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                  FCS BULLETIN OF 14 NOVEMBER 1978
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                       C O N F I D E N T I A L

            THE SEQUENCE FOR HANDLING A STATE OF RUST

     There is a definite sequence for handling a state of
rust. All steps must be done in this sequence to fully handle the
rust:

     1.  The item

     2.  The body part

     3.  Breakdown(of the body part)

     4.  Repairs for breakdown

     5.  Prevent of repairs for the breakdown

     6.  The body part (again)

     7.  The item (again)

     8.  The period of breakdown on it (Condition-making
         incident)

Step One - The Item

     The item producing the state of rust. This could be "dust" as an
irritant. Or "battery acid", "bad gas", "paint fumes", etc.

     The item is handled by finding and grinding off components and
conditions who are:

     (a)  being the item

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     (b)  generating the item

     The item will then cease to occur.

Step Two - The Body Part

     The body part affected by the item. E.g. for the item "dust" the
body part was "air filter". For "battery acid" or "bad gas" the body
part could be "motor."

     On this step you handle components being the body part,
i.e. being "air filter". This includes the negative of components
being "a no body part" such as "no air filter". And components and
conditions stuck in and on the body part, or area of the body, or
affecting the body part or area. When all such components and
conditions are handled, the body part will no longer occur.

Step Three - Breakdown

     The next action is to handle breakdowns of the body part (i.e.
components and conditions being "dirty air filter" or being a rust
of a breakdown or failure or the body part.) "Breakdown of body part"
will cease to occur.

Step Four - Repairs for Breakdown

     You will now find components and conditions being repairs for breakdowns
of the body part. Handle all such components and conditions by grinding them
off. "Repairs for Breakdown" will then cease to occur.

Step Five - Prevent of Repairs for the Breakdown

     You will now find components and conditions preventing repairs
for the breakdown. Grind all these off and "Prevent of repairs for the
Breakdown" will cease to occur.

Step Six - Body Part

     You will find that the original body part will now be occuring
again. You handle all the components and conditions, on or in or being
the body part, until they're all handled and the body part just shines.

Step Seven - Item

     Now the original item (from Step One) will be occuring again and so
you grind off all components and conditions on the item. This includes
components and conditions with soot on the item, components and
conditions who have been added to the item when they didn't have that
item (i.e. wrong item for them), and components and conditions who
copied it. You may even encounter components who went Opaque, and
thought they had soot on it when they didn't.

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Step Eight - Breakdown On It

     There are periods of time when the automobile had the state of
rust, sometimes years of breakdown, (which due to mutual shared
existence of the breakdown), made a condition. This is the period of the
breakdown or state of rust as a condition-making incident. These are
components and conditions who were not actually connected with the item, or
breakdown themselves, but were made into a condition and added on, due to
the period of breakdown which they existenced.

     The above are the full steps and sequence for handling a
state of rust or breakdown. If not done fully or omitted, the
rust will recur. So all steps must be fully done in that
sequence.

     On each step of this sequence the components and conditions are
handled with the various techniques given for grinding them - the
Wet Stone Technique is the most usual and effective method.

     The item for Step One is found by asking the Owner for what
caused or produced the rust. It will most likely be the first item
given by the Owner. Be alert for getting into listing or getting an
out-list. If so the most likely error is that it was the first item on
the list, and this item was ignored by going past it, or by
over-listing past it, or the item was found and buffed previously but
not fully handled resulting in the item being disguised or
ignored.

     The steps are repeated here in short form for mechanic use:

     1.  The item
     2.  The body part
     3.  Breakdown(of the body part)
     4.  Repairs for Breakdown
     5.  Prevent of repairs for the breakdown
     6.  The body part (again)
     7.  The item (again)
     8.  The period of breakdown on it (Condition-making
         incident)

                                                   L. RON FILBERT
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by L. Ron Filbert
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