The RPF continued..........

I am using Hana Eltringham /Whitfield as my source, as I knew her on board the Apollo and she did help me escape from the ship. I was really upset when I read of her ordeal for 20 years of her life.

It is interesting to read what Hana says here about scientologists saying their ordeal 'was not that bad', see Excalibur link.

And in 1978, there was my own inevitable RPF assignment in Clearwater. For one year. How did I ever think I could escape that fate? All I remember is the intense Florida heat, my head pounding, running up and down endless flights of stairs to clean toilets and mirrors. We were not allowed to walk. And we had to clean the mirrors only with newspaper, nothing else, or we were punished. My twin, Lynn Froyland from the Guardian Office, refused to confess her misdeeds, and was assigned to the RPF’s RPF, chained in the basement boiler room in the dark and heat, filthy, sullen and insolent, still refusing to cooperate. Years later, in response to my affidavit about her experience, she — still in Scientology — replied in her brief that “... it wasn’t that bad”. After I graduated — yes, in Hubbard’s culture, even the word used to describe someone’s release from the RPF was twisted to sound like a positive - after I graduated, a Board of Review granted me a full pardon, said I should never have been assigned to the RPF, and restored my back pay and my rank of Commander Right Arm. I was glad to get the pardon; but the assignment had broken my will. I was in pain most of the time. Auditing no longer worked on me; it had not for some years. I was almost unable to work.

http://www.xenu-directory.net/news/library-item.php?iid=6142

http://infinitecomplacency.blogspot.com/2010/03/17-tracing-it-back-to-source_29.html

If it was not that bad, I for one would not be here.