Re: Get'ya Scientology Books!

an133674@anon.penet.fi (Roger Waters) writes: > Too bad you can't still get a pre-1975 edition of "The Book of Ethics".
> Too bad you can't still get a pre-1975 edition of "The Book of Ethics". > Then you could read first-hand the punishment for committing a high
> Then you could read first-hand the punishment for committing a high > crime against the "Church". (May be lied to, cheated or destroyed...)
> crime against the "Church". (May be lied to, cheated or destroyed...) > Maybe you can find one in a second-hand bookstore somewhere.
> Maybe you can find one in a second-hand bookstore somewhere. I have a pre-1975 (1973 copyright, 1976 printing) copy and that isn't in it... ...but I thought that phrase came from a Bulletin(of some sort)... But I think I found out why Ingram hasn't turned him self in... (copyright L. Ron Hubbard 1951,1968,1973) High crimes... "16. Delivering up the person of a Scientologist without defense or protest to the demands of civil or criminal law." So...does that mean he can go willingly, as long as he protests? Or can he only go volentarily... (of course the Scientologists can't answer this question, because: Misdemeanors... "12. Any other answer to a student's demand for verbal technical or unusual solutions than the permited: ''The material is in (HCO Bulletin, Policy Letter or tape).'' ''What does your material state?'' ''what wod did you miss in the (Bulletin, Policy Letter or tape)?''...." But on the other hand, we aren't students, so maybe they can... BTW, like how the above basically means people can't discuss the tek... that might bring them to their senses, or wonder why there are no efforts to make a "workable" system and make it better...

William Bardwell wbardwel+@[cs.]cmu.edu