by Todd Daigneault

Created on: October 07, 2009   Last Updated: October 12, 2009

Several army Special Forces troopers stood to and for. "This is the first attempt at getting a back-engineered, anti-gravitic UFO airborne; July 1953," our tour guide, a Major Eduardo said. "Watch the film. It never went far, crashing into a nearby hamlet. See the remains of it in that exhibit over there. It was well preserved. It was the 1950's, everybody was hopped up on the cold war, and it was very easy to throw a strategic blanket over that town."

"Gullible bastards," Kinross said with a wry grin.

"They are not gullible anymore," Major Eduardo said. "We had to appropriate more and more land, to keep them away from watching and recording our test-flights."

"I know what you mean. They sent me to infiltrate the so-called UFO research community several years ago," Kinross said. "My assignment: to break the back of a very large and influential research organization, which was within a hair of the absolute truth about UFOs and paranormal phenomena. We were astonished on just how much they knew. Apparently, they had hacked into several NSA intelligence computers...and had almost 90% of the jigsaw puzzle completed. Another month, and they would have been making public disclosure, years before it is suppose to happen."

"There would've been so much panic that the stock market collapse of 1987 would've paled in comparison. A nuclear war probably would've erupted; the Soviets and Red Chinese thinking that we had betrayed them, and cut some side deals with the Imperial Alliance and the Cabal."

"I was given orders to blow up their national headquarters, with everybody and all of the downloaded information inside, to ensure the complete and unequivocal destruction of that absolutely critical information," Kinross continued. "Fortunately, for any nearby, innocent civilians I didn't have to. I arranged a bogus meeting between them, with every copy of that information, and several top journalists from the top-networks."

"This meeting, of course, was held in an isolated area, possibly a bit out in the wilderness," I said.

"When I got them out into the wilderness, I had a thirty-member death squad waiting for them. I handpicked them all, some of them the best CIA snipers serving in several Black-Ops units and the rest Delta Force army snipers. The poor bastards did not suspect a thing. I excused myself from the direct line of fire, by stating that I had to go deeper into the bushes and wooded area to relieve myself."

"Several minutes later, a barrage of assorted weaponry

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