To: cypherl@ALARM.com (Luís Cypher)

From: saundersj (James Saunders)

Re: Sound the ALARM


My old friend,

I am sorry for having remained incommunicado for so long. I have been involved in a project that I am sure will further our cause, and feared I might jeopardize it in my excitement to convey it to you.

I have managed to get involved in a "secret plan" with two coworkers from Genetics, a bleeding heart liberal and a radical chemist who has dipped into his own supply one too many times. They are trying to save the Brachiosaurus from its second extinction (this time, at the hands of a bored public) by increasing its intelligence, and hopefully its personality, with the use of "smart drugs." Unwilling to risk the lives of actual Brachiosaurus in the experimental stages, Carvey (the bleeding heart) has ordered Grotenstein (the chemist) to first test his concoctions on that other scourge of the Park, the Velociraptor.

I know what you're thinking, Luís. It's wrong to use drugs on any creature. But I believe you'll be more than satisfied with the spectacular results.

The drugs are actually working!

The Raptors are getting smarter by the day. The time is right for one to escape.

I've found the perfect dupe. A Ranger called Rodriguez. He's been suffering from extreme financial difficulties, and a small bribe was enough to make him look the other way while I injected one of the Raptors with a heavier-than-usual dose of the nootropics we've been using.

With a little providence, this could be the event that closes Jurassic Park down and ends these horrendous experiments once and for all.

I hope to see you soon, Luís. Until then, I look forward to the day when we can rid the earth once and for all of biological DNA of any kind, creating a world without pain, elevating our collective consciousness and taking the snail-paced process of evolution to its next logical step.


EXIT



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