Scientology’s Worst Abuses Against a Journalist Revealed
by Jim Lippard
Paulette Cooper was harassed, tricked, sued, and lied to, but was not destroyed. The Church of Scientology’s “fair game” policy, originally written by L. Ron Hubbard in 1965 and elaborated in a series of policy letters over subsequent years, stated that “suppressive persons”—defined as anyone interfering with the Church’s activities—are “fair game” for “any action” taken against them, including being “deprived of property or injured by any means by any Scientologist without any discipline of the Scientologist. [Such persons] May be tricked, sued or lied to or destroyed.”1
Good point. “You cannot tell the difference.” The most CS of all acts is when big corporations with lots of money and many lawyers go after an individual critic who is just telling the truth.
Episyllogism 
How does one tell the difference between a Scientologist and a member of ISIS?
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You cannot.
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Good point. “You cannot tell the difference.” The most CS of all acts is when big corporations with lots of money and many lawyers go after an individual critic who is just telling the truth.
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