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SESSION SUMMARY,
IPROJECT
87 15
(C/SS)
DT-S
(ATTN:
1.
(S-SS)
Statist!
Project
#
:
Viewer:
Session
date
Fi lename:
1 5
018
SEP
87 15. L02
•
j
f
a this session
were very
2.
(S-SS)
The perceptions gaineroi^^
These perceptions
strong,
and seemed
to
leti
consisted
of:
..
f
a-
There
were repeated P-rceptrons
of fj*™. ^
_P ^
'
,
f powder”
seems
to
be
located within
a
b.
The
mound
of
P
^
18 )
v hich:
structure
(see sketches,
P»*es
4,
17,
,
•
o
larre empty room
(empty,
except
,
Internal 1 y
,
>s
a ‘“Xn
On
one corner
of
this
tor
the
large pile of
povdery nator
'
side
(see sketches,
room
is
a smaller section,
going
o
pages
&
38).
_
,
, lv
is
a very
tlft
1 'structure
,
appearing
to
2)
Externally,
lS
y
ve
“ry plain.
It
_
be
made
of rmbe^or^ flute
me
a
ifi
at
y £ asi
one
sms 1 1 er
appears
to b^a sreepi sf
col ^
ars
to
«
conveyor., belt
structure
on
toj
-n
'
ure#
The other structure
leading ffonuit to anothe
Sketch,
page '12.)
The ’conveyor
bel
hard ch«n„. of -.o«
d r y
The
**'«•
Sf
d
r.ivT
r;lw :t^rt^V-Tsee sketch7-psge
13.
,
e.
..Back
inside
the structure,
,
.^s^Hf'
T
of
a_n$Tsy. -Srea with
lots
of
dust.
i he
grain swell.
\
3.
CS/SS)
Viewer's
or * 1
[ ,.™I ght^T^Ther'Vwas
a
feeling
that
to be very realistic
an
f
site wire
not
revelent
to the
^
the
physical components of
spendtime
on
it,
since
it
V
strong factor
to
the
site,
itself. ^ ^
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,
1987
DT--S
SESSION SUMMARY
,
PROJECT 8715
(C/SS)
SGI J
T -S
(AT T
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( S -
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S t a t i st i c s :
Preject
#
:
Vi ewer
s
Session
dates
Fi 1 ename
s
3 5
018
OCT 87
87 1 5 - L04
2.
(SSS)
The perceptions gained
-from this session
were,
by and
] ^ j-- q 0
?
^
r e p eat
o f
j j r ev i o la s
s e s s i on s .
New
it e m s includes
a .
'
T li e r e
were
vL
f-e w
r e c u r r e n c e s
o f
a n
i mpression
i n
wh i
* -
*
t h e r e
w e r e
s e ver a 1
p eop 1 e
s t a n (J i n g
v e r y
still
( hiOL s
1 i k e
,ii an n e q u i ns)
,
w i. t h
s t r o n g
b a c k 1 i g h t i ng
( AGL ;
1 i k e
a brilliant
flash).
This impression was not
pursued
-further
.
b.
There were several
repeated
impressions
o-f
approaching
time,
specifically
"Christmas".
This impression
was also not
j j u r s Li e d
f
i,
* r t h or*
,
c.
Movement exercises were tried,
with
the
“pile
o-f
powdery material "
being the center
point.
This resulted
in the
foil o w i n g
p er c ep t i on s
:
truck
{
*
1)T
200
1i et er s Nor t h
o-f
t h e c en t er
point,
a military
was
p ercE'i.v e d ,
...wh i cTi resembled
a
1/2
tori
truck.
£2)-—' TOO
Meted” s’ East
o-f
the cent
larqe^quantity
of
white powder
,
made- up- -o-f
<A0L s.
.. 1 i ke sugar
)
.
p o i n t
,
th ere
wab' a
r y.
. shiny
crysta 1 s
3)
300 Meters West
of
the center point,
there was
another
large rounded
cone
(ADLs
in the shape
o-f
another
pile),
which seemed
to have
a segmented appearance to
its surface
(AOLn
like the shingled
coverings
o-f
the road-salt
pyramids
-found
all
ar ou 1
d
id a r y 1 a n d
)
.
j
d.
An
attempt
was made
to return
to the main
target,
at
I
which
t i me
I
managed
to work
out
and objectify
a
vague,
tx uubl ing
I
impression
which has been
with
me
-from the first
session
!
performed
on
this target.
The impression has been
that,
I
concurrent
with
the tasked objective
of
the
site,
which -seems
in
no
way related
to the physical
aspect
of
the site's
location,
there
is another activity
of
import since which
is not induced
i n
v the"t5sk"i ng ,
an'd"~abeut ’whTch
the tasker has no knowledge.
This
'"’other activity" seem s- to have drawn
my attention
from both
the
V si te
1 ocati on
, _
js i t e
. -Act iA' 1
have
kn.own»
that
this activity was not
what was tasked,
and should De
ignored,
but
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b e t:?n
d r a w n
1: o
it,
a n yw a y .
Th i s
activ 1 1 y
s e*m s
t a
h a v e
-un.eUii ng
to do with the passing
of
information between
two
I j aop 1 e
w I'i o
a r e
n o t
in
a n y
w a y
r e 3. a t e d
t o
t h e
s i t e
1 uc
t i o n
,
except
to use
it
as
a secluded place
to perform their transaction
i n
sec r e cy.
I
h a v e
1 h e
f e e 1 i n g
t h a t
t h e
i n f o r m a t i o n
b e i ri g
p ^ s s <
m j g h t
i n
s om e
way
r e 3. a t e
t: o
t
! i e
t a s k i n g
( A (JL :
t h at
the
i n f o r ma t i on
we
ar e
w a n t i n g
i. s
b e i n g
c o m (:;) r o m i se d
,
e ve n
<::i s
w e
ci t e
s e e
I
i n g
i t
)
,
b u t
a m
n o t
c e r t a i n
t h a t
t h i s
i s
t h e
c. as e -
e .
H a v
;i. n q
ob j e c t i f i e d
wh a t
h a d
I
j e en
b c
j
t h e r i n g
u * ( -
i
i ou g
I ^
t h e
j:.
-
) as t
s e s s i on s
,
I
r e t u r n e d
t o
t h e
s i t e
a n d
g a i n e d
the
^
i mmedi t ae percept i on
of
a
1 ong r ._ ?oyl i ndricah. object.. wjth_
he
or- -"f i ns
.
1 "'^d-ying
i n^a
cr 3'ean _,wor kr oom ,
located somewhere
in
the
same structure as the
"ptl e^of" powder
^.
With
this,
the session
was ended.
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87 1
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DT-S
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s t
i. c s
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Project
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Se s s i on
< J a t
!
F a
1 e n a fii e t
07 lb
'c o
3 8
7 OLT
3 5 .
1 - 05
2.
(8-88)
Once-
‘per cco vc-d.
overcome
(see
repot t
of
/ ua
o/
/
,
This new information
included:
„
Giver, that there «s
a product
involved
the end point
of
(I,:’ product »5,r;qaeS t:ed.
P.rc«ptlon. Hero that
of
a
Yt'/i
i (d i’sy and
&ZowdecS
.
There
was,
t
t
'
i—
=
nprcpotl Ol
however
a
j confusion
r
y anu muwuuw
.
-
;
,
.
.
,
u.
i vn il
bt?
rnore
,„Wed,
iinoo there
a percept, on that
the. J
nty
.
one product
from this place,
and
the.*
<-*-
. 0 which
prodiji
t
to follow to
its end
point.
y
>
specific product,
the perceptions
b.
Si ng]
3 ng
i n
on one
?H'"- J
' y.^Z'na^i hi e projection
e
gai ned
that
i t
was green
-un
in 'the hand.
'
•ho.:-"
-feeling
about" hoi di ng
.t.
c
-
T a s fed
w i t h
-follow i n g
this particular
object
to
it*
en d
|,jul
i“i t
r
'
- n
j-
j—.
t
-i
1.
=\ 3
in
ruo t i
n
.
hut
in
\
Thpre was
a
teeli ng
t n a l
1 u
-
_
^
+ r
1 "~vrFn
'i*t "from the roughness
o-f
tne
^ protective container;
t^jzu^ian
st
; om
,
,
; c. L i on Tnvol ved
-
J ~ ~
'
'
2 )
et r UC tCi"
The
a
carrier
ot
this
bos
seemed
to he
^"fn'iiitary
3 r ur k
‘ s destination was
p^rjeei yed
.c-.s
very run-down bui
3 ding
'l ocated among
a bunch
re
was the
3 )
The
ticuiar" low
^
-
.
.
,
T1 „
.
w =,«=
. Mtr
-hen“
The
the building
ho the truck »i -edy and
,nu
f
.
,
.
_
„
-n-uminh
the oprceotion
indicting
L1,L
approached
it
yawning,
<*1
-
,
Qe
0T
oerreptions about
middle
of
a sunny day.
There was
a package
of
per
-
F
this
. e
o
*
a sunny
udy.
.
.
ae=
i/An|
»
the
place which could best be summarized
as
;;A0L.
the
sotvpical'
banaHa^r.ePLibli c^^reedom
^ +
ghter
j
<
f
5:
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nj see
wnicii
l.uuj.u
_
ster eotypj.ca 1 Jb anajia^r epublXt1
1 Qh t?r
\
L he
- jung 1 esj
*
d.
Tasked with describing the object
as
l
got
the perceptions
of
it being
( AOL :
screwed
in
hideaway deep
in
r
wu
lets
in
netting.
use)
I
i ng
There* was
the-*
JL
LHtr
pci
-
.1.-4
then
once again riding
in
a
gr
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a basic
support area where
th ere
ar e pipes and
other
mundane stuff
there
is
a
"control
area"
or
iLDntro]" panel"'
belli nd
a
rn e L a 1
g
t a ting
,
w i t h
.1.
:i. g h t s v
b u 1 1 o r i s
s w
:i t c h os
,
s c h a 1 t er
,
e t c
.
One
of
the lights
is
an
indicator
te] ling
about
power,
or
building
up",
or
"capacitance'
1 -
this
panel
is tied
into
input
for
at
is done here,
with
a sense
of
fjiagnet 3 srn ,
magnetics;
t~1 ux
a 1
a ‘f ‘f
't i n g
e
wa. y
L
i n g s
h ap p on
,
ex am
:i n
:i n g
l
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o f
t. h
:i. n g
n o t
(j o n e
la e r e
b <? f o r <? .
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1 1 er e
is
a
‘ J 1
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r an 1<
s t r u c t u.r e
a mo n g
t he
p e op I e
w or k i n
q
1 1 er e
-
x.u-jL.3 al
j an k -
(Jne rank
is senior
because
of
their
knowledge.
The
r - a f 1 k
a n d
f i 1 e
t e n d
t o
1 o a k
d own
1 e i r
n os e s
a t
L
1 e m -
v e r a 1
pii'^pose
of
the facility has the sense
(possibly ADD o^Bei ngT>
a p ons
r# 1 at ed *^- d a f en se / o f f en se
or i e n t e d
,
n e w
c a pj a b i 1 i t i t?s
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Bite
i s
a structure
siir rounded
by
a very
wi de,
s,3 opi nq,
cpu'i,
partially grassy
area,
bordered
on
its
outer*
i. mi ts
by
a
wire/metal
-fence beyond
which
are woody
areas*
Down
the
h:i
L h t.- r e
i s
a
q a t e
:i. n
t h e
f e n c e
:i. n
f r on t
o f
t h e
s t r u c t u r e .
0 v e r a 1
r c
-n s e
o f
i s o 3. a t. i o n
b o t h
c: a t ed
i n
a n
i s o 3 a 1. e d
a r e a
an d
I:
> e i n g
i
1 tent
:i. on a 1
1 y
:i. sol ated
f r om
sur r ound i ngs -
Nex t
to the
rn a
:i. n
structure
is
a smaller,
rec t angul ar
one
of
a
few
levels which
can
b e
r (? ac
i e d
f r o m
t
I
f e
o t fier
b y
n i e a n s
o f
a n
u n d
r q r a i
• n d
a c c e s s
o
some
sort.
The
ma:i n structure
is
si oping,
somewhat
flat
on
top
but
with
a slightly peaked
roof
ridge,
and
is located
on
sloping
hi gher
gr ound
.
Construct i on
i s cement
or
concrete.
Doors
are
i oc & %. s& d ,
n
i e t a 3 -
- i t
' s
v e r y
sa J
:i d
,
a n d
p r e
e n t s
the
s u g g es t i o n
o
,»A3L
of
hunker
or
fortress.
From above
it reveals
an
oblong
shape,
saemi ngly
wi th rounded
off
corners,
with
“uniform
ins and
ou t s“
.
I n
sa m e
p l a c: es
t
I
f er e
ar e
p i p e s
s t. i c k i n g
o u t
o f
a
c on c: r e t e
pad
on
the ground
(AQL ventilator
pipes)
u
This
compounct./i..s...J^ept
off
by
itself
because
it
could
affect
the population— a. threat
in
_
'
non*—viol ehlf j^en se
ih, e*
,
proximity to
it
could
be unhealthful,
as
i f
' “someTTf i nq noxious were
involved,
some sort
of
research
and \
Climate
is generally warm,
fairly
sunny,
not
alot
of
r a i'nf
but nearby may
be
a canal
or
stream,
with flood gates
a r i d
s c r e e n s .
P la r p o s
. o f
t h e
s t r u c
l: ur e
:i s 6Tfl cl A. 1
,
|;ecref1
,
r cftr
ri c 1 ed
,
tpchnc:ftoqy
..
Technol ogy
i nvol ves
mac: hi nes
,
peop 1 e
,
p r b
e n
b a. s
:i c
d
s
:i g ri s
,
d o
;i n g
n ew
1. h i n g s *
1 n s
:i d e
1 h e
rn <3. i n
s t
s urhir c
:i. s
a
/ - o c m .
R e d
i s
a
c o
3. o r
cj f
i n t e r es t
p e r t a i n i n g
t o
this
rooin
(per hap s even
the whole
site).
Inside the room
is
so me sue
in
a
chair..
The room
is white,
as
is the
trim.
One must
no
us
s 1
1 "• /::* s
to
get
here.
i t
s some wh at
round.
;
"c li e r e
are
and
control
A
lot
of
f ew
(< j.
'!
er c
- ri t;
p
.• a cos
i nsi do
- o n e
r ounti
pi ace has
i
j. 1 e-
i t
" s
a n
i n f o r~ m a t i on
p
3. a c e
,
c e n 1
* a 1
t o
e ve r y t
I
f
:i n g
.
i m p o r t a r
i t
t !";
i n q s
;
-
q o
on
b u t
t In e y
a r e
r u n
c: > u t.
o f
h e
i
/_ e
.
A
P e o io 1 e
i"f a v e
c on t r o 1
.
T h i s
s
:i. t. e
i s
la n
:i. q u a
.
Th e i-* e
a r e
e i t h e r-
v a r y
f e w
p 1 a c e -s
i.
I =: e
t h
i. s-
,
o r
t h i £.
m a y
e v e ri
b a
t I'f e
c« i-i ] y
q n e .
3' t
s
c o n s i d e r a d
t. o
b a
ver y
:L m p or i: a n t
t o
1 1” i a
n a t
:i o rt a. 1
i n t e r e s t
.
T i
i i n q s
c a n
h a
a 1 1 a r e d
h e re,
e v a 3. u a t e d
a s
t a
t
!
i e i r
s:
:-u
>::: c; e s s
,
n
g a t i v e
r* a s u 3. t s
c:. h a c k e d
,
a t c
W h a
t l"f e y do
h a r e
:i. s
p» u t
t hi i n g s
t oget hi er—
not necessarily parts,
hut
more
3 ike combining
produce
are
] ool
p r o d la c t
- u. n p
'J. a as a n t
e f f e c t «;
a c: c: u r
w i t h
d i r ect
c cj n t a c 1
1,
Li lj t
t hi a y
w a 1 1
:
hi
1 o w
t h i n q s
c hi a n g a
h eat
is
i n v o 3. v eo
.
0 1 h s r
a r> t i v i t i e s
i n v o 3. v e
a
c o o I i n g
a r e a
,
at
p a c f; a g i n q
ar ea;
c a r e f u 1
hi an d 1 i n cj
.
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L
o f
c:
l
i o m
;i
c: a
3. s .
hi a n y
a f
t hi e
p e ap
3 e
wor k
:i. n q
h e r e
a r e
h or t
at n d
s
l. o c l< y k
a i> o rne
d r e s s
1 i
I ; e
c i v
;i
3.
:L an
,
h u t
a t h e r s
a r e
mor e
u n i f o r rn
s o rn e t
I
f
:i n q
d i f f e r- e n t
t
I
f a n
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i
.
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a r
1 e
v e r y
h a t
t hi e y
d o
,
i n
c a m i n q
up
w i t hi
s a 1 u t i on s .
0n e
rn >an
3 c
i n
t
!'
i a la g h t
,
e n g r o a:, s ed
i n
r e a d i n q
,
o t. h e r s
a r e
• i
e-.
_
h
1 f
n
) o i" e
i k e
c o m d
i. n i n q
su b s t a n c es to
a
r i e w
e n d
p r o d u c t
.
I n
so me
p a r t '
of
t hi i s
s t r uc t u r e peo p 1 e
: i n q
a t
t. hi i n q s
*
oh
e r v i n q ;
hi u t
n o t.
r
i. q in t
i n
w i t h
t h e
*c hi e y
iiiip e a
1 ;
craverl:
in
t'
seems
to
he
L e
I*
i n i c
:i a n is
,
Id o r e d
L# u t
c ar e f u 1
.
I f
t In e y
g e t
t c» o
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it
c ou 3. d
c a
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i.:: e
j:::» r o b
3. em is
;;
-
. e i“ e
' s
1 i k e
a
c: h a
i. n
o f
c: om /n a n d
,
v e r y
o r
- g a n
i. z ed
A Q L..
v
t h e S'*
a r e
“1
:i. k e
'
or i en t a 1 s
,
A s i a n s
,
w cj r
1 ;
:i n q
on
so rn e t h i n g
t;. £rc. ri r
1 1 c a 3
1 v
c h a 3^ Jen gi jj g
someth - n Q
tii e y
h a v©n
t
t r i ed
b e sr
- or e
.
uibich
' Ts
to be
used_.jLn
metal
contsi n er sV it's
like
a
j
(y <> u e— it
isn't
real
3 y “used much "but
put
aside
in case
it
(Awl.
Li Ice gas warfare).
On
what
seems to be
a
lower
level
that
mi
I i tary
i s nee go h
o
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like
a basic support area where there are
pijpes and
other
mundane stuff
there
is
a
"control
are
a
or
'Icfontrol
panel
'
behind
a
rne t a 1
g r a 1
;i. n g
,
w i t h
:i. cj 1 1 1 s
ta u 1 t ons,
sw i t c
1 i es
,
s c h a 1 1 er
,
e t c
.
One
of
the
lights
is
an
indicator
telling
about
power,
or
"bui 1 d i ng
up
,
or
"capaci tance
fl—th i s
panel
i s
t i ed
i nto
:l nput
for
what
is done here,
with
a sense
of
friago e.tXsrn ,
magnetacs;
llux'f’' «d 1
affecting
the way
tilings happen,
ex ami ni ng
characteristics
of
things
not
done here before.
There
is
a
c o i
\ s e i pu s n e s is
o f
r an k
s t r
i c t ur e
a mon g
t h e
p eop 1 e
wor k i n g
h e r e
tco cf i a 1
r an
I •:
.
0n e
r a n k
i s
s e n
i. or
b e c au s e
o f
t hi e i r
k n ow 3. e d g e .
T h e
r an k
a. n rj
f i
1 e
l; e n d
t o
3. o cj k
d a w n
t h e :L r
n os e s
a t
t. hi em .
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p u r p o s e
o f
t he
f a c,
i
i
t. y
I
» a s
t. h e
s en s e
( p o s s i b
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(
j
fVb el rig “>
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re 1 a t‘e d
d e f en se / off e n s e
o r
:L e n t e cl
,
n e w
c a p a.b i
I i t
:i. es
,
Post
session
impressions
rdundod device
under' Th'5 ck
" protective
,t i
a.,
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t^arrspar enir'^sfilei di"ng;
device.
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two
g 3 ass
hjiies^froiTi
air 't.dur* yl ass
dr
egg
ti mers at
ri ght
angl es
.to ..each .other,,, join.
*i e d
at
the
mi ddl b
,
vflth!2rush's e”
sgs" of
1 1 gift
occur ring,
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them.
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a
lifige*. roptai.gul ar
etruciiu’-e.
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„„j
q
i eon are
important
coi ors^tsociated
wj lh
U.e
a.,
;t J Iiqy smells
and metallic,
shiny textures.
borne sort
of
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f;ir r,ressinq
is
going
on
within the structure.
I here
is
a
la. ye
ftfr-n- area,
wel
1 -lit.,
wi th ...romp ] ex
and
often rather
3 *rge-,
^
a«sembi*aqes‘ of
s t a i nl ess-steel
and 'other metallic objects {«v*P
c.r)pdratus.
The process
involves
contrn.l
]
i ng
,
conrli^isi
i iy
,
rontaininq,
filtering,
precision,
and colors such as_grfen
anr
veilnw,
and ga«y consistencies.
Titration,
catalysis,
pr’^nfe mav also be
involved.
There
are dials
and
, eadouts
if e
m
used
to monitor
the
internal
states and conditions
in the various
pi (•res
o-f
equipment.
Introducing,
comJojjjing,
adjusting
and
monitoring
are activities
involved
here.
Valves,
pipes-and
filches
-for .detail/ which also process.
Cool
temperatures u.e
necessary
in some places and
hot temperatures
in another.
Impressions
o-f
people turning wheels or valves
to inU ou.ee
element
into
a container
of
another
to obtain
syr. the&is^^^ ^
product! on
of
some
th i rd substance-^ J.1
r ;
UI \ h
Uw process/technol ogy—ShTbr^kthr ough."_. type^p.f
. pro.«^ou«
bt--
S j te
is
a
sutfe] ement
of
. a
1 arger effort/organisation
whiel.
is
Hi Versifies "geographically and
in
its activities.
P^ple here
at
c; j te are excited,
enthusiastic,
satisfied wich
wnat they
uo,
a r» d
-f
& 1
a
s e n
e
o -f
*f
: u. 1 f i l 1 m e n t
a n d
a c c a m p 1 i s h m en t .
t h ey
i e fe 1
thRv
are doing
something
construct i.v_e
. for
. their. society.
In
the
process--, ng
,
verdigris
K>;oradynami.c ..f low.f possibly
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t h e v
a re
d o
:i.
ri g
i
J n
t h «:?
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,
v *e-i
i u u.r i s
eager. t,
a
"fusing",
and
per hap;
; ome sort "o-f
implosive
all
seejpjo ^ejlnvolved.
Pressure
is
\ mporeanx
.
Caustic.-,
ee«
;
ir-p.;: r~ 7.
: t ../.V,
.
,
.
- -
-
f,vv o'l ve d
.
r eg u i r
.i n g
safeg u.ards;
t he
fi g ur a t
;t v e
i u ea
ut
"ferment inq "
pi ays" a role—the sense
of
aging
a substance
gradually ," changing,
maturing,
transforming,
stabl
_
1 1
ttT? 1
^
+ h p
p
a p e r
p r ecaut i o
a r e
f ol 1 owed
t h e
sub stances c«m
u«
,
.
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x ,s 1
v x
hi
« H-
ri i r « r
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f” OH t
C t
m LA S t
ta 0
0.V O 1
Cl 0 (“J
n q x
j du 55
,
h a ¥ ar d o d S
su b s c a
c s^
«a i &
the
t
:i qurat
ft ve
:i ue=T tjT
t h (=?
p r o pt b r
p r b c 0.u 1 3 u n s
a 1
control led relatively safely,
but direct contact must-be avoided.
wij'¥ps‘ are special 1 v designed
to avoid any amount
leakage,
..
arc i -dental
discharge
oh pressure "bl owouts.
- - A -spec a al
fr.etal
e.s.
l oy
-is
enibToved
that
is -dense,
steel -based
,
machi ned^J anneal ed
,
and
Ton-conductive.
the" end product' is
the- m&sr dangerou^.
’
_
fin.ln iter measures for
it
are
di'f fjjrul.t "fd-app I y7 "si owUc’t i hg"
, _>nd
rel Hi vely'unpredi rtable,
as
well
aS only
mar g/n-^J
success-i ul
.
Tho Tr, stance
is actively aqain^t
hydrocai 'boTr/organi_c
materials.
Its consistency
is
d'enaer than _a._normal
gaseous substance, ;byit
1 c
c
d p n Se
-I h a.n
a
so 1 i d or
1 i q u i d .
Th e ~i d ea
ot
"gelatinous,
j
comes best
to mind.
The constituent parts are gaseous/ vaporous?
.1.
1..,.,
j.:w
r
, r-nHM>f-'i¥¥iiaFTnou5.-
, The proposed application
ul
but the
fttnal
prbBuc'€;Ts^"gei apfnous.;^ The proposed application
i
the substan ce
iV*on r>C^^o.liliriJC.a
et
been 1°
|
..or caii on
to employ
it .in.any practical
miode.'
Its us^seems to
Vnvol ved distribution oyer^wide;'area out
of
docrs.^
r r es^nt ly
tners
''
i s'-To" sense of Inimical
.purpose...
\AOLs
of
chemical
warfare
.
i-^rnr-d-
i '-si y , -a-fusi on. p.Q.wec:
. I-'J. =*r.t
were suggested.^
ntj
1 east*"' t^-ee*. substances
(see sketch)
are
used' to produce the^pnd
product 1
" Jhe' first
'aub stance
is
cool
,
sharp
in
smell
and
+«el
, ^
and
produced' the
i German_ word
"Sauerstoff "
(oxygen)
as
a
p p c
-j p t oc .
*|^i'e
Sieconst subst a n c e
is
"benign",
"flat",,
has
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smell
,
has
a neutral
temperature,
and produced
the word
i
i" i er t
a s
a
d e s c r i p t or
«
i e
*r
i n a
3.
s u ta s t a n c: e
i s
w a r rn
Id r tjw n i s h
,
::: t
i
Cl Q X H Q
“ i
pOupy*,
causti'c , .and
has
a
nasty, .taste;
i t suggested
the AOL
of
i o c I i n b m
n-ie
e n d
prod uc t.
w h en
c: on t a c t. i n g
or g an
i. c
h a sed
rr ra t or i a j s
c a u s e s
t la e
. rn a t e r i a 1
t o
c u r d 1 e
a. n d
I "i a is
t
!
i e
seh s e
o -f
" s
3. o u q h
i n q
o-f-r
< AOL
of
"liquid
leprosy").
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Ihe people here are neat
and
tidy,
ties
under
white
3 a
I
c oa t
,
an d
e x h
:i b i t
n
r a r e
o -f
a
h i v e
rn en t a f i t y "
t h a n
wa u 1 d
t h e
:i. r
A H
i e r
;i c a n
c o u n t e r p a r 1 s
i n
a
e
.i
rn i
]. a r
s i t u a t i an
- 1 h ey
' r e
]. e <;:> s
in d:i. v i dua 1 ly
i n d ep eri d en t
i n
t h e i r
e-f *f or t s
-
^Team war k V^by
7:
e u ] t u
i e
r a *1:
1 er
t hi a n
:i. n d i v i d u a ]
c hi o i c e •
T h ey
a r e
v e r y
rn Cic hi
a
P
1 " ° d
c
'J“
° t
t h® i r
Oc i e t y / c u 1 1 u i - e ,
a n cl
m u c hi
> n o r e
unif a r m
i n
1 e i r
P e r sa n a
3. i t i e s
a n d
r e s p a n s e
t o
t hi e w o r 1 d
.
Th e r
1 e
i s
a
rn i.
3 d
d e f 0 n ^ i v e n e s s
o r
p a r a n o i a
un d er 1 y i n g
t h e
:L r
so c :L a 1
b a c k g r o u n d .
They seem tojiave some sort
of
oriental
feel
about
them.
Ther e
i s
_ a
1 a r d e
b o d y
a -f
w a t e i “
s o n iew h e r e
i n
t hi e vicinity.
AGLs
o-f
the east
s Tele
the Caspian* Sea and
" Semi pal yt i risk "
# ““
v
( hi o w e ve r
i t
s
s p e 3. 1 e d )
c 1 os e d
u p
t h e
s e s s i on
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