For Lilian and the Indigos - Above Top Secret

So something has to be done – SOON!
I looked at Lee. “Good thing something was done,” I remarked. “Otherwise we would
not be where we are today.”
Lee nodded. “A very good thing indeed!” We both knew that plans had been in the
works to kill off most Humans, enslaving the remainder through mind control, mind
wipes, and propaganda. The vision had been to kill most of us, through disease,
starvation, “natural” disasters designed by evil, power-hungry beings and executed
through HAARP and other facilities – and then to take the few “pleasing” humans
underground while the Earth healed, to emerge when the planet had become livable
again.
Of course, that did not happen – because of Amelia and her Ideas. We read on.
December 28, 2008
Well, I didn’t really think this would be a daily thing. Besides, writing
about the mundanities of my life doesn’t interest me, nor is it likely to
interest any reader. Suffice it to say that I found a job – doing production
work at one of the local papers – and got an apartment. Roaches and fleas
infest the place, and the kitchen sink is filthy. The previous tenant, I am
told, was a crack dealer and who knows what else. So who knows what
they did in that sink. But it is a home I can afford and is better than
sleeping on the streets in New England’s winter.
Anyway, I write here now because I wrote an article about what we could
do, what humanity could do now, with the level of technology we have.
In the article I described a world where robots tended our fields and
gardens… I wrote of land, even what to us might seem marginal land
because of its location, plowed by robots, planted by robots, and tended by
robots. Machines, maybe a hive of a thousand, double the size of a
tarantula, for each acre, removing any need to use human labor as they
plow, plant, water, weed, and remove insects from the parts of the plants
we eat. Programs that prune as needed, water as needed, and then, of
course, harvest when ready. There would be larger specialty robots –
those that carry the harvest bounty in large loads out of the fields to a
storage or immediate use distribution. With this degree of attention,
virtually all of the crop would be marketable.
And then the robots would mulch the remainder, preparing the fertilizer
for the next crop.
Designed to rotate crops in the most efficient way such that the soil is
never depleted and it needs no petro-help, the robots would fill our fields
with organic, healthy crops. Robots would clean and gently transport our