1/2/05 'CD STACK'
EDITION #7
WAR WAS NOW CERTAIN BETWEEN EARTH AND THE GALAXY 'HARD DRIVE'---MONTHS HAD PASSSED BUT THE SCOUT SHIPS WARNED THAT THE ENEMY WAS HEADED TOWARD EARTH--THEY NOTED THAT THE NUMBER OF SPACE CRAFT WAS NOT AS LARGE AS EXPECTED-
EARTH SENT A LARGE NUMBER OF FIGHTING SPACE CRAFT TO MEET THE ENEMY COMING FROM THE GALAXY 'HARD DRIVE'---WHEN THEY MET FAR OUT INTO INTERSTELLAR SPACE--IT WAS QUICKLY NOTED THAT THE EARTH SHIPS FAR OUTNUMBERED THE ENEMY--HOWEVER WHEN THE CONFLICT STARTED--IT WAS VERY OBVIOUS THAT THE ENEMY CRAFT COULD OUT MANUEVER THE EARTH SHIPS EASILY--EARTH WAS LOSING THEIR SPACE CRAFT AT AN ALARMING RATE--
WHEN 'MONITOR' HEARD THIS BAD NEWS BACK ON EARTH--SHE REMEMBERED HOW THE PEOPLE OF HARD DRIVE RODE AROUND IN ANI-GRAVITY DEVICES---MONITOR ALSO KNEW THAT THE STRANGE PLANET 'KEYBOARD' WAS DEEP INTO HIGH TECHNOLOGY--MONITOR REALIZED THE ENEMY SHIPS ABILITY TO CONTROL THE GRAVITY ON THEIR CRAFT WAS MAKING THEM HIGHLY MANEUVERABLE--MONITOR QUICKLY INFORMED THE PLANET 'KEYBOARD' OF THIS ANTI-GRAVTY ADVANTAGE THE ENEMY HAD--THE PLANET 'KEYBOARD' HAD TECHNOLOGY ABOUT GRAVITY AND SENT A MESSAGE TO MONITOR THAT SHOULD HELP OUR SPACE CRAFT FIGHTERS-
'KEYBOARD' TECH PEOPLE TOLD MONITOR THAT IF SEPARATE ELECTRO-MAGNETIC FREQUENCIES WERE EMITTED TOWARD THE ENEMY--THEIR GRAVITY CONTROLS WOULD FAIL--THE 3 FREQUENCIES AND HOW THE TIMING BETWEEN EACH FREQUENCY WAS TO BE SENT --WAS GIVEN TO MONITOR--SHE RELAYED THIS TO EARTH SPACE FIGHTER PILOTS--AND FOLLOWING THESE ORDERS--THE ENEMY SPACE CRAFT WERE NOW OUT OF CONTROL AND FALLING TOWARD THE STRONGEST ORIGIN OF GRAVITY--WHICH WOULD BE THEIR HOME GALAXY 'HARD DRIVE'-THE SPACE WAR WAS OVER--OUR CRAFT RETURNED TO EARTH--
'CD STACK'--HIS WIFE 'MONITOR--THEIR SON 'PORT'-THE STRANGE PLANET 'KEYBOARD'--WOULD BE IN THE HISTORY BOOKS OF HOW THE PLANETS IN THE MILKY WAY GALAXY WERE SAVED FROM A TERRIBLE ENEMY-'HARD DRIVE GALAXY'-
PEACE AGAIN BUT FOR HOW LONG--?--VIGILANCE AND CO-OPERATION MUST BE CONTINUED FOREVER--
BY OTIS ENGLISH kevnn21@localnet.com
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