| Policy: |
Attack is neccessary to an
effective defence. |
| Situation: |
Countries are being denied to
OTC, the "Apollo" and LRH |
| Statistics: |
A gradual reduction of available
countries accurring since 1967. Trend Danger. |
| Data: |
General operating record since
1967, studied with many uncovered incidents without foundation in fact. Each of
these has had in common false reports.
Recent exposure of official records have brought about the possession
of data showing that England and the US have in the past spread false
reports in several other countries which have caused trouble. |
| Why: |
By spreading false reports a
cumulative file can be built in their own and other countries which then
tend to act on the file without the presence of the real ... data
which is factually good but which is then ignored. |
| Secondary Why: |
The tendency or habit of police
and immigration agencies to act secretly on record data without further
advice, thus making a hidden third party situation. |
| Ideal Scene: |
All false and secret files of
the nations of operating areas brought to view and legally exp(loited?)
and OTC, "Apollo" and LRH free to frequent all western ports
and nations without threat and all required ports open and free. |
| Handling: |
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| Plan: |
To engage in various litigation
in all countries affected aso as to expose to view all such derogatory
and false reports, to engage in further litigation in the countries
originating such reports, to exhaust resources in those countries and
then finally to take the nation to the United Nations (think now being
possible for an individual and a group) and to the European Commission
on Human Rights, meanwhile uprooting and cancelling all such files and
reports wherever found. |
| Caution: |
The UN and the European
Commission throw out the vast majority of petition as inadministrable
on |
1973 - GO732