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            <text>=== **Page: 1 of 1**&#13;
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COPY  &#13;
Dr Sprinkle  &#13;
April 18, 1971&#13;
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Dr. Hynek  &#13;
Dr. Sprinkle&#13;
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Just a line...to tell you in advance...what I am going to bring to pass this summer.&#13;
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(And you must keep in mind...I am using powers directed to me by the UFO's in the Bermuda Triangle...the UFO base discovered by Dr. Wright and his team of NASA scientists.)&#13;
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Am going to attack, and tear apart, the U.S. stock market.&#13;
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Some months ago...if you will re-read your contact letters...I told you I would make this summer the hottest, blazing furnace you could imagine...searing hot drought all over the U.S. Since then...the drought in Texas has become outstanding, as has the drought in Florida...with fires starting "mysteriously" all over the U.S.&#13;
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I could tell you...which of the 150 other-dimensional mechanisms I have used to bring this drought on...but would take too long by letter. As Otto Binder said in Saga, I use a "shotgun approach." Not one single ODE system, but multiple systems.&#13;
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And there is an intelligent reason for both of these attacks. They aren't just being done maliciously, for no reason.&#13;
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One thing you can look for in this blazing summer...a DIFFERENT KIND OF HEAT. The SI's have explained it to me crudely...they said ordinarily there is a "filter" layer of some sort between earth and sun...just like a filter lens on a camera. They have removed this filter layer...to let the sun straight through. This will cause strange and weird heat effects...so that you will KNOW this summer's record heat and drought is NOT of the ordinary kind.&#13;
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Now let's see what happens.&#13;
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Ted Owens (PK Man)  &#13;
Owens  &#13;
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