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Many of the task force members left in a hurry to return to their own agency to assist in and get updates on the new problem with Namibia. I was left with my four from the Department of Education and … Continue reading →

“Boss; the surveillance here doubled yesterday; before that there was only one or two individuals watching; yesterday someone was watching all four sides. Today there are two sometimes three or four watching all the sides,” Andy said. “This is an … Continue reading →

After lunch we round-tabled the attack at MSU I could easily see this was going nowhere. No one was offering any new information. There should have been plenty by now, after the Saif connection. Finally I gave up on the … Continue reading →

It was a hot night with the all the girls before I finally fell asleep with Vicky. All of us got up early and were eating breakfast when the commotion started outside. Bob was outside with the dumpster company putting … Continue reading →

After seeing my family off, I met with the GSA group. They were the people that handled all government buildings, furnishings and equipment. I took the elevator down to the fourth level in the super secret new underground White House … Continue reading →

I asked a Secret Service agent if there was another door out to the VIP section. My family was already out there. I wanted a couple more words with them. “Just this one; I will walk you out there,” he … Continue reading →

Back in the house Jenny asked, “BJ, what the hell is going on?” “We are targets and have been for some time. I should have realized it after the Morton Field attack. Every time we are successful at thwarting an … Continue reading →

“Jones; Good afternoon General Walton, how are things at the Pentagon today?” “Things are as usual, too many assignments, not enough soldiers, not enough equipment, not enough money, same as yesterday and same as tomorrow, I’m sure,” he replied. “Today … Continue reading →

“Now what,” I thought. “Yes this is Roberta Jones. Yes, I will hold.” “Good morning Mr. President, how are you today?” I asked. “I’m good but let me get right to the point of the call Ambassador. I know you … Continue reading →

I was reading one page after another; Ching Lee was doing the same thing on her computer. I was just finishing up when the wheels hit the runway at Minneapolis – St Paul International Airport. The one thing I gleaned … Continue reading →