Espiritu, you gave me an idea. Hmm, I read papercrete is stronger and lighter than concrete. It’s your basic cement but mixed with shredded paper. I’m thinking if I ever want to build a house out of concrete blocks I’ll just get on a $cientology mailing list(s). I’ll have all the paper I need delivered to my mailbox at the jobsite.

Cindy – maybe DM will have to get Mr. Clean on the job with one of those magic sponges!

You’re right. It would be interesting if someone took a pic of all of the plaques on the wall and we could see how many are out now.

You so funny.

Dave’s the shit.

And thanks to COB RTC for keeping the kool-aid pure. Burp.

CofS is like the Hotel California except if you grow some balls you can leave.

Maybe the reason so many Cornerstone members have not arrived to do Super Power is because half or more of them have been declared. I wonder if they put those contributors’ names on a plaque or on a corner stone and then once they leave or are declared, they get a stone mason to scratch out their names on the cornerstone, or etch a line through their name on the gold plaque? With all the etching out and scratching out, methinks the supports of the building will weaken and the building will crumble. And there will be nothing left to read on the pretty plaque. Are we Ideal yet?

MJ – an answer to your rhetorical question is, “demolish standard tech and reprogram it so that the thetans who are alive are weakened and subdued.”

Oh, wait. Sorry. That’s already being done.

I don’t know if you read a previous comment of mine, Jens, but I was at an auditor’s day event a few years ago, in LA – where the Kool-Aid drinkers thrive. This was the very first event ever that when someone said, “And thank you to COB for keeping the tech here and pure,” only ONE person clapped in a room with 600 or so people.

I lauuuuuughed!

So they are definitely noticing. The signs just might call more attention to it. Funny!

There’s a lot of that cow dung, or should I say, “Bull dung” around the church right now. Maybe we can start a campaign to pick it up and send it over to Africa. At least it would be helping someone. 😉