Inconsistency is one of his hallmarks, and the alternation within this one document between sweeping claims and paranoid defensiveness is definitely in character. Ray Emmons of the Clearwater Police Department in the mid 1980s. Fishman Exhibit G Below is a reproduction of parts of Exhibit G of the Fishman declaration. Court-stamped page numbers appear in parentheses at the bottom. The version of Exhibit G given here is further abbreviated somewhat, in order to avoid quoting more extensively than necessary from a copyrighted work.
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As a subdivision of general public to general public we have the problem of the professionals which might consider Scientology to be antipathetic to them, amongst these would be psychologists and medical doctors as well as psychiatrists. Scientology does not consider them sufficiently important to be against. Therefore, any practice or art can always achieve 22 per cent recovery in their patients. It is when we better this 22 percent, that we are being efficient. We have no quarrel with a pychiatrist any more that we would quarrel with a barbarian because he has never heard of nuclear physics.