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- BY ÐAUL ÂENNEWITZ-------------------------------------- 8) ÁT SOME POINT IN TIME- AGAIN REST-ING UPON BATTLE STATUS, THE DEPLOYMENTOF DE
- FENSIVE FORCES WILL BEGIN. ÔHISDEPLOYMENT SHOULD BE DONE IN A NEARINSTANTANEOUS MANNER UNDER CERTAINSPECIAL CONDITIONS THAT CAN BE DISCUSSED
- .9) ÔHE WEAPON SYSTEMS SHOULD BE KEPT INTHE POWERED-UP STATE. ÉN THIS MANNER,THE DISKS WILL BE MADE TO STAY AIRBORNE.ÔHEY CANNOT LAND DURING
- THE INTERVALTHAT THE SYSTEM IS POWERED UP.10)×HEN THE WEAPON IS USED IN ONESPECIFI POWER MODE, IN ADDITION TOCONTINUOUS DISCHARGE ON THE DI
- SKS THATARE AIRBORNE AND THE GROUND BASEDWEAPONS, THE MIND CONFUSION ANDDISORIENTATION WILL BUILD IN THOSEPERSONNEL AT THE BASE AND UNDERGRO
- UND. ÁT THE END OF FOUR OR FIVE WEEKS ORLESS, ALL OF THEIR WEAPONS SHOULD BETOTALLY DISCHARGED AND THE POWERSHOULD BE OUT ON THE BASES. ÍO
- STPERSONNEL, IF FNOT ALL, SHOULD BE TOTALLY INCAPACITATED. ÆEEDINGFORMULA PRODUCTION WILL BE DOWN ANDCRITICAL PROCESSING RUINED. ÁLL EMBRYOS
- SHOULD BE DEAD AND ALL OXYGENAND HYDROGEN CONSUMABLES SHOULD BEDEPLETED. 11) ÂASED UPON DATA GATHERED ON THEPROTOTYPE WEAPONS, THE FULL POW
- ERWEAPONS SHOULD HAVE NO PROBLEM HOLDINGOFF THE DISKS. ÉN MANY CASES SOME WILLBREAK WITHIN THE FIRST FORTY-EIGHT HOURSWITHOUT BEING DIRECTLY
- HIT. 12) ÁT THAT POINT, STANDARD WEAPONTECHNOLOGY AND LOGISTICS CAN COME INTOPLAY AND USED TO THE EXTENT OFDESTRUCTION DESIRED AT THE DIREC
- TIONOF THOSE IN CHARGE.13) ÔHE COMMUNICATIONS CAN BE USEDTHROUGHOUT THE CONFLICT TO DETERMINESTATUS AND NEAR THE END TO ATTEMPTTO INSTIGATE
- SURRENDER. ÉF NO RESPONSERESULTS, THEN THEY SHOULD SIMPLY BE CLOSED IN AND WAITED OUT.--------------------------------------- ***** Ó
- UMMARY *****--------------------------------------- ÉT IS IMPORTANT TO NOTE THAT MY INITIALIMPLEMENTATION OF THE COMPUTERCOMMUNICATIONS WAS
- NOT INSTIGATED FOR THE PURPOSE OF TALKING TO ONE OF THEALIENS 'FOR THE FUN OF IT', BUT WASDELIBERATELY INSTIGATED TO USE AS ATOOL TO STUDY,
- IN DEPTH, THE ALIENS ON A LONG TERM BASIS WITHOUT THE NEED FOR PHYSICAL CONFRONTATION, ANDTO DETERMINE POSSIBLE STRENGTHS ANDWEAKNESSES. ÔHE
- WEAPON THEORY AND PROTOTYPES WEREBUILT TO CAPITALIZE UPON AND TEST THETWO ËÅÙ AND PROMINENT WEAKNESSES THATWERE DISCOVERED. ÔHIS IN-HOUSE F
- UNDEDPROGRAM HAS BEEN EXPENSIVE, IN EXCESSOF $200,000; ON BEHALF OF OUR NATIONAND HANDLED IN THE BEST REPRESENTATIVEMANNER HUMANLY POSSIBLE.
- (1) ÔHE ÐÒÉÍÅ AND WEAKEST AREA THATWAS DISCOVERED, PROBED AND TESTED ISEXACTLY WHAT THE ALIENS ASSUMED WASTHEIR KEY STRENGTH - THAT BEING T
- HEMANIPULATION OF AND CONTROL OF THEMIND. (2) ÔHOUGH THEIR SHIPS SEEM RATHERFORMIDABLE, THEY ALSO HAVE WEAKNESSES,SOLELY BECAUSE OF THEIR ME
- THOD ANDUNIQUE MODE OF FLIGHT.------------------------------------- ÉT IS NOT THE PURPOSE OF THIS REPORTTO IMPLY THAT THE OVERALL PROBLEM W
- ILLBE SOLVED WITH THE CAPTURE OF THESEBASES. ÏBVIOUSLY IT WILL NOT, BUT ITIS A FIRMLY BASED BEGINNING WITH A HIGH DEGREE OF RATED PROJECTED
- SUCCESS. ÉT IS NOT INTENDED TO IMPLY THAT THIS PARTICULAR SPECIES OF ALIEN ANDTHEIR HUMANOID WORKERS WILL NOT FIGHT;THEY MAY FIGHT, BUT THE
- IR INCLINATIONIS GENERALLY THE OPPOSITE. ÔHIS BASINGAREA IS THE ËÅÙ. ×ITHOUT IT, THEIRMISSION IS IN VERY DEEP TROUBLE. ÉT ISNOTED THAT THESE
- ARE NOT THE ONLY BASES ON EARTH- THERE ARE OTHERS. ×ITH ACONSERVATIVE ESTIMATE USING TYPICALLOGICAL SUPPORT NUMBERS, IT IS NOTUNREALISTIC T
- O SAY THAT THERE ARE50,000 ALIENS WITHIN THE ECOSPHERE OFEARTH AND THE SPACE NEAR IT. ÓOME OF US WILL BE LOST IN THEENDEAVOR. ÔHAT IS OBVI
- OUS. ÔHE ËÅÙ TOOVERALL SUCCESS IS THEY THE ALIENSÔÏÔÁÌÌÙ RESPECT ÆÏÒÃÅ. ÁND WITH THEM,THE MOST EFFECTIVE METHOD IS TO STUBBORNLY CONTINUE TO
- PICK AND PULL ATTHEIR DEFENSE WITH ÎÏ LETUP. ÆACED WITHTHE TOTAL LOSS OF BASES THAT IT HASTAKEN ÙÅÁÒÓ TO CONSTRUCT, IT ISBELIEVED THAT THEI
- R MISSION ×ÉÌÌ ÂÅGROSSLY WEAKENED AND BADLY SLOWED. ÁS ÁMERICANS WE MUST REALIZE THATWE CANNOT REPLY UPON OUR INHERENT MORALPRINCIPLES TO
- PROVIDE THE ANSWER. ÎEGOTIATION IS ÏÕÔ. ÉN FINALCONCLUSION: [Á] ÎÏ ÎÅÇÏÔÉÁÔÉÏÎ,ÁÇÒÅÅÍÅÎÔ ÏÒ ÃÏÍÐÒÏÍÉÓÅ. [Â] ÔÈÅÙ ÁÒÅ ÔÏÔÁÌÌÙ
- ÄÅÃÅÐÔÉÖÅ ÁÎÄ ÄÅÁÔÈ ÏÒÉÅÎÔÅÄ AND HAVE ÎÏ ÒÅÓÐÅÃÔ ÆÏÒ ÈÕÍÁÎÓ ÏÒ ÈÕÍÁÎ ÌÉÆÅ. [Ã] ÔÈÅÙ ÃÁÎÎÏÔ ÕÎÄÅÒ ÁÎÙ ÃÉÒÃÕÍÓ
- ÔÁÎÃÅÓ ÂÅ ÔÒÕÓÔÅÄ.------------------------------------- ×Å IN OUR INNOCENT HUMAN WAY,NEGOTIATED THE FIRST TIME BY COMPROMISE-WE TOOK TOO L
- ITTLE WITH NO MAJORSAFEGUARDS AND ALLOWED TOO MUCH. ×EMUST ÎÏÔ ALLOW THAT TO HAPPEN AGAIN.-------------------------------------
- ÄR. ÐAUL ÂENNEWITZ
