slipping away from me and finally completely gone.
'Fact': Mr. Burroughs was degraded by his own self confessed dishonesty.
FACT: I was indeed. Degraded by the dishonesty of being there and condoning with my presence organization practices and policies of which I could not honestly approve. The fact that some of these practices and policies have been discontinued would seem to indicate that these practices and policies are no longer approved by Scientologists.
14) Item: ...been in the movement since 1945.
'Fact': The Church of Scientology was incorporated in 1954.
FACT: The movement antedates the Church.
15) Item: Dirty unshaven, grey rags
'Fact': Grey arm bands, not grey rags. And never dirty or unshaven.
FACT: I saw the bulletin in 1968 which said those in a condition of liability or worse...'may not bathe or shave.'
16) Item: Same results through self-auditing
'Fact': The aim of Scientology is not to discover fresh writing material but to gain spiritual awareness and freedom.
FACT: Here we have the official pronouncement on the arts. Fresh writing material is incompatible with spiritual awareness and freedom. Mr. Sorrell is also violating the Scientology Auditing Code: '
1. I promise not to evaluate for the pre-clear...' Now he will tell me what I should and should not get out of Auditing?
17) Item: I have made magic against Ron.
'Fact': The E-Meter is not a lie detector. Mr. Burroughs has shown that. Counselling demands a degree of honesty from the parishoner. Betrayal by the parishoner of that request for some honesty will make the parishoner feel guilty and he will accuse others of his own misdeeds as Mr.
Burroughs has done.
FACT: ...Hold on there, Reverend. I am not your parishoner. Mr. Hubbard says that the E-Meter is a lie detector. I refer you to 'E-Meter essentials'. page 21: Security Checking -
'10. If the preclear hasn't told all, the meter won't clear.
12. The E-Meter is right.'
I submit that if the E-Meter is not a reaction detector which is a lie detector, that it is nothing.
18) Item: ...Scientology is a model control system.
'Fact': Mr. Burroughs has it arse about face...(Come now, Reverend, don't get coarse)...Scientology reveals the control system; seeing what it is you are then free from it.
FACT: An organized Church is a control system by its hierarchical nature.
19) Item: The clerk puts you in a condition of doubt.
'Fact': Similar to saying: 'If you live in England, you are tried for High Treason.'
FACT: I lost you there, Reverend, but it sounds ominous.
20) Item: The E- Meter is a relieable lie detector.
'Fact': Mr. Burroughs by his own action has shown the E-Meter to be a poor lie detector.
FACT: Look here, Sorrell, are you saying that L. Ron Hubbard was wrong? According to his own statement already quoted from E-Meter Essentials (1961) he considered the E-Meter to be a relieable lie detector...'The E- Meter is right.' Indeed he must have considered the EMeter a relieable lie detector since crucial decisions involving the lives and futures of his 'parishoners' were based on security checks carried out on the E-Meter. Are you now saying that Security Checks were discontinued because they were found to be ineffective? That for at least 7 years from 1961 to 1968
Security Checks were carried out on an instrument which is, by your own admission, a poor lie detector? That staff members lost their positions, that parishoners were expelled, put in conditions of Treason and Enemy, some with a Fair Game order on them, as a result of Security Checks carried out on a poor lie detector? An instrument you say in item 17 is not a lie detector at all?
Quite an admission, Mr. Sorrell.
21) Item: Repetitive commands.
'Fact': Scientology practices are not hypnotic.
FACT: I quote from Mr. Kaufman's book. I do not answer for the accuracy of his statements.
