Timothy, head of the super-secret
Telepathic Unit (TU), contacted me last night with an inconvenient message: I
need to travel to Ireland. The first stop will be Dublin, from where I
will be guided somewhere else. Timothy did not tell me the reason for the
trip, but he indicated it was necessary. Naturally I was suspicious, as
were Gregory, Rebecca and Anthony, as we had been on the receiving end of a "hallucinatropic missile" attack by the TU before my rapprochement with Timothy.
"Trust me," Timothy said,
"if this is a trick you can scrap our understanding."
Timothy was referring to my pledge to help
the TU against the rest of the war conspiracy, which had created the TU to help
foment and carry out its plan to involve the U.S. in a Shia/Sunni civil war. It turns out that the TU, possibly because its
members are telepathic and can see the falsity of national policy, is secretly
opposed to the war and accepts our little group as allies.
Timothy asked me to pack and be ready to
board a plane for Dublin this Thursday. He also asked me not to write for
the two week duration of the trip. This alarmed me, but Timothy
explained that it would be two weeks before I understood what to write.
"I'll miss Trump's acceptance speech for the GOP nomination on Thursday," I said, already knowing Timothy's answer.
"The Republican convention is of no
importance to you or anyone else, nor is the Democratic convention next
week," Timothy explained, "The unfolding war has moved beyond the popular sport of politics. The masterminds have contingency
plans for either candidate and don't much care who wins."
I already knew that the important story
today had nothing to do with the conventions. It's this, reported by the
BBC (http://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-36835671):
"Up to 56 civilians, including many children, died as a result of U.S. coalition air strikes against the ISIS held Syrian city of Manbij."
The story will disappear in the rush of today's news, unlikely to be reported at all this evening on the networks, which will devote many minutes to the question of plagiarism in Melania Trump's speech.
"Up to 56 civilians, including many children, died as a result of U.S. coalition air strikes against the ISIS held Syrian city of Manbij."
The story will disappear in the rush of today's news, unlikely to be reported at all this evening on the networks, which will devote many minutes to the question of plagiarism in Melania Trump's speech.
Gregory, Rebecca and Anthony stared at me
in disbelief. Rebecca said, "I'm not sure you should trust Timothy.
He's already attacked us once. Were you able to read him?"
"Only a little," I confessed,
"I just don't see what choice we have. They could wipe us out at any
time. If they really are allies, it would be a shame not to find out.
I'll try to be careful."
I return to L.A. on Sunday, July 31, and
will have a full report for Tuesday, August 2.
Wishing the best to my readers! Please wish me luck too!
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