https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=P3NtaDC_ZEo
This is really strange. So now we have to consider that the alleged plane was a hologram image. Keep your eye on the left-wing.
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Wednesday, May 28, 2014
Saturday, May 24, 2014
Meet Marine Veteran Driskill Horton III and the Baby
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bmtq2ZSE2gM
The last time I saw Dris, going on a week ago, he didn't look too good. I can't say how the other man looked, and didn't ask, but Dris is an ex-special-ops, Marine Veteran, I can't imagine the other guy fared too well.
I've only had 3-contacts with Dris. He wanders the streets. He goes some very dark places, and the duel personalities that his experiences and alcohol give him make me fear he will soon disappear.
This is only the 1st-part of the interview he allowed. And it's enough to break your heart.
Thinking that I should not have used finding the baby as bait. But when he first told me the story the idea seemed to pop out of my mouth before I thought it over. You don't make promises you can't keep. Especially to people such as Dris, who are so close to the edge.
Maybe it's a fool's gambit. But this involves what would be a now 26-year-old Nicaraguan/Indian (?) women, who as an infant was rescued by then elite-killer, Special-ops, Marine, Driskill Horton III.
Dris is a good story teller. He's not conscience of how good he is. But he is. He had me laughing and crying. There's a story about his Grandfather that is right out of Band of Brothers, on steroids. I'll post that later.
This Memorial Day is for Dris, and all the Driskill Horton's, no matter what their number, there are out there. My heart goes out to the men and women who have been used and abused by a system that has put you, through no fault of your own, where you are today.
The mission is to find the baby Dris and his Band of Brothers rescued. A 26- year old cold-case, in a foreign country, we weren't supposed to be in. But I made the promise I'd try. If anyone can help in this endeavor, please, submit what you can find out.
The names of two of the men Dris were with are Lt. Mark Overton, and the other is unfortunately deceased, killed by "friendly-fire" in Desert Storm, Robert Jenkins.
The best Dris can remember all this took place in August of 89.
It's a real long shot, but stranger things have happened in God's world.
The last time I saw Dris, going on a week ago, he didn't look too good. I can't say how the other man looked, and didn't ask, but Dris is an ex-special-ops, Marine Veteran, I can't imagine the other guy fared too well.
I've only had 3-contacts with Dris. He wanders the streets. He goes some very dark places, and the duel personalities that his experiences and alcohol give him make me fear he will soon disappear.
This is only the 1st-part of the interview he allowed. And it's enough to break your heart.
Thinking that I should not have used finding the baby as bait. But when he first told me the story the idea seemed to pop out of my mouth before I thought it over. You don't make promises you can't keep. Especially to people such as Dris, who are so close to the edge.
Maybe it's a fool's gambit. But this involves what would be a now 26-year-old Nicaraguan/Indian (?) women, who as an infant was rescued by then elite-killer, Special-ops, Marine, Driskill Horton III.
Dris is a good story teller. He's not conscience of how good he is. But he is. He had me laughing and crying. There's a story about his Grandfather that is right out of Band of Brothers, on steroids. I'll post that later.
This Memorial Day is for Dris, and all the Driskill Horton's, no matter what their number, there are out there. My heart goes out to the men and women who have been used and abused by a system that has put you, through no fault of your own, where you are today.
The mission is to find the baby Dris and his Band of Brothers rescued. A 26- year old cold-case, in a foreign country, we weren't supposed to be in. But I made the promise I'd try. If anyone can help in this endeavor, please, submit what you can find out.
The names of two of the men Dris were with are Lt. Mark Overton, and the other is unfortunately deceased, killed by "friendly-fire" in Desert Storm, Robert Jenkins.
The best Dris can remember all this took place in August of 89.
It's a real long shot, but stranger things have happened in God's world.
Saturday, December 29, 2012
Boiling water freezes instantly in Siberia (0:38)
[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MoqOLll2xr0&w=560&h=315]
Dec. 20 - Boiling water freezes instantaneously in Siberia as temperatures dip below minus 40 degrees Celsius. Rough Cut (no reporter narration)
Russians Freeze to Death in Worst Winter Since Stalin's Great Purge
Who's kidding who. The Committee haarp boys are taking it out on the people and not the pootie man.
Cold Kills 40,000 Every Year In The UK
http://stevengoddard.wordpress.com/2012/12/29/cold-kills-40000-every-year-in-the-uk/
Dec. 20 - Boiling water freezes instantaneously in Siberia as temperatures dip below minus 40 degrees Celsius. Rough Cut (no reporter narration)
Russians Freeze to Death in Worst Winter Since Stalin's Great Purge
Who's kidding who. The Committee haarp boys are taking it out on the people and not the pootie man.
Cold Kills 40,000 Every Year In The UK
http://stevengoddard.wordpress.com/2012/12/29/cold-kills-40000-every-year-in-the-uk/
Saturday, December 22, 2012
Friday, December 21, 2012
wAyNe cArVeR`pSyChOpAtH
"IT WASNT a tent! it was this magnificent THING!!"
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE REPORTER: Could you say and spell your name.
CARVER: Yes, sure. I hope you all put this in your calendar because in 31 years, and 26 as chief medical examiner, this is only the second press conference I've given. It's H. Wayne w-a-y-n-e, Carver, c-a-r- v-e-r, and it's the second. That's why I don't use the H. Because when my father asked my grandfather, he said fine, but as long as you never call him Harold.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE REPORTER: Can you just real quickly, did they set up a tent in the parking lot?
CARVER: It wasn't a tent. It was this magnificent thing. And it's sectional and it sticks together with Velcro and then they stake it to the ground and electricity and lights appear from the department of emergency management. And I think it came from the army but I'm not sure. I think it's these things that they use in to set up field hospitals very quickly, mobile hospitals.
http://transcripts.cnn.com/TRANSCRIPTS/1212/15/cnr.04.html
[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G9n7ZkbAzaw&w=420&h=315]
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