posted on Feb, 29 2008 @ 08:14 PM
Hello to you,
I checked out of ATS for awhile but have been snooping around again recently and thought I'd share a story some of you will be amused by, a link to
an interesting music video, and a question about an "alien examination" video I saw some time ago and can't find. This may be split into two or
three parts for length.
I have a good friend, very sweet woman, that I've known for several years now, who has a cousin that joined the CIA last year. I had spoken to her
cousin two or three times when I was still getting to know my friend. While this woman had the interest to join the agency, she did not, at least in
her first year, possess the ability to keep her mouth shut about what she was learning. The CIA, as some of you know, recruit from everywhere,
including student job fairs where they accept applicants "from all fields." This woman was eager to join them.
Late last year, she began learning a variety of interesting and often disturbing things in her courses, which she immediately attempted to pass on in
fragments to my friend. For a reason still unknown to my friend and I, but we have decided would best be termed "naivety," her cousin was actually
surprised to discover that the agency was monitoring her communications. This woman really should have done more research on her employers before
signing on. Late last year, she began being briefed on, and I quote, "Extraterrestrials and other 'legends.'" I would still love to know what
"legends" they were referring to. The information she received seriously upset her and she contacted my friend to let her know this, and that she
would elaborate during Christmas when they met in person.
Now last I heard, they were not briefing any agents on the alien "situation" and the only way someone in the agency got a hold of any such data was
to be drafted into special "projects" or "assignments" involving the aforementioned subject matter. Now, a long story very short, she never came
home for Christmas for health reasons. However, during a period of a week or so, her family was unable to contact her and were very worried. I texted
my friend shortly before Christmas to ask if she had gotten home safely, and if she had spoken to her cousin yet. For the next approximately three
weeks, her cousins employers, I would find out just this week (!), had hacked into all my active accounts including my phone, and intercepted numerous
texts my friend was sending me without my knowledge. Nothing was showing up in the inbox, or the outbox... and I mention the outbox, because they were
actually replying to her texts under my number and identity. So, first question, what conversation was she unknowingly having with her cousin's
employer, you might ask?
She text several times to say she and her family were worried about her cousin, and "I" always responded with very reassuring messages, basically
saying, "don't worry, she's just fine, nothing is wrong, it'll be alright." This series of reassuring texts continued until my friend made two
requests, via text, to talk with me on the phone, to which they replied on my behalf, "No, sorry, I'm busy with something, we'll have to talk
later." The last text they sent for me was hostile, and told my friend to essentially "back off, you're suffocating me with all this, your cousin
probably doesn't know anything and will waste my time. I need space."
So, what was I getting? I received one text from her shortly after Christmas, a "hey, just wanted to say hello and let you know I'm at so-and-sos
for vacation. Hope you're doing well." No mention of her cousin.
What was I sending her? Several "have you talked to your cousin yet??," including two over networking sites online. No response... she never got
them. As she seemingly completely ignored the subject matter, I simply assumed she decided it was too dangerous to discuss these things with me over
the phone.
(Next part below)