Scientologist Lanciai questions my right to have any opinions on the highly possible establishment of a Narconon "treatmentcentre" at Lättarp. Let me inform Lanciai that I am a "joint owner" of the question as medical manager for drugaddicts in the community e.g. those with a contemporary mental illness. I work in close relationship whith the local authorities wellfare organisation  and to our mutual satisfaction. I am also apponted expert in psychiatry by the National Board of Health and Wellfare in the Jönköping region. The question is whithout a doubt to my concern. As regarding the legal aspects of the matter , Lanciai can be assured that the local office of the governmental authorities , is well equipped to decide whether I am in my right to appeal against an eventual decision of permit.

The conspiracy theories against psychiatry in the cult of scientology was initiated by Hubbard when he "understood" that we are an alien invasionforce from outerspace that took control over planet earth. This "insight" is , as well known , still comprised by the "believers" in this cult. In the courtruling on the E-meter it says: "the books of Scientology contends false and decietful allegations of medical nature", and this was decisive in the condemnation of the E-meter and the reason why scientologists had to correct their fraudulent claims about this device. I stand by my earlier statement to sell a device (lie-detector) whith same , and more functions as the E-meter for the price of 30 USD. Can be bought at an even cheaper price on the internetstore "Kjell and Company". The E-meter measures the skinconductance ( skins ability to lead electric current) which varies whith the grade of swetting - which varies whith the heartfrequence which in turn can increase whith anxiety,worry, and stress. This is all the E-meter does. In the "Church" of Scientology it is however also used as a "criztalball" and is a formidable moneymaking machine. Hence the "church:s" aggressive defense of this simple device.

Ulf Brettstam