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originally posted by: iTruthSeeker
30 year sworn Oath for military? How do you get a 30 year contract?
originally posted by: DeathSlayer
originally posted by: bknapple32
a reply to: IAMTAT
Death......been there......done that.......and now I know. You do NOT DIE at death. Death is a lie.
Then OP will need to clarify this statement
I have died, came back to life, religious freak now...... waiting to die again...I hope this time not too soon..... I want to spend time with my children and grandchildren.
Its more embarrassing than that...... telling the story is too hardcore and unbelievable for most.
But death is not as scary as some make it...... when you die .... you will still be alive..... just in another realm of existance with other people.
originally posted by: MrBlaq
a reply to: DeathSlayer
Sorry to inform you, but there are NO forms of VPN secured from PRISM and the National Cybersecurity Initiative Data Center in Utah. Also there's no need for ATS to share your information, since anything and every thing you might type and/or show on your computer (and ALL communication devices) can easily be acquired via Electromagnetic Resonance Technology.
originally posted by: butcherguy
originally posted by: iTruthSeeker
30 year sworn Oath for military? How do you get a 30 year contract?
I thought it took thirty years to get a retirement now?
I was in in the 1980's and it only took 20 years active duty for retirement then, but that changed shortly after I left the military, as far as I know.
But in your OP you told us you had to swear an oath to keep things secret for THIRTY years. I have checked with a couple of people who served in the US military and their oath covered 50 years from end of service. Okay, a couple ain't everyone, but if your oath was only for 30 years, then whatever "secrets" you were privy to were nothing all that important.
Oh, gimme a break. The KGB existed until 1991. So the last defectors would likely be from around 1990 or maybe 1991, so you're still well within 30 years of those events.
And you are correct maybe 1990 or 1991
originally posted by: IAMTAT
a reply to: DeathSlayer
Going with the flow here...
Perhaps, given your stated health issues, age, religious epiphany, and history with NDE, 'They' are watching you more closely because they are concerned about (...and I mean no disrespect) the potential for you making a 'Death Bed' type confession regarding your active-years exploits.
It has happened in the past...and, perhaps, this is common protocol.
originally posted by: DeathSlayer
originally posted by: IAMTAT
a reply to: DeathSlayer
Going with the flow here...
Perhaps, given your stated health issues, age, religious epiphany, and history with NDE, 'They' are watching you more closely because they are concerned about (...and I mean no disrespect) the potential for you making a 'Death Bed' type confession regarding your active-years exploits.
It has happened in the past...and, perhaps, this is common protocol.
ok maybe I am......thinking...... and I know photographs and docs are important..... why do you think I am alive and my best friend is dead. we swore an oath.....
originally posted by: DeathSlayer
originally posted by: butcherguy
originally posted by: iTruthSeeker
30 year sworn Oath for military? How do you get a 30 year contract?
I thought it took thirty years to get a retirement now?
I was in in the 1980's and it only took 20 years active duty for retirement then, but that changed shortly after I left the military, as far as I know.
I started in the 70's.... 1975 to be exact.
Maybe you have seen oaths of 20 or 30 years. Can you point me to a document that is the same as the one you claimed you swore?
No "maybe" about it. The KGB ceased to exist in 1991, in August of that year. And many good sources in internet land can tell you that if you don't want to believe me. If you have to equivocate over this point, then it places serious doubts on your claims of being the "last" agent to bring in KGB defectors.
I have even more doubts about your claims re GRU defectors. Why would they "defect" when they served under the post-Communist regime? The GRU was formed on May 7, 1992, after the Soviet Union had fallen. They could give notice, pack a bag and just leave any time they liked!
Defectors from the GRU? You're talking nonsense and I am calling you out on it.
originally posted by: JustMike
a reply to: bknapple32
Sorry to go OT, but just to clarifyy, I am posting here as a member. My "mod" status is utterly irrelevant.
For our OP and to get back on topic, I'll let you know that I live in the capital of a formerly Communism country (Prague of the former Czechoslovakia) that was under the Soviet Union. And I've been here since 1993. So I am well aware of the regional history. Ok?