Camden, Maine - CIA secret haven?

a reply to: PRSpinster

What's the Round Table? I googled but must have missed it.

a reply to: RadarOReilly

no one really retires from the CIA right ......

a reply to: kibric

Right?

a reply to: RadarOReilly

right....

Interesting reprint of an old Downeast magazine article:

groups.google.com...#!topic/alt.politics.org.cia/HEorc4w63xU

It refers to the early days of Camden Conference:

www.camdenconference.org...

a reply to: RadarOReilly

Originally in a book by Jim Keith. Round Table of Electrobiology

Round Table Foundation

a reply to: PRSpinster

Interesting. And excellent. Thank you.

a reply to: RadarOReilly

I live in Randolph and work in Gardiner.

I've only been here since October!

a reply to: RadarOReilly

You're welcome, of course.
I'm currently living in city #31. The best way to get to know the scene is by buddy-ing up to one of the old timers. Casually dropping a reference here and there about projects in Camden but not pushing it, is the best way to find answers. But, I highly advise against asking outright, despite your honest intentions. It could get them talking and make you more of an interest than you would like.

The guy above nailed it. You're never really out. Keep that in mind. Enjoy Maine. The lobster is incredible.

a reply to: PRSpinster

Oh I'm not trying to be Nancy Drew and buddy up with the old timers. LOL I'm simply interested in why there are so many retired spooks there. And I wouldn't be asking anyone anything "outright" (I may be blonde, but I actually have a PhD and I'm a pretty smart girl). You're right about the lobster though. I could live on lobster rolls and Lobster Thermidor.

a reply to: RadarOReilly

I wasn't trying to call you stupid, Radar. I didn't think you were. PhD...Very nice.

a reply to: PRSpinster

No problem at all. Thus the LOL. ;-)