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Anonymous asked this question on 5/9/2000:
Does anyone know what the difference between the book "Scientology: A
new slant on life," written by L. Ron Hubbard, and the book "Scientology":
A new slant on life by L. Ron Hubbard" written by the IRS?
barb131 gave this response on 5/10/2000:
I hadn't heard that the book had been squirrelled by the IRS. Do you
have any other information about it?
The average rating for this answer is 5.
Anonymous rated this answer a 5.
I found the court document. It is apparently that an ex-IRS agent worked
with Author Services or CST and they took Hubbard's book off the shelf
and created their own altered version with a title that deliberately made it
look lke it was written by L. Ron Hubbard. In fact it was written by ASI/CST
and the ex-IRS agent. The court document caled this thing "squirreling"
which I needed to ask about. The court documents didn't disclose why the
church altered L. Ron Hubbard's works.
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Subject: Different books?
Answered by: barb131
Asked By: Anonymous
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