An Observe Story (4 ratings) by Alex Clermont
Page 2 of 8 That reminds me of where I'm going now. When I was in Tibet 22 years ago I
had a young monk as my guide. I pointed out the beauty of a nearby mountain
side. That's when he said it "There is nothing new under the sun." "What. . .
what does that mean?" "Please think about it Mr. Paulettie." I did and it came
to me months after I had left the monastery. The comment about the rock wasn't
original and although it was the first time he heard it the boy knew that the
comment was made at least once before. That rings true. Everyone wants to feel
like an individual when in reality any of your characteristics have probably
been shown in another person, talked about by their friends and maybe even
discussed formally in a group. So why should I believe that I'm the only person
in the history of mankind to see clearly. Why should I be the only man to walk
this earth that doesn't except what's been told to me. Hence my destination.
I'm
heading to a secret underground military base in new Mexico. How do I know
about
it?. . . I've been doing this 20 years and I've made it my job to find secrets.
Why am I going? Because knowledge of the kind I'm talking about is rare. Those
who have it usually keep it and use it to rise to power manipulating other by
unseen forces that your average person is not smart enough to comprehend. This
society is built on quiet wars fought with silent weapons. My aim is to find
out
how these wars are waged and I can feel it in my bones that this underground
base is one of the keys.
Right now though I join the crowd on the number 7 train as I head for the
airport. It's crowded as always and I pay close attention not to touch
anything,
as always. And to keep with the theme of constants there's that reverend
walking
through each car as always, Constantly yelling on deaf ears the word of Jesus
Christ. I've seen him many times and many times I've stayed silent as he yelled
that the good Shepherd is waiting to lead us. But there's always a question I
wanted to ask. "Reverend, why would I need a Shepherd? I'm not a sheep." His
smile has diminished as he hears my question. He's thinking. Asking himself the
same query. For the first time in years he's beginning to question and sees
that
the idea of an adult human being needing someone to lead them is ludicrous.
Then
he slows down and stops thinking. He ignores my question then continues walking
down the train car yelling out the good news.
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I'm here. After a train, plane, automobile ride and a 40 mile walk I'm here.
After years of taps, keeping my ears open and a lot of research, I've gotten to
where I need to be. One of the most secretive areas in the world and if I
hadn't
covered my all black attire and face with a chemical coolant I would've been
spotted by the heat sensitive cameras to my right 20 minutes ago. But I know
better. I know to wait at the borders of the gated compound until the next
convoy of military trucks goes through; I know to wait at the gate opening so
when they enter I can hitch a ride hanging on to the belly of the truck in the
middle; I know to quickly get off the truck and run to a dark corner of the
immense building where I start a search for an opening, a duct of some kind; I
know after penetrating the building I leave the duct and enter the nearest room
using my black market bought military ID which I swipe though the check
machine;
I know to render unconscious the first man I see, take their uniform, wear it
and after tying and locking him away somewhere safe I begin. . . my search for
information. Here comes some trucks. Next Page Copyright © 1999, 2000, 2001 Alex Clermont, sffworld.com. All rights reserved. No part of this may be reproduced or reprinted without permission in writing from the author. The author has submitted the work in accordance with and in agreement with the following Submission Guidelines.
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