How accurate was "trapped in the closet" on South Park?

Question

Is it true that there were allegations of L. Ron Hubbard abusing kids on some yacht?(or wherever, I understood the phrase on a yacht)

Answer 1

Yes it is accurate... And I can actually prove it.

(and remember spoofs & satires are still based on reality)

http://www.xenu.net/archive/OTIII-scholar/

There is an extract in his own handwriting confirmed by the Church's lawyers in court.

Here is another court freed document which concerns the whole of OTIII which came up in court during the Fishman Affidavit, you can check out other OT levels here too; see OTVIII for an interesting comment about Jesus.
http://www.xs4all.nl/~kspaink/fishman/index2.html

Here is a summary from an ex-member:
http://www.xenu.net/archive/OTIII-scholar/atack-ot3-summary.txt

And they are more upset than they will let on here.

I'm not accusing theta of anything, but this could be why scientologists won't tell the truth about this:

"THE ONLY WAY YOU CAN CONTROL PEOPLE IS TO LIE TO THEM. You can write that down in your book in great big letters. The only way you can control anybody is to lie to them."
L. RON HUBBARD "Technique 88"

" I also trained other Scientology PRs on how to handle the media, using material from Hubbard. This included how to respond to a question without answering, how to divert the issue, how to tell "an acceptable truth," how to stall for time, how to assume various emotional states to control another, how to "attack the attacker," how to take control of a conversation, how to introvert a person and how to "get the message across" (especially in an age of sound bites), how to help Scientology attorneys write inflammatory legal papers so the PR could then safely use the abusive phrases, and how to appear to be a religion."
Robert Vaughn Young PR Relations Officer for the Church of Scientology for 20 years.
http://www.clambake.org/archive/media/young-quill.html

Theta has been away for a while, and seems to have started answering again 1 day before south park aired again... hmmmm.

Here is an article on the Sea Org, Rons private army from where the allegations arise:
http://www.clambake.org/archive/so/

Here is a chapter from a book concerning the Sea Org and ethics handling:
http://www.clambake.org/archive/books/apobs/bs4-2.htm

The Church of Scientology is a destructive cult as defined by numerous cult experts world wide.

http://www.clambake.org

Answer 2

rude humor aside, it became quite precise from a particular element of view. regrettably, its premise became pretend. The subject of the South Park episode became that Martin Harris became stupid to believe contained in the e book of Mormon with out actual seeing it. in reality, he did see it. He became between the three witnesses, who observed the e book of Mormon, and the angel Moroni, and heard the voice of God declare the interpretation to be maximum ideal. This occurred after the incident recorded in South Park, so South Park is technically maximum ideal, albut deceptive. even as Joseph Smith and Martin Harris lost the chain of custody of the 117 pages, they knew that they were in difficulty. Any way you reduce it, having a 2d replica contained in the fingers of their enemies may have solid doubt on the interpretation. Joseph's determination to allow it bypass, and under no circumstances retranslate it, became the only secure ingredient he ought to do.

Answer 3

Not too sure about accuracy but it was a little funny anyway since it appears that Tom Cruise is from another planet and his new kid is a hybrid that we haven't seen yet.Oops that's another episode isn't it? (Hey South Park!!) No, seriously I hope there's nothing really wrong with the kid. What's up with Putin ? If there's a meeting between him and the secretary of state isn't that Rice- Putin?

Answer 4

Who do you expect is going to really answer this question?

You might as well be asking:
How accurrate are the "Simpsons" as a represenatation of an average American family??

It's "South Park" !!! for crying out LOUD !

A satirical CARTOON a SPOOF.

Gimme a break. You watch way too much TV bud.

Answer 5

I'm pretty sure it's true. The South Park boys did their reaserch.

Answer 6

L Ron had many skeletons in the closet.

Answer 7

I wouldn't put it past him. I think that guy had issues. All Scientologists do.

Answer 8

Yes it is true. Scary eh?

Answer 9

i dont know but if its true that ought to tell you something about Scientology