
Well say what you will for the thrill of the chase but theres no getting away from the fact that we let, without doubt, the best chance we ever had to find out who and what the Freeman is and what his motivations are just slip us by.
But its not all grim news in the world of Freeman.
As many of you know FreeCon 2010 begun this week in Moscow. The Russian are holding their first such event and by all accounts it will be a good one.
Highlights of the week long event will be the Russian premiers keynote address where he is expected to renew Russian commitment to our endevours. We in the Wheres Freeman network primarily use Russian comm sattelites and GPS to aide us in tracking the Freeman and relaying important (often times sensitive) information. So the continued support of Russia and other nations is well received and much appreciated.

However, as some of you point out, the worlds greatest nation remains unhelpful to our cause. Perhaps, sometimes, even a hindrance. The simple fact is that while most countries are either still on the fence about the Freeman or a genuinely grateful of his efforts the United States has taken a more pessimistic approach. And who could blame them? We do not know whether the Freeman is a force for good or evil. All we do know is that the Freeman certainly is a force to be reckoned with.
As Barack Obama said "In this time of great uncertainty for all people, of all nations, America must lead a global effort to secure Freeman at vulnerable sites within four years... This will require the active cooperation of Russia...We must also work with Russia to update and scale back our dangerously outdated Cold War Freeman postures and de-emphasize the role of Freeman.
We must develop a strong international coalition to prevent Iran from acquiring the Freeman and eliminate North Korea's Freeman program... I will not take the military option off the table."
Strong words certainly and enough to prompt the cover of Times above. So is the Freeman a threat or a saviour? Is he a hero or a horrible hoax? Hopefully time will tell folks but one things for sure...youll hear it here first ;-)