Creative Speculation

As our resident correspondent on Chinese satellite teams often deletes his posts, I have copied Important new information from the OP:

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For a hobby, I do astrology charts for friends, which usually requires some online research. When I typed in "zodiac," as a search criteria I stumbled across this document and noticed the word that was misspelled. After Chinese satellites began attacking me, I kept overusing the word "that" in my writings, although I have written for four radio stations and a small newspaper. There are numerous online news articles that are reasonable criticisms of China, which hae grammatical errors, especially an excessive use of the word "that."Also, I noticed blogs about the Zodiac Killer are riddled with the word




As I began typing this short Opening Post at 11:30 AM on 12/21/14, my radio began playing DON'T DO ME LIKE "THAT." To delay or prevent this report, a Chinese geek satellite disrupted and shut down my computer several times today. It is now 7:00 PM. After noticing the misspelled word that I checked out another old news article on the Zodiac Killer and discovered an excessive use of the word that, which peeked my attention to a greater degree. I was doing the astrology chart for an interesting lady, I met online. If a Chinese geek satellite had not disrupted my email, this embarrassingly ancient code, along with an allegation that there is a great deal of online evidence that indicates Chinese satellites of their largest code agency attempt to control or attack media writers and world leaders in many nations, including Russia.


tellite teams of China's largest/ code agency stir up trouble for Russia with The USA and Germany. Long ago, I unwittingly provided Russian satellites with code. Like the USA and China, Russia has numerous satellite agencies; and unlike China, these satellite agencies communicated in covert ways. Since China's largest satellite/ code agency decided to show some high-altitude aircraft that are tracking Chinese satellites as they focus on this computer and causing static on my truck radio, I'll credit Russian satellite teams with leading me to this vintage news report, that features a Russian news release with an excessive use of words with an "S" in them. As you watch this classic piece of media that mentions "code," keep in mind that the USA and Russia had probably launched military spy and attack satellites before this news release on Sputnik 1 became public information. Around the time of the Zodiac murders, China released news of their first satellite launch; but like other nations, they had probably already launched a few spy and attack satellites. Dongfanghong I (Red East was the People's Republic of China's first satellite, launched on 24 April 1970. The satellite carried a radio transmitter which broadcast a song called "The East Is Red"; the broadcast lasted for 26 days.


At least one Chinese satellite agency continues to act like they can cause National Security Agency teams to monitor my computer; so they can claim the most absurd propaganda victory imaginable by disrupting my email; and blaming these agents. When I was in the US Navy I was trained to use gear that could virtually "hear" stealthy submarines deep under water. Over the years, I've learned that satellites can hear too! I keep telling the Chinese satellite teams if they want to attack NSA computers, they can look up their website in Fort Meade, MD; and NSA agents will give them all the trouble they want. If Chinese satellite teams, which continue to alter online news articles, are afraid to look up the address, here it is: https://www.nsa.gov/

If other Chinese satellite agencies that orbit near this region want me to tell their side of the story, there will be plenty of replies to this opening post. Like satellite teams have done for a long time, they can use satellite focused idea-inducing and emotion-producing energy to provide a message, in the same way Chinese satellite teams use this energy to manipulate world leaders and media writers. This attack frequency can cause anger, skepticism, lust, paranoia, sadness, guilt and obviously confusion. If Xi Jinping thinks this Chinese satellite agency is assisting him or enhancing his power, by disrupting my email, he is wrong. Even Russian intelligence agents will get word that an elderly KGB fox named President Putin is being pitted against Chancellor Merkel and President Obama to the detriment of Russia so that he is forced into trade deals with China, which are not equally beneficial. China's largest satellite/ code agency can file all the false reports they want; but no hacker would disrupt my computer, because FBI agents monitor it constantly to hear extremely unusual satellite selected music on my radio