Church, The Television Show

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Anniversary

Named for the superhero who teamed with aliens to end the global war on terror Noodle Church, the web-serial Church, The Television Show established ▲Church Publishing on September 11, 2011 at 5:10a, ten years after Osama bin Laden’s attack on U.S. soil, with its Pilot episode followed by Episode One. But 9/11/11 wasn’t the birth of an idea, the first analysis of script creator Cosmo Starlight‘s journals, or The ▲Church President’s initial encounter with grave and serious subject matter of 9/11/01.

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Pursuit Lead Cables

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What is a U.S. Pursuit Lead Cable?

Though published in Homeland Security’s fiscal year 2014 “Budget in Brief” as one of the Department’s FY12 accomplishments (and FY2015BIB/FY13), it is impossible to find any mention of Pursuit Lead Cable beyond ▲Church Publishing. U.S. Department of Homeland Security Office of Intelligence and Analysis (I&A), a component of Analysis and Operations granted $302,268,000 by President Barack Hussein Obama for fiscal year 2015, reported it developed this activity referenced as Pursuit Cable and Pursuit Lead Cable in separate documents.

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Freedom of Information

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To complete ▲Church Publishing’s October 2014 white paper On Security it gathered facts from over 200 print, electronic, and/or converted sources including The U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s FY2014 and FY15 “Budget-in-Briefs.” Both reports listed DHS Pursuit Cables as accomplishments. In fact, dating to FY12 DHS‘s Analysis and Operations Office of Intelligence (I&A) authored information to share with U.S. law-enforcement and a blanket “Intelligence Community.” Yet in promoting accomplishments for FY13, the Department of Homeland Security called these Pursuit Lead Cables. More to the point, search for its definition yielded no existence of their process and ▲Church filed a Freedom of Information Act request.

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