This victory has not been without a price. We have lost the
starving demon that had been giving us so much information.
Setting up the barriers around Los Angeles was simply too much
for him. He collapsed into himself and evaporated into
nothingness. The Bible warns again and again, that the price of
evil is eternal death, neverending suffering. Because that's all
the creatures of Darkness ever have. Their final moments are
misery and horror beyond anything that anyone can imagine. And
that is their eternity, that is all they have. For them it is
forever. The demons watching over this poor thing wept when it
finally succumbed to its fate. Again, these foul things showing
compassion for each other is something that has never been seen
before and amazes Everyone! But We suppose the demons are crying
for themselves, also, because unless We succeed this is the fate
all of them will suffer.
Linda came up with some music for Gerald's song, "Two
Brave Texas Men"! Here's the link to the
audio!
http://www.voicesfromspirit.com/sb/TwoBraveTexasMen.mp3
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IMAGINATION'S PLACE
"I'M TAKING COMMAND!"
By; Gerald A. Polley
As Major West entered the strategic air command's operations
room she was ready for another interesting evening. She was just
approaching her afternoon counterpart when a murmor rose from
those in the operations room. Major West looked to see a
distinguished looking officer in a air force General's uniform
entering through the V.I.P. enterance. He was accompanied by a
georgeous looking woman in the uniform of a marine Major, and a
handsome man in an army Captain's uniform. The Major's
counterpart let out a deep "Oh my God! It's them!"
Major West knew immediately who he meant by "Them".
The General approached, came to attention and saluted. West
returned the salute. "Major!" the General snapped,
"By the authority of The Omega Agreement I am taking
temporary command of this post! Do you concur?"
"Yes sir!" the Major snapped, "But I am going off
duty, sir. You should speak to Major West, sir!"
"Due to the nature of the emergency," the General
continued, "I require that all your personnel remain on
duty. We have an alpha emergency! Those coming on duty should
take up auxillery stations and assist the primary operators until
the emergency is completed."
The General went over to a computer. Its operator quickly moved.
He sat down and began to work.
"We have three hours, gentlemen," he remarked "to
clear this area in The Southern Pacific three hundred miles in
circumference. Absolutely nothing must be within that circle in
three hours time! Anything on the surface of the ocean at that
time will die! There is no question, no doubt. All air traffic,
all naval vessels must be gotten out of the area! Let's go to
work, ladies and gentlemen!"
Everyone quickly went to work. "That's well out of the
shipping lanes," an officer remarked. "But there's one
island right on the edge of the circle inhabited, about fifty
people. They have no air strip. The island's too small!"
Major West quickly went over to a computer. "There's three
sea planes," she snapped, "an hour away at this resort!
They could get out that many people. Contact the owner of the
company, tell him we have an emergency and he has to pick up
those people. I'm quite sure he'll oblige."
The General looked at the Major. "Just curiosity," he
remarked, "but how did you know that pertinent
information?"
"The man's my father, sir," the Major answered. "I
helped him work the business from the time I was a little
girl."
The General smiled. "Providence always provides!" he
remarked.
They continued working and the Major noticed many of the men kept
glancing at the marine corps officer with longing looks! Finally
she spoke up.
"Gentlemen, this woman is an officer in the military service
of The United States! I suggest you stop seeing the woman in the
uniform and start seeing the uniform!"
There were a lot of "Yes ma'am!"s in reply. The female
officer nodded to West and she returned the courtesy. A while
later another officer spoke up.
"Sir, we've got a ship well inside the circle and headed in
deeper. Don't know what they're doing there but there's nothing
we can get to them."
The General looked at the map. "The nuclear submarine The
George Washington is fifteen minutes away, or will be when you
contact them. Have them rendevous with the ship, pick up its
crew, and dive to their maximum depth.
When they reach that depth they are to shut everything down.
Ladies and gentlemen, there is a magnetic pulse coming. It will
destroy every satellite that is functioning, that is not in the
Earth's shadow at the time it occurs. All satellites must be shut
down before that pulse hits. Get to work, people! There's a lot
of very valuable equipment up there we must protect!"
"Sir!" an officer complained, "If we shut
everything down we'll have no tellemitry! We won't be able to
monitor progress."