He makes me feel physically ill

[NoName]

I had the same feeling. And LRH isn't the only one. I've had that feeling about some other people as soon as I met them.

I think it's an aura thing or something along those lines that I can't explain. Evil people have shadows that I can see.

[GreyLensman]

I never liked him. Even when i first entered an Org I harbored secret thoughts about how revolting he was. I only shared my thoughts once with another girl who promptly reported me to ethics where I was interrogated about being a plant.

But now it's even worse. I saw this picture (or one similar) in a thread I was reading tonight & the bile rose in my throat.



I felt physically ill looking at him.

Does anyone else feel this way?

Yep. He's just a creepy kind of wacko nuclear physicist... The kind of person you are pretty sure has unsavory habits, like drugs and phobias.

[GreyLensman]

...

In case you are wondering why I am so VVGI's today,
it's because I have made a huge technical breakthrough!
Now we have a better Bridge to Total Freedom, because...
I hired a graphic illustrator to make this schematic chart
which gives people a real sense of scientific certainty
when I broadly grin while feeding them total and absolute lies.

He's just doing mood drills. That's needing money...

[smartone]

Here's a short clip of LRH lecturing. I have no idea what he's talking about, I don't speak Scientologese.

[Gottabrain]

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[Freeminds]

All those Hubbard self-portraits where he's staring off into the aether. Our visionary hero, who can see so much further than ordinary people, who have only studied Scientology for a mere thirty years or so...

Thery're not great pictures, are they? Nothing could conceal the pockmarked skin, the flab, the rubbery lips, the receding hair. At best, Hubbard looks like the kind of uncle you wouldn't want touching your children.

But consider this: the photos you see are the good ones. The best of the bunch. LRH will have shot roll after roll of film, had them all developed and then printed the ones that looked most promising. LRH pretty much never threw anything away. We know this from all the files that Gerry Armstrong dug up, while trying to write a Hubbard biography.

It's logical to assume that in a store room somewhere at Stain Hill or in the USA there are a mass of negatives and maybe some prints from all the failed photos. All the ones where Hubbard doesn't quite manage to pull off his Hitler Jugend dedicated stare, or doesn't quite manage the 'Big Brother' look of benevolence that he was going for, and simply looks like a slack-jawed old drug addict.

One day these will come to light. At the rate that Scientology is losing staff, that means a person who knows about such pictures could blow at any time. Maybe with some copies...

[Freeminds]

Whenever I want to feel "upstat" on a Thursday at 2 p.m., I just take a look at this "pictcha"...

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I think in a few hours, at 2 p.m., I'll take a quick look...always makes me feel like compared to this, I has "supah-powahs."

I have a digitally retouched version of that "pictcha".

[Teanntás]

L Ron Hubbard was an astonishingly ugly man, wasn't he? Both physically and spiritually, it turns out.

I'll never forget this one. One of the few adult pictures in which he doesn't look like a pervert... but still manages to look like a complete oddball.

I think he looks like an alien, trying to impersonate humanity. Ironic really, because he was just a very ordinary little con-man, trying to prove he was a UFOnaut.

Vile old bastard. The world is a better place without L Ron Hubbard.

Maybe he was one of those lizard people

[Lamb]

This thread could become a rundown where the end result is that one no longer cringes at the sight of the beast but rather just laughs hysterically at the thought of looking at his picture... sounds good to me!

[HelluvaHoax!]

...

So what, I made it all up--
You got a PTP with that?

REALITY: L. Ron Hubbard pulled off the single largest literary hoax in history by writing 680 pages of pure fiction and cynically getting it mis-classified as science and thereafter distributing and/or selling over 20 million copies of wildly inflated hyperbolic nonsense, pre-meditated charlatanism and fraudulent lies. Shortly thereafter, when the "science" miserably failed, Hubbard made up some more lies, called it Scientology and promptly began an even larger-scale hoax by cynically getting it mis-classified as religion.

DELUSION: Scientologists proudly and ethically promote Hubbard's lie-stained works of fiction while thinking the thoughts Ron told them to think--"Books make Booms!" and "Ron's books are bringing about a world without insanity and criminality."--precisely the 2 tragedies that Hubbard's works specialize in bringing about in trusting book buyers.