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From: martinottmann@yahoo.com (Martin Ottmann)
Subject: Flag Order 3483 from July 29th, 1974
Date: 3 Aug 2003 13:36:00 -0700
Message-ID: <71d327bb.0308031236.754583db@posting.google.com>

SEA ORGANIZATION

FLAG ORDER 3483

29 July 1974

First Mate
RPF
DPF
Stewards

CLEANING TECH
(From LRH OODs item of 23 June 74)

I have just made a discovery about cleaning tech.

Just like any study subject, a student can go glib. He can tell you
how to do it but then does something else.

The basis is Mis-U words, what else.

Words like "dirt," "soap," "detergent," "mop," "plastic" are liable to
weirdo misunderstoods.

Of course below this is no-data-at-all.

The why of a dirty ship is ignorance of and misunderstoods on cleaning
tech. You see people putting in time "cleaning." You don't see much of
a product. Sometimes you see the place much messier than it was.

All overt products absorb time and/or money. And they trace to
out-tech in the first place.

So if people had huge Mis-Us on cleaning tech words or didn't research
it at all, you would get a dirty environment no matter how hard they
seemed to work cleaning the area up.

To get a clean area or ship one would have to first clean up the crew
on Mis-Us about cleaning and hygiene and get off their disagreements.

Only then could you begin to make some progress.

It would have to be followed up by honest development and study and
then by honest application.

L. RON HUBBARD
COMMODORE

Adopted as official
Church policy by
CHURCH OF SCIENTOLOGY
INTERNATIONAL

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