Can someone help?

[elementalv.livejournal.com]

I’ve been through all my issues of The Lone Gunman, and I’ve Googled ‘til hell won’t have it, but I haven’t been able to chase down the source of a rumor that the FBI, CIA and NSA have been collecting people who, for whatever reason, are invisible. I keep seeing references in all the usual places, but nothing concrete.

Does anyone know anything about this?

TIA.

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Invisible assassin

[draconin.livejournal.com]

Try searching the Library of Congress, entering via the New York Public Library, for "invisible assassin". Go to the NY Public Library at http://leopac.nypl.org/#focus (http://leopac.nypl.org/#focus)
and click on "Expanded Search". Enter "invisible assassin" into the "All Keyword" box and ensure that you specify that you want to include the Library of Congress in your search. Follow the link it provides to the Library of Congress....

You'll find a reference to the following:

Britain, America and rearmament in the 1930s : the cost of failure by Price, Christopher, 1964-

This book lists topics such as:

• Chamberlain, Neville, 1869-1940.


• Foreign exchange Great Britain History 20th century.


• World War, 1939-1945 Causes.
  
  

With topics like this one can only wonder at how it can have been left available to the general public. We all know that the forces of the New World Order normally suppress any information on the true causes of the so-called "world wars". The interesting thing for me is that if you go directly to the Library of Congress rather than entering via the New York Library back door it reports no results for the search!!

Note particularly the name of the author -: could there be a connection to the well known Vincent Price? We've all seen the rumours of supernatural entities being sighted in Sunnydale!

Re: Invisible assassin

[ffutures.livejournal.com]

We've all seen the rumours of supernatural entities being sighted in Sunnydale!

Oh, not this one again, for goodness' sake! A few Mexican peasants call the place the Mouth of Hell in the 18th century (when it was a desert with fairly hostile natives) and suddenly it's supposed to be Transylvania! Why do people take these things so literally?

Re: Invisible assassin

[geyer-fb.livejournal.com]

Why do people take these things so literally?

Because some people would rather believe in a supernatural creature than accept the admittedly mundane explanation of animal attacks. A friend of a friend of mine was tragically killed at UC Sunnydale, although the police report said it was an accident. My friend says there were two puncture marks on her throat and she'd died of blood loss. Clearly, she must have been attacked by a chupacabra. I know, usually chupacabras attack animals like goats, but when they can't find their natural prey, they sometimes grow desperate enough to attack humans. No "supernatural entity" required.

Something to think about.

Re: Invisible assassin

[elementalv.livejournal.com]

A friend of my second cousin's first wife worked at Sunnydale Memorial Hospital, and he said the leading cause of death in town was something called "neck rupture." If you ask me, it sounds more like the CIA death squads testing assassination methods than chupacabra.

Re: Invisible assassin

[draconin.livejournal.com]

My brother-in-law was killed recently (mugged) and yet I would swear that I saw him around Sunnydale a couple of times. The strange thing is that, while I'm almost certain it's him, his face appeared oddly distorted. It's not the first time I've seen people like this: could there be some sort of secret medical experimentation going on? Perhaps the government is trying to find a way to cosmetically hide the radiation mutations caused by its experiments on the equipment held at Roswell and Area 51!

Re: Invisible assassin

[elementalv.livejournal.com]

When the government is involved, it's all going to get a little hinky. I wouldn't be at all surprised to find out that the NSA, in addition to eavesdropping on citizens of the United States of America *also* has a department devoted exclusively to throwing people off the trail of what it's *really* doing.

I mean, what better to divert attention from a massive cover-up of underground weapons testing that destroyed a town than to send people off chasing vampires, demons and witches, oh my.

Re: Invisible assassin

[elementalv.livejournal.com]

specify that you want to include the Library of Congress in your search.

Wait -- you actually trust any information the government has had its filthy, money-grubbing paws on?

Re: Invisible assassin

[draconin.livejournal.com]

You missed the point (deliberately?) - if you look via the Library of Congress' front door you get no response. If you go in via this back door of the New York Public Library you find a text that has clearly been banned/blacklisted by the hidden forces behind the lame administration that calls itself a government! Proof positive of what right thinking people like me have been saying for years: the government is secretly censoring the libraries while claiming to support free speech.

Re: Invisible assassin

[elementalv.livejournal.com]

You're being deliberately obtuse -- why should I trust any information that's been in the government's possession? You talk about censoring and banning data as if that's the be-all and end-all of the government's involvement in misdirection, but you're completely missing the bigger picture.

All of that so-called censored data is nothing more than a ruse. It's cooked up by the CIA's department of dirty tricks to keep right-minded citizens from guessing the full perfidy of the government's actions. If you want to find real, true information, you have to avoid the Library of Congress.

maybe it's worse

[geyer-fb.livejournal.com]

I've heard that, yeah, but I think it's a little off target. There probably aren't that many naturally invisible people. It makes more sense for the govt to be trying to create invisible people. It's pretty well known in some circles that there was a top-secret military research facility in Sunnydale. It wouldn't surprise me if they'd discovered some way of making people invisible. It would explain some of the documented disappearances.

Something to think about.

Re: maybe it's worse

[elementalv.livejournal.com]

Exactly! My friends and I are trying to get enough evidence together so that we can get on the talk shows to start breaking through willful public blindness on what the government is doing!