Douglas - The CIA Covenant-Nazis in Washington - preterhuman.net

We went over a number of matters concerning the CIA and I told her several times that they werea gang of elitist cutthroats with no social redemption. She laughed because she knows a number of themand has been around such assholes most of her life. Getting paid for it, she says, would be rewarding.The next thing we discussed was the future for us.She knows about Sophie and that while I am legally dead; I am still legally married to her andhave a family. Bunny doesn’t care about that, said that if I am officially dead, I can remarry under my newpersonality. She also referred to us as latter day Mormons and we could practice polygamy!The word marriage has not yet quite surfaced but it came very, very close and I assume I amexpected to make the move. I will have to think about it, discuss this with a lawyer friend and then go fromthere. In a week, perhaps, or two. I told her I would make a decision on the future by then and she trusts meto keep my word. After all, we have been remarkably honest with each other.And I did tell her about my little affairs with the CIA wives. I thought she might get angry but sheonly laughed. That sort of thing is the rule in Washington, not the exception and both of us are adults in theend.She did mention to me that she wanted to talk to me about some property that was in her familydown in Virginia. It belonged to an uncle who could not keep it up during the war (the servants all ranaway and worked in defense plants) and then had a stroke and could not live there. It is a large Herrenhaus(manor, ed.) with hundreds of acres surrounding it. The uncle raised blooded horses. The place is going upfor sale and she said that she would really like to keep it in the family, but her aunt liked Washington andher town house so that was not possible.I am getting tired of this place because it is now too small for my collection, it is rented for meand my idiot colleagues from the CIA and the army come by and bother me. I told her we could drivedown next weekend, look at the place and make a day of it. Of course Heini would have to drive and shehas no problem with that.The place is located at a town named Warrenton, about sixty miles southwest of Washington.We shall see.Sunday, 23 July 1950.Small items:The Senate has been yelling about McCarthy and the press is talking about some problem he haswith drawing his official pay as a judge while attending to other matters. They don’t have anything on himor he would be gone by now but they just keep on shrieking every time he goes after some sociallyprominent Roosevelt appointee.I understand that MacArthur is getting enough troops and equipment on hand to make acounterattack fairly soon. I have now a nice portfolio of stocks and am considering expanding.We have had a very pleasant trip down into Virginia to look at the family property. It is a verybeautiful house, what is called here as “Georgian” after the British kings. A very large, impressive house ina pinkish brick, copper roof with a fine patina, three stories, shuttered windows and a tall portico in front.The total number of rooms is just over thirty with eight bedrooms, ten bathrooms or partialbathrooms, a huge kitchen, library, dining room, assembly room, gallery, entrance hall, huge staircasewhich ascends to the third floor, solid oak and rosewood doors, and marble floors. Much of the paneling isold pine and there are fireplaces in almost every room in the house. There are four bedrooms on the secondfloor, all with sitting rooms and bathrooms and on the third, four bedrooms with baths. Fireplaces in all butone of the bedrooms.House has an elevator and a large swimming pool that is set up to be used as a reservoir in case offires. Bath houses and dressing rooms also in brick. A beautiful formal garden and a tennis court! That’s asport I could take up when my knee is in service.The section set aside for horses is immense! There is room for fifty horses, grooms, andveterinarians. An indoor track, maternity stable for mares, a nursery for young horses.Also, a barn for cows, various outbuildings for servants, pumps for the water, kennels for dogs,boiler rooms and so on endlessly.And not to be forgotten is an old church made out of stone on one edge of the property.The property sits on over three hundred acres of rolling, wooded land and the weather there ismuch milder than in the District. I am told that this is the most beautiful part of the state of Virginia and Ican easily believe it!