Sarah-Jane Adams

And again, I'm sure we'll get into this, but isolating people is so important.

Hubbard said that over 20% of the world's population would be considered SPs, stating that they were the Adolf Hitlers and the Genghis Khans, the unrepentant murderers and the drug lords.

So if someone was labelled an SP, any Scientology member had to disconnect from that person, regardless of whether they were family, a significant other, doesn't matter.

You know what?

It's one of the age-old questions about, like, where do you possibly draw the red line?

It's so interesting given like the way that gossip is used as a tool to kind of implicate, criminalise everyone.

It sort of entrusts and isolates the circle further.

Like it's fascinating as a social tool.

Attack anyone who calls you out.

This is like a guide to fascism too, basically, in many ways, right?

Like Hubbard writes a manual of justice, a clear showcase of what he deems like his life's philosophy.

And really it's attack, regardless of the damage you could do.

In the manual, he writes, in dealing with opponents, always find or manufacture enough threat against them to cause them to sue for peace.

Don't ever defend, always attack.

Fuck.

Fuck, it's so scary.

I keep saying that.

And this translated into Scientology when he established another protocol called Fair Game.

In an ethics order written by Hubbard himself, he details how Scientology will be dealing with suppressive persons going forward.

He said these people, and I quote, may be deprived of property or injured by any means by any Scientologist without any discipline of the Scientologists, may be tricked, sued or lied to or destroyed.