1. Why were we allowed
to examine the anomaly on Mercury?
Surprisingly, the Council has permitted or invited
a Company "science" vessel [Roara] to investigate a
white structure on the planet Mercury that has stood inside the
Brahms Crater for millenniums. The crew consisted of Admiral
Benson, Captain Hester Mann, Lieutenant Tony West and the
android and ship's computer: "Sim," a
super-assimilator or walking computer.
The
Company (Illuminati) jumped at the chance to further explore the
Solar System. Any investigation of space the "power
elite" on Earth was allowed, they took with great
enthusiasm, fantastic (suppressed) technology and unlimited
funds. Only "baby steps" had been permitted by the
Council, previously. As of 2018, restricted Company ships and
officials had secretly explored many of the structures
throughout the Solar System: ruins on the Moon and Mars and
present life on Jupiter's and Saturn's moons as well as on Pluto
and its satellites. The Company has had regular transports to
human space colonies for decades, all hidden from the general
public and only reserved for 'Royalty' and their special guests.
But
Company ships and the power
elite weren't allowed to fly free on their own, outside of
planned routes. There was no real exploration or scientific
investigations. Behind the scenes was never anything substantial
for Company members. Aliens on the Council only allowed Royal
elites from the third planet small bits of truth and the basic
monitoring and traveling of space in the area. Rare were there
interactions between aliens and Earthlings, anymore. Elites were
given some freedoms, some knowledge, but mostly what was handed
them was bullshit. The
Company explored colossal ruins of the Martian Cydonia to an
extent, although answers were unknown. The monolith on Phobos
was not operational and had turned into inert, dark/dead matter.
In a sense, Royalty of Earth had access to other planets with
"buses" and even a "Stargate," while never
given true understanding of history and the world around them.
The Company had to comply with every dictate or directive from
the alien Council.
Admiral
Benson was a horrible person of Asian descent. He was fat and
bald. His deep blue uniform had to be custom-made for his
sizable proportions. He was arrogant. He was the boss. He let
you know it. Benson was the secret 'President' of Earth.' [bogus
position]. He also did not fully realize the levels of aliens
and ET humanoids above his level.
The
Admiral, and the Company, had a lot to learn.
Captain Mann was a British woman on the
outside. She was as notoriously nasty as the Admiral. Her
nickname was "Witch" or "Red Witch." That
was because she was one, as well as the Admiral. Captain of the
Roara was a very attractive redhead, a physicist, an occultist,
a ritual-satanist and in charge of security and weaponry. She
was also a psychic and in contact with what was called: the
"King" or the "Beast" or the
"Beast-King."
Lieutenant West was the only crew member
with a heart, the only one with a caring
bone in his body (outside of the android). Blonde Tony West from
California was not a so-called "Company-man" or your
normal lieutenant. He was freelanced, used by the Company. He
was a 'crypto-expert' in communications and alien computers. He
knew six alien languages fluently and had special interest in
the anomaly on Mercury. 'They' called him in again and utilized
his knowledge.
The strange, white structure
in the Brahms Crater had been known to secret elites since
powerful telescopes gazed into the heavens. Along with many
other towers, dishes, domes, bridges, buildings, machines,
tubes, activity, etc. on the inner planets, clearly visible by
Earth's large telescopes. Federal officials have not only kept
from the public structures and ruins on about every solid body
in the Solar System, they have also not shown us the evidence of
living lifeforms, aliens and humanoids, and their vehicles
presently active. People were only given disinformation.
Evidence of ET life in the galaxy and the existence of flying
disks or UFOs in our skies were globally ridiculed over Earth's
Media.
The Admiral and Captain were
on the bridge.
Sim communicated with Tony
West in the Lieutenant's quarters.
From her chair, the Captain
asked the seated Admiral, "Give me your thoughts, Admiral.
I'm curious. What do you believe is the real reason we got
green-lighted for the mission?"
"Ha, ha! My dear. I
would have thought you'd just extract them from me."
She returned his laughter.
"Ha. Ha. Ah, yes. I can. I wanted to hear them from you and
this is a good time. The Lieutenant isn't around and you can
speak freely."
The Admiral expressed,
"Ah. Well. This can't be right, can it? A first. An
unsupervised mission to Mercury to examine the anomaly in
Brahms? Or any planet unsupervised. They must have plenty of
faith in our Lieutenant and his ASSimilater.
They're gonna crack the
code when the best minds, ALIEN-minds, couldn't do it? I
don't get it! Hester, can you shed any light on why, why have
we...children been
allowed to cross the street and go where we never went
before?"
"We've all been to
Mercury before, Admiral."
"I mean un-escorted.
And sent on a mission.
They're the ones usually telling us, giving us the info and
guidance. Don't you find it odd they think we'll be able to
access the very ancient files in the storehouse? No one ever
could before?"
"Right. I see your
point, sir. The whole idea of us exploring on our own and
reporting back to them? That's a switch. I don't buy what we
were told: it would be a 'challenge' for us, a 'test,' and if
successful, could lead to other, larger steps in space?
Promotions, if successful? Didn't buy that shit for a second
when I first heard it, don't buy it now. So glad I can shield my
true thoughts and feelings from Company psychics. I think. Only
joking, of course." She glanced at the 'Big Brother'
monitor-eye on the wall and smiled.
"What's your senses
tell you, Captain?"
Without hesitation, Captain
Hester Mann responded with: "One or a few of the Council's
methods of seeing the future, unquestionably, saw West or Sim or
West and Sim extract vital information from the storehouse.
Maybe the information is meant specifically for us to discover?
Fate. I get the feeling. Ah. I also feel our Lieutenant is
precisely the guy who'll break the Wall and decode the damn
thing."
"What damn thing,
Captain? You think the data is extremely important? Whatever it
is we're looking for...or, I should say: sent to find? How can
that be?"
"Huh. If it is
important? Right. Why are we
involved? If the Company works for the Council, why didn't they
take West and Sim and leave us out of it? Way I see it, me and
you are only top-brass 'bus' drivers, uh, for those two who, I
guess, will solve the big mystery."
"Ha.
What's your gut tell you, Hester?"
"That they'll do
it." She waved her long, red hair away from her beautiful
eyes. "But something's wrong, Admiral. Can't you feel
it?"
"You mean dangerous?
We're certainly expendable pawns. Maybe that's it? A monster
we'll unleash? Is this a suicide mission? The Council won't have
to directly face it. Fucking aliens. We'll be doing their dirty
work, again. You know the big eye is watching our every move,
even on Mercury. Send us in, fuck
us!" Benson didn't care as he stared down the Company's
all-seeing monitor on the bridge.
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