United States Army

The US bases in, uh, the United Arab Emirates attacked.

The US Army bases in Saudi Arabia, as well as Saudi oil facilities, attacked.

Just last week, the Iranians attacked a US military base in Jordan and destroyed nine jets, including eight F-15s and an A-10 Warthog.

Destroyed them.

And eventually the war was won.

But you think about this, friends, as a result of these trips back and forth with the United States Army, a term was developed, and it's a term that we often used.

And you perhaps did not know that it came from this trip, but I'm gonna tell you today that the term came from this trip.

The term is getting over the hump.

Yeah, he got a big sentence.

And there's a guy like that, you know, a general from the U.S. Army that helped do this.

He

wasn't a general.

So the federalities against the local SWAT team.

Yeah, because the local authorities are protecting.

That'd be like, you know, the U.S. Army coming against Largo PD.

Or Chicago PD

Caracapa scrapes back the other chair and takes a seat.

He's a few years older than some of the other recruits, and he tells Hearns that he spent three years in the U.S. Army in Vietnam.

Since he was discharged, he's been living at home with his parents on Staten Island.

Hearns has to ask Caracapa about the burglary, and the young man shifts in his seat.

I believe you started in engineering management, ended up implementing systems for large names, Procter & Gamble is on there.

And then the US Army through KPMG, if that's correct.

Yep.

That's a lot for you to talk to us about.

But like, it didn't really click for me, right.

And then when I went to work for KPMG, my first project was more on the drawing control, like engineering drawings.

And my second project was implementing an SAP for the US Army.

And so I was brought on that to be a process analyst.

And later on, I did a...

I've done an article and I did a webinar and released some of these newspaper articles from the 50s pointing out that there was... a major company, AMF, that was building this underground base on behalf of the US Army.

Ross Coulthart also acknowledged Tony Rodrigues' remote viewing of the base under Green Mountain And that was good, I mean, because Tony Rodrigues commissioned a remote viewing team of three and they saw something there and it's something that was being headed.

But that's pretty much where Ross Coulthart finishes his answer and says that there's no evidence of such an underground base being built at Green Mountain.

In reply he has written a note to Lieutenant Wood, and instructed him to read it to us.

The substance of this note was, that as some of the letters we had written to our families, if they were to find their way into the newspapers, might influence the public mind, the Colonel had thought it proper to forward them all to the headquarters of the Army." he further stated that the orders he had received were, to treat us kindly, but keep us safely.

As to the first part, allow me to say that whatever our condition may be, the minds of our friends, and of all others, who may feel any interest in the matter, will surely be less apt to be influenced unfavourably towards the government by knowing the truth about us than they will be by their finding that our communications with them are intercepted and that they are allowed to hear nothing whatever as to how we are treated they will necessarily conclude that our imprisonment is exactly like that of those who used to be confined in the bastille as in fact it is who were allowed to hold no communications except such as might be entirely agreeable and acceptable to their custodians They will, of course, be kept in a continual state of great anxiety and uneasiness, and their sympathies will be constantly excited in our behalf.

The distress that will thus be inflicted upon our families can be termed nothing less than cruelty.

I had, during the visit to New York, of which I have already spoken, learned how outrageously my father and his companions were treated, and I published in the New York Daily News a full statement of the facts.

It was never contradicted by the agents of the government, and was apparently unnoticed by the public.

At that time, also, I met Major Klitz, of the United States Army, who was then stationed at Fort Hamilton.

who, in reply to some remarks of mine, admitted that there were not decent accommodations in Fort Lafayette for fifteen prisoners.

And Jim and Mike, you know, they're both Jim is a U.S. Marine.

And my executive vice president, Mike Levering, is out of the U.S. Army.

So they were dealing with one of their own.

you know and these guys jumped right on it and you know between the four of us we were we were able to get this done and uh to my knowledge that dog is the only dog that spends the entire time in the office and the entire time you know on the street uh with the carrier because there's a lot of concern they're like this doesn't make any sense the mailman's gonna have a dog right right But what we did, believe it or not, is on Dwayne's route, we sent out letters to everybody on his route saying, hey, listen, you know, the mailman is going to have a service animal with them.

So many companies focus on strategy that they leave the tactical execution to just willy-nilly chance.

If you look at the Navy SEALs, if you look at the Delta Force of the US Army, they don't spend a lot of time on strategy because they know there's only a handful of strategies that work all across the board.

What they spend most of their time on is the tactics.

If they go right in a combat situation, but they were supposed to go left, the whole platoon blows up.