| Email 4 | Cameron's reply to Bindu's capture by Salvador I don't know what to say. I feel so bad for asking you to help Salvador find Bindu, when he was going to hand her over to WENCON all along. I've had my suspicions for a while, but I had no idea that he would go so far to betray Bindu and the rest of us doing our best to support Gaia Force's operations. I just hope Bindu forgives me. There is little we can do to find her just now. It is likely that WENCON has redistributed her to one of their remote projects - there's no saying where she is just now, and our few contacts at WENCON have unearthed nothing as yet. For now though there is still a few things you can do to help. Gaia Force needs as many people as we can get to help us achieve the aims I've just mentioned above. If you know anyone who might be able to help, I will try to arrange for one of their future relatives to contact them, just like you were contacted not long ago. All I require is their email address. I assure you that this will be kept in the strictest confidence. Which leads me to my final request. The primary aim of Gaia Force's early century operations is to reverse the onset of destructive climate change. This you can do in many different ways, you probably don't need me to tell you. Something like planting a tree, riding a bike to work, recycling those beer cans, whatever works for you. Take photos of your environmental actions and post them at our Gaia Force Flickr group. (I will send you an invitation for you to join the group). When we have enough people who've done this, I will get in touch with all the people who've posted in this group and we can figure out how to rescue Bindu, put a stop to WENCON's destructive plans, and make the world a better place for our grand-children. So until we have enough people I can count on to support further Gaia Force operations, I bid you farewell, for now at least. And please don't shy away from posting evidence of an environmental action - remember its not for me, nor for Gaia Force, but for the future well-being of planet earth and all its inhabitants. That means you too. All the best Cameron MacLeod |
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