Bruce Hines, ex-Sea Org writes about the RPF

Mr. Bruce Hines was in scientology for 30 years. He spent years in the RPF, some of those in the RPF'S RPF. This is a difficult read, in the sense that people could treat one another like this. My hat is off to Bruce for finding his way out of scientology and being able to talk about what he experienced. It is a long read. I applaud Mr. Bruce Hines.

The so-called "Truth Rundown" was, of course, not designed to uncover the objective truth about matters in question. As used on the RPF, it is just another sinister way to force the poor defenseless RPFer to disclose his or her assumed "evil purposes," or to mock them up if they never existed.

Even if everything went perfect for you on the RPF and your auditing, you'd still be there for at least a year. It's not set up for people to be able to graduate.
I'd guess there are a total of less than 100 full graduates.

[Tru2form]