Neurocam Resurfaces

See also:
Confessions, Part 1
Confessions, Part 2
Confessions, Part 3
Confessions, Part 4
Confessions, Part 5

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Lucas,

Shortly after my last correspondence with you I was once again hospitalized, this time with a pair of broken ribs, a broken left humerus, and a piece of my skull missing. Fortunately when the attack occurred I had been able to hit the panic button, but due to a prolonged semi-comatose state that my benefactors been keeping me in I've been quite unable to attend to email. I've since regained my autonomy and am in the process of purging some old identities.

Yellow-1.org's dissolution is ironically timed for me I suppose.

I have mixed feelings. In one sense I'm glad to see that these men had the self-possession to stay on mission, and close up shop when the mission was complete. On the other hand, I'm disappointed that there are some resources I don't have access to now. I get a little peevish when I have to waste time rebuilding, Lucas, and lately between dealing with Kiev and the Indo-Australian Plate I've had to burn more projects down than I'd ever hoped to.

I digress... back to the new foundation of Neurocam.org:

It's quite a gamble on their part. While the cover for the organization has been carefully planned and well implemented, and the general public honestly believe that Neurocam was just an art project, part of me wonders about how that cover story has saturated the public mind. There's a danger that the people Neurocam had hoped would see through the cover story will, instead, make the easy assumption that whatever Google tells them must be true. Even brilliant people make this mistake.

Likewise, a great many people will inevitably discover that the cover story is false, and many of them I'm sure Neurocam had hoped to deceive. Thus the grander scheme is put in jeopardy.

We'll see.

When I next have the opportunity I would like to return to the "African Affair", as you've requested, but writing about such things requires a quiet moment of reflection. This isn't something I'm likely to get for the next while, as I have identities to construct, body parts to replace, and some bridges to burn.

I'll let you know.

Regards,

Burns

Sound familiar? It should.

Strange sounds recorded in Conklin, Alberta, Jan.12/2012 Credit to super0371 for recording the footage.

Same as Kiev last year.