The bases for the shore story are ostensible motive, reasons, explanations and testimony which rely extensively on real events capable of being verified, true to life and credible. Shore stories are used primarily by operatives in political work.

In applying a shore story, the following must be considered:

- interests which determine the conduct of the target person, - passability of the operative - the furthermost application of real events - reality, flexibility and development potential.

A prerequisite for working out an effective shore story is the definition of the goal to be obtained, specifically:

which persons are to be moved to which conduct, Other considerations in developing a shore story are: the assessment of the target persons, especially their biases, interests, habits and attitude, and conflicts between their thinking, attitude and behavior.

Information about Scientology's political operations can be obtained, among other places, at the following urls:

Mike McClaughry reminesces about his days as a Scientology spy http://www.primenet.com/~xenubat/transcript/Mike1.html
http://www.primenet.com/~xenubat/transcript/Mike2.html
http://www.primenet.com/~xenubat/transcript/Mike3.html
http://www.primenet.com/~xenubat/transcript/Mike4.html
Comprehensive documentation of Scientology's Secret Service, includes text to "The Spy And His Masters," a book used by Scientology in how to be a spy.

http://wpxx02.toxi.uni-wuerzburg.de/~cowen/go/ Scientology's Intelligence Service - Principles, Missions, Structures, Methods and Goals - (This booklet was originally published in the German language by the Hamburg Regional Office of the German Constitutional Security Agency.] http://cisar.org/trn1050.htm GO/OSA documents captured during Greek raids after Scientology was granted religious status by US IRS tax service - shows that Scientology still performs spy work.

http://www.xenu.net/archive/greece/ Scientology's Brainwashing manual of psycho-politics http://wpxx02.toxi.uni-wuerzburg.de/~krasel/CoS/books/brain-manual.html The Scientology Manual of Justice. Scientology defines "justice"

as the following:

1.Intelligence Activities 2.Investigation of Evidence 3.Judgment or Punishment 4.Rehabilitation.

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