Hubbard's followers have the right to be made aware that he had not only an avid interest, but that he was also a practitioner of black magic. Scientology is a twisting together of many threads. Ron Hubbard's first system, Dianetics, which emerged in 1950, owes much to early Freudian ideas. For example, Hubbard's "Reactive Mind" obviously derives from Freud's "Unconscious". The notion that this mind thinks in identities comes from Korzybski's General Semantics. Initially, bef

William Cooper, an ex-intelligence officer for the United states Navy's job was to brief high level naval personnel and admirals officials about the American deals with aliens. It was all above top secret, but he decided that all of this secrecy was not in the best interests of his country . Other military people did also. William started talking to inform his friends, congressmen and government. He was tried to be assassinated, twice and he lost a leg and got a head injury.

"Like surrealism, occultism tries to break the domination of rational philosophy and logic, stressed by Descartes. Occultism is based on the belief in a higher reality of certain forms of association through the cabbala, faith in the power of dream- and trance-images, and in the stream of words uncensored by the intellect." - P. R. Koenig, "Ecstatic Creation of Culture" "Hubbard had experienced a peculiar hallucination in 1938, while under nitrous oxide during a dental opera

Another personality with an interesting background is now deceased L. RON HUBBARD, the founder of the Scientology church. Since this book here is dealing with background knowledge, perhaps we should look at the background of L.Ron Hubbard whose organization is really victimized in public. In the early days of MK ULTRA, the consciousness control program in the U.S, the former naval officer Hubbard had researched the mechanism of human thinking, knowing about what secretly went