Found this gem this morning.  Here’s my transcription:

INTELLIGENCE SPECIALIST TRAINING ROUTINE - TR L

Purpose: To train the student to give a false statement with good TR-1. To train the student to outflow false data effectively.

Position: Same as TR-1.

Commands: Part 1 “Tell me a lie”. Command given by coach. Part 2 interview type 2 WC by coach.

Training Stress: In part 1 coach gives command, student originates a falsehood. Coach flunks for out TR 1 or TR D.  In part 2 coach asks questions of the sudent on his background or a subject.  Sudent gives untrue data of a plausible sort that the student backs up with further explanatory data upon the coach further questions. The coach flunks for out TR 0 and TR 1, and for student fumbling on question answers.  The student should be coached on a gradient until he/she can lie facily.

Short example:

Coach: Where do you come from?

Student: I come from the Housewives Committee on Drug Abuse.

Coach: But you said earlier that you were single.

Student: Well, actually I was married but am divorced.  I have 2 kids in the suburbs where I am a housewife, in fact I’m a member of the P.T.A.

Coach: What down is it that you live in?

Student: West Brighton.

Coach: But there is no public school in West Brighton.

Student: I know, I send my children to school in Brighton, and that’s where I’m a P.T.A. member.

Coach: Oh, and who is the Chairman there?

etc.

Yes, the “L” in “TR L” does indeed stand for “Lie”.  This is a “religion” that trains its adherents to lie.

I’ll repeat that in italics:

This is a “religion” that trains its adherents to lie.

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