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"Make stuff up". Have you read any EOs (back when they used to post them)? EOs were/are nothing but vague generalities. Never anything specific, no details, no proof.
Come to think of it, that pretty much defines Scientology Ethics.
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Hmmmm, excellent point! The publication of suppressive acts (
in SP Declares) were "made up" and purposely issued as
generalities to make the lying a little bit less obvious.
That is not only thought-provoking, it has inspired the discovery of a new universal principle that connects all the Scientological dots—
"THE HUBBARD UNIFIED THEORY OF GENERALITIES": In Scientology all bad and good acts and/or phenomena are communicated only after they have been equitably filtered thru generalities sufficient to render them somewhere between hazily ambiguous and unrecognizably blurred. By means of such rhetorical gimmickry, the bad acts depicted in ethics orders and SP declares are thus magnified into malicious misanthropy if not entirely "mocked up" per Hubbard's mandate to find or "manufacture" crimes against one's enemies.
The unified theory of generalities also accounts for the painfully obvious fact that the entire Grade Chart itself and all the allegedly good parts of Scientology—and the magic and miracles therein—also has been "manufactured".
It is the sheer versatility of generalities that makes them so beloved within Hubbard's cult, because it becomes possible to slander, slime & slay a Scientologist who merely looked at the internet by generally accusing them of "betraying the planet by sabotaging mankind's only hope to escape the MEST universe trap and thereby condemning all beings to eternal slavery and suffering!" All that evil, simply by being curious enough to type the word "Scientology" into a Google search! This makes them an "SP" and apparently just as evil as other SPs such as Hitler. Hey, don't argue, Hitler is right there in the HCOB "The Anti-Social Personality - The Anti-Scientologist"—what word did you miss?!
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