From a historical perspective, I’ve never heard of high-energy EM cause any psychological issues. The psychological issue with TV is primarily associated with the violent programming and the indoctrination into a consumer mindset. There is a researched case of a young girl who got cancer from a microwave, by putting her face up to it while making popcorn over many cycles of this over a period of time (months?). There is also common knowledge of bombarding millimeter waves on patients in 1930s causing a slight fever, which was used for a period of time as a medical procedure to induce fever to fight infection… until they found this practice is harmful. Whatever LRH is talking about here, heavy particles, is mostly gibberish based on a poor understanding of the subject. I am sure he was relying heavily upon the poor understanding of this phenomena in his time period so nobody could question him directly while ‘In-Body’.

It’s being said here in this blog conversation and I do agree: cognitive dissonance.

Here you go my friend:

https://cartoonresearch.com/index.php/winky-dink-howdy-doody-and-you/

Bozo The Clown….Soupy Sales…..Howdy Doody……..

If they cannot watch, then why are they allowed to watch anything with Tom Cruise? Does this mean television shows like ‘James Cordon Late Late Show’ are also allowed? I only say that as I’ve seen a few things he has done with him, normally I avoid anything with Tom Cruise in it.

Also, if Tom Cruise is exempt to the rule then what policy is used there then? Does that mean that the rest of the A Group celebs like Leah too had this exemption?

Sorry I’ve missed a comment already on this.

Any type of radiation stirs up the BeeTees. Ron omitted that in his writing because it’s confidential information.

In the 1950’s there was a TV show called “Winky Dink”. You could send away for a plastic covering and an erasable marker. You put the covering on the TV screen and connected dots on the screen and Winky would send you a secret message. My eyesight is still good.

Someone at the Las Vegas Org who knew Ron said he avoided Vegas because it was “still too hot with radiation” from the atomic bomb testing in the 1950’s. . . . (true)

Yep, Bruce,

10-20 hours at 2 inches within 2-3 days would have probably done the trick. The lens of the eye is is the organ of concern, in that cataracts happen from too much low energy x-rays and UV from the sun. Ageing will do it too.

‘All About Radiation’ was lacking in science (no surprise) but Hubbard did speak accurately about the psychological effects of fear and panic. I never got into a flap with scienos because rad safety was my profession ,even when I called out Hubbard’s lack of knowledge on the subject.

If all they ever did was to call themselves a “Church” that alone would be sufficiently abhorent to get them thrown into a penitentiary. JMO, but it sure does take one whole Hell of a lot of chutzpah to try to get away with calling that evil scam a Church. For shame! For shame!