A Nautical Detective Tale. Part 3. Epilogue: Restricted Menus
Epilogue: Menus with a DSP stamp.
As I told you in the first two parts of my Naval Detective Tale trilogy, I trust Robert, who told me his story of dealing with this North American country and its services... fast and not always healthy food. But today I won't talk about them—they've done their job, compromising themselves in every aspect of their interactions with them.
Today I'll show you some menus marked DSP (For Official Use Only), so you can finally understand what this Detective Tale is all about and why I chose this particular method of presentation. I'll also tell you a little more about the organizer of this foul-smelling buffet, a character who from the very beginning asked to be called ZUKA.
So, here are the first few pages of menus and drawings marked DSP from a folder of twenty-four documents:
DOCUMENTS….
Now do you understand what I was talking about in the first two episodes?
You can watch them again. I'm sure you'll hear it a little differently now!
And a few words about the character who framed the man who trusted him and tried his best to help him.
Robert asked me to pass this on to anyone who might be interested:
He has information about who ZUKA is, his gender, age, geographic location, city of employment, place of work, duties performed, contract length, skills, marital status, number of children, geographic location of his family, which countries he's been outside of his country and how long he's been outside of his country over the past three years... and many other details that will fill out his profile. Robert also asked me to pass this on to anyone who might find this information important: this isn't a figment of his imagination, but the result of their correspondence with ZUKA, which Robert prudently saved. As well as their phone conversation.
Write. I have Robert's contact information for anyone who confirms their seriousness of intention and interest in this information, which I consider to be undoubtedly secret.
I was glad to take part in this tale!
As I've said many times, I'm on Robert's side and believe that the truth will always remain the truth, just as a lie will always remain a lie! Especially today, in a time of rampant deception throughout the world.
I'll conclude this short monologue with a phrase I remembered during our conversation with Robert. I liked it for its precision and honesty:
"If someone couldn't appreciate my strengths, I'll give them the opportunity to learn about my weaknesses!"
With respect, and see you on the seas, on the pages of my book, and in my videos!
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