Comments on “Trust”

1. I’ve been following this for some weeks now my husband asked me to look it up and I kept with it ever since. But what has my mind going now is the questions of is this for real? Are people even sending you real information? The guy Dr. Stone looked like an actor and some of the stuff you’ve been getting is 10 yrs old or older. What does any of that hav to do with whats going on now?

   Mariah on May 9th, 2008 at 3:59 pm

2. Whether we trust Wheezer or not, he’s responsible for getting how much of the useful information on this site? For now, his motives and ours run parallel to each other. Let’s find out as much as we can about the situation in Piedmont and worry about who Wheezer is later.

   Mike on May 5th, 2008 at 9:01 pm

3. Trust Wheezer for now, not much else to do, but keep an open mind that he may not be all that he seems….

   Andre Milner on May 5th, 2008 at 8:05 pm

4. I sure hope you trust “Wheezer”. He seems like the only real link to your home town. The information he is sending you is helpful, but be careful, just in case the Military gets wind of it.

   Good luck.

   Will follow up with you till the end.

   Denise on May 5th, 2008 at 7:00 pm

5. I say trust wheezer for now, I just hope he doesnt get himself killed over any of the info he shared so far, and if you have to lay low for some time, do so. neither wheezer or you andrew should get yourselves kiiled over any of this

   Jonathan on May 5th, 2008 at 6:46 pm

6. If I were you, I’d be somewhat suspicious about this Wheezer character. However, you seem to have found a reason to trust him, which is completely fine with me. Just never let him have an advantage over you. Admittedly, he already has one by nature of him helping us: We’re all desperate for help; what if he demands something in return? Can we give anything in return?

   Watch out. I’d also like to know how he is getting all of this information. He seems to be, well, too good to be true. But Wheezer, if you end up reading this, please take the following message:

   Regardless of your motive, you have helped us a great deal. Thank you.

   SurprisedLinux on May 5th, 2008 at 5:46 pm

7. Hey, I’ve been following this story since the beginning and I just wanted to say that you should be really careful. Good luck man.

   Elwin on May 5th, 2008 at 4:55 pm

8. Are you sure though you can trust this “Wheezer”. For one he won’t give you his real name and for two, he seems to have “all” the answers. Maybe he isn’t trust-worthy. I would have my guard up and not trust anyone, just yet. He may be the one behind some of these strange occurrences.

   On another note, I am sorry about “the general”. Hopefully answers will come soon.

   Keep us informed!

   Shelly on May 5th, 2008 at 3:52 pm

9. For all those who doubt whether Piedmont Utah exist (and it almost proves how good some cover-ups can be, but they always slip up somewhere), check out this link, which shows a historical map of the Utah Basin: http://www.davidrumsey.com/maps1916.html

   Quote:”
   Author: King, Clarence

   Date: 1876

   Short Title: Utah Basin. (Geological)

   Publisher: New York: Julius Bien

   Type: Atlas Map

   Object Height cm: 73

   Object Width cm: 106

   Scale 1: 253,440

   Note: Map in full color with the legends on either side of the maps. Map extends from Piedmont in Utah to Bovine, Utah including the Great Salt Lake. Below the map are two geologic cross sections.

   Reference: P1280; Wheat 1270; Schwartz & Ehrenberg p. 307.

   State / Province: Utah

   Subject: Geology

   Full Title: Utah Basin. Map III. (Geological)

   List No: 0408.004
   ”

   DaBst on May 5th, 2008 at 3:21 pm

10. You shouldnt set out so much information…what if the military finds out that your friend is doing this? and what would hapen to you?

    Aryelle on May 5th, 2008 at 3:01 pm

11. If there’s one thing I’ve learned, it’s to never trust anyone. Still, Wheezer does appear to be leaking valuable stuff to us, so for now, my suspicions aren’t aroused.

    If it can be possible to reroute each clue through some other line, like through a volunteer, maybe that will help.

    Aaron on May 5th, 2008 at 12:48 pm

12. I agree.. motives are hard to interpret sometimes.. but in a situation like this, what can you do but try to trust someone… Wheezer seems to have proven himself to Andrew..

    Andrew.. all we ask is to be careful.. when dealing with governments, hairy things sometimes happen.. I hope that Wheezer can find his “safer option”

    David B on May 5th, 2008 at 12:29 pm

13. Well like tyler said motives are easily fabricated. And like the old saying goes “keep your friends close but your enemies closer.” So just be careful with who you trust and who you don’t. I mean who knows what the government has got set up to cover up this situation. But it is not my place to judge wheezer until he proves himself to be an enemy. Just be careful is all I’m saying.

    Montani on May 5th, 2008 at 12:01 pm

14. Good Luck Man! I’m so glad you trust Wheezer, but no matter how much he’s proven his loyalties & motives, always be careful. Motives are easily fabricated, especially if he’s working for the govn’t. I hope you hear from your uncle soon!

    Tyler on May 5th, 2008 at 11:38 am