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Originally posted by wutz4tom
reply to post by ASC Nole
Sorry, but I do not believe if this were true that you would jeapordize your clearance by posting on here.Just my opinion.
Originally posted by Illustronic
reply to post by 2012king
Anybody in the private sector issued a top secret clearance receives that clearance from the government, the more sensitive the information is that you get clearance for the less anonymous you become. If you leak anything of value you will have not just the government after you, but your employer as well, armed with the fullest extent of prosecution of law, if they choose to take a legal route, which I doubt they would due to the publicity that goes with legal proceedings. You would find yourself in more trouble if you worked for a black opps in the private sector than an enlisted military officer.
Originally posted by ASC Nole
I work for the space program. I support 1st space and the 45th on a 24/7 365 basis. Im the lead tech on the only US based precision tracking radar in the southern Hemishepre and I have a higher clearnce than the OPs source.
I cant give you the stats or number of objects we track but I can tell you with certainty, there is no secret program. Being on the component level of the space program for quite a while I can tell you he OP has been duped. My job is to track everything in LEO orbit and deep space, EVERYTHING. you can discount this story right now. And take that from someone who watches the skies 24/7, 365.
reply to post by ASC Nole
Originally posted by ASC Nole
bingo, no reitred General would be as stupid to give up precious OPSEC intel.
wake up. We here in the US have went from no tech to massive tech within 50 years. Does everyone think we just all of a sudden became smarter beings? If so....how did we become so High Tech? Poof....we are going to the Moon? All of a sudden we are not launching the Shuttle anymore. No money?
This stands out because the rest of the text is put together pretty well in a grammatical sense. The narrative is bothersome too. The story "flow" is, at once, smooth but awkward. Example: multiple references to a setting when fewer would serve an informational purpose. What you reveal is easily deduced by anyone who follows ordinary news sources.
Originally posted by ctdannyd
Nice thread. S&F for you as it's a very active one!
All in all, your post seems to ring true, so, either you've retold what your 1 star told you well, or you're an excellent story teller! Either way, sounds like great makings for the next block buster movie !
You articulated much of things that peeps suspect or have heard, and alluded to things that no one really knows about, so, it's good as confirmation and a wee bit more. But as much as I do like the story, it's all still hear say.
Still, even if it's a work of fiction, you have a great writing style. Don't be a lurker any longer.
Also, I get the feeling you might be a Brit., just from some of your phrases.
Cheers to you mate, as well!