Since the UFO presence is by its nature elusive, and the government deems us only worthy of half-truths, lies and disinformation, perhaps we should stop looking for UFOs and instead launch a concerted effort to expose the people pulling the whistleblowers' strings and directing their actions. Only by doing that, I believe, do we stand a real chance of finding the answers that we seek.
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One of them? Nah, I'd probably have to wear a suit and tie in that job, instead of my t-shirts and biker jackets and that just would not work!
Redfern? Isn't that an Illuminati symbol?
[G],
Ray
Nick--
Well, you could still be, like, a "rogue agent" or something...
Mac:
True, but they could at least pay me!
Ah, but as "The Prisoner"'s No. 2, et al, was oft heard to say, "that would be 'telling'!" Same applies to inappropriate, contextually, sartorial splendor...booga, booga!
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