User:The Vagabond

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Monday December 1, 2008

tinWiki.org User #21
I would have preferred to be number 13, as I sort of see myself as a rebel against all things, especially those which cannot be changed, including luck and traditon. 21 is OK though. 2+1=3: infinity cut in half and turned on its side, also the number of the trinity. 21/3=7, a lucky number.

Contents 1 On TinWiki 1.1 Entries 1.2 Contributions 1.3 Little Stuff 2 Biography 2.1 Defining Traits 2.2 Education 2.3 Plans

On TinWiki

I've been going slowly, trying to create well documented, neutral articles, and interlink my articles within a few specific topics. My current "web" is on ancient astronauts. I'm also starting to add topics on government projects and bases.

Entries

• Bases:Denver International Airport
• Bili Ape
• Book of Enoch
• Gulf War Syndrome
• Heaven's Gate
• Nephilim
• Neuschwabenland
• Nibiru
• Nine Unknown Men
• Piri Reis Map
• Polaris expedition
• Red Mercury Bomb
• Tocharians
• Vimana
• Vimanika Shastra

Contributions

• Ancient Indian Civilization (added alternative source and quotes)
• Cattle mutilations (Created Skeptics and Rebuttal to Skeptics sections)
• Lemuria (Divided into sections, added background detail)
• Bases:US Concentration Camps (Divided into sections, cleaned up)

Little Stuff

• Have established 3 redirects
• Clarified copyright laws on Image Use Policy
• On-going: Going through catagories alphabetically with spelling and grammar checks

Biography

I have a hard time keeping it short, as I suppose everyone does. Nobody can really be encapsulated in a description short enough to be read quickly. I'll generalize to save time. I finished highschool in 2001, got a minimum wage job and a fiance, left both, went to work as a heavy equipment operator (International Union of Operating Engineers, Local 12). I was laid off in April 2003, joined the Marines, was injured at the school of infantry, and was discharged in April 2004; I would have preferred to change my MOS from infantry to something that my back could still handle so that I could stay in. I went back to construction but got fed up with that in June 2005, then enrolled in college.

Defining Traits

Intelligence, creativity, hyper-analytical inductive thinking, ego, contary, subversive and sometimes combative nature, and loosely defined sense of justice based on utility rather than theology. The Meyers-Briggs test calls it INTJ (Introvert, Intuitive, Thinking, Judging). I've been told I'd be a very good lawyer, detective, or hitman and it's probably true, but I don't kill people because the risks outweigh the rewards (not because I respect the right of all people to live except in a strictly academic sense).

Education

I pride myself on the fact that I've never let school interfere with my education. I read, I watch the history channel and other such things, and I research topics of interest online. I like to play devil's advocate against popular truths. I started college at a community school at age 22, just finished my first year. I'm planning to do one more year there and finish my associates, then transfer to a 4 year school as a political science major- Stanford is my first choice, San Deigo State is my backup, Berkley is my 3rd choice. Much of my education to date is courtesy of Abovetopsecret.com.

Plans

After I get my bachelors I'll probably teach for a while at the highschool I graduated from. I've started working with a state ROTC program (The California Cadet Corps) as an assistant commandant there already, and will be certified by the district as volunteer staff next year. I'll work on a masters in policy while I'm at it, then probably look for work in politics locally and also do some writing. I'll probably go for a doctorate eventually.

Once I've made enough friends, put together an impressive record, and developed my ideas and put them in print, I want to take a shot at Congress. I'm not a partisan. I'd like to organize a centrist 3rd party, but failing that I'll just ride a party into congress then stab them in the back by voting my conscience.