Quotes from Kenneth S. Murray

Charlotte's face paled. She was already scared as a prisoner of war. Now she knew where she had been taken. She was in the Draco Galaxy. The galaxy controlled by Dunge Katorsay. The leader of the intergalactic rebellion.

This will emphasize the commitment of my administration and strengthen world-wide opinion about the military, both here and in Russia, that we can mobilize our forces to pursue the elimination of this dangerous threat from outer space," Clinton responded.

I'll explain what I just said." She turned to look squarely at Captain Hudson. "I'll have to explain something else, too. I am not Lt. Charlotte Tennyson. I am her clone!

One of us might have dreamt it, but not both, not both at the same time with the same dream," Robert responded thinking carefully. Virginia spoke slowly. "It was a nightmare seeing those strange aliens. They acted like we were an experiment, poking and testing our bodies. And talking to us through their eyes. I could understand them. That's what scared me so badly," she screamed again. "Let's get the hell out of here," Robert yelled.

I want you to know that what we record here today may be the last events witnessed by any inhabitants on our earth. We have a front row seat with a window to view our own destiny. Winston Churchill made a statement during World War Two, but had he been able to look into the future he might have agreed that this, "will be our finest hour.

Although they weren't a superior force; Captain Hudson and his group had two distinct advantages. First they represented the Realm of the Galaxies; an authority that had not been challenged in 100 years. And second, the LMC squadrons were trying to escape. Their pilots did not want to engage in a fire fight.