Scientology Using Cute Young Girls as a Recruitment Tool

On Saturday January 11, after a trip to San Francisco, two Girl Scouts were walking back to the train station from a gallery show when a pretty little girl gave them a cute flyer and asked them if they wanted a free Compact Fluorescent Lamp.

All they had to do was pick them up from inside the building across the road. "Sure," the Girl Scouts said.

However, it got a little weird when the girl surreptitiously pulled a phone out of her pocket and made a call. "I've got two!" she whispered.

It was a rainy day, and, having forgotten their umbrellas, the girls were, at first, glad to get out of the rain. However, the girls entered what turned out to be the Scientology building at the corner of Montgomery and Columbus in San Francisco.

They passed the reception desk, where they were greeted by some very perky scientologists, to a table at the very back of the room, a good fifty feet from the front door.

Adjacent to the table was a huge bronze bust of L. Ron Hubbard. They were asked to write their names in a log book, "so that the company that gave us the lamps knows we're not selling them."

And here's where things started to move off course: in the same breath, they were asked by another cute little girl, who also appeared to be a girl scout, if they had time for a tour of the Scientology building.

"No, thanks," the girls said, and they started to head for the door.

However, when they were about halfway to the door, one of the reception desk Scientologists swooped over to ask the girls if they had heard about Dianetics which was explained in the brochure he was shoving in their hands.

"Yes," the girls replied, but we just wanted a free lamp, and we're trying to catch the next train. "So you don't have time for a tour?" he asked. "No," the girls said, as they made a beeline for the door.

Back in the safety of the public street, the girls laughed about their brush with Scientology and made a joke comparing Suri Cruise to the Messiah

Immediately, a well-dressed couple in front of them turned around and gave the girls a cold, hard glare that could have easily turned hostile.

The free lamp had come in a plastic bag with several other items. These included

A copy of The Way to Happiness: A Common Sense Guide to Better Living (64 pages, by L. Ron Hubbard)

And a copy of The Truth about Painkillers. Once prescribed, these drugs open the door to a tenacious addiction and a life of dependency (22 pages, also by L. Ron Hubbard.)

Personally, I am so disgusted by the use and abuse of cute young girls to furtively attract more cute young girls to Scientology that words fail me.

Its clearly an act of desperation by the sinister church but, to me, this crosses all previous boundaries of indecency to which Scientology has stooped to.

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[NotQuiteBoba]

yep and you can bet scientology tactics will just get worse and worse

[Metalreaper007]

$cientology, how low can you go. Shut this Cult down.

[MegaIanlee]

@woajiaorobert How about fuCK all three of you...is that better LRH LOVER!!!

[munsenburner]

@ xrhysedgex prove it didn't happen....

[backbeyond]

let's hope there are some Cute Anon Girls out there... :)

[xRhysEdgex]

Prove this event happened..

[cheerdiver]

Kinda odd how every mass shooting spree has been committed by young men coming off "anti-depressants" prescribed by professional state sanctioned psychiatrist. Yet when the last one happened in AZ the medical records were sealed. In the end, no one is held accountable. Dog & pony show ensues attacking guns, yet they won't admit who is really responsible. It's the ignorance of our politicians that cost this country the most.

[coSMia2010]

@zombyfart there is nothing wrong with painkillers when taken as directed. They are a necessity for people with chronic painful diseases/conditions. As for doctors "handing them out like Halloween candy" it's more likely the Dr. is being scammed by the patient. I Guess you could let Scientology give you a purification rundown [poisonous doses of niacin w/extreme uses of sauna and dieting] should you ever be in severe pain... If scientology advocates something, you can be sure it's bullshit!

[coSMia2010]

Wow, they really are becoming desperate

[tabrettologist]

It was actually a "stupidity test". If you're stupid enough to want a CFL bulb, then they know you're gullible enough to walk into their building and perhaps buy their stuff.

[XtremeBlanket]

You'd be surprised to find out how many times they've asked ME to sell books. "You're cute and young and hip and can relate to these college kids!" she said. Bitch.

[woajiaorobert]

The US Govt. is the biggest killer around the globe and you are worrying about scientology? you are a bunch of asshole idiots, just repeating the little shit that you here...ignorant bastards.