: OFFICE OF SPECIAL AFFAIRS NETWORK ORDER : : : OSA NW ORDER 10 6 February 1988 : : OSA NW : : : : : _PRINCIPLES_OF_GOVERNMENT_ : : : (Originally an undated LRH note. Issued : an OSA NW Order on 6 February 1988.) |
Miscavige, his lawyers, and his Public Relations representatives said that all Guardian Orders were "cancelled", so Scientology simply reissued many as OSA NW Orders. This way, they could keep "tech" by renaming it something else to go with the illusion that the criminals (GO staff) were ousted and the "off-source tech" issues (Guardian Orders) were cancelled. In parallel, Miscavige renamed the GO the "Office of Special Affairs". It's semantics, that's all -- an "acceptable" truth. The OSA issue date is after Hubbard's death in 1984. This proves that Scientology did not disband the Guardian's Office, despite Scientology's claims to the contrary. In reality, both GO and OSA are the same Scientology entity, internally named Division 20. |
: : : : It may be possible to conduct a government without direct : taxation of individuals, but by causing the government to : engage upon services to the population which obviate the : necessity of personal taxation and all the ills to which that : is prone. It is highly possible that a government only enters : upon individual taxation when its ability to produce service : for its citizens has dropped below the point of non-existence. |
Hubbard here suggests that Government should function only on Usage Fees. While Conservatives in the USA would agree, it lacks what Liberals call "fairness", since everyone would have to pay for the government services received. Lacking in Hubbard's utopian government is any support for the "downstat" or needy, since it violates the Exchange Principle. Thus, Hubbard is left with the conclusion that the Government taxes individuals (getting something for nothing) because it is in the Ethics Condition of "Non-Existence". For each Ethics condition, there is a formula for moving to the next higher condition. To move from Non-Existence, the formula is ???? [need to check the archives]. Of course, the Church of Scientology's contentious relationship with the USA Internal Revenue Service is legendary. According to a NY Times article, the Church of Scientology sponsored up to 2000 simultaneous lawsuits on behalf of Scientologists against the IRS before receiving tax exemption in 1993. |
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Hubbard, a product of 1950s McCarthyism, looked for communists (and fascists) in every corner. |
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Hubbard is clearly controlling the actions of the Guardian's Office, despite Scientology's claims to the contrary during the Snow White trial. Hubbard also controlled the Office of Special Affairs. |
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In fact, this is an internal document that is distributed to every Office of Special Affairs recruit. The "unpublished" section of copyright law seems tailor-made for keeping information hidden from scrutiny: The provision for unpublished works in the copyright law was not meant for hiding a work under a rock in perpetuity. The LRH Library uses this designation for legal harrassment; it is just one more charge which the hapless defendant must address and adds to the cost of litigation. Hubbard said "the purpose of the lawsuit is to harrass", not to win. Scientology punishes its critics by forcing them to pay exorbitant legal fees to defend themselves. The copyright on this document is suspect. If the note is undated, it would be difficult for the L. Ron Hubbard Library to prove that the note had not slipped into the public domain. The LRH Library is attempting to claim the work is "unpublished", thereby starting the copyright clock in 1988. |
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