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Suppressive Person Doctrine

Suppressive Person Doctrine

In his "Suppressive Person" doctrine, Hubbard called Scientology's policy and practice for handling or treating SPs "Fair Game." Current cult leader David Miscavige claims Scientology no longer uses that term, but Fair Game is still the way he deals with SPs and just as threatening, vicious and criminal as it was when Hubbard ran the organization.

The SP mask is taken from an ad for the
How To Shatter Suppression Course. International Scientology News Issue 24

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Gawker: Scn Jargon in Action: Squirrels, Locationals and Timetracks

Interview with Thomas Gandow

a.r.s.: Leah Remini and the cult of Scientology

Radio: Gerry Armstrong on the Ben Barrack Show

a.r.s.: Miscavige's niece speaks up on disconnection

YouTube: Today Tonight reports on Cruise and Scientology

Video: Tom Cruise on KSW, SP Doctrine

Video: Getting Your Ducks in a Pond

Book: Trauma and Recovery

a.r.s.: Online Interrogation

HCOB: The Antisocial Personality ...

HCOB: Rock Slams and Rock Slammers

Letter: FLB Justice Chief to Letkeman

Video: Scientology executive lies about disconnection

Online: Scientology on PTS Handling

HCOB: PTSness and Disconnection

Fair Game Campaign in Germany

Chilliwack Op 2004-2005

Online: Scientology's black PR and Ops on Gerry Armstrong

Online: Scientology "critics" fair game Gerry and me

E-Mail: Scientologist fair games an SP

HCOPL: Cancellation of Fair Game

HCOPL: Penalties for Lower Conditions

Book: ISE Index Entries for PTS

HCOPL: Suppressive Persons Main Characteristics Of

Lecture: The Antisocial Personality

Certainty: Why Some Fight Scientology

HCOPL Department of Government Affairs

HCOPL Conditions How To Assign

SPD Suppressive Act Dealing With A Declared Suppressive Person

Key Definitions for the Suppressive Person Doctrine

HCOPL Suppressive Acts Suppression of Scientology and Scientologists

HCOPL Battle Tactics

The Aims of Scientology

HCO Executive Letter Justice

HCOPL The Justice of Scientology Its Use and Purpose Being a Scientologist

HCOPL Keeping Scientology Working

HCOPL Ethics Protection

Definition: Sea Organization

The Basics of Ethics

L. Ron Hubbard: Messiah or Madman?

Breckenridge Decision in Scientology v. Armstrong

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Suppressive acts are defined as actions or omissions undertaken to knowingly suppress, reduce or impede Scientology or Scientologists. Such suppressive acts include: [...] Demanding the return of any or all fees paid for standard training or processing actually received or received in part and still available but undelivered only because of departure of the person demanding (the fees must be refunded but this policy applies).

— L. Ron Hubbard

Introduction to Scientology Ethics