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“In January 2004, Suzanne H. Woolsey, whose husband James had directed the CIA a decade earlier, joined the board of Fluor Corporation, which promptly secured a $1.6 billion contract from the U.S. government to undertake reconstruction projects in Iraq. One of these, initially slated to cost $33 million, was a wastewater treatment facility in Fallujah, a city which over the next year the U.S. military rid of much of its famously beautiful architecture, as well as thousands of its inhabitants. Five years after the project’s proposed completion date, it was $75 million over budget, accessible to only one quarter of Fallujah’s residents and noticeable to the rest by its powerful fecal stench. Fluor is currently ranked number one on the Fortune 500 list of engineering and construction companies.” -
books i’m focusing on for this week. idk, i just kind of find it funny that my dad has a bunch of these books on remote viewing. not sure why he got interested in this… well anyway, i’m gonna check out this one by joseph mcmoneagle, mind trek. and then go mind trekkin. yeah? so see you soon in my remote viewing window!
