Scientology.

[styley]

Do scientologists really believe a spaceship is coming to take them all away somewhere? Is that what they believe?

[luna-tic]

I'm not a scientologist but I'd love to take a trip in a craft flown by other worldly beings unless their intentions were of a sinister kind.

[Romeo]

I so, then somebody is needing to take them away somewhere, certainly.

'Come along quietly now, we're just taking you into this nice four-wheeled spaceship and we'll take you to a nice planet where we have beds and pills ready for you'.

[naomi24]

I'd like to take a trip into space too - but not with them! I can't see anything that suggests they believe a spaceship is coming to take them away, but I might have missed something. Have a look at this.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scientology_belie fs_and_practices

[Teddio]

I'm always suspicious of the intentions of "space tourists" paying millions of dollars to ride atop a Soyuz rocket on the pretext of visiting the International Space Station. Do they ever return back to Earth?

[styley]

Has anyone ever heard of the Raelian movement. It seems to be along the lines of space and stuff but without the promises. Might check it out.

[naomi24]

styley, yes I've heard of it, but I wouldn't be tempted by it. Look here

http://www.rael.org/rael_content/index.php

[reachesme]

If Tom cruise and John 'lard arse' Travolta are involved, i would have thought it a load of !@&^$�. Its a way of making loads of money.

[styley]

Thanks for that naomi. That's another theory to throw on the pile. It would work better if it didn't make references to jesus and allah, I think. That kind of made me think it the ramblings of a madman.