Emails To / From CIA

 November 9, 2012.

Expect the unexpected is a fairly good rule of thumb; especially when the CIA is involved. 

Today's announcement that the CIA Director, David Petraeus, is resigning due to having an extramarital affair,  is currently making headlines. 

I figured "Something's Up!" when I noted an increase in website traffic to this chapter of Frozen Fiefdom, earlier this morning.  A few folks had the CIA on the brain this AM, and must have had some reason for their search. 

Below is a Nov. 1, 2012 email I sent to an employee at the CIA, who may or may not be the CIA website administrator, but his name and email came up while I was hunting for that info.   I haven't received a direct reply, and don't really expect to.  I haven't noticed that particular IP having another scout round Frozen Fiefdom, but I would presume that the CIA uses some sort of masking or proxy servers while doing most of its sniffing.  (Note to Readers:  This email also appears in the chapter entitled "The Charlotte Chronicles.  Family Fun is Never Done!"

I see by my web logs Thursday, November 1, 2012 3:09 PM From: "Paula Rose" <paula@frozenfiefdom.com> To: davidw@ucia.gov That someone on your network was having a browse on my website, bright and early this morning. 198.81.129.193 - - [01/Nov/2012:05:11:36 -0700] "GET /emails_to__from_cia HTTP/1.1" 200 45822 "-" "Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 5.1; rv:10.0.3) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/10.0.3" "frozenfiefdom.com" 198.81.129.193 - - [01/Nov/2012:05:11:37 -0700] "GET /favicon.ico  HTTP/1.1" 404 89 "-" "Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 5.1; rv:10.0.3)  Gecko/20100101 Firefox/10.0.3" "frozenfiefdom.com" 198.81.129.193 - - [01/Nov/2012:05:11:37 -0700] "GET /favicon.ico HTTP/1.1" 404 89 "-" "Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 5.1; rv:10.0.3)  Gecko/20100101 Firefox/10.0.3" "frozenfiefdom.com" If they were looking for someone, or something  in particular, you might pass around these links, and see if the content rings any  bells. I heard he(Jeff) might be one of "yours," and he Shor Nuf does seem to know so much about me. Apparently, I know too much  about quite a bit, so to speak. Have a great day, and feel free to email with any questions. Paula Rose http://frozenfiefdom.com/emails_to__from_jeff_hang_it_all_out_until_theres_no_doubt_left http://frozenfiefdom.com/1984_and_beyond_a_story_that_just_keeps_on_livin   http://frozenfiefdom.com/the_good_the_bad_and_the_ugly_and_the_seemingly_impossible http://frozenfiefdom.com/whistleblower_of_the_west_i_gotta_do_what_i_think_is_best http://frozenfiefdom.com/the_charlotte_chronicles_family_fun_is_never_done  _______________________________________________ The following is the orginal chapter content of: Emails To / From CIA, as written in 2008.

Over the last year or so, I've emailed the CIA  a few general inquires, and some specific statements which have not been answered.  I suppose that they have some reason for the lack of response, but I haven't heard what it might be. 

We can all speculate as to why the CIA wouldn't answer some questions from a taxpaying US Citizen; seems to me that even the standard "FOIA That!" would have been a better reply that none.  The Dead Air silence from them seems just a touch reminiscent of that deafening silence from my family when I asked them some specific questions.  I no longer believe in coincidences, and similarities do appear to be stacking up in several areas of my life.  

I have chosen to not include the other emails that I have sent to the CIA, and they have chosen to not respond to them.  I'm fairly certain I know why, but I'll give them another opportunity to clear the air before I wave any possible dirty laundry of theirs.  It belongs to a "Body," and I am still investigating who the bulging laundry basket belongs to.  A laundromat might need to be engaged to do the washing...

I also completed their online employment application sometime in November 2007, but no employment offers or rejection notices have come through.  That was expected, as Gail stated in her October 25, 2007 email, that I was too "aged out" to work for  the CIA.   And it certainly does sound as if she might be very familiar with their employment requirements, and restrictions. 

I figured that they'd overlook my birth date, once they saw my sensational skills set which includes:  documents destruction by fire (cover your ash!), the awesome ability to accessorize (Dress Up, Down, or Off), and The top trick of the trade...using all "Tools" at hand.  That includes Yours.  Even they have to appreciate my willingness to do that!   I also converse well in  English, ManSpeak, DoubleSpeak, and Body Language; learning FedSpeak.

And I have many questions that personnel hanging around the water cooler might be able to answer.  Seemed logical to me; learn a new job, get some answers, receive a paycheck.  What's not to like about that?   
 

Like a good Fed would, I deleted the name of the CIA Entertainment Industry Liaison who answered my email.  I'm practicing for the day when I get on the Payroll.  The

@ucia.gov portion I feel free to leave in, as they are a

publicly funded entity, after all.   

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Ah Ha!  So I was correct about the smoke signals and mirrors, just like in an old cowboys and indians movie.  I always wondered who was doing that when I was growing up in the wilds of Alaska...

FOIA is either going to come up with blacked out pages, or no pages at all. 

How likely are the chances for coffee and cookies in the canteen (or whatever term CIA uses) with someone who can chat me up while we can exchange mutually beneficial statements? 

I drove 12 hours today to have time to visit the museum on Wednesday, so here's a "tip":  Most likely, my Chariot will be the only one in the lot with Alaska plates, and it's a Blue Toyota Corolla.  I am the "Long Cool Woman in a Black Dress" in case anyone has some spare time, and wants to see for themselves.  . 

Thanks for your reply, XXXXX.  If someone comes back and says to you "No kidding, it Really was her!!!"  Tell them you deserve a 2 step pay increase for pegging my location.

Best to you in the new year! 

Paula

 

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XXXXXX@ucia.gov wrote:

Paula:

Thank you for contacting the CIA. Given the time span and your areas of
interest, I would rcmd that you file a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA)
request. The FOIA procedures are attached below.

Regards,
XXXXXX

________________________________________________________________
Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) Requests Frequently Asked Questions:
http://www.foia.cia.gov/FAQ.asp


How to file a FOIA Request
Fees:
http://www.foia.cia.gov/fees.asp


How to file a FOIA Request
The Four Essential Elements of a Request Letter:
http://www.foia.cia.gov/sample_request_letter.asp
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Paula Rose wrote:

> Happy New Year!
>
> I am currently researching for, and writing a book in which some  background information from the CIA would be very helpful. I would like  to visit your HQ later this week or early next week to speak with  someone regarding several topics.
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> 1. Remote area communications systems used prior to 1985, and the  equipment models. I assume there was something used other than smoke  signals, and the flashing of pocket mirrors, or flashlights. Those  methods worked well in Alaska, however.
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> 2. Does the CIA currently, or in the past, engage the services of those  who claim to have what are commonly known as psychic abilities such as  remote viewing, telepathy, and precognition? If so, were the results  useful and accurate a majority of the time?
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> 3. What is the main motivating factor for any CIA personnel who double dips, and how many are eventually caught?
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> 4. Is there a common factor which draws candidates to apply to the CIA  which appears after your psychological profiling, or a general profile  which covers the majority of the employees?
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> I'm certain I shall think of other questions once I see the facility and  the conversation warms. My impression of the CIA and its personnel has  been modified over the last few years, mainly due to bad press  coverage. I'd like to see for myself exactly how your operation is  managed, and meet some of its representatives.
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> My background in the tricks and tools of spying is very near zero, so I  will also make time to visit your museum.
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> Looking forward to your prompt reply.
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Paula Rose
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