Project BDB

[spacemummy]

For my job as weapons inspector for the United Nations I traveled to an island in the Pacific where the U.S. military had built a compound. There they made and tested the newest weapons. I toured the compound, interviewing the engineers and scientists there. I was in the lab where they had the project with codename BDB. As part of a program to

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[dresen]

Haha... dang, that is a wonderfully hectic piece, Spacemums. It is good to see you are still humming and outputting. This is some tense, spine-scraping stuff, but I guess, not so much worse than whatever's actually bubbling in the brain-pans of highly-paid, highly-obscured people in big government metal boxes under the desert/mountains/sea. Same as ever!

[spacemummy]

Hey thanks! Kind of goofy. Something I wrote a while back, revised it a little so it sounded less like a dream, which is what it was. Thought it was appropriate what with everything going on in Iran, how the US may use the latest as an excuse to do something extreme.

[dresen]

Also: I hope your circumstances find you well. Me, I've been holding things together pretty good... a lot of reconnecting with folks recently.

[spacemummy]

Awesome. Glad to hear it. I'll stop by and check out what's been going on with you.