Front page news story - Trementina Base covered!

[cakemaker]

I would love to know who had the balls to rent a helicopter and do those fly-overs of Trementina Base. Those are some very high quality shots. I wonder if the staff there (and who knows for sure how many are there) went and hid like they do in the other orgs when Anonymous shows up. I am dying to know details of what the hell is going on at that place. It's way too big to only have a couple of staff there. And what's up with those mobile homes? The houses/buildings there are gigantic and could easily house 40-50+ people comfortably.

Sea Org members do not get away with lollygagging around doing nothing. Especially not with the obvious millions of dollars that have been dumped in that place and how well it's being kept up. They are up to something big out there. Maybe it's doing the "Lord's work" etching Hubbard's works on titanium but who knows...

If anyone has any factual data about this, I'd love to know it. I'm checking the earlier threads on this subject now.

Check out the interview that Tony Ortega did with Dyllan Gill who worked at CST.

http://blogs.villagevoice.com/runninscared/2012/02/scientologys_se.php

 

[Dave B.]

Thousands of years from now $cn. will be remembered for all the Titanium they left for future generations. I'm sure whomever finds it will appreciate all that metal to be fashioned into tools, jewelry and useful implements.

 

[Terril park]

I stand corrected, a few people are interested in Scientology beyond it's freakshow aspect ... I've yet to actually run into one in person.

You never met an anon?

 

[ChuckNorrisCutsMyLawn]

You never met an anon?

The few people I meant were all of the anons, ex-Scientologists along with you and I, the other 7.1 Billion people on the planet do not give Scientology a second thought, and no I've never met an anon in person, maybe if the cult could draw enough attention in my area to warrant a protest I'd finally meet one, but since the cult only has a presence in a handful of cities around the globe and declining, I doubt that will ever happen

 

[iHateDuplicity]

Check out the interview that Tony Ortega did with Dyllan Gill who worked at CST.

http://blogs.villagevoice.com/runninscared/2012/02/scientologys_se.php

Wow. This is interesting stuff. Also answers the question as to where these guys are spending a lot of the runoff IAS funds they extort from their followers. $50-70,000 dry cleaning facilities built on the site? $20,000 heated pathways so no one can skid around on the snow? These guys are living beyond extravagant.

If the rank-and-file SO knew what cushy conditions these guys were living under, there would be a fracking riot. I have been on missions where spending more than $10 for a meal was practically call for lower condition assignments. I'm not joking.

 

[La La Lou Lou]

I'll delete mine if you fix yours...

woops, yes, what a mistake, I thought I was tired today! It's all that lollygagging!

 

[Terril park]

The few people I meant were all of the anons, ex-Scientologists along with you and I, the other 7.1 Billion people on the planet do not give Scientology a second thought, and no I've never met an anon in person, maybe if the cult could draw enough attention in my area to warrant a protest I'd finally meet one, but since the cult only has a presence in a handful of cities around the globe and declining, I doubt that will ever happen

Just in a round about way making the point that most interested are more
concerned about the abuse rather than a freakshow.

 

[ChuckNorrisCutsMyLawn]

Just in a round about way making the point that most interested are more
concerned about the abuse rather than a freakshow.

I absolutely agree unfortunate the "most interested" are few in number. And the sad part about it is, if it wasn't for the cult foolishly trying to stop a leaked tape of Tom Cruise acting like a Scientologist from being distributed on the internet, the 'most interested' would even be fewer in number ... to everyone else Scientology is an obscure cult full of brainwashed freaks, and they would be 100% correct in thinking that.

 

[AnonKat]

Well costing tax dollars still in a depressed economy

I absolutely agree unfortunate the "most interested" are few in number. And the sad part about it is, if it wasn't for the cult foolishly trying to stop a leaked tape of Tom Cruise acting like a Scientologist from being distributed on the internet, the 'most interested' would even be fewer in number ... to everyone else Scientology is an obscure cult full of brainwashed freaks, and they would be 100% correct in thinking that.

 

[Enthetan]

Great photos!

Working out there has got to be the loneliest, most boring job in the world. Literally dozens and dozens of miles from the nearest civilization.

Watching a mine that contains worthless crap. You cannot make this shit up.

At the risk of starting another conspiracy theory, perhaps the story that this is a storage place for "The Tech" is just a shore story, and there's other stuff stashed there.

 

[OhMG]

At the risk of starting another conspiracy theory, perhaps the story that this is a storage place for "The Tech" is just a shore story, and there's other stuff stashed there.

Naw, I know an ex CST guy. It really is for da tech. Although you can banish people there too.

 

[LA SCN]

The Daily Mail is a British based newspaper with a much greater web viewership than actual newspaper seller. They've just done an expose on Scientology's Nevada secret base. Its currently their top headline.

Check it out here: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...desert-return-followers-Armageddon-Earth.html

OH you mean NEW MEXICO right as you did read the article and saw the map thingie?

 

[CommunicatorIC]

Catholic Online - FROM THE AIR: Scientology space-alien landing pad finally found
http://www.catholic.org/national/national_story.php?id=52081#.Ug7JvAE9sPo.twitter

Excerpt:

Scientology, the religion founded by science-fiction pulp author L. Ron Hubbard has long preached of salvation from aliens from faraway worlds who are supposed to land on Earth after Armageddon. For the first time, aerial photos taken high above the New Mexico desert have finally revealed the landing area for these promised-for aliens. The photos reveal a compound that is lavish yet highly terrestrial in design - coupled with markings in the ground intended to welcome flying saucers.
​

 

[NoName]

Naw, I know an ex CST guy. It really is for da tech. Although you can banish people there too.

Like Shelly?

 

[ChuckNorrisCutsMyLawn]

At the risk of starting another conspiracy theory, perhaps the story that this is a storage place for "The Tech" is just a shore story, and there's other stuff stashed there.

Yeah like Miscavige's wine cellar, the guy at the wine shop probably told him the ideal environment to store wine is a place free of sunlight and around 55° F, so he figured in order to save the planet, a 10 million dollar underground vault needed to be built to store his wine collection.

 

[guanoloco]

Scios couldn't change a light bulb. Scios couldn't wipe their ass without a map. True fax.

Which is probably why toilet paper never gets bought.

 

[Jump]

OH you mean NEW MEXICO right as you did read the article and saw the map thingie?

The entrance to the Secret Underground Alien Cathedral is halfway between the landing-strip and the markers - in the switchback road.

 

[guanoloco]

It's probably a runway for a private jet to whisk COB and Tom Cruise to a bunker in the advent of a nuke war. The runway has zero meaning for Ron's Revenimus Return, I'm guessing.

 

[CommunicatorIC]

From timthephoto on WWP:

 

[CommunicatorIC]

https://whyweprotest.net/community/...of-new-mexico-vault-site.113071/#post-2345983

The Daily Mail's scoop is generating similar reports on other sites.

REVEALED: Scientologists’ New Mexico desert “landing pad” for spaceship after nuclear catastrophe | New York Post

www.nypost.com/p/news/national/an_apoca_yptic_home_on_range_DzTRs5pJhIkhZaDAQYxcmN

Scientology's Alien Space Cathedral Revealed in New Mexico Desert | International Business Times UK

www.ibtimes.co.uk/articles/499692/20130817/scientology-l-ron-hubbard-new-mexico-alien.htm

The Daily Mail's article has also been posted on other sites, including these:

Hong Kong: www.awaker.hk/2013/08/17/first-close-encounter-with-aliens-scientology-cathedral.html

Mexico: www.record.com.mx/article/primeras-fotos-de-la-catedral-espacial-extraterrestre