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Herc Wad (hercwad@aol.com) wrote:
: Actually, I read in the Times today that the Hubbard books were approved
: as supplemental learning material, because they had no apparent signs of
: Scientology dogma.

The State Board of Education said they could not find anything in the 
books that seemed religious.  I submit that the Board could not find 
anything religious in any of Hubbard's writings--including the claimed
"religious trade secret material."

However, if the State Board was paying attention, they should have
found various unflattering references to psychology and Psychiatry:
This _is_ the Scientology "religion."  We've just got a lot of dim-
wits on the California State Board of Education, whom seem to know
little about many things.

These dim-wits are as much a threat to our children as the criminal 
cult of Scientology they elected to financially support with our tax 
dollars--to be paid to the the tax exempt cult publisher.

						Tom Klemesrud SP6
						KoX