Camden, Maine - CIA secret haven?

My husband and I visit Camden, Maine quite a bit. Every time we're there we tend to overhear stuff that seems like we "shouldn't be hearing." I'll give some examples of that later perhaps. If you Google " Camden Maine CIA" you'll see a few sites mentioning the fact that CIA retirees are there in large numbers. Does anyone have ideas of why they tend to cluster there? There are lots of places that are beautiful seaside towns where they could go; what makes Camden THE spot? It always feels like something is brewing right beneath the surface of that little village. It's always intrigued us.

Well, how far is it from Kennebunkport?

a reply to: RadarOReilly

I absolutely love the town! I usually catch a cozy bed and breakfast there, lovely hospitality!

a reply to: kosmicjack

Couple of hours.

a reply to: Sahabi

Roger that. And ditto. We love it all to pieces.

I also know that Charlotte Iserbyt was the school board director in Camden as well as Ronald Reagan's Senior Policy Advisor for education during his presidency. She has family ties to Skull and Bones. I'm telling you there's something going on in Camden.

a reply to: RadarOReilly

I've often walk downtown and have had many chats in the eateries and bookstores. I don't ever recall any suspicious experiences. Interesting op.

a reply to: RadarOReilly

Skull and Bones. Every time I hear of Secret Societies like them, I really doubt if Trump is gonna do anything even if he wants to.

a reply to: RadarOReilly

Round Table Foundation of Electrobiology was founded in Camden, ME in '48. That entity was directly tied to CIA mind control programs, btw.
I would advise against doing too much homework re: Camden. You probably don't really want to know.
Cat, meet curiosity.

a reply to: Sahabi

Our experiences haven't been suspicious, per se. They've been interesting though. One thing we overhead at the Waterfront (one of our favorite places to eat other than Pig and Poet) was this table of two elderly gentlemen talking about Denver. One said, "I'm just glad to be out of there. It won't matter if they're above ground, underground or in the mountain when the # hits the fan. And Quantico will be pissing their pants." We tried to listen in but they had changed the subject. He said it all matter of factly like they were comparing golf scores or yacht repairs.

He had a dark blue sweater that had "Langley" embroidered on the left breast.

a reply to: PRSpinster

Meooooow

a reply to: starwarsisreal

Trump will never see a second term. Hell, he probably won't see the end of his first term. That's another thread though.

a reply to: RadarOReilly

Interesting, probably just a "retreat" of sorts for retired employees.

I will note that i searched what you suggested on Bing and i got nothing of particular relevance, with a small font note at the bottom of the page:

"Some results have been removed"

a reply to: RadarOReilly

Your thread do reminds me of one member here who said he met Donald Nixon, the nephew of Richard Nixon. Nixon mentioned he was a member of a Secret Society and that they are headquartered off the Coast of Cuba.

www.abovetopsecret.com...

a reply to: RadarOReilly

If research at Camden carried over after the Round Table ended, maybe the retirees were...drawn back. Maybe it wasn't really their choice at all. The real question is if any of the retirees worked in conjunction with the Round Table during the active years of their career. Or, any of its derivatives for that matter.
Again, I wouldn't go asking around though. Lol

originally posted by: RadarOReilly
a reply to: starwarsisreal

Trump will never see a second term. Hell, he probably won't see the end of his first term. That's another thread though.

Don't write him off just like that. He's a thug of thugs.

They're scared of repercussions. He knew the score and stepped up.

I trust they are making sure he is protected, while simultaneously using the
media to tear him down, as they ceaselessly pile poop on themselves.
No one trusts them anymore. It's just that they're blind to this.
Let them find out the hard way.

They want him alive.

If he dies, they lose. And they know it.

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I recently moved to Maine...

Have not been to Camden yet, though.

I'll ask some people if they know or have heard anything.

Makes some sense that it's safer and smarter to consolidate former management and operatives/assets rather than distributing them throughout the population or into "free market intel" to supplement their pensions.

There have been rumoured "safe havens" for HUMINT folks in various remote locations around the world - at least in literature - seems logical.

Wonder if it's like Number 6 in "The Prisoner"?

ganjoa

a reply to: WakeUpBeer

What part? We may move there next year. Only a coastal town would do though. Oceanfront or nothin'.

a reply to: ganjoa

Well maybe it'd be a good spot to move to before things get really out of hand. Hmmmm