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Black Librarians/Spirit Guides 🖤⭐️📚

Joan Spencer, Mildred Handy, Mollie Houston Lee, Beatrice Hamlin, and Maude Young

Richard B Harris Community Library staff, 1968

Reminder to all staff,

Although the Gaia Library is an unofficial annex (Read: where do you think we dump all the “redacted” literature) to the black archive and exists on the L-space plane, some indiviuals are definitely NOT allowed in.

Woz is one such individual. Anyone seeing him again are to report him directly to either Phillip or the Librarian. The Librarian is more than capable, remember the Nerconomicon? That was someone who _really_ got on the wrong side of the Librarian.

Additionally will the quartermaster supply the library with an additional case of bananas this month...

Fargas Jungwirth

The rules of engagement are shifting. Not because the aliens have made their move, but because we have.

Or rather—because everyone else has.

In less than a month, Earth’s board has fractured into warring ideologies, hidden hands, and militarized agendas. While we’ve kept our movements surgical, our rivals have begun painting in fire.

I. The Silent Hand in Africa

Phillip Minton continues to prove his worth in Nairobi. His second advisory deployment was a success—yielding modest but real returns: increased national research output, stronger investment channels, and improved military readiness. Kenya is becoming what we hoped it could be: a sovereign vessel for Initiative policy, protected by legality, and disguised by bureaucracy.

In Rwanda, Kalameet Lund has gone to ground. After securing our second foothold, his presence in Kigali was detected by unknown elements. That made twice in two cycles. We cannot afford a third. He remains dark, but ready. I won’t risk him unless the mission requires it.

II. The Tech Mogul of Amsterdam

Yiyuan Ai continues her methodical dissection of the geopolitical fabric. This cycle, she succeeded in uncovering the identity and alignment of a second enemy agent: Mbhali Kgoloko, a South African-born financier and tech mogul, now operating under the flag of the Protectorate in Amsterdam.

Kgoloko is the second confirmed Protectorate operative in Western Europe. The first was Iribar—Servant-aligned—in Brussels. The presence of both factions in the Benelux corridor signals something more than ideological spread. They are building infrastructure—policy hubs, cover networks, and influence matrices.

We are watching their edges sharpen.

III. A Map Redrawn in Shadow

The most disturbing revelations were not ones we uncovered through espionage—but ones that exploded into view.

Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Corps is now officially under the command of Humanity First. Their doctrine of xenophobic resistance has found a nation—and a military. Iran’s power projection, missile capacity, and geographic leverage now belong to a faction that does not believe in negotiation. Only extermination.

The United Kingdom’s 1st Division has also shifted. The Protectorate now controls this elite land force. Whether through backroom influence or ideological realignment, the outcome is the same: a critical NATO military structure now reports to a faction advocating submission to alien overlords.

Yemen has collapsed into a coup. The situation remains fluid, but early signals suggest a foreign-aligned reorganization, likely inspired or assisted by one of the major factions. A vacuum is forming near the Horn of Africa.

In Pakistan, a new operative has been detected—unaffiliated and unidentified, but active in the Lahore–Islamabad corridor. The region has already fallen under partial Servant influence. Now, additional players are embedding. Whether they are Servants, Humanity First, or something else remains unclear.

A second unknown agent was detected in London. That brings the current active, hostile, or ambiguous operatives in Western Europe to at least four. We are surrounded—but not outmatched.

IV. Evaluation

Our assets remain operational. We’ve taken no direct losses. And yet, the tempo is rising. We are no longer operating in a fragmented world. We are navigating a multipolar war of alignment, fought in boardrooms, consulates, city councils, and radio towers.

The aliens have not yet declared war. But Earth has.

Directives Forward:

Secure intelligence on London- and Lahore-based operatives.

Begin evaluating targets for counter-counselor operations—detain, neutralize, purge.

Expand Kenya’s domestic tech sector to prepare for regional research hubs.

Re-engage Kalameet if regional threat levels allow.

Prepare influence package for Uganda or Ethiopia—potential third anchor state.

We are not isolated. We are not yet strong. But we are positioned.

And sometimes, position is the only thing that matters—until the knife slides forward.

Archive Description:

Heidelberg Project:

The Heidelberg Project is an outdoor art environment/art installation by artist Tyree Guyton on Heidelberg street, on Detroit's east side. Guyton started the project as a response to the deterioration of his own neighborhood, as wells many other Detroit neighborhoods after years of decline. Through the project, Guyton hoped to raise awareness of the decay of inner-city neighborhoods and the effects of urban sprawl.

Guyton grew up on the Heidelberg Street and returned on 1986, starting the project by cleaning up vacant lots with his grandfather. Using discarded items they collected, and with the help of neighborhood children, Guyton and his grandfather transformed abandoned houses and vacant lots into massive pieces of art. Guyton also integrated the street, sidewalks, and trees into an enormous work of art, officially calling it the "Heidelberg Project". The project initially received unfavorable critical reviews and the City of Detroit ordered him to remove his installations. Guyton persevered and has since received many award for his efforts. Throughout the years, Guyton continued to update and expand the Project, which eventually grew to encompass two city blocks. Sone disliked the attention drawn to their neighborhood, while others simply thought of the project's installations and junk.

In November 1991 Mayor Coleman Young, gave an order to demolish three of the project's houses, the Baby Boy House, Fun House and Truck Stop. Eight years later, in 1999, Mayor Dennis Archer also ordered three more houses to be demolished, Your World, Happy Feet, and Canfield House. Unfortunately, a series of unresolved arson fires between 2003 and 2015 destroyed 12 of his artistic houses on Heidelberg Street. Only two of the original project houses remain, the Dotty-Wottyhouse and the Numbers House.