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To: bagster
Thought I'd repost this on this new thread.

VERY curious about the convoys. I guess in that situation, I'd send queries out through every person in my extended social network there. I'd ask them to ask every wait-person they came across about overhearing anything.

I might ask folks who knew folks with personal drones if they had them flying during such convoy sightings.

I'd ask about the sightings--where, when, what direction, about how many, what flavor and map all that.

I'd ask any honest reporter types (if there are any there), what they'd turned up.

I'd ask hospital emergency personnel and other first responders what they'd seen, heard, etc.

Might even get some vets together and form an informal task force to manage all that in a more structured way.

I'd bother because that kind of going on is NOT likely to be minor peanuts. Might be important to have an early heads up.

I'd talk to VFW personnel and patrons.

I'd talk to the better-attended bar-tenders who tend to be 'in-the-know.'

I'd keep sources as confidential as possible and probably rate them 1-4 on quality/reliability with colored codes.

I'd talk to folks who have police scanners on 24/7 as a hobby.

I'd guess that if you started with 12-24 people you know personally and ask them to do the same, you'd quickly end up with 1,000 people earnestly and wisely seeking information. Gotta turn something up, most likely.

46 posted on 11/14/2018 12:30:08 AM PST by JockoManning (http://www.zazzle.com/brain_truth for hats T's e.g. STAY CALM & DO THE NEXT LOVING THING)
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To: JockoManning

I’d go to a local truck stop and make some friends and ask them you questions.


51 posted on 11/14/2018 12:54:59 AM PST by mad_as_he$$
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