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yet methods of "reverse processing" are employed as control tactics
against Scientology staff members on a regular basis. I have no doubt
that he himself has been the target of such methods. Such methods
include brutal interrogations in which two or more people gang up on
someone (who has usually been deprived of sleep for days) in locked room
and scream abuses until the person confesses to anything they want him
or her to confess to; "overt/withhold" writeups in which the person is
forced to continue writing up "crimes," whether real or imagined, until
someone decides he or she has "come clean" and is allowed to stop;
"ethics conditions" in which one is not "upgraded" to the next condition
until one has satisfied the ethics officer or senior that one has "fully
confronted" one's criminality; group "musters" at which staff members
are publicly condemned for their "crimes" (this is reportedly a favorite
pastime of Miscavige at the high- security Hemet compound), denounced to
their peers and ordered to jump into a freezing lake as punishment.
14. Mr. Jentzsch stated that both my husband and I have been on
the Rehabilitation Project Force, or RPF. This is very true, and it is
where the most horrifying of the abuses takes place, out of sight of
anyone else, where staff members are stunned to discover that they
themselves are Fair Game for whatever punishment or coercive tactics
those in control of Scientology think should be meted out to them.
There is no recourse short of leaving Scientology; there is no way off
the RPF except to finish the program, and the product of the program is
a person who will be utterly, uncritically compliant with his or her
seniors without question. Until that is achieved the person is not a
product" and must remain on the RPF. I know that this is true. I
experienced it, and so did my husband. So have many other people who
have already spoken out about this. I note that there are many things I
stated in my declarations which have not been challenged by Mr. Moxon,
Mr. Jentzsch, Mr. Miscavige, Mr. Starkey or any of the other
Scientology leaders in their declarations. This is because what I have
said is true, and they would be perjuring themselves to state otherwise.
They malign my character; they call me many names; but they do not
dispute the facts contained in my declarations. I am "vile" and
"scurrilous" not because I am lying, but because I am telling the truth
to people outside of Scientology.
15. I note that there are many things I stated in my declarations
which have not been challenged by Mr. Moxon, Mr. Jentzsch, Mr.
Miscavige, Mr. Starkey or any of the other Scientology leaders in their
declarations. This is because what I have said is true, and they would
be perjuring themselves to state otherwise. They malign my character;
they call me many names; but they do not dispute the facts contained in
my declarations. I am "vile" and "scurrilous" not because I am lying,
but because I am telling the truth to people outside of Scientology.
16 Reference is made to the declarations filed by Mr. Moxon, Mr.
Jentzsch, Mr. Miscavige, Mr. Starkey and the other Scientology
leaders. They are telling what L. Ron Hubbard called "acceptable
truths," and Mr. Jentzsch and Mr. Moxon are both veterans of this
tactic. So am I; I used to write much of the material that was used to
discredit people. Accordingly, I am very familiar with the process by
which these declarations were written. These people would have been
intently searching through my declarations, looki18. Mr. Jentzsch then
mischaracterizes what I wrote ln paragraph 62 of my January 4
declaration. I never said, as he claims, that Fishman was driven mad by
reading Scientology materials. On the contrary, I stated, "There is
little doubt that Fishman used his E-Meters to 'audit' himself, an
action that could easily drive him into a psychotic break." Self
auditing is known in Scientology as the sign of a borderline psychotic.
To sell someone with a known history of hypnotherapy an E-Meter so that
they can self-audit is tantamount to driving them into a psychotic
break. Any technically trained Scientologist can confirm this (although
no one who is still inside would be allowed to do so).
19. Mr. Jentzsch states that the plaintiff "can produce 1,500
staff members of plaintiff [CSI] who are more competent than the Youngs
and could testify that they are wrong...." Of course all 1,500 staff
members of CSI will testify that I am wrong. If they are ordered to do
so, they have no choice It doesn't matter what they personally believe;
if they do otherwise than denounce me for what I am revealing about
Scientology, they will be declared Suppressive and expelled, or sent to
the RPF to be made more compliant. Indeed, it has been my experience
that the current Scientology leaders will stop at nothing to protect
Scientology from anyone they perceive as a threat. ng for statements
that could easily be discredited. Obviously they were not able to find