Lets Start With Something Creepy...

Whenever you scratch the surface of a larger topic it is always accompanied by a thrill of the unknown. About a year ago I got that thrill with Scientology-ology.

Scientology-ology is the study of Scientology and like any real science it has to be conducted with tools, in this case the Internet. For example;

This is Trementina Base a Scientology structure in North-East New Mexico, according to Wikipedia it stores copies of all of L. Ron Hubbard's writing engraved on stainless steel and all his films and recordings in titanium capsules. If you zoom in you can see the two interlocking circles.

This is the symbol for the Church of Spiritual Technology, a fairly tame branch of the Church except when you consider that the CST also hold the copyrights on the estate of L. Ron Hubbard and therefore has the power to sue over what it sees as copyright infringement but the rest of the Internet sees as fair game. Did I mention that CST is the only branch that can have top ranking officers that are not Scientologists? That's right their Lawyers, employed to makes sure that CST doesn't lose its tax exempt status.

Does this sound like baloney? The ranting of a loony ex-Scientologist? (not me, some guy) Here is the article http://www.holysmoke.org/cos/trementina-vault3.htm, I found it on the following blog http://scientology-facts.blogspot.com/ (can blogs cite blogs as a source?) Make way for the future!

http://maps.live.com/?v=2&sp=Point.pxk2p468jkbd_Trementina%20Base___&encType=1.