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HUBBARD COMMUNICATIONS OFFICE

                  Saint Hill Manor, East Grinstead, Sussex


                    HCO POLICY LETTER OF 24 FEBRUARY 1969

Remimeo

                           AN ETHICS POLICY LETTER


                                   JUSTICE


    In an extension of 3rd Party technology (see HCOB of THIRD PARTY LAW)  I
have found that false reports and suppression  are  very  important  in  3rd
Party Technology.

    We know as in the above HCOB that a Third  Party  is  necessary  to  any
quarrel. Basically it is a 3 Terminal Universe.

    In reviewing several org upsets I have found that the 3rd Party  can  go
completely overlooked even in intensive investigation.

    A 3rd Party adds up to suppression by giving false reports on others.

    In several cases an org has lost several guiltless staff  members.  They
were dismissed or disciplined in an effort to solve enturbulation.  Yet  the
turbulence continued and the area became even more upset by  reason  of  the
dismissals.

    Running this back further one finds that the real 3rd Party,  eventually
unearthed got people shot by FALSE REPORTS.

    One source of this is as follows:

    Staff Member X goofs. He is very furious and defensive at being accused.
He blames his goof on somebody else. That somebody  else  gets  disciplined.
Staff Member X diverts attention from himself  by  various  means  including
falsely accusing others.

    This is a 3rd Party action which results in a lot of people being blamed
and disciplined. And the real 3rd Party remaining undetected.

    The missing point of justice here is that the disciplined  persons  were
not faced with their accusers and were not given the real accusation and  so
could not confront it.

    Another case would be a 3rd Party  simply  spreading  tales  and  making
accusations out of malice or some even more vicious motive. This would be  a
usual 3rd Party action. It is ordinarily based on False Reports.

    Another situation comes about when an executive who can't  get  an  area
straight starts to investigate, gets  3rd  Party  False  Reports  about  it,
disciplines people accordingly and totally misses the real 3rd  Party.  This
enturbulates the area even more.

    The basis of all really troublesome 3rd Party activities is  then  FALSE
REPORTS.

    There can also be FALSE PERCEPTION. One sees things that don't exist and
reports them as "fact".

    Therefore we see that we  can  readily  run  back  an  investigation  by
following a chain of false reports.

    In at least one case the 3rd Party (discovered only after  it  was  very
plain that only he could have wrecked two divisions, one  after  the  other)
also had these characteristics:

    1. Goofed in his own actions;

    2. Furiously contested any knowledge reports or job  endangerment  chits
    filed on him;

    3. Obsessively changed everything when taking over an area;

    4. Falsely reported actions, accusing others;

    5. Had a high casualty rate of staff in his division or area.

    These are not necessarily common to all 3rd Parties but give you an idea
of what can go on.

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    After a lot of experience with Ethics and justice I would say  that  the
real source of upset in an area would be FALSE REPORTS  accepted  and  acted
upon without confronting the  accused  with  all  charges  and  his  or  her
accusers.

    An executive should not accept any accusation and act upon it. To do  so
undermines the security of one and all.