Harold Wilson

This article is about the British politician. For the Olympic silver medallist, see Harold A. Wilson.

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Wilson's Government took punitive action against the controversial Church of Scientology in 1967, banning foreign Scientologists from entering the UK (a prohibition which remained in force until 1980). In response, L. Ron Hubbard, Scientology's founder, accused Wilson of being in cahoots with Soviet Russia and an international conspiracy of psychiatrists and financiers:

Related Topics:
Church of Scientology - 1967 - 1980 - L. Ron Hubbard

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:Our enemies are less than twelve men. They are members of the Bank of England and other higher financial circles. They own and control newspaper chains and they, oddly enough, run all the mental health groups in the world that had sprung up ...

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:Their apparent programme was to use mental health, which is to say psychiatric electric shock and pre-frontal lobotomy, to remove from their path any political dissenters ... These fellows have gotten nearly every government in the world to owe them considerable quantities of money through various chicaneries and they control, of course, income tax, government finance ? (Harold) Wilson, for instance, the current Premier of England, is totally involved with these fellows and talks about nothing else actually. (Hubbard, Ron's Journal 67 http://www.solitarytrees.net/cowen/misc/psywar.htm).

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Hubbard fell some way short of convincing the British public of Wilson's supposed involvement in the mysterious "Tenyaka memorial" conspiracy, despite lurid denunciations published by the Church of Scientology, although Wilson's Minister of Health, Kenneth Robinson, did succeed in winning a libel lawsuit against the Church and Hubbard.

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Kenneth Robinson - Libel

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