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67 All of Hubbard’s senses: Interviews with Dan Koon, Tracy Ekstrand, Hana
Eltringham Whitfield, and Sinar Parman.
68 Yvonne Gillham: Interviews with Hana Eltringham Whitfield and anonymous
former Sea Org members.
69 There were three ships: According to Karin Pouw, there were ten ships in the
Scientology fleet, but she includes recreational sailboats. There were two “station
ships” in Long Beach and Los Angeles, the Excalibur and the Bolivar, but Hubbard
was never on either of them. Mike Rinder, personal communication.
70 The smokestack: Hawkins, Counterfeit Dreams, p. 60.
71 Hubbard spent most of his time: Ken Urquhart, “What Was Ron Really Like?”
address to 2012 Class VIII Reunion, Los Angeles, July 14–15, 2012.
72 His restless leg: Interviews with Daniel Holeman and anonymous former Sea Org
member.
73 “I think he was doing”: Interview with Jim Dincalci.
74 Hubbard and Mary Sue would dine: Interviews with Tracy Ekstrand, Bel Ferradj,
and Jim Dincalci.
75 Anyone who registered: Monica Pignotti, “My Nine Lives in Scientology,” 1989.
www.cs.cmu.edu/~dst/Library/Shelf/pignotti/.
76 “We Come Back”: Hubbard, Mission into Time, p. 27.
77 “The end justifies the means”: Interview with Jim Dincalci. Actually, Machiavelli
never made that statement, although it is frequently attributed to him. It is a
mistranslation of a key passage from The Prince: “e nelle azioni di tutti li uomini, e
massime de’ principi, dove non e iudizio da reclamare, si guarda al fine.” “The much
quoted fragment—si guarda al fine—can be translated as ‘one must consider the
outcome’ but in context, it really refers to consequences of his acts for the stature
of the prince, that is, to the blame or praise he earns and not to the relationship
between means and ends generally.” Philip Bobbitt, personal communication.
78 a marshal to Joan of Arc: Joel Sappel and Robert W. Welkos, “The Scientology
Story,” Los Angeles Times, June 24–26, 1990.
79 Tamburlaine’s wife: Miller, Bare-Faced Messiah, p. 362.
80 driving a race car: Reitman, Inside Scientology, p. 103.
81 “liaisons in the moonlight”: Interview with Hana Eltringham Whitfield.
82 We had a lot of good-looking girls”: Hubbard, Mission into Time, p. 34.
83 None was found: Miller, Bare-Faced Messiah, p. 284.
84 “Recall a time”: Interview with Hana Eltringham Whitfield.
85 “If there’s time”:” Ibid.
86 “The girl would say”: Hubbard, Mission into Time, p. 34.
87 “We did find the tunnel”: Ibid., p. 40.