Well Data Junkie --

You hit the nail on the head -- however -- I don't have much more to say on it.

It really does look like a set-up job.

You can see that there are two stories that don't quite "jive".

Is Faction Two blackmailing this Coke Executive to smear more dirt on Faction One? Or is this Coke executive really a Faction Two plant who is now carrying out a small mission to make Coca Cola look foolish.

If it is a "hit job" by Faction Two -- I expect to see some kind of retaliation against Pepsi pretty soon.

What I find interesting is that the messages that Faction One and Two send to each other are always through Coke and Pepsi -- It seems that this is the way they communicate to each other and all the agents in the field.

I know MacDonald's and Burger King used to be part of the Factions -- I don't think MacDonald's is anymore -- I think they are jointly owned by F-1 and F-2 operatives -- therefore, it is hands off --

Burger King is still MI6, therefore it is Faction One -- the New World Order.

Denny's is still Faction Two --

So, as we watch for some kind of retaliation -- we need to watch Denny's --

Yes, I can read your thoughts --

I wonder about Wendy's too -- but I don't know which Faction Wendy's belongs to. I hope they belong to Faction Two because I like Dave Thomas!!

Several years ago, when F-1 was blackmailing F-2 and trying to drain off all their "black ops covert budget", they staged an "almost massacre" in a Denny's. The message was clear. Settle or tomorrow we have a real masscre at Denny's.

The next day, Denny's settled a multmillion dollar lawsuit brought against them by Secret Service agents -- for discrimination.

This year, black secret service agents sued the Treasury for discrimination -- quid pro quo or "what goes around comes around"?

Keep your eyes open for usual stories that might give us a inside peak at what these two factions are doing --

Also watch Apple Computer -- while APPLE is not officially part of Faction Two -- When Faction One tried to destroy it, Faction Two covertly came to the rescue. Faction Two placed a line of programming in all Apple computers which allows them to be remotely activated so that they can send millions of emails to certain companies or agencies, thereby shutting them down.

Apples also don't get viruses -- at least not the ones that have been going around.

I still think we all need to switch from our PC to Apples.

Someone should make a deal with Apple so that they will sell computers -- really cheap -- to all the Rumor Mill News Agents.

We would be good advertizing for them --

An Apple a Day keeps the New World Order at Bay.

Have a nice Day --

R