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be a Q-Man, and there are many privileges associated with this occupation. There is really littleincentive for a Q-Man to defect or do things he is not supposed to do.
Consequently, there is little use for his wife-nurse-government agent to be anything other than a basicgirl. Nurses are generally cute and keep themselves clean. They like sex and kids. So, the family life ofthe average Q-Man is generally pretty good.
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CONVERSATIONS WITH SPECIFIC Q-MEN
I have personally met and had an opportunity to converse with several Q-Men and here I will say what Ilearned from them.
The first Q-Man I met was assigned to Tulane University in New Orleans. Our conversations took placein the mid-sixties. He was interested in space travel. He stated that the US Government had developedthe technology necessary to construct a starship similar to the "Star Trek" idea. The problem, he stated,was financing. Congress saw no use for a starship to go off exploring what would most likely be emptyspace. They wanted to spend money on other things more practical. Also, since the knowledge of how tomake a ship and the ship itself would always be Top Secret and not revealed to the American people, thefunding, which was described as "massive" would have to be hidden in the budget some kind of way. Heindicated that the estimated cost was extremely high.
The next Q-Man I met, later in the sixties, was assigned to the Federal Office of Police [FOP]. He wasolder and probably was working here as sort of a "retirement job" from whatever his original work hadbeen. He was kind of silly and perhaps a bit senile.
I said, "Heard any good secrets lately ?". We were just having an idle conversation. I think he may havethought that I was a young Q-Man too. He said, "All the money in the world passes throughWashington, D.C. - remember that !" And, I did.
The next and last Q-Man that I am going to talk about was very open. He said his "Q" number was"273". This meeting was very late in the sixties. We talked quite a bit about lots of things. He knew allabout the UFO's that had landed or crash-landed here. I was discussing with him more esoteric thingsthat he apparently did not know. In our last meeting, he thanked me and said that he had been notifiedthat his rank had now been elevated from "Q-273" to "Q-10".
In closing, let me just briefly explain the rating system. The number of Q-Men is artificially kept rightaround 10,000. So, if you join up your rating or number would be Q-10,000. Throughout your life-careeras an agent, your rank is advanced, based upon intellectual sophistication. To reach the rank of 273 [outof 10,000] is a significant movement. And, to go from 273 to 10 in a couple of days is VERYsignificant. The only new event in this man's life during those few days was the conversations we had;
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