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From: dennis.l.erlich@support.com
Subject: WHAT'S ALL THIS ABOUT
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Date: Thu, 31 Aug 95 08:55:48 -0700
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                   * oh and one more thing *

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>lrhoover@aol.com (LRHoover)
>
>I don't know if it is "is or was".  The book was published in 1987.  It
>mentions Bono's eulogy to L. Ron Hubbard:
>    " My only sorrow is that L. Ron Hubbard left before
>        I could thank him for my new life"
>
>The book jacket flaps also say:
>      " There is no shortage of celebrities who claim that Hubbard's
>Teachings and counseling techniques have made their lives happier and
>themselves more successful.  John Travolta, Priscilla Presley and Sonny
>Bono are a sample trio of those who have stood and applauded, for minutes
>on end, a giant photograph of 'the man who exposed them to all the secrets
>of life'."
>
>In otherwords, I don't know if he IS currently involved w/ the church, but
>he definitely WAS around 1987.
>
>    Here, you finger it out:
>
>    Bone-oh was *definately* a clam in the early 80s.  He was on
>    lines [sic] at Celebrety Center, if I recall correctly.
>
>    The Hemet Compound is a stone's throw away from Palm Springs
>    in Riverside County.
>
>    The slime-ohs are major landowners there.
>
>    They sponsor a film festival in the PS and several Hemet festivals
>    or events are staged at the compound.
>
>    Bone-oh was a public spokesperson for the cult or one of its
>    front groups, I believe, until his run for PS mayor.  At that
>    point his endorsement of the cult and Phatso became
>    luke-warm.  "No, I'm a Catholic.  But I have studied the
>    works of L.Ron XXXXXXXXX and I found them to be very useful
>    in my life."
>
>    Bonehead gets his mug in the camera, at the end of the Waco
>    hearings, by firing a couple of nasty questions at Janet Reno
>    and then not letting her answer them.
>
>    Bonehead is on the Intellectual Property Committee in
>    Congress.
>
>    (gimme a f*cking break)

    In an article about the errosion of Fourth Amendment (to the US
    Constitution) Rights for protection of illegal search and 
    seizure, dated 2/11/95 in the Washington Post, staff writer 
    Nat Hentoff quoted Boner arguing in the House Judiciary
    Committee as follows:

         The Fourth Amendment only served "... to hamstring the
         police."
         
         Does this have any thing to do with the scieno copyright 
         raids on Lerma, Wollersheim, Penny and me?

         Duh, er.

>MY CONCLUSION:
>
>    Bonehead may not even know it (rumor has is that he's not
>    awfully bright), but he's certainly under their control and
>    being used by the scienos to further their political
>    ambitions and corrupt influence.
>
>[Note:  The forgoing is my uninformed opinion.  Any similarity
>to actual, capital-tee, Truth is purely coincidental.
>Additionally, "that person[tm]" makes no claims (real or
>implied) as to its factual content.]
>
>    Oh ... on a more personal note, one last thing, for those of
>    you on the OSA ars Project (Milne, BStone, Rick Davis, Talbot,
>    Miller, Wanger, KoreenB, ConArtist, JackFarmer/Truck-stop
>    Sally, yes, and even the poor, pathetic, Peckerwoody), plus
>    all the incompetent, bottom-feeding lawyers the cult is using
>    to trash our constitiutional rights. (especially those whose
>    faces look like steaming piles of poodlesh*t - no offense,
>    Helena) ...
>
>           Don't forget to rot in hell ... real soon.
            
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           Rev. Dennis L Erlich  * * the inFormer * *
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                           "tar baby"