From: Moroni <moroni@scranton.com>
Date: Wed, 2 Oct 1996 15:10:36 +0800
To: Dale Thorn <dthorn@gte.net>
Subject: Re: Utah as a Religious Police State [RANT]
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    I am sure that we all want the list returned to itself sooooo....
cannot me by email so as not to take up bandwidth from the other members
please.
   The mountain is allready housing the genealogical duplicates of
microfilm. I has actually been around a while. Their is no building it. 
   Second , It only house genealogical stuff. Whoever is telling you
otherwise  is misinformed.I don't know how the tall tale of the mountain
holding peoples credit record started . Why would anyone be interested in
someone elses credit records unless it was a business or a credit card
ring.

On Tue, 1 Oct 1996, Dale Thorn wrote:

> Moroni wrote:
> > The database is just for genealogical stuff and church papers.
> 
> Sometimes I wonder if I came from another planet, or is everyone 
> experiencing the same thing, i.e., I have two relatives high up in 
> Scientology (recruiting, placement, fundraising), several in LDS, even a 
> Pagan or two, and I'm not even from California.
> 
> If the Mormon database is so innocuous, why are they so *desperate* to 
> build it?  Genealogical?  If you ever rode on a train, a plane, or took 
> a cruise, you're in it.  They have everything.  Or, in the vein of 
> Hoover or Wackenhut, "you can never have enough".
> 
> > On Mon, 30 Sep 1996, Dale Thorn wrote:
> > > On the below: Gentiles (and Jews) are *very* afraid of Mormons.  Maybe
> > > it has something to do with the World's Largest Database (on non-Mormons
> > > especially) they keep under that mountain near SLC Utah.
> 
> [additional text deleted]
>