Nut Liars! Scientology expert on
Locomotives on Venus
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Subject: Locomotives on Venus

Anonymous asked this embarrassing question on 4/27/2000:

Hubbard was almost run over by a locomotive on Venus, according to him. Do you know if that was Union Pacific or Amtrack? Do you know whether there was a near-miss accident report filed on that incident with the department of transportation?

Greg Churilov couldn't answer the question on 4/28/2000, so he gave this pre-programmed cultist response:

TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC:

THIS QUESTION IS PART OF A SERIES OF QUESTIONS AIMED AT DISCREDITING MY RELIGION. IT INTENDS TO PROMOTE THE FALSE IMPRESSION THAT SCIENTOLOGY IS A SOME SORT OF COOKY UFO CULT. I REFUSE TO ANSWER QUESTIONS OF THIS NATURE. THE WRITER OF THIS SMEAR CAMPAIGN OUGHT TO BE ASHAMED.

[Oh well. I would expect that the person who asked the question didn't expect an honest answer. And in fact the cult's mad messiah L. Ron Hubbard was stoned out of his head when he came up with this bizarre hallucination. Fortunately he covered it on audio tape and one can find copies of it all over the Internet these days.

Later, Greg appears to want to demand that these insane comments from his dead god were all some kind of joke that Hubbard was telling his followers. Since Hubbard put Marcabian "re-implantation" centers on Mars, however, which are an integral part of the whole Xenu and body thetan bait-and-switch bunko scam, the notion that getting run over by a train on Venus was some kind of a joke is nonsense - flr]




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