To: Aquamarine
From: Midshipman Shanaynay Muhammad Nation of Islam/Sea Org.
Re: criticism of LRH policy.

So did you find the MU? You must not have because if you did you would not have the consideration that we are a bunch of nuts.

ARC
Midshipman Shanaynay Muhammad Nation of Islam/Sea Org.

To: Midshipman Shanaynay Muhammad Nation of Islam/Sea Org
From: Alcoboy
Re: you not making sense.

Glad to see you finally accepted your demotion.
And thanks for not calling Aquamarine a ‘ho’.
Still locked up?

ARCX
Alcoboy.

Or if one of the clay people was handing the other an IAS trophy.

@ExScnStaff,

Yes, “MUs! … Out-Ethics!…PTS!

Any one or two or all three, but when these failed, “Using Policy To Stop!” would get flung at you 🙂

I recall my response to that, back in the day:

“Um, wait, let me see if I understand; this is an LRH policy letter forbidding the pointing out of off-policy activities in a program or project if and/or when in so doing, said pointing out of such off-policy actions prevents them from continuing!”

The answer I got? “Correct! THAT is using policy to stop!”

So then I said, “Well, OK, if there’s this policy letter forbidding the pointing out of incorrect policy because it will then stop the off-policy actions from continuing, then why have any policy at all? Why bother with policy – just do whatever you want, any way you want!”

The answer I got? “Find your MU”.

And it was at that point that I pretty much decided that these people were nuts.

Rice and Beans is okay in sufficient quantities. (Which I’ve heard that Sea Org members don’t get.)

I remember using it in my routing off staff interviews.

Anything I found true through observation, if it somehow flew in the face of KWS, could be easily denied by declaring I had a misunderstood, was out-ethics, or was PTS. The ability to observe and determine truth within Scientology was a lie.

I’m amazed, looking back, that I managed to do so in a way that didn’t get me declared.

EDIT: Oh, and RB this week is sublime.