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Earth As A Prison Planet Author: Virginia McClaughry, Posted: Thu 23 Jan 2003 1:53 am Subject: Earth As A Prison Planet THE ROLE OF EARTH LRH lecture The Role Of Earth Dated Nov 1952 in R&D Volumes and 30 Oct 52 priorly “Now, you take preclear after preclear after preclear after preclear. You put them on E-Meters, you try to run them, you try to do this, you try to do that, straight on through, and you'll find in each and every case you're finding the phenomenon of entities, bodies in pawn, communications, spaceships, other planets, locations, beingness in other states and all of this; and you'll find this to be a consistent condition. You have fulfilled this definition of the MEST universe. It's evidently agreed upon. And it's agreed upon because - it's actually true. You couldn't go out and get somebody off the street and put an E-Meter in their hands and start asking them questions on this without getting the same response as you'd get from your classmates on it. They would know nothing about this.” “The space stations exist out here in the solar system. They use the asteroids. It's a very peculiar system. This solar system has a planet which is broken up, the asteroid belt. It gives a low-gravity platform for takeoff and so on, and that broken planet is of considerable interest as a space station, that is to say a galactic jump. Now, there aren't any planets up at this end of the galaxy which form a good galactic entering spot for incoming transport and other ships. But this beautiful, broken-up planet here with a light-gravity sun and so on, makes a very ideal spot. And as a result, this area of the solar system got into prominence. It got into a little bit of prominence, and it's slightly a bone of contention.” “But completely aside from that fact, Earth has been used consistently as a prison; and it is a prison, and it is heavily screened. There are installations in Mongolia, there are installations in the Pyrenees here on Earth, and there are installations down in the Mountains of the Moon in Africa which pick up, very often, people on death.” “If you want to know something about cold blooded brutality and why people here on Earth are so completely, horribly fixated on "let's be kind," and "let's get it organized one way or the other," it is the utter, brutal disregard for beingness which you find throughout the systems. What you have here and consider humanitarian and so forth is a very interestingly built-up system. There's a cast system which is exercised in other parts of the solar system which would appall the most viciously minded duke who ever lived here on Earth. There's slavery, and what men are put to in that slavery, how men are treated and so forth.” Last edited by Virginia McClaughry on Thu 26 Jun 2003 12:49 am; edited 1 time in total Author: misiunas, Posted: Mon 27 Jan 2003 11:21 am Subject: I think that it was between the Comm Course and Student Hat when I had the chance to listen to The Role of Earth tape. None of it surprised me or gave me pause. Life is so wonderful and rich in variety. I love it when people just tell it like it is. Directness. Paul Author: misiunas, Posted: Mon 03 Mar 2003 12:06 am Subject: Ok, the planet is now CLOSED. Sorry, no more victims, errr inmates will be allowed in. Case closed. (very strange wording) 
Paul Author: Virginia McClaughry, Posted: Mon 03 Mar 2003 5:21 am Subject: Good. 
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