I spent the last 19 days in the wilderness 40 miles from Holbrook, AZ which is on I-40 between Flagstaff, AZ and Gallup, N.M., literally true wilderness. I had some friends whom I used to know when I lived in Phoenix for a few months 30 years ago. Last year I heard from them and circumstances led me to go visit them this month.

They live 33 miles south of Holbrook and 7.5 miles off Hwy. 377 on a dirt road in the middle of nowhere, literally. They live in a mobile home with no electricity and no running water. They get their water in a 300 gal. tank from a public water well near the mountain top. They do have a generator but use it very sparingly. Their mobile home is heated by a wood burning stove and cooking is done on a propane burning stove. They have a Port-a-potty outside and it gets awful cold out there when having to use it when the temp is 10-15 in the morning, brrrrr! The sun goes down at about 6:00 this time of the year and after that reading is done by headlight or flashlight. They go to bed between 8:00 - 9:00.

There are shaggy-bark juniper trees all around the place that they use for firewood, but the wood is so hard that it ruins chainsaws in a few months. They also have a propane-burning small refrigerator outside where they keep perishable foods. They have 4 German shepherds and about 6 cats, and they have to go out in the morning and pour boiling hot water (heated over the wood-burning stove) on the frozen water pans so the dogs and cats can drink.

Myron is opening a tire shop in Holbrook so we went there (40 miles each way) on most days so I could help him set it up and get it running. When I wanted to take a shower I went to a truck stop near town and paid to use their showers. Clothes had to washed at a laundromat in town.

You've heard about survivalists? Well, these people are them! They are also very naive, gullible and foolish and believe in every conspiracy theory out there. Every morning they wake up and look at the sky to see if the planes are "spraying" again (contrails) which they think are chemtrails the govt. is using to poison them and control the weather (they are under a major flight path from Albuquerque to L.A., S.F., Seattle, etc). They think the CIA is listening to every word they say on their cellphones and tracking them everywhere they go. They believe in more conspiracy theories then I ever thought were possible. Did you know that Michelle Obama is a transexual -they saw a pic where her "thing" was protruding from her dress (they never heard of photoshop).

Myron's tire shop in Holbrook is right next to major railway from CA to the east. One morning there were a bunch of cattle cars parked on the tracks and Myron whispered to me that the CIA had welded shackles on the inside of the cars and were going to use them to take uncooperative citizens to the FEMA camps where there were millions of guillotines were waiting to behead them. Yes, they actually believe these things.

It was certainly an experience that I will never forget!!

Wow! I don't even know how to reply to this. Did you do any fishing?

Sounds like an interesting trip! Just remember, as long as you wore an aluminum foil hat the messages they're broadcasting won't get through.

Geez, Cliff. They make even YOU sound normal!

Does Myron know that you posted enough information on the internet for the CIA, FEMA and Illuminati can find him now?

So when are you going back?

Baking Soda! Wow! Your friend is married to Gwyneth Paltrow!

Wait! Are you telling me these thing aren't true?

I did see some flying saucers while I was there (naturally ALL UFOs look like saucers) but I don't think they did any mind probing (why would they want to probe my mind, there's nothing to find in it), but I don't remember much of what they told me when I was under their control.

Now that you've been briefed, it's time for the next phase. http://www.quinaultbeachresort.com/even ... 016-03-04/