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Wearing only my tennis shoes, I ran through the trees as fast and as far as I<br />

could, which wasn't very far at all. Bush was using his bird dog <strong>to</strong> track me,<br />

the same one that had recently been used with me in bestiality filming as a<br />

"Byrd-dog" joke on my owner, Robert C. Byrd. When caught, Cheney held his<br />

gun <strong>to</strong> my head again as he s<strong>to</strong>od over me, looking warm in his sheepskin coat.<br />

Bush ordered me <strong>to</strong> take his dog sexually while they watched, then he and<br />

Cheney ushered me back <strong>to</strong> their cabin.<br />

I pulled on my clothes and sat in the office part of the cabin awaiting<br />

instructions. I had no idea where Kelly was, nor do I in retrospect. Bush and<br />

Cheney were still in their hunting clothes when the programming session began.<br />

Bush said, "You and I are about <strong>to</strong> embark on A Most Dangerous Game of<br />

diplomatic relations. This is my game. You will follow my rules. 1 will have<br />

the distinct advantage of hunting you with my Eye in the Sky (satellite). I'll<br />

watch every move you make. As long as you play the game by my rules and<br />

make no mistakes, you live. One mistake and I'll get you, my pretty, and your<br />

little girl, <strong>to</strong>o. You die, and Kelly will have <strong>to</strong> play with me. I prefer it that<br />

way. Then it will be her Most Dangerous Game. The cards are stacked in my<br />

favor because, well, it is my game! Are you game?"<br />

There was no choice. I responded as conditioned, "Yes, Sir! I'm game."<br />

The parallels <strong>to</strong> The Most Dangerous Game that had just occurred in the woods<br />

were deliberate and intended <strong>to</strong> make retrieval of memory "impossible" due <strong>to</strong><br />

cryp<strong>to</strong>amnesia scrambling.<br />

"Good. Then let the games begin. Listen carefully <strong>to</strong> your instructions.<br />

You have no room for error." Cheney flipped his "game timer"—an hourglass.<br />

Bush continued, "This game is called the King and Eye, and here's the deal.<br />

You will be establishing stronger diplomatic relations according <strong>to</strong> order<br />

between Mexico, the U.S., and the Middle East. Your role will require a<br />

change of face at each new place. I'll chart your course, define your role, and<br />

pull your strings. You'll speak my words when I pull your strings. There is no<br />

room for error,"<br />

Cheney was half lying across the plain, military issue style desk in an<br />

apparent drug stupor as Bush talked. Still wearing his hunting coat and hat,<br />

Cheney aimed his rifle at me from the desk and threatened, "Or a-hunting we<br />

will go." Bush finished Cheney's threat by singing, "We'll catch a fox and put<br />

her in a box and lower her in a hole."<br />

Bush looked at Cheney and burst out laughing. The sight of him dressed in<br />

his hunting clothes with a huge bore, double-barreled shotgun <strong>to</strong> his shoulder<br />

inspired Bush <strong>to</strong> tell him he "looked tike Elmer Fudd".<br />

Cheney, imitating the car<strong>to</strong>on character, said, "Where is that waskily<br />

wabbit?"<br />

Operation The King and Eye would involve Reagan's #1 envoy Philip Habib<br />

(who cryptically played the Alice In Wonderland role of the White Rabbit with<br />

slaves such as myself) and Saudi Arabian King Fahd. So when Bush referred<br />

<strong>to</strong> the two as "Elmer Fahd and the Waskily Wabbit," he and Cheney laughed<br />

until they cried. Since both were already high from drugs anyway, they had a<br />

great deal of difficulty maintaining composure long enough <strong>to</strong> complete my<br />

programming.<br />

1 Dick Cheney has no official U.S. military his<strong>to</strong>ry <strong>to</strong> justify his position as our nation's<br />

former Defense Secretary under President George Bush.

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