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Scientology head L. Ron Hubbard wrote “The Way To Happiness,” which he called the “morals booklet,” in 1980, while hiding out in California. He’d gone into hiding principally to avoid people seeking justice for injustices he’d perpetrated, or seeking the truth from him.

He sent the manuscript and orders for its publication and exploitation to his “Senior Personal Public Relations Officer” Laurel Sullivan. In Flag ED 2119 dated 4 Feb 1981, Laurel provides what Hubbard stated was the purpose of the booklet and its exploitation program: “to improve morals over the world and create a hand to hand subversion of an immoral society.”

Senator Nick Xenophon
212 Grenfell Street
Adelaide, SA, 5000
Australia

Via E-mail: Senator.Xenophon@aph.gov.au

Dear Senator Xenophon:

I’m writing you because someone has offered to fly me to Australia to contribute to the effort to bring about an inquiry into Scientology. I would like to communicate with you, or someone from your office, or someone else you suggest, to establish if and how I can be helpful, and to work out a schedule.

A few words first about Hamburg’s Scientology Working Group.

I am in touch, mostly by Internet, with people around the world who know of the work being done here by Ms. Caberta and her staff. It is perhaps as well known as Hamburg’s famous „Miniatur Wunderland,“ the world’s largest model railroad. The Scientology Working Group is, of course, known by different people, not happy, model railroad-loving children and other visitors to Hamburg, but survivors and victims of the Scientology cult, and other people involved in the opposition to to the cult’s fraud, abuses and criminality. Ms. Caberta and her group are also well known to Scientology’s leaders who perpetrate that fraud, abuse and crime.