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Cameron Dorey wrote:
> 
> Dave wrote:
> >
> > Hmmm..
> >
> > That's not all..
> >
> >[snip]
> >
> > Makes you think though, does'nt it.  How many more secrets has the
> > government kept from us over the years.  Why are they so afraid of ppl
> > like ourselves, are they afraid we might uncover something we should'nt.
> >
> > I think we all might have the idea that all this shit about secret bases
> > in Nevada could be rumoured by the government themselves to cover up
> > something a bit more sinister.
> 
> Dave, you don't know just how right you are. I have found out by some
> careful sleuthing over back roads which *aren't on any map* that there
> is something a _lot_ more sinister here. There aren't any secret bases
> in Nevada, this was just a red herring. There IS a whole secret STATE,
> just east of Nevada, which covers approximately 40,000 square miles, in
> which all of these government/alien shenanigans are taking place. The
> state goes by the code name "Hartegamus" (which is actually the home
> planet for one of the first alien ships which landed here). It doesn't
> have any representation in Congress or the Senate, but does all its
> (little) communicating through the CIA's "blue-denim" teams.
> 
> This is why the weather in the Southwest has been so screwed up this
> summer, to make more land available for the Hartegamians, who are
> crowded in their little area and need to take over some of Texas and
> Oklahoma. IF you don't believe the US government can control the
> weather, how do you explain that just 1 hour before the President was to
> commission a new aircraft carrier in Virginia last week, a severe
> thunderstorm which had been drenching the area with rain and strong
> winds just suddenly was blown offshore, so that the ceremony could be
> held in the sunshine? Anti-government protesters didn't have enough time
> to set up, and the President didn't even get a bit wet. Coincidence?
> I'll let you decide.
> 
> And, furthermore, a couple of years ago, when the bus full oa asdioh
> a'foi aweasdi329854na w[padwefnhaw0afdweMNQW'987y32'kl;fd  a[IORWEBUaqwp
> adweiouh asd98qwern a asdif asdo asd]p3w409324
> asw09 nasdf0hja ['dfkj82wmad.c9iu12wld a-pq32lo;cv
> -029UC A'[WEP950IGB Q'Q2        J38POV QW[O3EIOJ V [0IOJ        J 8y yaqwe98y5432
> q[p99845................ !!! What do you think about that??? Pretty
> convincing, huh?
> 
> Cameron

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dude, you are so full of shit that it's hard to explain.
and that BS in the end? I bet you are gonna try to convince everybody
that the FBI/CIA *blue denim teams* tried not to let this info out
and screwed your msg. "how did they do it?" people will ask you and you 
will say that if the US govt can change meteorological conditions then why 
can't they change something in a NG msg, too? BULLSHIT.
"Hartegamus"? isn't that a new sci-fi book by John Steakly?
sure, dude, everything you said is convincing... convincing in that 
you are a complete imbecile on steroids who needs a proffecional help!
get a life, looser..

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