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Originally posted by maxwellsdemon
reply to post by NTresident
If you want to know more about Pine gap, go to the local recruiting office and put on your uniform, or work for the alphabet soup agencies and get your clearance. Sit down with the boys in blue/grey/black.
And yet you still can't do a power input/output analysis either. I gave you your "publically" available hint. Research the NSA involvement. Which you have failed to mention, or ECHALON etc.
Originally posted by apodictic
reply to post by NTresident
Does this strike you as odd in any way?
Looks like a man made hangar/entrance or something.
Originally posted by apodictic
reply to post by NTresident
Yeah too bad we're not talking about "An American couple on their honeymoon," We're talking about the CIA and others of the like. But we all know how honest and non secretive they are
Pretty bad analogyedit on 2-2-2011 by apodictic because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by maxwellsdemon
reply to post by NTresident
But you did mention they have ID tags, look at the colours, mines still blue & white & black, go ask what blue & white ID's are. That should be public knowledge you can research.
Originally posted by DogHead
given a limited permission to correct grotesque errors that are being perpetrated here uncritically.
Originally posted by maxwellsdemon
reply to post by NTresident
Right,... so why's mine (to be pedantic) light blue, white & black, you only see 3 levels of security in public. You failed to mention the colour designations; great research. Next time you see them ask what level "they" have/represent. Better yet look at the "Division?Area Code" stamp, alphabet soup.
Nice comment you made but ridiculous;
"Caught you out hoaxer. ID tags are are each one colour only all bar the photo and text area. Green, Light blue and Dark Blue are the 3 security levels. " So what are the security levels? Better yet read what's on the back of the ID tags, the special ones have no expirary date."
You may work as a civilian in town there, but that is all you are. As I said join up to the alphabet soup or put a uniform on and sign the piece of paper.
You still won't do a power input/output analysis. Don't shy away now. And what are the SOP's???
Here's a hint, it's all compartmentalised, you need to look at the broader picture.
happy Hunting
HADES
Originally posted by maxwellsdemon
reply to post by NTresident
Right,... so why's mine (to be pedantic) light blue, white & black, you only see 3 levels of security in public. You failed to mention the colour designations; great research. Next time you see them ask what level "they" have/represent. Better yet look at the "Division?Area Code" stamp, alphabet soup.