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Popular Online Game: Secret Military Training Program?

Agent Zero — Fri, 19 Dec 2008 22:19:40 +0000

AZ here — what’s scary about the following story is that I think the game our source is talking about is one I play. Should I really be surprised that it’s just another way our government is monitoring us?

Hey Agent Zero,

I am a former employee of a hugely successful, hugely powerful game developer. Let’s call it “Snowball Productions.” From 2005 till mid-2006, I was a developer on their top-ranking, highest-grossing title, “BattleLand.”

When I got hired at Snowball, I nearly crapped my pants. As a developer, it is the pinnacle of kick-assness to work there. Anyway, I was so friggin’ psyched about working there that I moved really close to the office I was working in just in case I wanted to spend weekends there.

It was during one of my weekends at work that I met this guy Dave. Dave was some kind of junior art director who I heard got hired as a favor to the sister of one of the guys who started Snowball. Dave was an annoying-ass hipster doofus so I generally avoided him at all costs. But, this weekend, we had to collaborate on a project so I was spending mucho time with this dicktard.

Around 10 pm, we were taking a break — eating pizza and enjoying some kine bud. Then freak boy Dave started telling me this fucked up story about one of the guys who founded the company. It’s a typical start-up story: couple guys meet at a U Cal college, are super smart, love gaming, and come up with a concept that actually gets off the ground. They get banked and work their asses off to produce what’ll one day be the most-played game of its kind.

The interesting part, though, was that the kid Dave told me one of the guys who founded the company and created the first version of the game was basically in cahoots with the US government. The US Military, to be precise. The military had a special unit devoted to researching the effects of virtual realities, the Internet, and gaming on youth. The government caught wind that there were these geeks in Anaheim who just got a boatload of cash to produce an online game where people interact and can kill each other. According to Dave, it fascinated them…they were really curious about how the game would work; how the people would interact; and what effects, if any, would intensive game play have on young people.

Long story short, Dave claims that the military sent someone from this research unit to Cali to meet with the game guys. During this meeting, one of the founders accepted a ‘government grant’ a.k.a. wads of cash to allow the military to place pro-American, anti-Islamic subliminal messaging and imagery into the game content. They also gave the military access to their customers’ demographic information, addresses, etc. in return for the ‘grant.’

What’s most disturbing, though, is that they allowed the military to monitor people playing in free game trials Snowball held at trade shows. Peoples’ retinas, brain waves, and pulse rates would be monitored during various points of game play, unbeknownst to the player. This would tell the Fed researchers which people responded most positively (read: perversely enjoying killing shit) to in-game battles, and how their body unconsciously responded to various stimuli (like the subliminal messaging, bloody battles, etc.).

I don’t know what they ever did–if anything–with the data they collected. Not sure if it became part of their recruitment efforts post-9/11 but if Dave wasn’t just fucking with me, this is really messed up.

Anyway, I thought you’d like hearing this story since you are so paranoid

Peace out.

Bush: December Surprise

Agent Zero — Wed, 05 Nov 2008 17:23:53 +0000

George W. Bush still has time to stage his coup.

Just because we have a new president-elect does not mean that Bush necessarily intends to cede power. As recently as last June (2008) the Bilderberg group gave a tenative thumbs-up to Bush’s plan to “temporarily” suspend the inauguration due to an overwhelming crisis. A scheme in which the US constitution was eventually suspended (again, “temporarily”) was also discussed and may have also been approved.

As we now sit between the election and the inauguration, Bush is working every hour of every day to shore up the final schedule for his coup-de-tat — what he’ll call “unfortunate measures” that are “not at all unprecedented“.

You might ask: what will he do after he claims a third term and declares martial law?

Here are some of the topics that came up during the Bilderberger session:

shut down the internet by taking government ownership of AT&T, Sprint, and all internet service providers
ship liberals and constitution-first conservatives off to work camps (already prepared via the REX-84 program)
stage a massive bombing attack (probably nuclear) on Iran, followed by a massive invasion
reinstitute the draft for all males under the age of 50
“temporarily” grant major “shares of ownership” of the US government to large US-based corporations
permanently suspend the Bill of Rights, citing the need for security as outweighing the need for freedom

These guys think that 1984 was not just a novel; they consider it a textbook.

consipracy, coup, george bush, george w bush

Fossett: Fake, Fake, Fake

Agent Zero — Tue, 04 Nov 2008 21:22:42 +0000

You don’t really believe it, do you? His “DNA” has been “identified”?

Ask yourself: did he have the means (millionaire), motive (insane wife), and opportunity (months of “disappearance”) to effectively fake his own death?

Before you scoff, think about it this way. You’ll never believe it. Isn’t that exactly why guys like Fossett and Ken Lay can get away with it? Hiding when everyone is looking for you: that’s hard. Hiding when they are so convinced you’re dead that they’ll never, ever believe otherwise, even if it’s kind of obvious? That’s easy.

It’s especially easy when you have close billionaire investor friends who own half of Las Vegas. I’m not saying who that is, but you might be able to figure it out for yourself.

For enquiring minds: Fossett is living the lush life in a massive penthouse on top of a newish, top-end Las Vegas hotel on the strip. He’s fond of call girls, which is how the details of his new life leaked out (he’s still going by “Steve”).

The Bush Speech You Didn’t Hear

Agent Zero — Fri, 26 Sep 2008 23:11:05 +0000

I laughed and laughed, and then I cried. It’s amazing how much truth can come out of someone’s video editing program.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=AeaFXaPx11A

Not Yet

Don Simon — Thu, 25 Sep 2008 18:53:04 +0000

No, Agent Zero, you paranoid freak, not yet.

You wouldn’t listen to me when I tried to explain it to you. Not before the election. Bush will announce his permanent presidency after the election, with the full complicity of the president-elect (which will be McCain; this was what the Bilderbergers agreed upon at the meeting last June).

Now I do have to mention that their has been some disagreement amongst the Bilderbergers, and a full-on fistfight blew out at the Bohemian Grove between some fellows whose names you’ve never heard. I helped break up that fight. There are those in power who do not believe Bush should be installed and are suggesting that McCain will be a better puppet, what, with the little background problem his wife has and all. Why, he’d do almost anything they say. Bush is getting cocky and suggesting some of his own ideas, which doesn’t sit well with those calling the shots.

If Bush gets the green light, he’ll suspend parts of the constitution (not the whole thing as some suggest) and “delay” the inaguration until the end of the crisis. And yes, AZ and friends, you’re right about at least one thing: the crisis will never be scheduled to end.

1984, you see, wasn’t just a novel. It was a blueprint.