Oh! Michael,
I went to lots and lots of meetings over the years...on all sorts of
subjects... And for all sorts of reasons...I went dressed up as a communist,
socialist, liberal, conservative, social democrat, trade unionist, actor,
player, poet and in so many other guises that I can't remember them all.
Sometimes I even switched roles during a performance and became a raging
environmentalist, or a compliant and grovelling subject...ever so 'umble to
m'lord; even worse, changed or forgot my lines altogether half way through;
though my best role was as a plain loonie; in that position I felt that I
performed at my best because I was at my most sincere. Once, I even went to
Cinderella's Ball dressed as a transvestite... A most janusian and existential
experience, to all gathered there, if I may say so.
Now how would you, armed with such truthful, concise and congealed information
supplied by such an independent and reliable open source as my goodself on the
Cryptome mailing list, to which you subscribe...categorise or classify me in
that great mind of yours? How would you, in an assumed role as an amateur spy,
report my chis to an imaginary superior? This is purely in the interests of an
academic exercise in your and our intellectual development, of
course...😉😉...say no more...😇😇😇.
ATB
Doug.😈😄😴
On Nov 26, 2015 01:55, Michael Best <themikebest@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
"Anybody know the half life of an FBI file? It's longer than any of our
natural lives."
Always thought Cryptome was just based in Manhattan, not supplying dialogue
for the show about the project ;)
On Nov 25, 2015, at 8:48 PM, Michael Best <themikebest@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
"You know, there were times I envied the spies. They never worked alone.
Rendezvouses, meetings, signals, betrayals... one big, happy family. Wanna
hear a joke? How do you catch a Communist? Hold a meeting. Not a joke,
actually, a real tactic. The FBI... a bunch of amateurs... but even they
know how to read a hotel registry or a passenger manifest. The best
blacklists are the ones the traitors sign all by themselves."
The writers were practically channeling JYA.
