Wednesday, September 29, 2010

Dark Enlightenment (a philosophy)

Dark Enlightenment
(A philosophy)



If God wasn’t invented for the poor, the rich would have invented him for them so they could remain rich, in fear they would take from them, all they robbed back from them. Can the poor live among themselves without a God? Do we create God out of vanity? Does a peacock have a soul? And if we say no, how do we know? What would the peacock say if he could? I know what Will Durant, Voltaire, Carl Sagan, and Stephen Hawking would say: philosophers could live amongst themselves, without God, but nobody else could. So perhaps, philosophers created God, out of necessity for morality’s sake? So if we have an avenging God, we common folk better watch out, and treat those thieves with grace. So in the long run, we feed the philosopher, so he doesn’t have to work, and we then can listen to his concepts, his wisdom, and his newest invention of God being the Universe, without a mind, his newest doctrine. Yet, in a way it is good to have a God around, He keeps a society from crime, based on fear?

Now let me give you some truths before we get to the insight to this article, if there is one. The Bible reads, in part: no matter if God stood in front of these people, non believers, it wouldn’t do any good anyhow, they’d still not believe. So this is perhaps the reason God does not show up in front of them, or in their backyards, or send an angel to stand at the end of your bed as to protect you, of any demonic forces while ill.
Let me take this another step further. Science is supposed to be based on fact: many people have seen Christ, or angels, or experience miracles, but to the atheist, psychologist, philosophers, it is all hogwash, I mean there are documented proofs of this, yet it is accepted by science as science fiction, or less than proof. No one has been on Mars, but we accept that as reality and for those who saw angels we accept that as more of an illusion. I mean, if you were an angel would you squander your time with an atheist?
Everyone knows Jesus existed, but few scientists give him credit for doing miracles, lest they have to agree he tips the scales of science with his miracles. If I said I believed in God, that I saw Christ, talked to angels, experienced miracles, even demonic beings, therefore, my science has proven to me, God exists, what would the other scientists say, like: Durant, or Hawking? I’m not talking about souls, or afterlife or anything, just Jesus, miracles, angels and God per se. I am not flattering myself as they’d say I was doing, those scientists. Science goes by what they observe, they don’t know if a real black hole exists, that would be very presumptuous, they just produce a theory because they have to produce something, or not be considered a great scientist in the eyes of the observer. Anyhow, they would tell me to go see a psychologist, who again most likely would be an atheist, that if an angel appeared in front of him he’d say it was a mental illusion, something to do with the chemical imbalance in the mind. So where is reality?
If we can’t agree that God or Jesus, or angels exist, with people seeing them, experiencing them, and historically documenting it for two-thousand years, how does science expect us to believe in them, especially when the majority of their science is based on theory, concepts, and some observations? Now science says there is no need for philosophizers: thus, they do away with Plato, and God all in one box, and close it up forever for mankind. For what, a black hole in space.
These folks find it difficult to admit—comfortably admit, the obvious, and again I am not talking about religion, or myths, just the simplicity of empirical data, experience, observation, and a following that has been following this God thing for 10,00-years, not Hawking concept which he invented a year ago or so; to me, having experience what I’ve mentioned above is unchangeable, acceptance of natural laws can be bent, and the only one that can bend them is not from the world of sparrows, but a higher up source, we all call God.

9-29-2010

If Earth Was Heaven (a short story)


If Earth Was Heaven
(A Vignette))



His words could not fade, would not fade, once spoken and directed to you. How miserable to be the one, spoken to by William Witchlow, so often reiterated by so many.
If earth was heaven, William might have considered his gift Godly sent, but on earth, upon recognition, people in general (in particular those who knew him) avoided him, and those others, the ones I called—in general, if they heard about him, or had seen his name in the newspapers, also avoided him.
“He’s kind of scary,” exclaimed Judge Henry Brown, of Sparrow Ville, a quiet and small Midwestern town in Southern Minnesota, in the early 1960s.
“He recently talked to me,” said Peter, the town’s Chief County Attorney, shaking his head as if to empty it, “I still can’t get that sentence he spoke to me out of my head; I shall never feel quite comfortable until I do!” he said annoyingly to the Judge.
They both now saw William Witchlow, approaching them, having been some moments talking to a stranger, a young lady, evidently no one he knew, it had looked as if he was giving directions, his back to the Judge and County Attorney. As he approached, it was as if he had heard—overheard—their remarks or something else was on his mind—contemplating. William was a wealthy and middle-aged man, with the confidence that goes along with it; indeed he was not careless with his fortunes, and often needed a lawyer, and at times Peter had given him advise, if anything. In actuality, William looked more the artist type, and dressed similar, than he did the aristocrat.
He had been told— by the judge never to greet him, lest he be jailed for disturbing the peace, with such a bizarre and single effect he had on people and especially the Judge, William understood, took no offence to his request. These lasting effects were not brief, evidently, it struck each person differently. For the Judge, it was profound, and lasting. For the County Attorney, they lasted several weeks, and then would fade into oblivion.
By and large, William had gratified the Judge’s wishes, and spoke not one word to him ever since they had had that conversation, some several years now.
Thoughtfully, William approached Peter Manning, said in the hastiest voice, as he walked by—with only a pause in his footsteps, “You must not lose this opportunity,” and then continued on with his walk.
“He must mean to represent him in some appropriate action,” said the Judge to Peter, adding: “go ask him what he meant?
“He wasn’t speaking to me,” said Peter to the Judge—“even though he was looking towards me when he said what he said, he actually nodded towards you.”
It was the Judge’s choice to proceed with asking William what he meant by what he said, and that nod of his head towards him. But he didn’t. He left well enough alone. His wife died later that afternoon, in the hospital, alone.


No: 684 (9-29-2010)


Monday, September 27, 2010

Science and thier Heap (Poetic Prose)

Science and their Heap



The arrogance of science would have us separated from God, from his love for the empty dark, cold space out there.

With their reasoning and logic and black holes, and all, theory and concept, on top of theory and concept, words galore, until there is such a heap, King Kong, wouldn’t be able to carry it to the library—they search on and on for what is so obvious.

They try to persuade you—no, manipulate you; they send a boat, with an oarsman to your pier—how lucky I am to have connected with God, in faith, in vision and in person in the past—by this joy, science leaves in an empty skiff, when it leaves my dock, unable to submerge me into their overwhelming doctrine (which is per near all gobbledygook anyhow).

Dedicated to Carl Sagan, and Mr. Hawking
No: 2808/9-27-2010

Sunday, September 26, 2010

Israel's Moratorium on Settlements

Israel’s Moratorium
On Settlements (September, 26, 2010)

First of all, there will be no peace, simply because of a moratorium on the settlement issue in Israel. Matter of fact, I’ve seen the construction in person; to me it’s a good thing, considering the room needed for housing. At best, it will create a lull—and that only is good for Hamas actually, so they can re-supply themselves with weapons to kill more Jews which is part of their credo (that is why the Palestine’s selected Hamas to run them in the first place); you see, you got to do one of two things with Palestine, or Hamas or the PLO: eliminate them from the picture (as one Hamas leader had stated, and then was assassinated), or change their formal reasoning, and since they are teaching their kids the only thing they know, which is documented under their credo, and which is for to kill more Jews, or to eliminate the Jewish state or the Zaniest Regime, kick them out of the Holy Land—completely. As we all know, or should, the Muslim has verbally unrecognized them to have a right to exist (and those who have not, do so, behind closed doors), claming it was their land before them, and to be frank, the only thing that was there before the Jews were the Rephaim Giants of old, the so called Canaanites—dating back to 4000 BC. In a like manner, the United Nations best kept secret is that they hate the Jews also; similar to Obama’s and Clinton’s view, if only they could proclaim it, they would. Anyhow, we can attest to this by looking at history, short history at that: did peace come when Israel gave away Gaza, a piece of land that many a Israel soldier died to wipe clean of the enemy—Egypt? (They may have gotten a long lull with Egypt, but not with Palestine, and that lull with Egypt, will die out someday) In essence, No! It gave the PLO and now Hamas a homeland to kill more Jews from if anything.
Now, with a third thought, Syria, they want the Golan Heights back. If you’ve ever been there, you’ll notice Syria has many bunkers still there, usable for a new war, and the hills look down upon the Jews (I’ve been there), so you got a new ambush in the making should they give them back to Syria, for peace and tranquility, which they will never get from them in the long term. It goes back to the old credo, which America thinks they change the mind of the Arab-Muslim and the Jew by pumping dollar after dollar into good will—how foolish can you be. Obama will of course push this, as will Hillary Clinton two Dodo Birds.

Saturday, September 25, 2010

"My Baby," read by Dr. Dennis L. Siluk, Poet Laureate

The Owl Poems (or, Four Poems for the Owls)

The Owl Poems
(or, Four Poems for the Owls)


1

Leaf in the Water

I am a leaf in the water
I think I’ll float on down to the Ocean
I laugh when I hear the fish under me complain
I’ll tell you the truth,
I'd rather be eaten up as a fish
(trying to escape, as someone’s prey)
Than scattered here and there.
As a leaf—as I am,
Having done nothing but lay around
On a tree, then on the ground all day—
And now on top of the water,
Mostly hidden—:
For me, the world will never be real.

No: 2806 (9-25-2010)


2

Tomorrow, this!

How do I awaken the elite sleepers?
There are no metaphors for that
No poetry, per se (they do as they please
in a world they’ve created)
I need loose electric wires
tied to their toes, that’ll
Make them move!
“The world is falling apart,”
I tell them, “and they have to save it!”
Or…“Prepare us to live in the one
essential to survive in,
that they are destroying for us
while here on this earth.”
But all they do is pick blossoms:
“Tomorrow,” they say “we’ll have
a meeting, form a committee!

No: 2805 (9-25-2010)



3

The Eaters

The fish in the sea are thirsty
The pigs in the pen are hungry
The foul in the leaves is looking
for a worm;
Grasp the fact, everyone is
looking to eat—
All going from one place
to another
Some walking, some flying
some swimming—
This is the real world (Mr. Hawking)


No: 2804 (9-25-2010)


4

Stages of our Lives

We are all in different stages of our lives
Some in summer: running to and fro like
wild geese and puppy dogs;
Some in spring: looking at him and her,
and marvelous things;
Some in fall: trying hard to make ends
meet;
Some in winter: like me, writing poems
and traveling, celebrating life
taking what is left in, as if it just began.


No: 2503 (9-25-2010)

Friday, September 24, 2010

Dreamy Waters (a sucide poem)

Dreamy Waters
(or: Suicide)

We desire peace when we feel dead or bad.
In a happy hour, we never think of suicide.
In a bad one, it’s sleep or death.
Like a fire, the only peace it gives
are ashes…!
Death-day, is a short day, one that
You’ll never wake up to say:
“Boy, those were dreamy waters!”

No: 2801 (9-24-2010)

Thursday, September 23, 2010

Vignettes (of Living life as it comes)

Six Vignettes

(Of living Life as it comes)


Second Day in
Jerusalem


(July, 2010) “—Muslims,” said Haim, a Jerusalem city police officer to his partner, Shimon, “they’re both Muslims, there’s going to be trouble” he repeated, as they were driving up to a curb.
At 1:00 o’clock in the afternoon in Jerusalem at our hotel, the second day in Israel, my wife and I had just left this small café, about one hundred and twenty-five feet from our hotel, and two floors below us, and across the street, built on a slant was this cafe, to a subsequent street, also below that, tucked away in-between a few other small businesses—here, the two police officers were pulling up, to park alongside the curb.
We were on the balcony looking down. The young man an Arab, Muslim, who I had met and talked to earlier, the manager of the café, was pushing a middle-aged man, also an Arab, Muslim out of his café and onto a parked car on the grass, next to the adjoining sidewalk. The Manager yelled at the middle-aged man, “You asked for the coffee, and I made it, you got to purchase it now!”
“Hell I do,” the customer said, “you oughtn’t to have made it before you told me of the price increase its way too expensive now.”
“There’s likely to be a hell of a lot of trouble here,” said Haim to Shimon, a third time.
“They’re a nuisance aren’t they?” said Shimon. Then he hesitated and added “I mean who the hell they think they are?” (Assuming they should have stopped fighting, once seeing the police car approaching, if indeed they had).
“Okay,” said the manager to the middle-aged customer, “I’ll overlook it this time,” letting the man regain his equilibrium from being thrown over the front hood of the automobile, noticing a police car had just parked nearby, alongside the curb, and a small group of citizens were gathering to see the ongoing event.
“Alright,” said Shimon, to Haim, looking closer at the two men now, “but how did you know they were Muslims in the first place, when we hardly even had pulled up here, to the corner yet?”
“Muslims,” said Haim, “I can tell Muslims a mile away.”



No: 685 (9-22-2010•



We Were on Guard duty at Cam Ranh



We were guarding the back perimeter fence, of the ammo dump, on Cam Ranh Bay, in Vietnam, 1971, three of us, Smiley, and Gordon, with me, Gordon being a Buck Sergeant, and Smiley also, and me, I was a corporal. This was the first Vietcong I had ever seen, along with his other buddy that is, they were climbing our barbwire fence to get out of Alpha Dump, I had seen them climb over some boxes of ammo rounds, as tall as a six-foot walls, jump down to the ground and run to the fence, knowing they had been spotted, evidently not enough time to set up any explosive charges or material. We waited till they got stuck—more like, entwined in the barbwire, and then as Smiley and I were about to pop him, each with a 7.62 ammunition round, from our M16 rifles, Sergeant Gordon yelled “Stop!” He was younger than both of us, and had more time in Vietnam than me, but not more than Smiley. They both were stacked down heavy with gear, but no rifles between either one of them, they looked at us, about one-hundred yard from us, in near shock, frozen in their quest to get out of this awful predicament.
Then a car pulled up in back of us, “You shoot the taller one,” said Buck Sergeant Smiley to me, “and I’ll get the smaller one.”
“No,” said Gordon, “I outrank you, what’s your day of rank, Sergeant Smiley?”
Sergeant Smiley looked at Gordon—dumbfounded, and then at the American Jeep that just pulled up—the Captain was in it, and then at the two Vietcong that were about to escape. “April 10, ‘71” he said with hesitation, it was now the second week of May.
“I outrank you by a month and a few days; this is a lawful order, stand down.” And about the time Sergeant Smiley and I looked back for the two Vietcong, they had escaped.

That night, while watching a John Wayne movie, out in the center of our company area, the MP (Military Police) Company, next to us—also watching a movie, got a hand grenade thrown into their area, shooting sacramental all over and sending several soldiers to the nearby on base dispensary for light wounds, some one said they saw two Vietcong running. It came just like that.


No: 686 (9-22-2010) •



On The Bus:
Outskirts of Ephesus


The strange thing was, she said “Do you think I’m pretty?” and I nodded my head yes, and she stared at me, she was all of fifteen or sixteen (dark long black hair, fine in figure, and about five-foot two-inches tall, a beauty, this was in the winter of 1996), I was forty-eight years old at the time.
“Take me with you,” she exclaimed. The rest of the tour folks were all now getting onto bus, passing this lovely creature, oddly looking at her—pert near on her knees, as she was looking at me. It was late afternoon, and we had been taken to a rug merchant show, outside of Ephesus, and I had purchased a small rug, while several other folks from the tour bus, had bought rugs of a much larger size, some pulling them onto the bus. She was one of the girls I had talked to during the tour around the rug factory, and show and during the light lunch they provided for us, who had told me—speaking broken English, with her Turkish accent, how she was purchased—perhaps better said: sold to the proprietor for two-years of free labor, for a lone on a piece of land, her father had bought. Thus, she was making rugs, along with her other duties. Her girlfriend had formed a relationship with the proprietor, a man nearly as old as me, and therefore, she got most of the benefits, she none; so she explained to me.
I said—nearly in despair—oh most thoroughly, “This just isn’t possible, nothing I can do about it, I’m very sorry.”
She had to be taken away finally. It was a most extraordinary case, I wanted to help, and I wasn’t married—and I think she knew that, and during every phase of the tour, show and lunch, that they provided for us, she had looked at me with those soft girlish dark eyes, that just died when I said, had to say—and when she become absolutely stiff, in posture after I said it, and I’ll say it again—: “This just isn’t possible…”
There we all were sitting on the bus, and me, especially me, as if an earthquake struck.

No: 687 (9-22-2010) •


He Pecked-Pecked
The Black Tailed Cock


(Fall of 2006) They charged-whacked each other, pecking and pecking the legs of one another, and the long black tailed cock, the heavier one, went to its knees. The other lighter cock, white- breasted cock, twisted its neck and beak over the other’s neck, finding a grip, both flopping their winds hard against the wall as if to get momentum, drumming them against the small arena’s wall in the El Rosedal backroom, in Lima, Peru. Then they both stepped back, and charged pulling and hauling up feather after feather, wings spread to gain balance, the long black tailed cock swinging backward off balance a number of times but upon regaining it, he went on with the battle, as the other one came whacking him on the head and back with his beak, as he swung forward and backward, trying to fend him of, and find his balance again, but neither ran a loose, like so many cocks do to escape the other: they stood face to face—like the old bare-knuckled boxers of the 1880s and ‘90s did, like John L. Sullivan did: jerkily they fought along the long solid concrete yellow arena wall, with five-hundred people watching ever move they made: it would seem if pecks were counted—as punches or blows, as in boxing, the white-breasted cock pecked his opponent to the bone, with twice as many pecks. The adjudicator—stepped in, pulled them both apart, blood on the beak of the white breasted cock, the Referee, he leaned forward, shook his head, at the owners of the two cocks, the fight was long—over ten-minutes, thus, between the two, they both showed stemma, fortitude, and bravery, and the crowd was happy and roared, and the two cocks nervously wobbled in circles as the owners came to pick them up, to fight another day, the referee, looking at the cocks as if not able to make up his mind if he should have allowed another minute or two.

No: 688 (9-22-2010) •


Music to His Ears



He is not tall nor short, perhaps taller than short for a Peruvian though, and near ninety, short black hair laced with white, bronze skin, not dark nor light, an aging rum color. He is a proud peer of the realm, constantly visiting the Peruvian Palace, municipalities, the horse races, who lives in Huancayo, Peru, but visits his home, called Lima. He sits in his room going over his many papers, an elegant house, in Lima, looks as if it was made of white stone, laced with iron here and there: it reminds me of the modern and the older houses of San Francisco, of yesteryear. We are drinking a rich flavored cup of Kenyan coffee, in the form of a latté.
A number of sparrows race by the dinning room window chasing one another, in the house garden: one pauses like a helicopter in midair as if to check out who is watching them, and goes on over to the table where there is birdseed, and he comments: “These are exceptional little creatures from God. The many colors they come in. And make music with their songs.” He looks at his daughter with respect, with his fine dark eyes. “Believe me, they are precious!”
During the course of the day, he talks to his daughter on the horses, and his paperwork, curious things. That her husband should become president of Peru, and go to war with Chile, and Ecuador, get their lands back; he also talks about his daughter in the United States, Mercedes, Ana, and Martha in Lima, and Mini and Nancy in Huancayo. And that she should sell all her lands in the Central Jungle, and travel with her husband.
“Yes, of course I believe you, I should do that,” Rosa says.
She tilts her little head. “Well, do you want more coffee?” she questions.
So saying, she drifts into the other room to check on her husband, doing his daily readings and writings, gradually turning the television on, and the radio in the kitchen off. The old man watches from the arch of the doorway between the kitchen and the dinning room, the living room is part of the dinning room where the television set is.
He starts to talk about ghosts, and God. His daughter avoids these subjects. She accepts this as fact, for wanting attention, something to do, talk about, and perhaps a deep belief that is contrary to hers and he likes to debate, but she doesn’t.
“I’ve noticed that; I wonder about.” He starts his sentence off.
“Perhaps we can talk about something else,” says Rosa, knowing the conversation will just go in circles, if it is political or religious. He came down to Lima to stay with her for three-days; it’s been ten-days now.
She laughs a little, a kind of serious laugh, when he mentions the ghosts, prefers not to hear about his battles with his demons.
“Pity.” She tells her husband, “I can’t help him become a Christian.”
“Don’t be so alarmed with it,” he says to her “one must keep in mind, he loves God, nonetheless,” he is explaining. That is perhaps his only sin, to her knowledge, if indeed that is a sin.
“I don’t quite understand,” she tells her husband in a low murmur. What took him completely away from Jesus Christ, but it seems irrelevant to him, as long as his vision is on the Bible and God Himself, the rest will work itself out somehow, perhaps gazing into those dark mirrors, fighting with those demon at night. He tells her, “It is our job to bring the bowl and soup to him, not to for him to eat it! That’s Jesus’ job.” That seems to smooth things over for a while.
From close up, she tells her dad, “You’re always welcome here pa, and my husband loves to have you, but you said you’d be here three-days, and it’s been ten.”
“Ten days,” the old cougar says, slyly, “woops, time does go by and you don’t even notice it. I do remember now, yes, it’s been at least that.”
“It really doesn’t matter all that much, we wouldn’t mind seeing you every so often, but we ought to have some privacy, you should come back next month for a few days, it’s my husband’s birthday.”
“Oh yes, yes, I’ll leave tonight.” He says.
“No,” Rosa comments, as he raises his eyes from looking here and there, and then at her, says: “Tomorrow morning is fine, it’s too late now, wake me up in the morning, I’ll walk with you to get a cab.”
He goes back up to his room, sits on his bed, starts to read the list of new horses for the races to be, it is like music to his ears.


No: 689 (9-23-2010) TC
Dedicated to Augusto Peñaloza




A Result

(Vietnam, 1971)





The Private was drinking wine in the company area, alone, it was dusk; everyone else was in their hutches, as we called our little huts we lived in, in Vietnam, back in 1971. He seemed very happy to see me. He handed me his bottle of wine, and I took a drink from it, he had been in country no more than a month, I was going home in a few months. “This is it,” he said, as if he was already tired of war. He was breathing hard, smoking one cigarette after another and the one he was smoking now, taking big drags off of, was burning read hot, like a candle melting on top of a scorching furnace. “Oh, how was it today?” I asked him. He then sat down on the wooden walkway that ran throughout our small company area, no bigger than a football field. And he asked if I had any beer in my hutch and I did, and went a brought a few cans over, sat back down beside him. “You have good beer here,” he commented, as I gave him one, to help wash down his wine, the bottle pert near empty. I nodded my head, up and down as if to say—yaw!
The military patrol he was on today, he told me, it’s senior sergeant (Staff Sergeant type), would not allow him to talk about what took place outside the company area today, down near the south, near the sea. “Staff Sergeant Gordon’s a very good man I believe, he knows his stuff, he has his reasons for doing whatever he had to do, or you may have been told to do by him”, I said, plus I wasn’t asking for any details—not in particular. But it was frightfully difficult for him not to talk about it, the drunker he got, the more he needed to talk. “I’m pretty sure he did right though,” he said after a while. “He shot all three gooks,” the Private told me, as they had tried to get away from the scene. “Well,” I said, “the main thing is, you’re alive and well; these things happen, this is war.”
“Of course,” he said, “I know that Corporal, but it was the doughnut girls!” (That’s terminology for Red Cross girls.)
He looked very sad—no, perhaps more puzzled, if not inconsolable. We talked for a long time. Like two drunken soldiers, he wanted to be cleansed from the results of the day, in particular of what he saw, and had to participate in. The VC (Vietcong) had captured a Red Cross group, killed the jeep driver, and took the two girls, raped them, and tied them to wooden sticks, cutting open the first layer of skin in several locations, leaving them in the sun to die, and be tormented by ants. And when the Private and Staff Sergeant (along with the rest of his platoon), found them, they were already dead.

No: 690 (9-23-2010) •

My Baby (or: Mother of the Sky)

My Baby
(or: Mother of the Sky)


Baby there are those roads, believe it or not that feel
around in the darkness…that no matter where you are,
nor how old you’ll become, should something happen…

to you, my heart would be shredded, abandoned, collapse,
numb, it would burst—; you are the fulfillment of the soul,
crafted inside of me, by the hands of Jehovah—

I slept restlessly, in the sloping dark, before and after,
I gave you life—; confessions, I have none, but I know
when I saw you, I had swallowed the earth, the deep

hungers inside of me, collapsed, everything I need now
is buried, under the sun. How much I love to fly alone
in the rain, knowing you are part of the universe ,

part of me. So much ecstasy…Alone on the unused seas!
I am a mother that can feel her child through all time
and distance…I am the seagull that follows the ship,

in uttering small cries, to let you know, my long prayers
will follow you…my Baby! “Gail, you’ve become a mother
of the night sky—full of life, it all has come to this.”


No: 2800/1-23-2010


Dedicated to: Gail Weber (I hope I have captured, through Gail, the essence of the indefinable love the mother has for her child, that untouchable near magical moment that stare or glance, consciously or unconsciously into the wonderment of giving life to another and watching it mature, that only a mother has and can give, for her baby) by Dlsiluk (2.5)

Note: The Ghazal Form, developed in Persia around the 10th Century, (Arabic Verse), was brought to India in the 12the Century. Often used for music, movies, etc. In my case, I do not adhere to the strict pattern of the traditional form, which is in part five to fifteen couplets (perhaps seven will do, in my case six), repeated word or phrases have stipulations, and each couplet is about the same length and meter; each couplet is its own poem. The end couplet usually has a signature line. In all cases, I really abuse it for content and effect, but I like the style; an apology is given to those I may have offended with my loose usage of the style.

Tuesday, September 21, 2010

Flies in the Frost (Stephen Hawking's Univrse)

Flies in the Frost
((StephenHawking’s Universe) (pertaining to his book “The Grand Design”))




Stephen Hawking says we are stones in a universe, or at least to me, that is what he implies—that grow tentacles, like an octopus; he tells us to think realistically, that we are simply in a small camp in a large forest, with a communal latrine. How devastating that seems. Nonetheless, he implies we are part of a universe that is endless. One with no beginning, and no end, consequently, we are among the procession of skeletons continuously moaning for a God that doesn’t exist, as if we had diarrhea.
And if there is a God, He’s unnecessary, and might just be as well, a shadow hiding in a latrine. Thus, we are all corpses carriers—prisoners of the island Earth, in crisscrossing seas. He takes what little hope man has, feeding us dead flies in the frost, staggering us about, until we’re lost: wondering along the roads, until we’re separated from God—and from that unbridgeable comradeship we once had, for a dead eyed universe that doesn’t talk, or think, but somehow creates everything, telling us we are utterly resigned to its fate: no sugar on his slice of cake. All though he allows us a few physical functions, but no will of our own.
So we die like flies in the frost, moved like stones to our fate; flies in the frost, there is no reason, so, there is no universal loss. So this temptation we fight against, to grab faith by the shoulders, disappears in less than a minute of time, in its ever lasting expanse, how empty a cup he offers. And thereafter we remain forgotten by our comrades on the other side, as if behind a barbwire fence, written off, isolated a remnant of lost time, now in the territory of the dead. But what if he’s mistaken?
And

this permanent hunger we seem to have for eternal life, life after death, is God’s voice speaking over a loudspeaker from the gates of heaven, to our souls, to the marrow in our bones, to the visions in our brains. Oh my gosh, I’m no longer a forehead with just a nose, a face with eyes, and a hole called a mouth. What if God is wailing over that loudspeaker “Stop!” and adds to that, “What’s the matter with you all, that you’re making such a fuss about this new concept”; perhaps as old as the Northern Star. And now Hawking blinks his eyes “What,” he says, hearing Jehovah, but just thinking its some frosted flies in his head, because such a reality is an enormous word for him. Hence, he avoids the call, thinking out loud, glances around in fear, and he murmurs “Those wild rumors, which is playing the trick?” It’s the End!

No: 2799 (9-21-2010)

The Bashan Bull King (Poetic Prose)


The Bashan
Bull King

((Poetic Prose) (with notes))



It happened right down in the Bashan Valley ((in what is now known as the Golan Heights, in Israel, once Syria) (about 1400 BC)), close in front of what is called the Wheel of the Giants, also known as, Stone Heap of the Wildcat (a kind of shrine, temple, astrological site, for the Rephaim Giant Cult of old), you could see King Og (( jababirat )(whose bed was cast in iron)), and Ohaho ((one of the two-hundred Angelic Renegades, enemies of the Most High) (who had left his first abode—before the Great Flood, to cohabitate with the loveliest of earthly women)) snarled at each other, and cursed one another like two Bashan Bulls, on the Bashan Plateau. And when Ohaho charged King Og, the Iron Giant of old, thirteen feet tall (son to Azaz’el the renegade archangel, who had hung onto Noah’s Great Ark, during those far-off trying days above those masculine waters, that obliterated mostly all that dwelled above the earth), three-forth superhuman—of immense weight (his waist four-feet wide), he swung back firmly like a wildcat when the wind hits its face, his legs held in a firm stance, apart, the heavy iron mallet in one hand, a double-edged sword in the other, both crisscrossing following his zigzagging curve in front—as he stepped forward, then he cursed Ohaho, threw the mallet at him, wounded his thigh, broke his balance, as it flopped to the ground, then King Og, swung forward from his charge his feet heavy and sturdy, the heavy sword curving in the wind, and with each swing, each forward thrust, the circling crowd of Rephaim demonic type accursed Giants, roared mercilessly as Ohaho stepped back.
When he started this devastating rush—it was all in one ongoing motion, like a bull charging, looking straight in front of Ohaho, hating with anger, and thirsty for submission. He dropped his sword, picked up his mallet and sighted with the same movement, the side of his temple, and called to the renegade, “Ohaho, Ohaho!” and Ohaho—regaining his equilibrium, charged and just for a moment they became solitary: they become one, and then it was over. King Og was still standing straight with the iron-end of the mullet firmly by his side, griped in one mighty fist, an inch away from Ohaho’s temple. King Og, his other hand raised to the crowd, he had defeated his foe for Kingship of the Rephaim Cult, in the Bashan Bull Valley Plateau, once more. The crowd roared for more blood, and then looking straight down at Ohaho, his legs going into spasms, he dragged him around by the hair—to show his conquest, then, ostracized him from the Bashan Valley— complete.

The King’s smile inflaming, and all that watched dignified and glorious in admiration, entirely filled with awe and fear, forever their pious king of the Bashan Plains (they murmured and whispered among themselves) — personified the king in mysticism. And these Rephaim Giants of old, as tall as cedars and strong as oaks (with their king seventy-generations older), souls of pleasure, they lifted him up, up onto their shoulders and they took him, and like a whirlwind, paraded him around the great stone structure, of 42,000-tons of stones—boulders as round as large oaks, they marched, around this enclosure, within its four circles, to the tumulus, the summit of the stone heap, and like light and thunder, for an ultimate end to the parade, lifted him up as if unto the heavens for the Almighty to see, as if he was the setting of the sun, the righteous one: as if he did not defile, oppress all the children of the people from the earth: where nations had once worshiped him before the great deluge; and a great darkness befell the valley just then, and out of the darkness cautiously came a storm to be—Joshua and his armies.




Note 1: in the book of Deuteronomy 3:11, we see King Og’s bed, monarch of the trans-Jordanian kingdom of Bashan, “Only Og, King of Bashan was left of the Rephaites (Rephaim Giants). His bed was made of Iron and was more than thirteen-feet long and six-feet wide” Also, ancient writings indicate there would be a great battle to come where King Sihon of Heshbon, and King Og of Bashan would war against the Israelites—King Og, would be the only survivor.

Note 2: At one time, iron was as precious as ivory is today, thus the writer of Deuteronomy, felt it necessary to make a point of this, by making a remark on the subject of King Og’s bed.

Note 3: Bashan once contained some "sixty walled cities" with great bars and gates and many un-walled towns, had capitols at Ashtaroth and Edrei in the region of Argob.

Note: The land of Bashan was famous for its prized cattle and oak groves. Lions also once roamed the area in ancient times.

"The Amorite" the giants within this area were as high as cedars and whose strength was like the oaks, dominated this area. Amos 2:9

No: 2798 (9-21-2010)



Surviving Obama, and Now Summers (9-2010)


Surviving Obama
And now Summers (9-2010)




I thought by now Obama would have learned how to run a government, but it looks like he’s a slow learner. Anyhow, Larry Summers is getting out of Dodge and quick and here is a guy who brought the United States down to its knees, being praised by Obama for his “Brilliance…and Judgment”. Obama and Summers have been so destructive for America, I’m, surprised our country’s currency, our paper money can even buy wallpaper. It is becoming more worthless by the day worldwide: we simply print it up, in the name of God.
On the other hand, 60% of Americans are coming to their senses, figuring it out—that Obama’s not the Messiah he pranced about and allowed everyone to claim him as—and after making president, said “Don’t expect miracles…” how humbling can you be; perhaps the opposite: something I’ve been saying for eighteen-months; I guess some of us are slow learners. Obama is the worse medicine America has ever had to swallow, but like a sore throat, you adjust to it, until you can’t take the proper medicine.
It has been officially proclaimed by the White House by Obama, professionals, Harvard schooled professionals, that America’s recession is over, has been for a year, by gosh, this is a surprise to Americans, when the unemployment rate is near to 10%, perhaps is beyond ten-percent, if we include those who have lost all their weekly unemployment benefits, and now are looking at what to do, and how to do it—and this is when crime starts to rebuild its pyramid.
To be quite honest, I’d give Mr. Summers a one-way ticket back to Harvard, and tell him: don’t return. And to leave—: the sooner the better. And let’s pray we can survive Obama, before he gives away the country to the Arabs.

Monday, September 20, 2010

Ye Little Birds (a peom; reedited)

Ye Little Birds
[Back from War]


Here, then, I came back home from War
Back to Minnesota (in ’71),
And the birds appeared before me,
Seemed to know me!
But I am was no child anymore
‘Oh, but I was happy to see the birds fly
Perched on trees so high—
As if they knew God, Himself—
Thank you for the blessings…
Ye Little Birds, for your songs:
I wonder if they know,
They hide in Vietnam!


Here, then, I came back, [Ye little birds]
To watch you, in your trees, blue skies
Fly so free and high…
I find myself somehow
Entwined with thy
With sounds of wings fading
And sounds of song:

Caw-caw
Coo-coo
Cluck-cluck

“He is home,” they cry.

Tossed images inside my soul,
Floating, floating, now to leave the war behind:
For the birds do not like wars
(They have told me so, in Vietnam
“Do not depart,” they said
Just a short while ago…
But yet, I knew I’d have to go
Time, and time again…
The birds know.)

Here, then, I came back to you
Who have never left my mind?
Ye little birds—of Minnesota
I wonder if they know
In Vietnam, they don’t sing
Anymore!


Note: The Author is a decorated Vietnam Veteran (1971); this poem was originally written
And published in 2001, in the book “Where the Birds Don’t Sing” 176 (reedited/revised: 9-2010)

Sunday, September 19, 2010

A Dying Rose after the Rain (a poem)

A Dying Rose
after the Rain


The wind blows low, its sand
Lonely it seems, my youth now
Houses gone, the grass grows wild
In empty lots—
I walked the back dirt path
(a while ago, the very one I walked
as a child),
I’m remembering the autumns
And winters, the seasons changing!
It all looked so desolate,
“There’s no neighborhood left,”
I said to myself aloud.
Just high heaps of this and that
Grass and trees and asphalt
street…!
Who brought this to pass?
Who tore down the everything
that was, and for what?
For an empty street, and
parking lot (of no cars).
Who has brought the army of
engineers down here
With tractors and trailers and
giant plows!
That’s what I pondered then
and now: contemporary
Barbarians…I suppose.
It’s like sorrowful rain, burning
returning!
Now in memory I walk that same
old lane, the only thing that
Hasn’t changed, though old I
Am, and young I was back then,
And soon to be forgotten
As if feed to the lions and tigers
Of the new generation:
I fell like a dying rose, after
the rain!...

No: 2797 (9-19-2010)

Little Bird Voices (a poem)

Little Bird Voices


The little voices of little birds,
that pass the day away
With light steps within my garden,
From branch to branch they leap and sway,
Appear to be cheerful, happy and unraveled
(most of the time) filled with spunk,
And with living life, to its fullest;
I hear them in the light warm sun
(laying about as if on vacation)
Murmuring, chips, and chirps, and buzzes
Croaking’s and songs
I think they’re talking, singing
Begging and a little frightful now and then
as each day goes on—
(kind of like: children)…

A new sparrow, with no back wing
was frozen in fear between
The steps and the
Garden, today; when I was tending
to it, and I just kind of drifted away—
From here to there, allowing it time
To think and escape to a branch near
The nearby Peach Tree! And quick it did.

As the other birds gave peeps, and Israel
The dove, bill snaps, and his mother
And father, bird mating and naps, as
Others did some drumming with their wings
I call it, wing beating, or clapping…

Birds are busy and messy, little creatures
all day long
And they like everything clean,
As I work, and they sing their songs.
But I love to hear their rustles in
the leaves,
Their chips, and chirpings,
and that deep croaking sound,
all those beautiful little bird
Voices, all day long…

No: 2796 (1-19-2010

Saturday, September 18, 2010

"The Grand Design" (Review: A Grand Let Down)

“The Grand Design” by Hawking (Review)

First, let me just say, it was a big let down for me but it was only two-hundred pages so “The Grand Design” although not so grand, and I got it for half price, was a quick and somewhat interesting read, although he followed Carl Sagan's design, in The Dragons of Eden. On the other hand, it wasn't complicated, and he got into the history of things—where this theory and that theory came from, had he not done that, the book would have only been sixty-pages; that part was somewhat old, but still interesting, yet where the design was that threw God out of the picture, I lost it. Here I was looking for the death of God, and found God made more than one Universe, by gosh, he created a larger supreme being than I had ever imagined. Where this proof is, he never really tells you, he kind of goes around in circles, drops a few concepts, theories, ones we all kind of know or heard about, but leaves it up to us to believe that his end predict will do what he says it will do: eliminate God; and here I’m trying to connect gravity and Electromagnetism, and a weak nuclear force, and a strong nuclear force, and so forth and connect all these dots, and were are we after I turn the last page, back to where we started; he does put an alien here and there gives some science fiction writers some data to use on their next short stories in mathematics and quantum theories, but God is still alive. The Design of his new universe is somewhat there, and the ones behind ours and all those other ones, that he just briefly mentions are out there, we have to take him at his word, it’s called faith, in that he knows what he’s talking about; so, as these universes expand, they kind of recreate themselves, like the aliens are trying to do by snatching humanity’s women and trying to clone themselves (this is of course my interpretation of his cloning process for the universes out there we never knew we had, but with his theory). I'm just going on and on because I wanted to read something concrete for once in a science book that doses what the author says it is suppose to do; he does draw his support from folks like Sagan and Darwin, but they’ve not proven anything concrete either; he kind of downgrades Einstein for accepting God as the sum of all things, and gives him credit for starting the ball rolling but I get the impression, he thinks he’s wiser than Einstein (who’s to say?). Anyhow, I read his Black Hole book, again a theory, but better than this one.
9-18-2010

Obama's Sharia for America



Obama’s Sharia for America

Newt Gingrich (former House Speaker), said what I’ve been saying for eighteen months, Obama’s Presidency his new secular social order (there isn’t a Christian bone in his body), government, along with Hillary Clinton’s imagination—their radical Islamic posture to have every red blooded American bend for the sake of the Quran (Sharia Islamic Law), the whole structure of America and its foundations, to inflict Sharia (the law of Islam) on us, is obvious, and hardly anyone is taking note of it. Does this president have everyone blinded or what? Obama and Hillary went nuts when Rev. Terry Jones was going to burn the Quran, but Obama is in favor of putting a Mosque on top of the graves of Americans who were killed by Islamic Terrorist (while the US Military had orders to burn the Bible in Afghanistan so as not to rouse Islam), do we really have to put up with this insult? We will all look different in America soon; we’ll not recognize it as it once was by the time Obama is through. He wants ever American to bend for Islam, and fear them. This system called Islam is supportive of violence, and once we bend, it will be hard to become upright again.

9-18-2010

Friday, September 17, 2010

Behind the Diplomatic Veil (Orange Greys; Ltr.5)

Behind the Diplomatic Veil
(Letter Five)



For Dr. DLS, to General Andréa’s Parra del Riego


October 22, 2010
I am back on the ship, and I sent you the most recent letter from the Master Orange Grey. The ship is starting to feel like home. Sorry you had to delay your trip to Ushuaia, perhaps we can meet in Punta Arenas, we’ll be there in seven days, I am going to take a rest for a weekend there, at a Hostel AInil, I prefer a hostel to a hotel nowadays, I’m less visible. But let me get back to the Orange Greys and their associates. On October 21, I was at a meeting with them, and I’ve found out they come in various descriptions, as for color, physic and personality. Some are as tall as seven feet, some with white skin, and others similar to dolphins in texture. It even seems I saw one return to the ocean, and its arms and legs evolved into flippers. They all seem to have large eyes except the Orange Greys. I counted twelve different kinds—that is variants to their evolutionary form. Not sure what planetary system they all belong to.
We are in reality quite primitive to them, and they are most fixed on their ideas to invade the earth should we not agree, the Orange is keeping them calm for now. They are a dying race, and inbreeding will have to take place somewhere along the line (if it hasn’t already), and I suppose that is one reason they have not taken over our planet thus far. I seen a very large laboratory, they allowed me in it (empty), and its specific work was genetic engineering. The Deros were also there at the meeting, a breed that lives underground I understand. They don’t like the sunlight, and been around even longer than the Orange Greys. Kind of on the demented side if you ask me (likened to the little people in the mines of Peru, called the Muqi, my father-in-law told me about them, Augusto, he saw one in his younger day he’s near ninety now). If I was to put them into a social class, it might be that I’d have said some are more abrupt, crude and outspoken. While others are more refined and business like, or rational, diplomatic, this I sense is more towards the Orange Greys.
All in all, I am sure of one thing, and one thing only: that in the end we shall have to get together and get along with them, like we have with the Russians and Chinese, or parish, this feeling is in the marrow of my bones General. I sense they trust me, and want to get to know me better, I was afraid of them at first, and they are a hair’s-breath away from surfacing, and this would cause a worldwide disruption, if not panic. This is of course my feeling. If you do not respond positively in a week or sooner, anything may happen, with such an unconquerable, overconfident race—their will and pride is more than foodstuff, they will be motivated to do what they said they’d do, they are a race of warriors, behind that present, diplomatic veil they are showing.
I feel they will get to like us; the Orange Greys are prepared to do so themselves, I do believe. I have a sort of hint of thought—that they’d like me be to be something more for them. I presume I shall understand what it all means later than sooner, all I can do is be the messenger here and now for the present, I am learning the value of strange peoples, if anything; good-day.
I have the honor to serve, sir,
Yours faithfully,
DLS, from aboard the Via Australis

PS: When they take me, I simply show up in their presence, unconscious on waking in a strange place: all quite simultaneous.


No: 681(9-17-2010)

The Ultimatum (Ltr.,4/The Orange Greys)

The Ultimatum
(Letter four)




To DLS, Dr., and Mediator

Letter from the Master Orange Grey to both Andréa’s Parra del Riego and Dr. DLS

October 20, 2010


My Dear Friend,

Thank you heartily for your interception in this matter with trying to arrange a meeting with the South American Governments through the General, and I do hope the General is reading this letter likewise. I quite understand the delay, nothing really gets done in long drawn-out committees, and I see perhaps I should not have asked you to be my trustee in such a matter. You’ve seen to your new duties clearly and forthright, asking them to allow us to join the human race, but perhaps I’ve exhausted your precious time.
With regard to your most generous and ardent skills I give to you my friend my highest affection, you most truly and genuinely tired. But, indeed, I think it will be better not to offer our friendship—meaning, the Grey’s friendship—to the Committee members, without this threat, which I am not proud to make and tried to avoid, but I’m sure they will not accept—perhaps better said, will not get any benefit by agreeing unless I tell them up front what we will do if they do not agree, and quickly.
Tell your South American Union, and European Union and whomever wants to listen, the four Grey races have decided to alter the tilt of the earth—if they do not agree immediately to our demands, if not that one of several other choices we will select—and which ever one we select, it will have negligible effects on the temperature of earth of course, the distance of the sun plays a large role. In fact this will bring earth’s eccentricity orbit nearer to the sun, when during the summer months, your oceans will boil, and when it is farthest away from the earth, the earth will be frozen over—all by creating this deviation, we will change earth’s orbit, tell them if we can’t live on the surface with them, it will be a war of physics, pertaining to the laws of nature, of motion and matter, energy and force, we have the means to bring this about. We can also reduce your sun by twenty-percent of its mass, this would plunge your planet into an ice age, and yes, we can also do that. Obviously we will do this, if our very existence depends on it. That is, the fact of our being restricts us to the bottom of the Drake Passage, an environment that is collapsing as I write this letter. You are a weak race, when it comes to science. Should you hesitate any longer, you shall soon see…this will occur. Also, if the sun’s core were to collapse, this would give rise to temperatures—there are many variables here. There are many things we can do, within what you call nuclear physics. We can also destroy all oxygen and carbon on earth, with a strong nuclear force, or, electric force, make it like the moon. Thank you again dear friend and good tidings be with you.

Your affectionate friend,
Master of the Orange Greys, Rufa

No: 680(9-17-2010)

Thursday, September 16, 2010

The Orange Greys ((Forbidden Archaeology)(SF-short story))


The Orange Greys


((Forbidden Archaeology) (SF))











The
Crypto-terrestrial Letter

((Decoded Letter) (Forbidden Archaeology in the Drake Passage))





September 17, 2010.


My dear Friend and General, Andréa’s Parra del Riego,
From my porthole on the ship the Via Australis I am now staring out to sea, we have left Punta Arenas, made a stop in Ushuaia, and through now through the atrocious Drake Passage to Cape Horn—of which I’m still in the middle of this journey (a two week extended journey), as I told you in my last letter, concerning the citadel in the deep of the Drake Passage, I now can speak more accurately on the subject, in particular on the keep, and its embattlements, and fortifications, defenses. I was taken off this ship for a matter of three hours, by some kind of beam that took me into the depths of the Drake, to its bottom. Let me explain: the Drake Passage is perhaps some five-hundred miles wide, from Cape Horn to the Shetland Islands, off the coast of Antarctica, as I’m sure you already know—South America—from the end of the Tierra del Fuego Mountains, and Antarctica being the main waterway, between the South-western Pacific and South-western Atlantic, again, meeting at the Shetland Islands. The Passage at its deepest point is close to four miles deep, to be exact, 19,685 feet, or 6000-meters. Our ship was near Cape Horn, and I was taken to a landing site within the deep waters of the Drake, to my calculations, three-thousand meters, or about half the depth of the Passage. The rains are slightly mild in September and October that is why I took this voyage in September, that has now stretched into October and the second reason, was to complete a book, circumnavigating the Americas. But enough of the Drake, we all know it’s one of the most treacherous shipping canals in the world, do we not.
This sea fortification, beneath the Drake, has cross-channel electricity cables linking the electrical grids of a small militarized island nearby, to up to its Dungeness, to them, carried across the cannel. It has a transmission power up to 160MW. They are working—the inhabitants of this citadel type fortress (and I am discovering within this Forbidden Archaeology)—the Orange Greys (whom appear to be of a smaller race than the other alien Greys, perhaps two and a half feet in height, to four and a half feet; a kind of amphibian, reptilian type race; somewhat humanoid), on what is called Project EBE- Intervention. They are a water dwelling race for the most part. They are oily glistering brown reticulated, “like a frog”, “damp and clammy”, not smooth skinned, rather “bumpy”, “big warts”, “like extreme acne”, “deformed”, “ugly” with a large oval head, and they do walk upright; proportionally short arms, small palms with three (3) webbed claw-like fingers.
This castle like structure, is an old one, it looks as if it was within the defenses in the old days, perhaps had war with other alien races, evidently they get dizzy in our atmosphere, and prefer this underwater fortress to one on top—or did in the far past; our sun is too hot for them. Many are in waters off the coast of Brazil I understand according to the Master Orange Grey—as I referred to him—told me, also that they were upset because some of them have been captured, died of exposure. Their immune systems decay within our atmosphere, within three or four days. I didn’t notice any hostility towards me because of this, or human kind per se.
Anyhow, back to the keep and the deep. The walls that surrounded the fortress as I come to call it, the inner portion of it from what I could see, was leveled, thin in places, but evidently sufficient, and it connected to the outer defenses, there was a raised stone gallery I could see from where I stood in the main operations room. It was just the same kind of stone- work—the outer chambers that is, that I had seen on Malta, in the temples of Xaghra on Gozo or the Ggantija temples as they are called, consequently, older than recorded time, perhaps 17,000-years old. But whatever it may have been 17,000-years ago, it is today a near ruined fortress of many guards, in a most uninhabitable environment, and for a reason. There are whole sections to this underwater metropolis. I have sent you the plans for their intervention, if it should turn out that the climate is not adaptable even on the surface after a long trial, that it does not suit, they shall build a roof over their earthly environments making a suitable climate, but they want the South American Governments to agree to a nonabrasive, un-aggressive pack with them. It must be done with extraordinary taste and care, lest we frighten the world, and in particular, Russia, China and the United States, and create a war, that is not winnable for either side.
As I was given the tour of this exceptional place, it would seem to me, at one time it was ransacked, in old times that is, and I can see from the many windows outside that the structure is weather-staining, and is carved in an endless variety. Although the main stone-work is itself intact, it will not remain that way forever, says the Master Orange Grey.
I am having this letter sent to you by special carrier. Hand delivered. The Master Orange Grey, his eyes are very big, his cranial is likewise big, and he’s perhaps a few inches taller than four feet, I’d guess his weight at sixty-five pounds, a little cubby. His second finger is larger than the others. His feet are small and tapered, and four toes joined together. He seems to be a half-breed, that is, of the EBE-Type I and II, of the Grey race.
This is all hidden and secret information, should someone else get a hold of this, they will not be able to read it, I will forward the secret code, in several letters, you will need to follow the instructions.
The Orange Greys, have told me in no certain words, but indirectly, that: time is of the essence, that they need to make a forward thrust to the surface soon, that they can no longer it off, they can do no magic tricks to continue living planted in the bottom of the Drake. And to be frank, the Earth will not survive another fifty-year, the way humans are going. As the Master told me, “In some far distant time, our master-planners of this fortress of sorts, realized they’d have to live on the surface, like the plants, animals, and humans, this must be achieved now, and no longer can we continue hiding, this is due to the effect of what is taking place on earth! In the long period of neglect of the world, perchance we can help—if not enforce, the survival of the fittest, of this planet for another hundred-years. But the effect that now you see—which is irreversible, and the at best one can see, inevitable we must search beyond Earth’s gravitation, for new accommodations for mass living. Irregular weather, and scattered animal life, the ruined landscape, potential atomic destruction, from our standpoint, we are none too early, but perhaps way too late in our demand to surface. Plus it is, as you can see cramping down here”
They are a strange species, indeed as they perhaps find us interesting, if not self destructive. Their request, under the circumstances, is not weird to any degree, so I feel, for myself, as you know; such uncanny things hold fear, so this fear element must be grounded to its smallest millimeter for the world population to swallow. You’ll have to collect all the responses that the government leaders provide you with, put them in a fact finding book, and I shall summons the Master Orange Grey up, and we shall go from there.
I have the honor to serve, sir,
Yours faithfully,
DLS, from aboard the Via Australis

No: 678 (9-15-2010)




The Ebon Vial of the Orange Grey

((The Crypto-terrestrial Letter) (Letter Two))



October 4, 2010.


My dear Friend and General, Andréa’s Parra del Riego,
From the stern on the ship the Via Australis I am now standing, yes I find myself still onboard the ship, we docked in Ushuaia, for a day, but I talked to Captain Ben, and he’s allowing me to continue on these trips until I accomplish what I am finding to be my new mission in life which concerns your message from the South American Governments, pertaining to the Orange Grey’s request. I actually wanted to write earlier, and more in my last letter, this may sound unusual, but I was taken back down to the underwater citadel, in the Drake Passage, where the Orange Grey’s live, a second time, and this time for twelve-hours. The fact is—for the most part, as I write this letter, standing on the stern of the ship now, looking towards Cape Horn, one-hundred and thirty passengers on board, I keep finding out new things to tell you, concerning the novelty of this underwater world, and ancient fortress. In the long view, it has everything the human mind can devise, in the short view, yesterday when I was roaming about within this castle like environment, I found myself becoming fond of its inhabitants, and the many streets and nooks and shops and shopkeepers that inhabit the place, it’s like Old Jerusalem.
I have slept on this matter, and I find myself putting it into a new classification, and a much more important one. I don’t want to be cynical in my remarks to you but I must stress the Orange Greys intentions. If I were writing Cosmological Philosophy, I would say in a phrase or two, “If the Governments of South America do not heed, the demands of the Orange Grey’s, their associates, have a dark vial in store of them, they would see the world burn in fire, than not be allowed to live on the surface, there are four-types of Grey’s the Orange are the lest worrisome, had it not been for them, the other three races would have surfaced already.
I have asked the Master Orange Grey: why don’t you go back to where you came from, and here was his reply General: “We came here 17,000-years ago, before your Adam and Eve, in a region of space-time that with its immense gravitational force, is cut off from the rest of the universe, that your scientists call a black hole, when our planet became unlivable and perhaps unlovable, as yours is now. You see, we learned, one must love his planet like he loves his God, or family, to be able to live on it as he should, without destroying it, as we had done, this planet is a living thing, like a tree or a fish. There is a multiversity out there, that is, a set of Universes, and there have been at least fifty-seven terrestrial races that have visited Earth, eleven of them now live among you, and four Grey’s as you call us. You earthlings feel there is a single history of earth, or to earth, and it pertains just to you, with a well defined starting point. And that what you see today is the evolution from that beginning. When in essence, before we came there was other races here, and before them, there was—for perhaps 200,000 years or more. You are although the dominate race today, because you have been chosen to be.”
Selfishness is the attachment of longevity, of thinking we were always here I suppose. It surely appears that way; the Master Orange Grey, agreed there is but one God (although our Christian concept of three in one, baffles him, but he doesn’t dissolve it), that is, one God who towers over all the extreme races and heavens, and from him we all catch the first rays of the suns, from all the galaxies, the universes—I am paraphrasing of course the Master Grey.
I am looking afar-off and see the summit of the great Cape Horn, where I’ve longed to go, where I’ve now been twice, it hangs like an upside down leaf in the morning due, from a distance, the gray and the blues of morning, the clouds dropping on top of the mountaintop, you can hardly say which way is up and down. In this rain-filled air, one gets only a faint glimpse of everything that there is to see out in the Drake. I can say without a qualm, there is something in looking at Cape Horn, from the deck of a ship, and having it framed as if in a picture, it even raises one’s own self-love for nature in the raw. All disparity just disappears. I shall certainly sleep well awaiting for your reply. I hope you have not only started on that matter, but you, yourself are waiting for a reply at this very moment. But I know well, that it takes time.
I have been invited back down to the underwater citadel for a more lengthily stay, and to be quite honest, I have learned to hold my tongue, for I have been told in the past I have no hair on it from my earthling brothers and sisters, old friends that is; on another matter, I do mind my own business likewise, when I am with the Master Orange Grey, he is wise and appears to understand humanity—better than we understand ourselves, and he’s three times my age, and I’m sixty-two, will be sixty-three in a few more days. He also realizes whatever man has to use as a weapon, he usually does, and is prepared for such an occurrence, should the matter rise, once they are exposed to the whole of the human race. Therefore, consequently, we all must watch our step, manners and ultimately do not say one thing and do another (secret destinies are not allow here, lest we find ourselves in a war that is un-winnable).
I have the honor to serve, sir,
Yours faithfully,
DLS, from aboard the Via Australis



The Summit
(Letter three)



Letter from General Andréa’s Parra del Riego, Miraflores
October 13, 2010

My dearest friend, DLS,
I am sure you will rejoice to hear of the great news and good fortune which comes to me, through the resolve of the Union of South American Nations, at the most recent summit, the Government heads of each country agreed in theory to listen to the terms of the Orange Grey. Unfortunately I am not free to tell you what they said, or to speak fully of the matter, perhaps in generalities, and surely not over the phone. But I want you to know it is a stroke of good fortune that comes our way, you of course must remain on the ship until things are settled—I will come to Ushuaia to see you, and hope at that time is able to let you know, much that you will be able to tell your friend, the Master Orange Grey. At the summit, the members felt this was all like an impracticable nightmare at first, especially, Garcia and Chavez, however after I gave them more details, and had them pledge all this to secrecy, for the present—least the United States and Russia find out and start a war over it—you won’t mind, friend, will you, if the European Union, is abreast of these facts. Anyhow as I was about to say, I gave them more details, and assured them they were not hostile; they agreed to meet with them, at some later date. I will be in country in a few weeks. Meet me at the airport if you can, we will talk more on this when I come, but I want you to keep the European Union in mind, they do not appear to have a hair-trigger for war, like the other two countries I’ve mentioned.
Your Concerned Friend
General Riego


No: 679 (9-16-2010)












The Ultimatum
(Letter four)




To DLS, Dr., and Mediator

Letter from the Master Orange Grey to both Andréa’s Parra del Riego and Dr. DLS

October 20, 2010


My Dear Friend,

Thank you heartily for your interception in this matter with trying to arrange a meeting with the South American Governments through the General, and I do hope the General is reading this letter likewise. I quite understand the delay, nothing really gets done in long drawn-out committees, and I see perhaps I should not have asked you to be my trustee in such a matter. You’ve seen to your new duties clearly and forthright, asking them to allow us to join the human race, but perhaps I’ve exhausted your precious time.
With regard to your most generous and ardent skills I give to you my friend my highest affection, you most truly and genuinely tired. But, indeed, I think it will be better not to offer our friendship—meaning, the Grey’s friendship—to the Committee members, without this threat, which I am not proud to make and tried to avoid, but I’m sure they will not accept—perhaps better said, will not get any benefit by agreeing unless I tell them up front what we will do if they do not agree, and quickly.
Tell your South American Union, and European Union and whomever wants to listen, the four Grey races have decided to alter the tilt of the earth—if they do not agree immediately to our demands, if not that one of several other choices we will select—and which ever one we select, it will have negligible effects on the temperature of earth of course, the distance of the sun plays a large role. In fact this will bring earth’s eccentricity orbit nearer to the sun, when during the summer months, your oceans will boil, and when it is farthest away from the earth, the earth will be frozen over—all by creating this deviation, we will change earth’s orbit, tell them if we can’t live on the surface with them, it will be a war of physics, pertaining to the laws of nature, of motion and matter, energy and force, we have the means to bring this about. We can also reduce your sun by twenty-percent of its mass, this would plunge your planet into an ice age, and yes, we can also do that. Obviously we will do this, if our very existence depends on it. That is, the fact of our being restricts us to the bottom of the Drake Passage, an environment that is collapsing as I write this letter. You are a weak race, when it comes to science. Should you hesitate any longer, you shall soon see…this will occur. Also, if the sun’s core were to collapse, this would give rise to temperatures—there are many variables here. There are many things we can do, within what you call nuclear physics. We can also destroy all oxygen and carbon on earth, with a strong nuclear force, or, electric force, make it like the moon. Thank you again dear friend and good tidings be with you.
Your affectionate friend,
Master of the Orange Greys, Rufa

No: 680(9-16 & 17-2010)




Behind the Diplomatic Veil
(Letter Five)



For Dr. DLS, to General Andréa’s Parra del Riego


October 22, 2010
I am back on the ship, and I sent you the most recent letter from the Master Orange Grey. The ship is starting to feel like home. Sorry you had to delay your trip to Ushuaia, perhaps we can meet in Punta Arenas, we’ll be there in seven days, I am going to take a rest for a weekend there, at a Hostel AInil, I prefer a hostel to a hotel nowadays, I’m less visible. But let me get back to the Orange Greys and their associates. On October 21, I was at a meeting with them, and I’ve found out they come in various descriptions, as for color, physic and personality. Some are as tall as seven feet, some with white skin, and others similar to dolphins in texture. It even seems I saw one return to the ocean, and its arms and legs evolved into flippers. They all seem to have large eyes except the Orange Greys. I counted twelve different kinds—that is variants to their evolutionary form. Not sure what planetary system they all belong to.
We are in reality quite primitive to them, and they are most fixed on their ideas to invade the earth should we not agree, the Orange is keeping them calm for now. They are a dying race, and inbreeding will have to take place somewhere along the line (if it hasn’t already), and I suppose that is one reason they have not taken over our planet thus far. I seen a very large laboratory, they allowed me in it (empty), and its specific work was genetic engineering. The Deros were also there at the meeting, a breed that lives underground I understand. They don’t like the sunlight, and been around even longer than the Orange Greys. Kind of on the demented side if you ask me (likened to the little people in the mines of Peru, called the Muqi, my father-in-law told me about them, Augusto, he saw one in his younger day he’s near ninety now). If I was to put them into a social class, it might be that I’d have said some are more abrupt, crude and outspoken. While others are more refined and business like, or rational, diplomatic, this I sense is more towards the Orange Greys.
All in all, I am sure of one thing, and one thing only: that in the end we shall have to get together and get along with them, like we have with the Russians and Chinese, or parish, this feeling is in the marrow of my bones General. I sense they trust me, and want to get to know me better, I was afraid of them at first, and they are a hair’s-breath away from surfacing, and this would cause a worldwide disruption, if not panic. This is of course my feeling. If you do not respond positively in a week or sooner, anything may happen, with such an unconquerable, overconfident race—their will and pride is more than foodstuff, they will be motivated to do what they said they’d do, they are a race of warriors, behind that present, diplomatic veil they are showing.
I feel they will get to like us; the Orange Greys are prepared to do so themselves, I do believe. I have a sort of hint of thought—that they’d like me be to be something more for them. I presume I shall understand what it all means later than sooner, all I can do is be the messenger here and now for the present, I am learning the value of strange peoples, if anything; good-day.

I have the honor to serve, sir,
Yours faithfully,
DLS, from aboard the Via Australis

PS: When they take me, I simply show up in their presence, unconscious on waking in a strange place: all quite simultaneous.


No: 681(9-17-2010)






The General’s Response
(Letter Six)



Letter from General Andréa’s Parra del Riego, to Dr. DLS, Emissary (onboard the Via Australis)


October, 25, 2010
I heard the war drums while attending the last USAN meeting (Union of South American Nations), in Quito, Ecuador, which was yesterday, concerning the Greys, the Chairman of the Committee, Adelmo Chavez said—with a hoarse and demeaning voice: “We are not going to be the cattle of the Greys!” Quite a repulsive way of putting it, but it is perhaps, not far from the truth of their goals. He also said, “They think they are gods, and we are to be their chemical experiments!” That kind of kicked the boots off me. Thus, I’m afraid it means war, but how do we fight them, was my question to them. We are not a sophisticated life form capable of challenging them unless we destroy ourselves in the process. The USAN has notified all Governments of the World. It would seem, the United State, England and Russia are already aware of the Greys, but not of the pack in the deep Drake Passage, or the meetings taking place with you and the Master Orange Grey. And the United States has stated—for the first time, the Greys have an outpost on the dark side of the moon. Consequently, this, in itself, brings in a new inference. They also notified us that they are aware of experimentations they have made in the past with humans, which they are still doing in the present, that they’ve been around for a long time, that should we find one, we’ll also discover their nuclear DNA, in part, is human, and the other part, is alien. That some are so humanoid looking, they are mistaken for humans. They expressed, the space traveling Greys come from the Zeti Reticuli Star System, Constellation, Reticulum, they have abase there.
The Church Fathers, along with some philosophizers, theologians, and a few cosmologists, anthropologists, and archeologists, have said these could be creatures from the Fallen Angels, in the book of Genesis. They imply: thus, the aliens were originally created by Fallen Angels, and since they cannot reproduce themselves, they need human females. Thus, they retain much ability, their forefathers had. I am not sure how you feel on this subject, Dr. DLS, but it is getting confusing for me. In either case, that is, if they are simply aliens or children from the Giants of old, they are cloning themselves. The end product to this arrangement is for the aliens to create a soul, and they must use new bodies. Evidently, crossbreeding will create a soul. I get the feeling the United States Government wants us to step back on our war cries, and try to negotiate.
Whatever the case is, I get the feeling war is about to start, as you’ve indicated, and it will be an interplanetary one on their part.
I seek now your advice?


Your Concerned Friend
General Riego



No: 2783 (9-18-2010)






The Pursuit in the World

Dr. DSL’s Journal— (last entry and letter).


July 4, 2012.
There is only a colorless veil that resides over me; I am pained to the heart, and in the mind. It is rather hard to realize what once made me happy will never be again in my lifetime. How can I be happy when my family is all gone, dead, whom I tenderly loved, and who loved me, and my other loved ones suffering in the horror that was left for the human race to endure. Surely beyond human understanding –which not is now retrospection; that is, my loss is not only family, but country, two countries I called home, despite the fact I am still a loyal citizen to both. Let me explain what has taken place since October 25, 2010:
When I got home, in Punta Arenas, where I lived when I was not on the ship, off and on lived, in a hostel at these given times for rest and recuperation of trying to be an emissary—the go between the Greys and the New World Order—which the Greys in away united the world under one new dictator, I got this letter, this letter being, and its actions there after being, the cause for the world to unite under one band, or order, and I shall only quite it from the General: “The United States with Russia, and its alias, have decided to face the extraterrestrials, feeling they want to colonize the earth, that should we give them even one square mile of land, would only allow them to build another base on our plant, like the ones they have on Mars and the moon. Consequently, they would rape our lands of its resources within a decade. To not face this now, would allow them to transport their weapons and machines to earth, to give them landing sites, and to built up their re-supply systems. In warfare these are critical elements to take into consideration. We had a meeting in Geneva, and the world bodies are behind the United States and their decision to go to war with the Greys.”
This in itself—this in a nutshell, as they say, gave credence for the New World Order to become one: perhaps it was planned that way, or perhaps it was a situation that developed and taken advantaged of. In any case, there is a new war on the horizon; this last one was not a war, just a happening that sunk the earth into a hazardous position.
It seems now, when I look back, everyone got disturbed by a little tap on the door. I mean the world sprang up at once and threw everything they had into it. While the Greys sent a ship from the moon to Earth, which rested over Washington D.C. stone-still, a few miles high, as if holding a lighted candle over the United States, the Greys were doing their dark and insidious threat, the one they said they’d do, the everyone the General over looked thinking they were going to invade, but they didn’t. They knew they could not sustain life very long on the surface of earth, without the help of the human race, and agreements. And they knew with this new obsession of ours, that is to say, them being the antagonists, for the moment, humanity would forget their underlining intentions.

Later.
As I now look back, I want to think it was all a dream, yes a dream it was, a dream or a version. It is half-past eleven, I’m in Ushuaia, Patagonia as they call it, now, waiting for the General to arrive we will finally meet, I can see that the Beagle Cannel is starting to boil as it does right around this time everyday now, and I assume so is the Strait of Magellan, and the Drake Passage; the sky is steadily becoming brighter and hotter, a blinding light. I presume myself a few pleasant hours in the morning before daylight that is about it, I see now the plane coming in.

No: 684/ 9-18-2010




The Ebon Vial of the Orange Greys (Letter Two)

The Ebon Vial of the Orange Greys

((The Crypto-terrestrial Letter) (Letter Two))



October 4, 2010.


My dear Friend and General, Andréa’s Parra del Riego,
From the stern on the ship the Via Australis I am now standing, yes I find myself still onboard the ship, we docked in Ushuaia, for a day, but I talked to Captain Ben, and he’s allowing me to continue on these trips until I accomplish what I am finding to be my new mission in life which concerns your message from the South American Governments, pertaining to the Orange Grey’s request. I actually wanted to write earlier, and more in my last letter, this may sound unusual, but I was taken back down to the underwater citadel, in the Drake Passage, where the Orange Grey’s live, a second time, and this time for twelve-hours. The fact is—for the most part, as I write this letter, standing on the stern of the ship now, looking towards Cape Horn, one-hundred and thirty passengers on board, I keep finding out new things to tell you, concerning the novelty of this underwater world, and ancient fortress. In the long view, it has everything the human mind can devise, in the short view, yesterday when I was roaming about within this castle like environment, I found myself becoming fond of its inhabitants, and the many streets and nooks and shops and shopkeepers that inhabit the place, it’s like Old Jerusalem.
I have slept on this matter, and I find myself putting it into a new classification, and a much more important one. I don’t want to be cynical in my remarks to you but I must stress the Orange Greys intentions. If I were writing Cosmological Philosophy, I would say in a phrase or two, “If the Governments of South America do not heed, the demands of the Orange Grey’s, their associates, have a dark vial in store of them, they would see the world burn in fire, than not be allowed to live on the surface, there are four-types of Grey’s the Orange are the lest worrisome, had it not been for them, the other three races would have surfaced already.
I have asked the Master Orange Grey: why don’t you go back to where you came from, and here was his reply General: “We came here 17,000-years ago, before your Adam and Eve, in a region of space-time that with its immense gravitational force, is cut off from the rest of the universe, that your scientists call a black hole, when our planet became unliveable and perhaps unlovable, as yours is now. You see, we learned, one must love his planet like he loves his God, or family, to be able to live on it as he should, without destroying it, as we had done, this planet is a living thing, like a tree or a fish. There is a multiversity out there, that is, a set of Universes, and there have been at least fifty-seven terrestrial races that have visited Earth, eleven of them now live among you, and four Grey’s as you call us. You earthlings feel there is a single history of earth, or to earth, and it pertains just to you, with a well defined starting point. And that what you see today is the evolution from that beginning. When in essence, before we came there was other races here, and before them, there was—for perhaps 200,000 years or more. You are although the dominate race today, because you have been chosen to be.”
Selfishness is the attachment of longevity, of thinking we were always here I suppose. It surely appears that way; the Master Orange Grey, agreed there is but one God (although our Christian concept of three in one, baffles him, but he doesn’t dissolve it), that is, one God who towers over all the extreme races and heavens, and from him we all catch the first rays of the suns, from all the galaxies, the universes—I am paraphrasing of course the Master Grey.
I am looking afar-off and see the summit of the great Cape Horn, where I’ve longed to go, where I’ve now been twice, it hangs like an upside down leaf in the morning due, from a distance, the gray and the blues of morning, the clouds dropping on top of the mountaintop, you can hardly say which way is up and down. In this rain-filled air, one gets only a faint glimpse of everything that there is to see out in the Drake. I can say without a qualm, there is something in looking at Cape Horn, from the deck of a ship, and having it framed as if in a picture, it even raises one’s own self-love for nature in the raw. All disparity just disappears. I shall certainly sleep well awaiting for your reply. I hope you have not only started on that matter, but you, yourself are waiting for a reply at this very moment. But I know well, that it takes time.
I have been invited back down to the underwater citadel for a more lengthily stay, and to be quite honest, I have learned to hold my tongue, for I have been told in the past I have no hair on it from my earthling brothers and sisters, old friends that is; on another matter, I do mind my own business likewise, when I am with the Master Orange Grey, he is wise and appears to understand humanity—better than we understand ourselves, and he’s three times my age, and I’m sixty-two, will be sixty-three in a few more days. He also realizes whatever man has to use as a weapon, he usually does, and is prepared for such an occurrence, should the matter rise, once they are exposed to the whole of the human race. Therefore, consequently, we all must watch our step, manners and ultimately do not say one thing and do another (secret destinies are not allow here, lest we find ourselves in a war that is un-winnable).
I have the honor to serve, sir,
Yours faithfully,
DLS, from aboard the Via Australis


No: 679 (9-16-2010)

Wednesday, September 15, 2010

The Crypto-terrestrial Letter (a SF/Flash Fiction)

The Crypto-terrestrial Letter

((Decoded Letter) (Forbidden Archaeology))



September 17, 2010.


My dear Friend and General, Andréa’s Parra del Riego,
From my porthole on the ship the Via Australis I am now staring out to sea, we have left Punta Arenas, made a stop in Ushuaia, and through now through the atrocious Drake Passage to Cape Horn—of which I’m still in the middle of this journey (a two week extended journey), as I told you in my last letter, concerning the citadel in the deep of the Drake Passage, I now can speak more accurately on the subject, in particular on the keep, and its embattlements, and fortifications, defences. I was taken off this ship for a matter of three hours, by some kind of beam that took me into the depths of the Drake, to its bottom. Let me explain: the Drake Passage is perhaps some five-hundred miles wide, from Cape Horn to the Shetland Islands, off the coast of Antarctica, as I’m sure you already know—South America—from the end of the Tierra del Fuego Mountains, and Antarctica being the main waterway, between the South-western Pacific and South-western Atlantic, again, meeting at the Shetland Islands. The Passage at its deepest point is close to four miles deep, to be exact, 19,685 feet, or 6000-meters. Our ship was near Cape Horn, and I was taken to a landing site within the deep waters of the Drake, to my calculations, three-thousand meters, or about half the depth of the Passage. The rains are slightly mild in September and October, that is why I took this voyage in the of September, that has now stretched into October, and the second reason, was to complete a book, circumnavigating the Americas. But enough of the Drake, we all know it’s one of the most treacherous shipping canals in the world, do we not.
This sea fortification, beneath the Drake, has cross-channel electricity cables linking the electrical grids of a small militarized island nearby, to up to its Dungeness, to them, carried across the cannel. It has a transmission power up to 160MW. They are working—the inhabitants of this citadel type fortress (and I am discovering within this Forbidden Archaeology)—the Orange Greys (whom appear to be of a smaller race than the other alien Greys, perhaps two and a half feet in height, to four and a half feet; a kind of amphibian, reptilian type race; somewhat humanoid), on what is called Project EBE- Intervention. They are a water dwelling race for the most part. They are oily glistering brown reticulated, "like a frog", "damp and clammy", not smooth skinned, rather "bumpy", "big warts", "like extreme acne", "deformed", "ugly" with a large oval head, and they do walk upright; proportionally short arms, small palms with three (3) webbed claw-like fingers.
This castle like structure, is an old one, it looks as if it was within the defenses in the old days, perhaps had war with other alien races, evidently they get dizzy in our atmosphere, and prefer this underwater fortress to one on top—or did in the far past; our sun is too hot for them. Many are in waters off the coast of Brazil I understand according to the Master Orange Grey—as I referred to him—told me, also that they were upset because some of them have been captured, died of exposure. Their immune systems decay within our atmosphere, within three or four days. I didn’t notice any hostility towards me because of this, or human kind per se.
Anyhow, back to the keep and the deep. The walls that surrounded the fortress as I come to call it, the inner portion of it from what I could see, was leveled, thin in places, but evidently sufficient, and it connected to the outer defenses, there was a raised stone gallery I could see from where I stood in the main operations room. It was just the same kind of stone- work—the outer chambers that is, that I seen on Malta, in the temples of Xaghra on Gozo or the Ggantija temples as they are called, consequently, older than recorded time, perhaps 17,000-years old. But whatever it may have been 17,000-years ago, it is today a near ruined fortress of many guards, in a most uninhabitable environment, and for a reason. There are whole sections to this underwater metropolis. I have sent you the plans for their intervention, if it should turn out that the climate is not adaptable even on the surface after a long trial, that it does not suit, they shall build a roof over their earthly environments making a suitable climate, but they want the South American Governments to agree to a nonabrasive, un-aggressive pack with them. It must be done with extraordinary taste and care, lest we frighten the world, and in particular, Russia, China and the United States, and create a war, that is not winnable for either side.
As I was given the tour of this exceptional place, it would seem to me, at one time it was ransacked, in old times that is, and I can see from the many windows outside that the structure is weather-staining, and is carved in an endless variety. Although the main stone-work is itself intact, it will not remain that way forever, says the Master Orange Grey.
I am having this letter sent to you by special carrier. Hand delivered. The Master Orange Grey, his eyes are very big, his cranial is likewise big, and he’s perhaps a few inches taller than four feet, I’d guess his weight at sixty-five pounds, a little cubby. His second finger is larger than the others. His feet are small and tapered, and four toes joined together. He seems to be a half-breed, that is, of the EBE-Type I and II, of the Grey race.
This is all hidden and secret information, should someone else get a hold of this, they will not be able to read it, I will forward the secret code, in several letters, you will need to follow the instructions.
The Orange Greys, have told me in no certain words, but indirectly, that: time is of the essence, that they need to make a forward thrust to the surface soon, that they can no longer it off, they can do no magic tricks to continue living planted in the bottom of the Drake. And to be frank, the Earth will not survive another fifty-year, the way humans are going. As the Master told me, “In some far distant time, our master-planners of this fortress of sorts, realized they’d have to live on the surface, like the plants, animals, and humans, this must be achieved now, and no longer can we continue hiding, this is due to the effect of what is taking place on earth! In the long period of neglect of the world, perchance we can help—if not enforce, the survival of the fittest, of this planet for another hundred-years. But the effect that now you see—which is irreversible, and the at best one can see, inevitable we must search beyond Earth’s gravitation, for new accommodations for mass living. Irregular weather, and scattered animal life, the ruined landscape, potential atomic destruction, from our standpoint, we are none too early, but perhaps way too late in our demand to surface. Plus it is, as you can see cramping down here”
They are a strange species, indeed as they perhaps find us interesting, if not self destructive. There request, under the circumstances, is not weird to any degree, so I feel, for myself, as you know, such uncanny things hold fear, so this fear element must be grounded to its smallest millimeter for the world population to swallow. You’ll have to collect all the responses that the government leaders provide you with, put them in a fact finding book, and I shall summons the Master Orange Grey up, and we shall go from there.
I have the honor to serve, sir,
Yours faithfully,
DLS, from aboard the Via Australis

No: 678 (9-15-2010)