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"I would like to get straight to the point with this debriefing. We are securing our saftey through a project called li34-r. We have formed the system within an organization called CABB, (the Child and Adolescent Building Bureau), and are separating ages by level. We plan to acquire our participants by inviting them to a national honor society meeting, and then giving them a vaccine that also contains barbiturate so they fall asleep for a short period. This will give the effect of forgetting everything they know about life except the essentials, of course, although it does not actually memory wipe them, with the vaccine they will be more likely to believe that anything they remember is a dream. We will give them lie detecting tests between every level just to ensure they trust us. Our goal is to weed out the few who know they remember, and have the ability to pass these tests. Agents, welcome to the bureau."All Rights Reserved

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Project HALO

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