From the local pest control...we understand your problem and your pain...!!!

 


World Peace...almost sounds like the ms. universe pageant theme...well its in pieces...and guess whos to blame...??? The idiots ran a six day war and lost and now want to irritate the winner...well bad idea...very bad idea...what the small tiny state spends on christmas shopping is the budget of the entire opposition...so there is no comparison in terms of whos the boss in terms of money...they also have good friends in the west and europe who will back them up in all manners of speaking when it comes to bossing around the pests simply because they can...speaking of because they can...there are a lot of things that can happen on this planet simply because someone wanted it that way or thought of it that way...the pests need to realize that eat me is not a good philosophy...i know...ive been there...only i was on my tour of duty... different scenario different outcome...but anyways...when you are such a small pest you need to be aware of some things before you are exterminated...the whole sham of creating pests while wanting your kids to be studying in the west and europe...never a good idea...ive known these systems for kingdom come...and i know how accurate the feedback can be...so if you think youre pest enough to be creating trouble for others...please note that you should be the first in the line of fire...not hiding behind some curtain window hundreds of miles away...and that too while your official army relies entirely on the west for ALL its arms...!!! ive heard of oil rich folks thinking this pest business is a thorn in the side of that tiny country...but remember this...you LOST the war and will lose again and again and again...simply because you do NOT understand technology...a hacker today pissed me off...while i could have fed the whole lot to the clan...i think that "big" black building outside dc could have rearranged a few computers none the less without me asking...i know there is the need for a ceasefire...but im prepared to back that tiny bunch to achieve their short term targets...there are idiots all over the place...who to kick and who to save has always been a difficult one...for today a little phased array saved the day for them...tomorrow the threat maybe a bigger and meaner pest...if you guys ever need a hand with pest control...i think there are a lot of groups around here who would be glad to help out...not that you need us...but if you do...we are always around...what was that book again...shalom namaste...?! :) From the desk of a retired maverick.

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