Weird Tract Number 73: "The Truth About Drugs" by The Foundation for a Drug-Free World (Scientology front group)

Troy Davis writes:

I was in Columbus, Ohio for Labor Day weekend and found this tract in the free lit section of a shop in the Short North. The notorious Church of Scientology has a number of front groups (Weird Tract Number 10 deals with a pamphlet for a Scientology anti-psychiatry front group). The Foundation for a Drug-Free World is one of them. Scientologists want people off of drugs and want them to get high on Xenu (by the way, here's my online comic book "Cock-Tale: A Modern Tijuana Bible" starring Tom Cruise, Xenu, and L Ron Hubbard).

This 32-page 2010 pamphlet is standard 1980s-style Just-Say-No Nancyesque propaganda.

Also, when I was in Columbus, I headed to the annual Greek Festival in the Short North. I parked in downtown Columbus and as I passed by some freaks from the Westboro Baptist Church who were picketing evangelist Joyce Meyer who was speaking downtown. I took pics and asked them for tracts. The guy on the left thought he was clever when he told me he could leave some "tracks" on the pavement.

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