There was a book at the library. It was about production of weapons during World War II. In addition to other matters, it discussed a standards for evaluating the supply chain, including the elements of final inspection regarding packaging in order to ship.

 

I wrote it down before 2020. I did not do anything with it until Feb. 8-9, 2020. It was early morning, before 6 am. Something was occurring that day…I believed it had to do with the anniversary on the brine disposal pipeline. It was what WOULD have been my “inspection” on whatever it was that was being produced and “distributed” that I was tracking via proxy. I did not have access to an official standard of this sort until then.

 

I one day went to that library to write down information on that book. There was an incident on the way, but when I got to the library they had shut off the auditorium because there had been some sort of need for a “repair” or “renovation.” I wrote down what I did at the table in the lobby on the first floor. I know that the surveillance could see it; there may still be camera feed. That also means they knew what that book was and what it meant when later that inspection report, copy of the standard and the bibliographical information on that book was stolen out of my evidence AND they took the book off the shelf and out of the online catalogue.

 

Do not mistake what I mean.

 

I got to step nine and shut the whole thing down when I did that “inspection.”

 

You know I still remember why; mostly what I wrote; and the context.

 

What I do NOT remember is IF in fact it WAS Feb. 8-9, 2020 or if that is the date I remember BECAUSE that was the event and the associated person for whom that inspection report was stolen.

 

You could cross-reference with AUTHENTIC work orders for the repair of the auditorium at the appropriate library.

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Format adjusted by 5:48 pm CST; "s" left where it is -- but I know what it means now and you understand that I know what it means. Are you going to remove it?