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#1 2006-04-28 07:16:46
- aquarius
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Why landing in America?
Question to Helena (Ref. your message from 2006-04-24): Why are you so eager to land in America? There are other peaceful and lovely areas around the world awaiting and welcoming you instead of asking for silly formalities for immigration.
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#2 2006-04-28 17:13:36
- tstandamn
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Re: Why landing in America?
The real answer to your question is simply this. That is where our residend scientist/Mormon Larar a.k.a. Hal Fox wants them to land.
Remember, there is only a .0001 % chance that Hal is actually communicating with aliens anyway.
And who even knows how to give a percentage on whether or not Starship Capricorn is imaginary as well.
Or does someone have any other proof other than what Lavar says?
Peace through proof. (Oh, and action)
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#3 2006-04-28 17:36:21
- organic
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Re: Why landing in America?
tstandamn wrote:
The real answer to your question is simply this. That is where our residend scientist/Mormon Larar a.k.a. Hal Fox wants them to land.
organic wrote:
When Lavar was posting on the guestbook and we could read the home page from the original website, "the mormon factor" was obvious. From the home page, Lavar made sure everyone knew about why Sananda was coming to Salt Lake City, Utah FIRST, that being where The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, (the Mormons), is located with its headquarters. Why would he put his church's name in print?
Lavar has his own agenda. He actually thinks that Sananda and friends are coming to Salt Lake City first because of the mormon church -
organic wrote:
All mormons are taught since birth one phrase that is forever burned into them -
"The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is the one and only true church upon the face of the earth".
This, of course, doesn't make it so, but Lavar can believe whatever he wants to believe. There are those who would say I'm bias about this and they, too, can believe whatever they want to believe. Luckily, Lavar's intentions are in print and by his own writing. Thanks, Lavar. 
http://starshipcapricorn.org/punb126/up … hp?id=3363
P.S. And where are all the other sources to back up Lavar's claim about SLC?
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