Cia Tiger Shadow Assassination Association: At the Brain

By Gary Lee Puckett

The determination of guilt is required before the President of the United States can persuade Congress to declare war. To compare and contrast the different areas of engagement is beneficial to war plans and takes careful consideration in multiple areas. For the areas of Europe needing strengthening, assassination instruction incorporated into the training of integrated personnel is secret based and interrogation is often necessary. From the assessment of the enemy to the determination of guilt, Congress leads a very strong military intervention. It is mandatory to prevent terrorist from attempting to engage the United States and their Allies with Weapons of Mass Destruction. In addition to the prevention of the enemy to gather materials related to construction of atomic weapons, the non-proliferation addresses the intentions of the enemy from multiple areas. Done in the form of a chemical, biological, and atomic/nuclear guided missile delivery system that has to be structured and protected to resolve complex intercontinental conflict, National Security efforts are thorough at resolving complicated areas of combat engagement. To resolve intercontinental conflict, the Secret Service accepted the creation of the Central Intelligence Agency to assist in the delivery of dangerous assassins to produce a wave of assassinations in enemy territory. To be a true enemy combatant, critical information is needed to conduct an accurate assessment of the enemy. Placing dangerous assassins at the brain also requires dedicated efforts and multiple contributions from at the source intelligence if the aggressor is expected to be a successful enemy combatant.

• Language: English
• Publisher: AuthorHouse
• Release date: Jun 25, 2018
• ISBN: 9781546247746

Gary Lee Puckett

Gary Lee Puckett currently lives in San Diego, California and is a veteran of the United States Navy. He served on board the USS John L. Hall FFG-32 as a weapon specialist and performed the duties as a maintenance mechanic on the Tartar Mk 13 Mod 4 Guided Missile Launching System. Gary Lee Puckett has three children Savannah, Caleb, and Emily and three grandchildren, Emmalynn, Elli, and Kip. Gary Lee Puckett is the author of : Assassination Instruction, Intentions of the Enemy, Assessment of the Enemy, Determination of Guilt, and At the Brain

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CONTENTS

Introduction of the Glock 40 Semi-Automatic Pistol

Congressional Policies Pertaining to War

Hamburg, Enemy Intentions

Szczecin

Kiel Germany and Assassination Operations

Tuefelsberg

National Security Agency

Conclusion

Dedication

Introduction of the Glock 40 Semi-Automatic Pistol

In the United States of America, the Second Amendment to the Constitution provides the right of the people to bear arms for the common defense and is not utilized or intended to be for private purposes but for military engagements and extensive law enforcement training. The Second Amendment gives each particular state the right to bear arms for their individual defense, and is not to be infringed upon. To question the authority of the United States to provide an extension of the Second Amendment for allies with protection in mind is clearly an extensive act of insanity. It was the beginning of the introduction and maintenance of the Glock 40 Caliber Semi-Automatic Pistol as a courtesy weapons upgrade from the United States Springfield Armory given by Michael Tuingage. Topics of relative discussion pertaining to the Bill of Rights and the United States Constitution usually was the beginning of multiple murders when Michael gave a motivational lecture. The Second Amendment is a reflection of patriotism that should fill every one of your hearts with a sense of dignity, duty, and responsibility with defense of the United Nations in mind. Michael began the introduction of the Glock 40 Caliber Semi-Automatic Pistol and gave a thorough lecture of field stripping the gun. The Czechoslovak Amphibious Assault Team admired the state of the art craftsmanship of their newly fabricated handgun. They decided to follow Michael and Dr. Lashoff for the rest of their military careers, one of the reasons was for the numerous upgrades in weapon technology and expert guidance, yet another was the familiarity they received pertaining to secrecy that existed within the United States Federal Government. They trusted Michael and they decided to follow him to the death. He was a professional weapon specialist and had very extensive knowledge of assembly and disassembly of handguns found in the United States Armories. He began the disassembly of the weapon and his motivational lecture. The first step in disassembly of the Glock 40 Caliber Semi-Automatic Pistol is to make sure the weapon is unloaded. Perform a visual inspection of the weapon and engage the slide to look inside the barrel and make sure the gun is in its unloaded position. If so, you may remove the magazine from the pistol. He showed them how to lock the slide in the open position and conducted the visual inspection. Now with your pistol pointed in a safe direction, after you release the slide pull the trigger. Michael positioned his thumb under the slide, and began the disassembly of the weapon. Grasp the slide on both sides with your thumb and forefinger. The demonstration required he pull the slide lock back a quarter of an inch while separating the slide from the barrel with a downward motion. "At this point it is necessary to pull the trigger again. The slide assembly contains a guide ring for alignment of the barrel. Be careful not to damage the spring. Once the slide lock is disengaged from the barrel and trigger assembly, the recoil spring is then removed and the Glock 40 Caliber Semi-Automatic Pistol is in its field stripped condition. The gun comes with an armorer’s tool that can be used to remove the slide cover plate exposing the extractor depressor plunger and you should note the firing pin assembly. The next step is to disassemble the receiver exposing the locking pin which can be removed from either direction. Next remove the trigger pin. The slide stop lever is grooved around the trigger pin and requires additional manipulation. Be sure the slide stop lever is in the original position or either the trigger pin will fall out or your gun will only shoot one time and the slide will lock open when the gun is fired. The slide stop lever can then be removed from the receiver and the locking block detaches with manipulation of the armorer’s tool by prying in the upward position. There is only one way the locking block can be reinstalled. The trigger mechanism housing pin releases the trigger housing and it pushes out. With the exception of the locking block pin reinstallation, the procedure is reversed for the assembly process. The slide stop spring must be underneath the locking block pin or again you will only have a single shot pistol. There is one lubrication point under the connector, and it is for the trigger. Michael reversed the process and began to reassemble the pistol. The Czechoslovak Amphibious Assault Team followed his instructions and repeated the process until it was perfectly orchestrated. Michael was very persistent in military bearing, and his soldiers repeated the assembly and disassembly until the process was perfected as if they were marching in step. Hostage detention and interrogation as it pertains to the court system in the United States pertaining to criminal prosecution is very different from the process of interrogation of terrorists. The difference is that criminal prosecution is a constitutionally required process whereas hostage interrogation usually leads to an execution if incriminating evidence extracted from the interrogation demands affirmative action. As the Detaining Interrogation Authority of this detention facility, I hereby deny the right to counsel. The right to counsel pertains to a repeated term of conviction that happens when the United States place a high crime area under observation. It is a term as it pertains to the right to counsel, and the Fifth and Sixth Amendments to the United States Constitution pertain to the interrogation of prisoners involving the right to counsel. In cases tried in the detention facility, however, criminal prosecution and the right to obtain an attorney are issues that do not occur very often. Michael explained the legal proceedings of a criminal prosecution. Michael covered the Fifth and Sixth Amendments and how they applied to the topic of weapon assembly. The Fifth Amendment will apply in the very near future for those of you who speak German. If integrated intelligence in law enforcement can lead to the abduction of the politicians supposedly for their safety, then numerous opportunities for assassination should present themselves. At that stage of the operation, it should be easier to reduce their numbers in an expedient fashion. If that is the path that is chosen for you due to the fact any if you have previous law enforcement experience, you should find it easier to conduct your assassination operations." Michael explained integrated assassination operations and how easy it would be to abduct the politicians using normal arrest procedures for the safety of the politician.

Our operations department is in the process of creating numerous subpoenas with the names and addresses of those who have conspired against your countries and that is another angle of engagement we are addressing. Michael continued to cover possibilities of engagement and offered a couple of different areas and strategies. In the United States, the Sixth Amendment protects from police questioning until the suspect has appropriately obtained the right to have attorney representation. Contrasting the Fifth and Sixth Amendment in Germany is grounds for implementation of what Americans consider the Fourth Amendment. None of these legal proceedings exist in Germany, and their government is other than what is called a democracy in America. The Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth Amendment to the Constitution of the United States of America pertains to arrest procedures. Those are some legitimate ways to camouflage an assassination operation that appears to be legitimate in the eyes of the public. Michael asked if there were any questions pertaining to the investigation of Germany’s politicians. Michael continued to educate his soldiers about hostage detention and explained the difference between hostage interrogation and criminal prosecution that existed in the United States. Criminal prosecution is a very popular sport in the United States, and you won’t find many terrorists in our country, either. Michael made the comparison of the processes between the United States and the policies that existed in Czechoslovakia. To make up for the difference he compared the process of psychological manipulation and how it was used to extract confessions from terrorist. "The two processes are completely different, and usually when interrogation techniques extract information the Pentagon considers conclusive, the life of the terrorist is required. There exists a constitutionally required process in the United States that insists a hostage have legitimate court proceedings and appropriate representation, and that is precisely why the United States is interested in your country. In the United States, the proceedings are considered constitutional, and the facility we have designed here is against United States policies. This would be considered a theater of war in the United States. This conversation continued as they familiarized themselves with their new pistols. These proceedings are illegitimate forms of warfare and are exactly the terms of operation that demand precise action or our lives could be compromised, and that is why it is allowed."

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Michael told them as they completed their interrogations, The disassembly of your pistols is symbolic to the psychological breakdown the hostages experience when under the influence of interrogation drugs. As you have witnessed, the hostage has no choice except to reveal sensitive information that will get him killed. That of course is a statement in which he allegedly admits he is an enemy combatant to the United States or their Allies. That does not limit them to murder, however, conspiracy to commit murder or to transport weapons for murder are all justifiable reasons that could possibly demand a report from one, multiple, or all of these Glock 40 Caliber Semi-Automatic Pistols the United States have proudly issued to each of us today. Another difference between the two is criminals have the right to seek a writ of habeas corpus and terrorist simply don’t have the right to council. They can’t comprehend what congressional rights are and furthermore they don’t have constitutional privileges. The lecture continued, and he asked if they had any questions pertaining to the assembly and disassembly of the Glock 40 Caliber Semi-Automatic Pistol. Military proceedings often limited the civilian sector to newly acquired firearm inventions. The military in the United States had first priority of newly invented handguns for testing and training purposes. In terms of illegitimate warfare, the United States had access to valuable weaponry and was consistent in staying one step ahead of the adversary. Michael continued to train in the introduction of the Glock. In 1940, Glock introduced a very effective handgun for international and intercontinental production. The handgun, produced for maximum penetration in multiple areas of military situations, was the most effective gun produced specifically for World War II. Mounting tension between the government of Czechoslovakia and Germany demanded technological advances in military weaponry. It was a technological breakthrough that was necessary to bring to a stop terrorism issues existing between the two countries. Recent upgrades in military handguns led to increased knock down power designed for combat situations. The muzzle velocity of the new Glock 40 exceeds 600 ft./lbs. With the incorporation of high-tech polymer, the Glock 40 left nothing to be desired speaking in terms of a professional assassin’s weapon. The Glock 40 is capable of emptying its magazine in less than twenty seconds, exceeding the time of the Luger 9mm and making it the preferred choice in high-pressure situations. The Glock is the preferred weapon between the two. Minimum recoil and lightweight construction is what makes the Glock 40 a number one contender in its class. Due to the remarkable accuracy and light recoil, the Glock 40 exceeds the legendary stopping power of the Luger 9mm pistol. Even though the Glock 40 is in its first year of production, the pistol has won the approval of law enforcement agents in the United States and has passed all of its foul weather examinations. The sleek design makes it easy to clean and determines its competency in the field. It is the fastest semiautomatic pistol on the market and is the chosen weapon for those who have access to the newly constructed pistol. The Glock 40 Caliber Semi-Automatic Pistol is simply the best weapon in the Springfield Armory for the speed of construction and lightweight, easy to conceal carry. The pistol gives the soldier who is in possession of it the advantage in most combat situations. Michael revealed the machining perfections that made the Glock 40 the preferred weapon of choice among firearm manufacturers.

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A preferred choice for those who desire a large caliber handgun, the Glock 40 Caliber Semi-Automatic Pistol is the preferred weapon for those who desire big bore technology in the gun they choose to shoot. It is the all-around caliber and the solution to muzzle flip when power packed performance is a requirement. It minimizes high velocity recoil and in terms of a standard framed handgun, it is considered to be a quantum leap. Unlike the Luger 9 mm pistol, it is the lightest large caliber weapon in its class and in terms of accuracy it simply cannot be undermined. Under existing foul weather conditions the Glock is the definition of success and has repeatedly earned the trust of combat professionals in the short time it has been on the market. Michael explained even though the Glock 40 was developed for areas in which civilian personnel were not allowed to know of its existence due to military restrictions, the small dimension handgun was not yet offered to law enforcement agencies anywhere in the world for the particular reason all of them were requested for the German invasion. The high level of accuracy, superior muzzle velocity, and light weight small frame design make the firearm one of the most sought after weapons on the North American continent simply because of proficient accuracy at extended shooting distances. The low recoil and maximum magazine capacity are not the only characteristics that make the Glock 40 the preferred weapon of choice. Ease of assembly and disassembly is yet another reason making it the optimum solution for soldiers looking for a lightweight companion in the field. Inexpensive ammunition requirements establish the Glock 40 the firearm of choice for training and demonstration purposes. The unique cutaway models ensure a fast grip and efficient hand eye coordination for circumstances demanding immediate response to reduce the chances of death or exposure to unwanted gunfire and leads to rapid target assessment and engagement.

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The pistol features three safeties, the grip safety, the half cock notch, and the thumb safety. The grip safety prevents accidental fire and lessons the chances of self-injury. The half cock notch is a safe way to transport the firearm in the loaded position. The grip safety makes it impossible to fire the weapon unless it is held firmly in your hand and it is your intention to shoot the weapon and that prevents accidental fire if the gun is dropped. These three safety positions allow for very effective prevention of accidental shootings, making the Glock 40 the safest firearm in its class. The internal mechanisms of the Glock 40 Caliber Semi-Automatic Pistol’s trigger make the gun the fastest on the market. In static shooting training, combat infantry soldiers state the benefits to being in possession of a Glock 40 pistol enhance the overall combat experience and gives them the upper hand in most difficult situations. Reality based tactical operations demand professional bullet placement and enables the soldier to be proficient in situations that demand professional decision making abilities in stress fire training and combat situations. To become proficient at accurate shot placement there exist certain areas that a shooter must master, front and rear sight alignment, trigger squeeze, magazine loading, and weapon disassembly are all parts of the training experience a shooter must perfect. When perfected, dangerous scenarios could possibly be avoided. Michael explained the necessary components that placed a shooter in the appropriate vicinity of a lethal assassin. It should be adequate enough to compensate for the size, weight, balance and positioning requirements required of the heavy Luger 9 mm pistol. Taking into consideration the firing capabilities and other adequacies of the Glock 40 caliber handgun, it is truly the weapon of choice between the two. As the round exits the magazine, the slide automatically chambers another round without manipulation of the slide. Simulated shooting is more practical with the integration of the new slide design. When the trigger is pulled, the firing pin strikes the primer and the explosion of the bullet engages the slide and extracts the spent cartridge. If available, another bullet is chambered from the reaction of the ejection of the spent cartridge. Simply said, the design of the Glock 40 Caliber Semi-Automatic Pistol is the direct result of the continuous pursuit of maximum firearm efficiency in every detail of the manufacturing, engineering, and competitive capability. To firmly establish the Glock pistol as the standard to which all other handgun manufacturers compare their products to can be witnessed as a permanent reflection of the craftsmanship each time you pull the trigger. Michael went on to explain the dedication it takes to earn independence. "Due to the dedication to the consumer, validation of reliability has proven Glock to be the leading global firearms manufacturer and they have engineered to precise specifications a pistol capable of meeting the demands of both military and law enforcement agencies worldwide and with a powerful demonstration and safety oriented reputation, Glock has met the consumer expectations in producing a reliable and durable