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nomorepepperoni ago

Below are some of my speculations on this email, in addition to a few of the others already suggested.

"We have identified 17 locations for dinner, and each location is holding a table of 30 'just in case' the Secretary's party drops by: http://www.urbanspoon.com/m/c/7/moroccan. "

Diversion strategy? But if so, who are they trying to deceive? Press?

"Please be ready to mobilize at the drop of a hat, at a time not of your choosing that has no correlation to your appetite status. Additionally, you should be ready to leave dinner at a moment's notice, the only warning being Ms. Clunkton's suddenly standing up and the resulting sound of 29 chairs moving away from the table. From that point, you will have 90 seconds to get to the vans."

Two scenarios come to mind:

  1. Hillary herself IS coming, in spite of Huma's remarks to the contrary. This is to ensure sick Hillary gets back to her van in time so she doesn't have an episode like at the 9/11 memorial, where she collapses before they could get her back in.

  2. This would match, possibly TOO literally, to the "bodies" being "programmed". "Clunkton" is Hillary's body double. FBIAnon did mention Hillary had one. The time to return to the vans could be any number of things based on this--some sort control is lost on a human double, which might lead to the appearance of amnesia or perhaps loss of consciousness ("Where am I? Who am I?"), next-level android double runs out of battery, who knows? Point is, this strategy is needed to ensure the double does not fail and is outed in public view.

Now, if #2 is NOT the case, what else could this mean?

"11:00am Arrive Dulles International Airport

[Note: We will not be flying anywhere, but our bodies are programmed to spend at least two hrs/per day in a van]"

Perhaps, in this case, the group is scheduled to spend that time in the van for reasons pertaining to Hillary's health, for double work, etc. "Our bodies" might also refer to "bodies" reserved for them rather than their own. In this case, "bodies" might be reserved kids, blood bank "donors" for rejuvenation, both?

Yeah, my speculations ask more questions than speculate. Go figure lol.

SturdyGal ago

There seems to be needless repetition:

Please be ready to mobilize at the drop of a hat, at a time not of your choosing that has no correlation to your appetite status. Additionally, you should be ready to leave dinner at a moment's notice, the only warning being Ms. Clunkton's suddenly standing up and the resulting sound of 29 chairs moving away from the table. From that point, you will have 90 seconds to get to the vans.

This is actually the same idea stated twice. So it must be a code of some kind. I wonder what the numbers are for, pricing or is the writer an over-the-top dramatist?