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

The town of Warrenton has less than 2,000 people and is very quiet and sedate. There are, ofcourse, many black people in this state but they are rural in composition and unlike the urban ones inWashington, not given to crime.The place will need additional security fencing, gates which can be controlled from the inside,alarm systems and I will bring over at least ten more of my people to help out with the house and thesecurity.No one has lived in the mansion for a number of years and the sunlight has faded some of thecurtains, all of which are old and must be replaced. I will wish to have the bathrooms modernizedsomewhat and I have ideas about some statuary for the gardens which I would certainly wish to make overmore in the European style.It is a very well built house in its own grounds and it even has a nice stream on the property.There is a very good stream running through the place in Colorado and I might take up fly-fishing as asport.We went there with a real estate agent and I left Bunny to talk with him while Heini and I made atour of the place. It took us over four hours to see everything and I must say I dozed off in the car on theway back.It is absolutely magnificent, without question, and certainly not that expensive considering myassets. This would be a tremendous place for my collection of paintings and for the furniture I would liketo buy. Bunny has suggested American colonial but I like Louis XV and XVI. We can compromise, ofcourse.She knows in the way that women have, that I am probably going to buy it and was absolutelycharming on the way home.We told the agent that there needed to be work done on the property and I had filled my notebookwith all kinds of minor repairs. He, of course, believing that we wanted the place (he knows about Bunny’suncle and knows the family by name) and began to suggest a price “adjustment” for us.I do not want to raise horses, but Bunny does, so she can have what she wants in that area.I will go to the bank tomorrow and begin the transaction but we both know that the propertycannot be in my name. We have worked out a suitable plan whereby a very poor cousin will hold the actualtitle but will give us back a signed deed to it so that we can execute it at any time we wish.And, of course, I proposed to her after dinner tonight and she, of course, accepted. Bunny iscertainly strong enough to do that herself but propriety demands that the male make the first move. I did. Idon’t think Sophie would be too happy but life is cruel, isn’t it?We will give up the house in Washington and I will either take the train into town or be driven. Iwill get a new car; in fact the garage holds seven so we will see how many more we need.If Bunny wants to come into town by herself, she can stay with aunt and I can stay at the club sothe unpleasantness of living in a hot, humid and nasty town will be a thing of the past.I now own the place in Colorado, which is nowhere as large as the new estate but I want it for thewinter sports and Bunny is in complete agreement. That place has 640 acres and this over three hundred soI will be an American landowner with a thousand acres to my holdings. I should design a coat of arms andhave it painted on all my cars and put onto the notepaper but that is simply too much vanity and is riskingthe attention of fate.How interesting life can be!One year a hunted war criminal and the next, a Virginia gentleman, soon slated to be a colonel inthe American General Staff, an advanced collector of very valuable, often significant art (almost all ofwhich was stolen but we don’t talk about that, do we?). A beautiful, well-bred and very intelligent wife andcompanion, an excellent domestic staff and perhaps seven cars!I can sit here and remember my very humble beginnings with great (and often unpleasant) clarityand marvel about the ways of God and man!Tuesday, 25 July 1950I had Philby come by the club and had a brief meeting with him. Several of the members knowhim and there was considerable polite back-and-forth but finally we got rid of the nuisances.Conversation turned on the Korean business. It seems Moscow wants to know as much as theycan about Truman’s intentions and especially about the bomb. I gave P. a document, suitably doctored,which shows we will do nothing more in Korea and will not drop the bomb on either northern Korea or onChina if it gets into the business. I had this made myself and it has nothing to do with the CIA. It certainly