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Nothing to see here, and the four circle passes over my head this morning were why?




Too weird, just too freaking weird.

 

Probably using FLIR to find grow houses.

They give 24 hr notice when they do it here so they're not violating any laws or homeowner rights. Grow houses stay hot for a long time even if they turn off the power they're stealing.

 

They were following me as I walked, not the house.

I did visit the C.I.A. world fact-sheet site yesterday.

I'm sure there is no connection, can't be.

 

ummm,,,,last time i saw something like that,,,i was,,,errrr,,,in the woods,,,ummm,,,taking "care" (watering) the spectacular "plant life" i seemed to come upon,,hehe
maybe ya need to wrap something around ya head and cover ya face,,see if that stops ie hehe

 

The thing that really gets to me with the slave trade and the mad ers that go for these women,

Many of these indigenous types are plain frikken ugly, decendants of homo erectus,

for crying in a bucket i thaught we are supposed to be homo sapience,

as you know by now i am an old fart, half mad and and and (stupid as well)

but i have no desire to copulate with a farm animal

by the way you have to give me some points for my english above frikken good hey

 

Is Sean still cross

time for a beer

 

The rear cabin fairing may have been cut off to accommodate some rear facing technology behind a protective membrane (looks white in photo).

It was a piston craft though like the Robinson.




http://www.robinsonheli.com/r44police.htm

The closest one is the R44 Raven II, but that has a slender to a point cabin ending.

 

Video
Somewhere in the Irish Sea
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DnX41OhuVHU&feature=related

 

theres a copter with my last name,,,,man i feel special nows hehe
our local copter cops have a hand held spot light,,and a radar,,,they a little behind the times hehe

 

From the rotor tower, tail boom, and cabin rear portion it's definitely a Robinson Raven. Marketed to law enforcement; used by agencies that don't waste taxpayer money on military choppers for the macho image. KnottyBouyz may have it.

If they were really following you, you were probably a target for field calibration of the FLIR. "for FLIR, live persons are required" Air/Ground Probability of Detection Calibrations, SAR training memo, British Columbia, Canada, 1996. Because of the vibration inherent in helicopters, recalibrating the aiming controls frequently is SOP.

Note: I am quite certain I am correct, and you've no worries on that point. If the guys in black break down your door early tomorrow morning, however, then I was wrong.

 

The dark brown would been a Sheffif's Department in Michigan, it's their color.

I see that Perry, Michigan has one, that is about a 1-1/2 hour drive north from where I'm at.

http://www.perry.mi.us/department/police.htm


They are all around me (cars are dark brown too):
http://www.heliflightofmichigan.com/


Located at Oakland-Troy Airport (7D2) in Troy Michigan, our late model helicopters are always impeccably maintained and flight-ready.

I guess they just needed some dummy.

http://www.sarinfo.bc.ca/Library/Planning/PODCalib.pln

 

Nice to know law enforcement considers you the best dummy in Southern Michigan.

 

haha,,,the only"dummy" that didnt run away,,,,bet they were like "ALL RIGHT!!,,we found someone either to dumb to run,,or is ACTUALLY innocent" ,,hehe

 

Funny how they tend to 'sheer off' if you happen to be carrying a short lenght of say 4 inch plastic tube (downpipe!) and swing it and look in their direction!! Strange that!!

 

Good thing I was not carrying my large black drawing tube, looks like an RPG launcher. They would of thought they were under attack.


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