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s l a / s h wrote in message <35BE0355.F5D94BC9@dis.org>...
>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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Ummm  ever heard of sarcasm?


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