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From: dennis.l.erlich@support.com
Subject: DID HUBBARD ADMIT TO LAZI
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anon-remailer@utopia.hacktic.nl (Anonymous)

>The following material occurs in the OT 3 documents which are available
>on the net:
>
>List of Volcanos
>
>Asia and Pacific

    [snipt to save MoFo some work]

>Kolomonjero
>
>(Spelling not guaranteed)
>(List may be incomplete)
>
>The above material, including the two parenthetical comments, is allegedly
>the writing of L. Ron Hubbard.

    No, BL.  It was *in fact* written by the Phattman.  In the
    OatTea3 Pack this material is in Rotundo's own hand.  I saw
    it.

>However, L. Ron Hubbard is the very person who discovered that the only
>obstacle to learning is that people are too lazy to look up unfamiliar
>words in a dictionary.  Here, he is alleged to have written "Spelling
>not guaranteed".  Was L. Ron Hubbard actually admitting he was too lazy
>to look up these names in a dictionary or atlas?  Or was this, in fact,
>written by someone else?
                     
    No, Phatso wrote it hisself.

>Furthermore, students of Scientology are explicity forbidden to question
>the infallibility of L. Ron Hubbard's writings.  However, here he is
>alleged to have written "List may be incomplete". This is to say, he did not
>know whether or not his list was complete (it doesn't appear to be accurate,
>the Himalayas not being volcanic, but that's another issue).
>
>Responsible Scientology officials ought to clarify at once whether this
>admission of laziness and ignorance does or does not appear on the authentic
>OT writings of L. Ron Hubbard.
>
>        --The Bottom Line
           
    It's totally authentic.
    
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