Wednesday, March 7, 2018

UP - DATED 3 - 9 - 2018, TIME IS NOT WHAT WE ARE TAUGHT

ON MY POST ON FACEBOOK IS THE FULL POST. I AM GIVING MORE INFORMATION AS TO WHAT HAPPENED AT THAT PERIOD OF TIME.



MR. CHARLES HALL APPROACHED RAYMOND LENT FEDERAL AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLER WITH QUESTIONS AS TO " WHAT IS UP THERE/ " AND GAVE HIM A SIGNED BOOK OF HIS. THIS HAPPENED WHEN RAY WAS ACCOMPANIED WITH HIS GIRLFRIEND ELISABETH ( HER FATHER A FRIEND OF RAY'S, FBI )  AT A YARD SALE . RAY SAID HE GAVE HIM NO INFORMATION AND MR. HALL GAVE HIM A SIGNED COPY OF HIS BOOK. ONE OF A SERIES THAT THE EXAMPLE BELONGS TO.

WHILE LOOKING FOR HIS EXACT BOOK I CAME ACROSS AN INTERVIEW AND I STOPPED SHORT OF THE MENTION OF UNITED STATES PENITENTIARY, LEVENWORTH AND THAT BROUGHT BACK MORE MEMORIES OF THAT POINT IN TIME CONCERNING NOT ONLY THE FUTURE OF THE UNITED STATES BUT ALSO THE ' DIVIDED COUNTRY NOTION.'

ALL OF THIS OVERLAPPED WHAT I WROTE YESTERDAY AS IT HAPPENED AT THE SAME TIME. 

FROM FACEBOOK:


I FOUND MY FATHER'S VOICE IN A SECTION OF FILM BUT THEN IT ' CHANGED ' TO THAT OF BARTON PRINCE, I HAD ' DRIFTED IN ATTENTIONS ' AND ' INCIDENTAL ' PROCESS THAT ON THE SURFACE SEEMED LIKE ' OXIDATION ' AND OTHER REFERENCES, THIS WAS POST 9/11 AND JUST BEFORE. I GUESS YOU HAVE TO READ THE BOOK. HARRIS * - BROWN:



Khurram is a first or given mythological Greek name, which means "grace" or an Arabic Haris (Arabic: حارس‎, translit. Ḥāris), which means "guardian". The name is widely used in Bosnia and Herzegovina mostly by Bosniaks. 

Last name: Bourne. This ancient name is of Anglo-Saxon origin, and is one of the earliest topographical surnames existing today. The derivation is from the Old English pre 7th Century "burna, burne", spring, stream, which was originally used as a topographic name for someone who lived beside a stream.

to stay alive he had to get (...) away from the place where Cain [i.e. Bourne] was born. Jason Bourne ... there was no humor in the word association.

CHARACTER LANGDON:
English: habitational name from any of various places, for example in Devon, Dorset, Essex, Kent, and Warwickshire, so named from Old English lang, long 'long' + dun 'hill'.

ISLAM:
Haris - common in Bosnia, mythological Greek name Haris, which means "Grace" or an origin of the Arabic name Haris, which means "Lion" or "Guardian". Harish - quite a common first name and is a combination of Hari and Ishwar and means Vishnu God or Lord.

The name Abel is a Hebrew baby name. In Hebrew the meaning of the name Abel is: Breath; son; breathing spirit. In the Old Testament, Abel was the son of Adam and Eve who was killed by his brother Cain in a fit of jealousy.


Latin Meaning: The name Silas is a Latin baby name. In Latin the meaning of the name Silas is: Of the forest. God of trees and forests. In the bible, Silas was a missionary companion of Paul and Timothy.
Silas name meaning - SheKnows

ANYWAY, REALLY ALOT MORE IN THIS TAMPERING OF MY MIND. BUT THIS IS CLOSE TO ' INCIDENTALS.' )

* COMMENT MADE TO CRAWFORD ( FBI ) BY HANNIBAL LECTER. BUT YOU HAVE TO KNOW HOW TO READ. "

THE ' LAYER ' ABOVE THIS WAS ' REAL TIME ' " STAY AWAY FROM HER. " " STAY AWAY FROM THAT FAMILY ......LIED " " I'M IN LEVENWORTH, I WAS HER BOYFRIEND. I DIDN'T RAPE HER ( DAUGHTER ) " 

THAT NIGHT AN A-WAX AIR PLANE, THE BIG ONE FLEW OVER THE HOUSE. VERY LOW. I WAS READING CHARLES HALL'S BOOK. " HERE, YOU MIGHT LIKE THIS, IT'S ALONG THE LINE OF WHAT YOU HAVE TALKED ABOUT. GIVE HIM A CALL, BUT KEEP ME OUT OF IT." RAYMOND LENT, HE WAS STILL EMPLOYED BY THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT.

ABOVE THIS ' LAYER,' WAS ' SIGHT,' IF YOU CAN CALL IT THAT. IT IS MORE LIKE YOU ARE IN THE ' PICTURE ' FROM ALL ANGLES.

I WAS DATING A WOMAN AT THIS TIME. BUT THIS TIME ALSO ' CONNECTED ' WITH 2007. POLICE, APD.
SO THEY MIGHT OF ' SEEN ' WHAT WAS IN THE DESERT AND THE ' VESSEL ' WRAPPED IN LIGHT EXPLAINED IN MR.HALL'S BOOK. THIS CONNECTED WITH A STAR TREK MODEL THAT I CHANGED AND WAS ' ASKED ' " WHAT DOES THE ENGINE LOOK LIKE ? " " WHAT POWERS IT ? " A MALE VOICE AGAIN AT THE TIME OF THE EXPLANATION ' THAT NOTHING IS REALLY IN THE SAME PLACE ' EVER,' BUT THE WORD THAT THAT MAN USED WAS ' AN ADULT WORD, BIG WORD OVER TEN OR FIFTEEN CHARACTERS LONG; SCIENTIFIC LANGUAGE. THE WEED AT THE TIME THAT I DIDN'T WANT TO PICK, WELL HE WAS RIGHT, IT DISAPPEARED. NOTHING WAS THERE AT ALL, NOT EVEN FOOT PRINTS ( OBSERVATION BASED ON TREE AND WALL AND WHERE THE WEEDS WERE. I HAVE NO IDEA WHAT PAUL SAW HE WAS FROZEN, HYPNOTIZED. WE WERE CHILDREN. I JUST FINISHED SECOND GRADE. DESERT WAS ' FELT ' OTHER ' END.' ) THEY WERE ' US.'

THE ' LEVELS ' ABOVE THIS, JUST ABOUT THE ONLY WAY I CAN EXPLAIN IT, CONCERNED IN A VERY SMALL PART WHAT IS ' UNDERSTOOD ' AS A COMPUTER.

THE ' CHILDREN,' YOUNG ADULTS AND ' CYBER TERRORIST ' FEEL THAT IF THEY ' GATHER ' AND NETWORK TOGETHER AT PRECISE TIMES WITH WHAT ' FEELS ' LIKE APPLE COMPUTERS EXCLUSIVELY THEY CAN MATCH THE SUPER COMPUTERS AND ' LISTEN ' TO FOREIGN ' CONCERNS ' STILL BASED ON APPLES ENCRYPTIONS AND PROGRAMMING.

THIS IS JUST  MID-LEVEL TERRORISM BUT IT HAS BEEN EFFECTIVE IN ' MIND CONTROL ' AND MURDERS. THIS IS MY OPINION BASED ON ' EXPERIENCE,' OF SOME OF THEIR ABUSE AND MY OBSERVATIONS BASED ON YEARS OLD MEDITATIONS AND ' PREDICTIVE MEASURES AND THE NEWS ' THEY ' CREATED.

UP - DATED 3 - 9 - 2018


AS ROGER WALSH KNOWS, I CALLED JOHN CASTILE ( USAF, CIA ) ' CASTLE ' FOR ABOUT A YEAR.

FROM ' THE ALIBI 'BELOW:


ALIBI V.20 NO.30 • JULY 28-AUG 3, 2011
Newsland owner Roger Walsh
Newsland owner Roger Walsh
ELISE KAPLAN
" For nearly 30 years Roger Walsh has perched among stacks of newspapers and glossy magazines behind the painted facade of Newsland. He flips through his favorites, National Geographic or Smithsonian, while waiting for the familiar face of a regular customer to walk through the door.
“What do I owe you?” an older man asks, placing the New York Times on the counter.
“I probably have 400 regular customers, and I know them by name.”
Roger Walsh
“$25,000,” Walsh replies, only half joking, “or I'm closing the shop.”
Most of the browsers scanning the shelves have already heard of the closure, but it hits home when Walsh says the store's last day is Sunday, July 24.
“I feel guilty because this has become such a routine for my customers. I probably have 400 regular customers, and I know them by name,” Walsh says. “I know their kids, I know their grandkids and great-grandkids.” People have told him they remember his store from when they were in college three decades ago, he adds.
“What's funny is I've had this magazine store my whole life, and I enjoy books.”
Roger Walsh
Throughout the years, he formed close friendships with many of the folks he sees every week. “Remember that Christmas morning when I got a kitten from your house?” he asks a woman in a Sonic uniform. “Of course I do,” she replies. “What is that cat now, 14 or 15?”
The farewells haven't been easy for Walsh. “I've been in tears for three weeks saying goodbye to people,” he adds. “All my friends come from here. The regulars walk in, and they know everybody that's in here. It's a family.”
When he bought Newsland in 1982, it was partially a bookstore, and the shop had just moved half a block west from its Yale and Central location. His plan was to sell primarily the kind of paperbacks he enjoyed reading, but there was more profit in magazines. “I used to carry 4,000 titles, and I read about five of them,” he says. “What's funny is I've had this magazine store my whole life, and I enjoy books.”
He's continually impressed by the voracious reading of his clientele, saying he has some regulars who buy a couple magazines in the morning and are back in the afternoon for more. “I've got some customers that just amaze me with what they pore through. And with diverse interests from politics to science to mechanics to airplanes to porn,” Walsh says. "


FROM CNN, STORY BELOW:



https://www.cnn.com/2018/03/09/europe/russian-spy-nerve-agent-british-troops-intl/index.html


grist
ɡrist/
noun
  1. 1.
    grain that is ground to make flour.
  2. 2.
    useful material, especially to back up an argument.

    "the research provided the most sensational grist for opponents of tobacco"

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