So the meet-up went fine. However, the audio in the video is screwed. All of it, not just the short conversation we had, but also the one where we find-ta-dah, my old bag.
We went to this one place we found a few years back. It was a small path into a forest along a stream. We wanted to use it at some point, because there was a fireplace and it is fairly secluded.
Anyway, I did get some information out of him.
The group contacts people through emails, asking about a "challenge", and whether or not they want to participate. They also seem to change names every now and then, usually reverting to an "anonymous" type o group, but with recent events in mind, decided to change the groups name to "knights of global consciousness". They seem to be interested in a wide variety of things, as displayed by their strange challenges. Usually the participant gets an email with a code. The code in turn contains some form of riddle, and is updated every few days. Initially it is simple stuff, like morse code and the name of some historical person, but it gets more and more complicated after that. Michael was very reluctant when I asked him about the activities and history of these "knights". They seem to be involved in an attempt to unveil a global conspiracy of some sort in what they call "operation apocalypse". Apocalypse means revealing if my memory is correct, like in the book of revelations or something. The group they are after seem to be all powerful, but generally seem to hunt down secret societies. To me, it sounds pretty stupid. However, he did tell me that they also were conducting research on neuroscience and were experimenting with telepathy and have been tracking down scientists involved in all kinds of strange projects.
To me, this sounds about as stupid as the UFO crash at Roswell and all the theories involving it. But yet, I am intrigued, this group is interesting, so, should I answer the email I got a while ago?
Also, what do you guys think?
Stay tuned for more :)
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