Food for thought.
If you ever meet anyone with a clearance level that would allow for access to those little folders with various colored stripes on them, just ask them this.
"I have a friend who met someone a while ago. She told him, as she had clearance when she was in the military, 'pay attention to what you see in movies and tv. We have that stuff already.' Is that true? Do we have some of the fantastic stuff that we see in movies, tv and radio?"
I've personally met with three people who have clearances that are above the pay grade that the normal civilian gets. I just realized, that could be construed as a sarcastic remark towards people who work at McJobs. But anyway. They tell me the same thing. Hollywood has it right in several instances. There is alphabet soup beyond what the American Public knows. Those satellites can not only read the headlines in your paper, but make out the dots on the page. Especially the dots in the pictures of the WSJ.
One of them told me about Tom Clancey. I mentioned that I've read Richard Marcinko, and he told me stuff that he wrote about was factual. He even told me about the quiet people who sit there in bar fights. You do not want to mess with those people. Why? You may ask, because those are the people who are very likely to be the ones to walk away from that bar fight.
He told me one more thing. Prepare for the worst. Biblical type disasters to society is coming. I know, I know, I sound like a conspiracy theorist. But hey, if Neal Boortz got anywhere with his show, it was by pandering to his monkeys. NO I did not say spanking them. Pandering. He turned his hinderance into an asset. And no, I'm not talking about arse. What are you doing in the gutter anyway? It seems that society has gotten away from the basics of living. And I don't mean breathing and converting O2 into CO2.
Farming and other basics. Why don't people have gardens anymore? My parents have practically had one almost every year until Dad got finished with College. Corn, tomatoes, squash, cucumbers, zucchini. Just a thought. I had heard mention of a possible ban against giving away vegetables that someone had grown in their own garden to friends and family. Micromanaging much? I also came to a conclusion that Congress seems to be out there in order to test the sheep factor of the Country.
Will there be an Iron Fist, or will people stop it? What will you do?
"I have a friend who met someone a while ago. She told him, as she had clearance when she was in the military, 'pay attention to what you see in movies and tv. We have that stuff already.' Is that true? Do we have some of the fantastic stuff that we see in movies, tv and radio?"
I've personally met with three people who have clearances that are above the pay grade that the normal civilian gets. I just realized, that could be construed as a sarcastic remark towards people who work at McJobs. But anyway. They tell me the same thing. Hollywood has it right in several instances. There is alphabet soup beyond what the American Public knows. Those satellites can not only read the headlines in your paper, but make out the dots on the page. Especially the dots in the pictures of the WSJ.
One of them told me about Tom Clancey. I mentioned that I've read Richard Marcinko, and he told me stuff that he wrote about was factual. He even told me about the quiet people who sit there in bar fights. You do not want to mess with those people. Why? You may ask, because those are the people who are very likely to be the ones to walk away from that bar fight.
He told me one more thing. Prepare for the worst. Biblical type disasters to society is coming. I know, I know, I sound like a conspiracy theorist. But hey, if Neal Boortz got anywhere with his show, it was by pandering to his monkeys. NO I did not say spanking them. Pandering. He turned his hinderance into an asset. And no, I'm not talking about arse. What are you doing in the gutter anyway? It seems that society has gotten away from the basics of living. And I don't mean breathing and converting O2 into CO2.
Farming and other basics. Why don't people have gardens anymore? My parents have practically had one almost every year until Dad got finished with College. Corn, tomatoes, squash, cucumbers, zucchini. Just a thought. I had heard mention of a possible ban against giving away vegetables that someone had grown in their own garden to friends and family. Micromanaging much? I also came to a conclusion that Congress seems to be out there in order to test the sheep factor of the Country.
Will there be an Iron Fist, or will people stop it? What will you do?