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Bare-Faced Messiah (PDF) - Apologetics Index

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we were training top management teams. Everything was going fine, then some bloody girl [Susan<br />

Meister] shot herself on the ship. She got Peter Gillham's gun and shot herself in the mouth. We<br />

were in a port that had disease. LRH called me back to the ship to take over medical office.<br />

We were also messing around at that time with the King of Morocco. It got very weird. Tony & I sent<br />

out to Apollo US and I fell in love with another man, Carlos Gusman. I was recalled back to ship.<br />

This was out-ethics, tsk, tsk. I was put in a low ethics condition, and painting and cleaning the ship<br />

went on for 3-4 months.<br />

We would get messages from LRH every now and then about Carlos.<br />

Jim Dincalci was sent on some Mission and I was moved into the Medical Office, where I came into<br />

my own. In Sulfi the wind was blowing against the ship, didn't have enough fenders so Captain Bill<br />

[Robertson] had all crew pushing against dock. Also in Sulfi he ordered people over side painting<br />

the ship without sunhats, they were going down with sunstroke. I asked Captain Bill to bring them<br />

in, but he refused. I ordered them in. There was row Hubbard came up and backed me.<br />

I had 2 years' nurse training at British hospital in Bulawayo - my speciality was labour and delivery.<br />

At that point I established a line with Hubbard. I never put him in jeopardy to risk making him look a<br />

fool. I always thought, what would he want in this situation? This was about 73.<br />

Then he got bursitis in his shoulder, I did a quick check on things you can do other than exercise.<br />

One thing that helps was injections of vitamin B12. I was giving him daily shots and they were<br />

helping and I was giving him limited exercises, he was overweight, having someone commiserate.<br />

He got through it and then got a little bit of flu and says it is pneumonia, it was not. We got him<br />

through that and so I became a person who could get him through his little sickness. and an affinity<br />

was established.<br />

It got to a point where I personally knew he was no more a wonderman and was as human as you<br />

and I. He started treating me like messengers, he tell me things pissing him off on ship. I would<br />

listen. He'd tell me stories of childhood, he talked about breaking in broncos at the age of 3 - I've<br />

ridden and there's no way a 3 year old could even sit on a saddle - he wanted me to believe it. He<br />

said, "they made a special saddle for me." I know it could not be true. I made appropriate noises.<br />

He told me a story about his horse 3 times and 3 times it was different. Once it was a white horse<br />

and once a palamino and once a paint (brown and white). He came from an unhappy home and<br />

the more I listened the more I realised that.<br />

He told me a lot about his previous lives, about being Cecil John Rhodes. Having come from<br />

Rhodesia I knew Rhodes was gay and wondered why he should associate himself, he who was<br />

so morally strict on how disgusting gays were, why he should associate himself with someone<br />

who was definitely that way inclined. He was Tamburlaine's wife and told me a story of watching<br />

Tamburlaine routed on his last rout, how he had cried and wept. He told me he had been in a<br />

disabled space ship that had landed here, before there were animals, because of his ability - he<br />

fixed the space craft and took off again. Then there were no trees or anything, just little bits of ocean<br />

here and there. He realised its potential and so brought seeds from another planet and started<br />

fertilising Planet Earth, a whole group of people under his orders came down here and brought<br />

their form of medication in the plants. I didn't see why that couldn't be true, I could see how plants<br />

were the first form of medication.<br />

I believed these stories were true for him. He was a good storyteller, he loved it, he would have 2-3

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