The History Of Xenu, As Explained By L. Ron Hubbard In 8 Minutes

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• published: 11 Aug 2010
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Reposted with permission. I provide many links here that are supposed to give give background information and context to the audio. Most of these links no longer work. The fact that the links were taken down or changed doesn't in itself prove anything, except that somebody doesn't want me to prove anything. The "smoking gun" is quite elusive. We keep finding just more smoke. Aside from the annotations I added, this video is exactly the one I downloaded from http://digg.com/odd_stuff/L_Ron_Hubbard_Himself_Explaines_The_History_Of_Xenu_In_8min The annotations direct you to an interview of Hubbard. Some doubt that the voice in this video really is Hubbard's. If you wonder whether it is his voice, listen to the interview and decide for yourself: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iBqEsi8VUBw This video is just a visual of Elron Hubbard's face with him briefly explaining the history of Xenu. The folks at gawker.com have been fighting with the Church of Scientology for a while, trying to get the truth of what they believe exposed. As explained in another video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1vR4fwOh7jI the leaders of this cult played right into gawker.com's hands, making it so they can no longer block it. Gawker.com wants people to do just what I'm doing -- download and repost their videos on youtube, with a link back to them. What Mr. Hubbard says in the video is right in line with what was said on South Park: 75 million years ago, the evil alien brought humans to earth in a spaceship and killed them; the psychic trauma of the event has affected us ever since. This was no big surprise to me, even when I first heard it on SP. I had read almost the same thing years earlier. The Church of Scientology, embarrassed by the story, has always tried to hide its existence. Let's just say the video is a fake. It's not, but let's just say. Why does the church hide whatever they do believe? Why do they require you to pay thousands of dollars just to learn their beliefs? No other religion does this, do they. Even greedy, corrupt bastards like Pat Robertson and the "Christian" Coalition and the apostates and false prophets at TBN freely tell their beliefs, and then beg for money. Scientology is a cult and a racket, and is known for taking advantage of celebrities with more money than brains, like Tom Cruise and John Travolta. I've read about them doing much worse things to their members than just ripping them off, but I don't know what to believe and what not to. Nevertheless, the more they want to hide their beliefs, the more I want to expose them. Please join me in this. http://gawker.com/5037013/the-history... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1vR4fwOh7jI&playnext;=1&videos;=AzW5VNMW93M&feature;=grec_index http://www.mediafire.com/?FV5GAQHPC