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Message 1 of 8 in Discussion

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PonySoldier5 (Original Message)

Sent: 5/26/2004 8:04 AM

Glad to see you discovered the Above Top Secret website. This is very informative website. There is some good information in there. Keep in mind now that this is somewhat new to you and it may seem a little bizarre, but it's good information. If you have any questions on something you read and can't figure it out, or it doesn't make sense...fire a question at me. I've been around the paranormal for 20 some odd years and am pretty well up on things. If I don't have the answer right away...I'll find it and holler at ya in here about it.

Also...you have a good Christian background and that's good. You know your stuff about that. But....don't let your Christian teachings overshadow your quest for knowledge on the paranormal. As you travel your life path it's good to be well versed on a number of subjects. Don't limit yourself to just a few. As an old friend of mine used to jokingly say: "Keep an open mind...something's bound to drop in!"

So get in there and read up on the paranormal. If you have any questions....fire away! I'm here...I'll have an answer!

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Sent: 5/26/2004 7:28 PM

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PonySoldier5

Sent: 5/26/2004 8:42 PM

Rebel: The AK-47 is a good weapon....and better than the M-16. Its rate of fire is faster and it doesn't jam nearly as much. When I was a Medic in Vietnam....I wasn't supposed to carry any weapons, but I had an AK-47 that I had slung over my shoulder and I also carried a .357 in a shoulder holster under my shirt. I stripped the 47 down to the bare essentials...no shoulder stock, or anything else I didn't need. It was your basic "bullet launcher"...nothing fancy. Never had to use either of the weapons, but they were there if necessary.

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Sent: 5/27/2004 2:05 AM

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From:

PonySoldier5

Sent: 5/27/2004 4:53 AM

Rebel.....I'm more of a pocket knife guy, but when I was in Nam I carried a Bowie Knife with a razor sharp 10 inch blade. That was my back up weapon if I needed one.

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From:

PonySoldier5

Sent: 5/27/2004 7:38 PM

Travis: If you want some good information on the AK-47...go to the Google Search Motor and type in "The AK-47". That'll bring up a whole bunch of pages on that rifle. Good luck! Lemme know what you find.

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Sent: 5/28/2004 1:57 AM

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Sent: 5/29/2004 2:17 AM

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