MONTAUK
Logline: Montauk houses a mixed-bag of black operation programs by our shadow government and elite that run the world.
Synopsis: The now retired General Patton dyes in a car crash. It shows that he was killed and flashes back to him forced into retirement due to a little know event in 1945 of a nazi train transferring 51 american G.I. escorting over $10 Billion in (Jewish stolen) gold bullion on its way to Vichy France where all 51 G.I. die and all the gold taken and the US government says shhh ‘let it go.’
Patton doesn’t and is forced into retirement and while still investigating it and is killed because of it. The journey then takes you to Montauk Base in Long Island New York where the profound and most nightmare of realities become true and beyond any you can even fathom. This is Montauk.
From project invisibility/rainbow (aka Philidelphia experiement by most) including but not limited to time travel, the Montauk boys and eventually project monarch for girls (stems out to many and flashes stuff that has been carried out under this program)
MONTAUK
By DeeAnna Blette
Act 1
Scene 1
Paris?: 1951 car crash (wthell did happen) general patton: dead; lead up to events of this happening; forced into retirement after not letting go of a certain something that happened:
Scene 2
Setting: Shows train from outside and moves inside like a zoom tunnel effect with a translucent map showing their journey.
Date: “1945” translucent map of train where she’s headed to hungry from nazi Germany as is stolen jewish $10 Billion (1945 standards show then/now $/$ comparison) gold bouillon be transported by 51 G.I.
Interior Train
Some notes: Commander of the US 3rd Army and later the US 7th Army in the invasion of Sicily. On Sunday, December 9, 1945, he was being driven by twenty-three old Private Horace Woodring in a 1939 Cadillac for an afternoon of pheasant shooting on the estate of a German friend. At 11.45am they were passing through the outskirts of Mannheim when a US Army truck turned left in front of the Cadillac to enter the Quartermaster Corps camp. It appeared to be a minor accident but the collision broke the neck of the flamboyant General who died a few days later at the US Military Hospital in Heidelberg from a pulmonary embolism in the left lung. (Patton's grave can be seen in the American War Cemetery at Hamm, outside Luxembourg)
Copyright 2015 DeeAnna Blette