Who is Bob?
Bob
was born in the late 1950’s and raised in the
Midwest, where he lives to this day. His
family was Protestant. They were not regular
church goers but attended more times than not as Bob
was growing up. Bob’s mother was a Republican
and his father was a Democrat, proving that both
ideologies could coexist, find compromise, and pass
on fair legislation. Perhaps Congressmen and the
United States Senators could learn a few things from
Bob’s mom and dad.
Bob had a normal childhood, except for a few odd
things that occurred in his youth that still baffle
him. In the early 1960’s, Bob had a bizarre
experience that he thought to be a dream or
nightmare. He recalls elements of the event in
vivid detail. It was not until the 1970’s that
he realized his “dream” seemed to fit what he’d read
in UFO books known as an abduction scenario.
Bob was to have many strange encounters and
sightings throughout his life, and has read hundreds
of books and accounts involving UFO’s over the past 25
years. He has several theories about the UFO phenomena and what is going
on in the world because of them. To Bob, it is hard to believe that the
majority of people aren’t more interested in getting to the bottom of the UFO
issue. He feels it equally baffling, that people ignore the presence of
the New World Order which has infected governments and societies on a
global scale.
Bob was educated at
a Midwestern university, studying English Literature, Creative Writing,
Religion, and a little bit of Geology. He played college football and
started studying martial arts in the late 1970’s. After college, he
struggled to find work during the recession, as
did many college grads of that time. Bob worked in warehouses, lumber mills, farms, and several hardcore weight lifting gyms. Strange occupations for a literary guy, don’t
you think? All these would prove valuable to Bob, however, due to the
many different types of people that crossed his path. He learned a lot
during those hard times.
At the age of 30,
Bob joined the United States Army because he needed a job and wanted some
adventure. He spent half of his enlistment in Germany with the Infantry
attached to an armored division. Their mission in Germany was to protect
the Fulda Gap, a passage used by nearly every army that invaded Europe since
Roman times. This area was on high alert during the decline of
Communism and the tearing down of “The Wall”. Bob witnessed these
events. The second part of Bob’s enlistment was with his beloved 82nd
Airborne Division. He loved being a paratrooper and serving his
country. Bob participated in both Desert Shield and Desert Storm, and
spent 9 months in Saudi and Iraq. After the war, he spent his last few
months at Fort Bragg, North Carolina. Bob chose not to reenlist, partly
due to his age. If he was going to find a job on the outside at nearly 35 years
of age, he figured that it be sooner than later. There was also more
trouble sprouting up around the world. Angola, Afghanistan, South
America, North Korea were trouble spots on the horizon, and his outfit had
already been in Panama (at which time Bob was serving in Germany) and the first
Gulf War to liberate Kuwait. “I was in my 30’s during the Gulf War and
just being promoted to Sergeant while in the field,” reflects Bob. “I adapted
to combat quite well, being single and without children. I never
witnessed so much death and destruction in such a short amount of time
(referring to the 100 hour war). I was upset that we didn’t occupy the
country longer, once we were there. That wasn’t our government’s goal at
that time. Shortly after the war, Saddam started killing his own people
in Southern Iraq. He started breaking coalition demands before the ink
dried on the paper. I thought we might be sent back in to stop the
murdering of civilians but we weren’t. Our mission was
accomplished. We liberated Kuwait, which was all we were expected to
do. Personally, I feel like those folks got a raw deal. It is no
wonder that a lot of Iraqis don’t trust us. Soldiers take orders.
That is how it is. It wasn’t out of protest that I didn’t choose to
reenlist. However, I did start to question our political motives in some
areas of the world, and why we would help some countries and not
others. I loved the military, but it wasn’t satisfying my life
ambitions. Serving in the military, and especially with the 82nd
Airborne Division was one of the greatest experiences of my life.”
Since leaving the
military, Bob has worked in marketing and business. He continued to study
martial arts, took up therapeutic massage and also became a Reiki master.
Bob’s passion revolves around observing how the New World Order is consuming
every facet of our lives. This topic, strange phenomena, secret fraternal
orders, history, conspiracy theories, social issues and matters of the spirit
are of deep interest to Bob. This website allows him the freedom to
expose his readers to thoughts and ideas that reporters and journalists in the
mainstream media can’t discuss openly without mass ridicule and/or negative
repercussions from politically motivated media owners and their sponsors.
- H. E.
Leiksit
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