Sunday, October 15, 2017

Really bad country song lyrics and more story

Okay here are some lyrics in case someone wants to do something with it. I will be glad to share (however everything I write is still my own Copyright 2017 and previous) so you want to collaborate with me….yeah,,, these probably won’t fly, but here goes

Trying to pay my bills and
Wishing the wife was happy

The truck needs a new radiator
And the kids need braces

I wake up every day and there
Is not enough coffee

Going to work to find the site
is closed due to its raining

Another day wasted and It is
Still four more days till Friday.

Okay these suck, but the Cowboys aren’t playing this week and it was a long work week and the rest of the month doesn’t look any better and the better half just bought a new dress to go to a wedding I can’t go with her because I will be…….wait for it……..working


Jill was scared.
She loved her job at the NSA. She had peculiar personality quirks which made her very good at what she did. She watched people. In her head she created many stories on all the people she tracked. She was good. If the government needed someone tracked she could follow anyone through the maze of trails people left. A person would have to be off the grid for years for her not to pick up a scent so to speak. Even if a person switched from using cards and online reservations to cash only for a while she could still keep track of someone.  She paid attention to their habits and everyone except for the most skilled professionals left a trail.  If needed, she would pull up past behavior to tie down what they might do.  Her ability to think like another person was extraordinaire. This made her a perfect fit for her job. And her superiors learned to trust her not knowing if it was her intuition or some other claire voyant talent she had. Whatever she had, she was good.

Jill had been tracking a low level Russian operative for the last few weeks. She had many people she watched. Jill kept a long list of people, some were people she was required to track for a short time, others were people that had encountered someone she tracked, others came up because of an event, there were many. She had an extensive file of people. Her superiors knew she had some kind of database, yet never knew the extent of it. In her files, she did have one on Sandra’s friend Greg. She knew there was something going on with him. She also knew about the affair with Sandra. She kept much to herself. A person never knew when some bit of knowledge may be handy.

She also knew about Paul and Paul’s superiors, one reason her superiors didn’t know how large her database was, she knew about the men that were found in the SUV; she knew much. It wasn’t the amount of people she knew that scared her, it was the amount of people’s passes that crossed because of the shooting of Congressman Greg. She also liked him and was very mad at his wife.

Warning bells had gone off in her head when she realized the Russian operative was headed towards Greg’s home district. This was not part of his usual routine. He arrived about a week before Greg and had been stationed there under the pretense of doing sales work in towns within a 3-4 hour drive. He had been relatively quiet, just playing his role. At first, she didn’t connect him to Greg until after Greg arrived he would seem to head into Greg’s district for unknown matters and then show up back in his sales territory.

Jill knew much, she did not know everything. Her Russian operative was a Russian operative and also what might be called a double agent, yet even this wasn’t a true description.  His family was of Persian descent. His Father was a Russian operative in Iran for many years after the fall of the Shah. The Soviet Union was so large they had encompassed many people who were employed by them, yet never loyal to them. And this was the same for Russia now. He had basically taken over the role of his Father. Little did the Soviet Union and now Russia not know was they helped the Russians because the wanted to see the US out of Iran. Unfortunately, they did not want the Revolutionary Council and the Ayatollah to be the victors. The Father was smart, he knew it was coming, he couldn’t stop it. So, he laid low, worked the back channels to eventually bring Russia into conversations with the new government and kept up the ambitions of a small group of Iranians that want to bring Persia back to prominence.

The operative had worked himself into a low-level assignment into the United States. This had been planned for quite some time. His mission was to contact certain Americans, who were not enamored with the United States relationship with Saudi Arabia. He could not do this as a Russian, so he created a pretense to follow certain members of Congress under the guise these members of Congress were out to create a wedge in Russian Iranian affairs. He convinced his superiors he needed to gather information to bring back to the Iranians which would benefit the relationship between Russia and Iran. The world runs on ruses and he was trying to effect one for Persia. He was very much linked to the old men in the villages near Tehran and the government officials in Tehran that had been in contact with certain elements of the CIA.

Unfortunately, he was dealing with failure right now. He had failed to contact Greg before he was shot. He had tried. For the few days Greg had been home, he had tried to make contact, yet was unable to create a casual bump into scenario where he could pretend he was pitching his business where really, he would be updating Greg on his plans. There just weren’t too many independent people in the United States with an open mind. His CIA contact in Iran had suggested Greg to him, hoping they could at least stall some votes coming up that would strengthen the US-Saud military arrangements and arms sales.

Jill knew he was near Greg’s district. Little did she know, he was about fifty feet and catching up to Greg on the trail when Greg was shot. The Russian operative, had seen Greg go into the woods to go hunting. He, unfortunately wasn’t prepared to chase after him without being seen so he had to detour then try and catch up. He was close, but not close enough. He witnessed Greg go down from the shots. He immediately left the area, yet in his hurry he did not cover his tracks.

And his tracks were part of the reason why the FBI investigation into Greg’s shooting confused everyone. It was obvious Greg was shot from a distance, yet there were signs of a third party that may or may not have been involved. This baffled them. Well, everything baffled them right now, but the more they investigated the more questions they had.

And so, Jill almost two weeks past the shooting finally tells her superiors she discovered a Russian operative had been in the area. She kept most of what she knew to a minimum. She pretended like this was a new discovery and they may want to pursue. Her superiors trusted her information that this was new and immediately some of them contacted Paul’s superiors and told them about this operative.

Jill knew they would since she kept track of everyone in her office. Many years ago, she did this just because this is who she is as a person. She liked keeping track. Over the years, this had kept her out of much trouble and with everything else was part of her treasure trove of data no one knew.

She blew the cover on this operative, not to uncover him. She knew where he was and had a good idea where he was headed. She wanted to see what would happen once he was introduced into the situation.  Her revelation went to all the groups including the shooting investigators.

She could tell this was a bombshell by all the chatter it created amongst much of the intelligence community and FBI. All had their own agenda it affected. She watched and waited. She worried over Greg and she too, wanted to know exactly who shot him. And all involved had no idea she was watching. Sooner or later she thought maybe she should meet Greg and show him all she knew. He might know what was going on.

If it isn’t one thing, it is another mumbled Paul’s superiors. Yesterday they were told about the SUV they were informed would never be a problem. Today they are told there was a Russian operative, no one knew exactly how high up or his role was discovered to be in the vicinity of Greg’s shooting.

The FBI team investigating Greg’s shooting was informed. It was imperative they try and find out who this person is and somehow ask around town about this person without raising any suspicion. The FBI itself, plus Paul’s superiors were going to let them do the work and once they reported act accordingly.

Sheriff Daniel was hoping he could match up what was on the grainy video from the first night he encountered the people in the SUV at the hospital with pictures of the SUV being pulled up from the lake. His friend at the FBI had agreed to share copies once he received them, which for some reason he didn’t understand were hard to come by. Someone was sitting tight on what was found in that lake.

Greg kept calling Sandra which kept her tense, aggravated, angry, and guilty. She just wanted her Greg to survive, never tell him about the other Greg and go back to being his wife, even if it meant being a Congressman’s wife. Near death encounters always seem to prioritize life for people.  Greg was under pressure to get in touch with Sandra, have a meeting and find out what the local sheriff and FBI group were learning in their investigation. They wanted all angles covered and hopefully to be first to learn anything they might need to know.

And while this investigation was going on, and as pursued by Paul’s superiors the President was fast tracking legislation to increase arms sales to Saudi Arabia along with stronger military assurances of protecting the flow of oil out of Saudi Arabia. The House approved it with a one vote majority. So, did the Senate and was signed the next day by the President.

Iran viewed this as an attack on their sovereignty and said they would take appropriate measures for their defense. The Russians quietly assured Iran they would be there to help.



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