Thanks Fred, and yes, and this would be the Hail Mary for the ages....
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Thanks Fred, and yes, and this would be the Hail Mary for the ages....
Good Morning Wade...Once again I would like to Thank You for all of the 'points' brought forth as they resonate with my culminating takes 'of it all' through the years...it is wonderful to see and read it laid out by You...tremendous...and I do hope more people that are riding a higher vibration tune into Your sharing of Your research and experiences and writings and efforts of the highest kind...I certainly will pass it on whenever there is someone in front of me that will really appreciate it in helping move Us ALL forward.
The 'Nipmuc" Tribe in my area in New England were very similar to the Chumash in that they were primarily non-warring in nature...even sharing Their home territory openly with others...other tribes and then europeans,
as in Webster Lake
(Lake ChargoggagoggmanchauggagoggChaubunagungamaugg)...this is the area where I had my 'connections' in 1/2007. The Nipmuc never brought any 'disagreements' with other Tribes to the lake...it was considered 'sacred' peace waters. I am honored and humbled to have had that happen on a Nipmuc Ceremony and Burial Hill next door in Dudley,MA....I was born in Webster.
Hi eaglespirit:
Thanks. The American Indian and the pre-Columbian Western Hemisphere has been a particular source of fascination for me over the years. I am almost an eighth Indian, but my grandparents would never admit it, which was a vestige from the “Indians are subhuman” days. But, it was not until I began reading stuff like Howard Zinn’s A People’s History and Stannard’s American Holocaust (encountered after my radicalizing days in the FE biz) about what really happened to the original inhabitants of the Western Hemisphere, that I started waking up to what a Big Lie my American indoctrination was. From the “news”:
http://www.ahealedplanet.net/lies.htm#big
to “history”:
http://www.ahealedplanet.net/lies.htm#more
to the wonders of capitalism:
http://www.ahealedplanet.net/lies.htm#colonialism
the conditioning went deep. If I had not gone on my ridiculous journey with Dennis, I probably would not have had much of a chance to wake up like I did.
I have been doing a lot of reading on anthropology in preparation for my upcoming essay. A great deal of it was concerned with the American Indian and, believe it or not, some Indians became anthropologists. American Indian anthropology is a highly contentious field, with deep political overtones. From the debates over the megafaunal extinctions:
http://www.ahealedplanet.net/upcoming.htm#_edn5
To what the Western Hemisphere was like in 1491:
http://www.ahealedplanet.net/america.htm#before
to the many cultural differences between the Indians and Europeans:
http://www.ahealedplanet.net/lies.htm#culture
it has been a deeply interesting area of research, but it was also heartbreaking in many ways, as I think about what was lost. While the “subhuman savage” and “noble savage” ideas were caricatures, there was far more to fascinate about the American Indian than there was to deplore. They were not subhuman or superhuman, but human, and they had a lot about their societies that the Europeans copied (such as the Iroquoian form of government):
http://www.ahealedplanet.net/america.htm#iroquois
Yes, many North American Indian tribes had modes of governance that hailed from a far more enlightened perspective than what the Europeans brought to this land, and the ancestors of the Nipmuc had a rough ride,
http://www.ahealedplanet.net/lies.htm#thanksgiving
as you well know. Their relatively-low population density had to do with their relatively peaceful ways, but they also obviously brought some high sentience to the issues. Stuff like the Great Law of Peace and counting coup and how the Nipmuc interacted with their neighbors and visitors were enlightened methods of dealing with the vagaries of life on Earth and our ape heritage.
Glad that you are out there,
Wade
Wade, I have only scratched the surface of your website (having read maybe 30 or 40 pages), but I am always amazed and delighted to dive back in and read some more. You have such a refreshing honesty and a such a clear presentation style. The true history of the US elite, slave-owning, genocidal "founding fathers" is no exception.
I'm just shouting words of encouragement and gratitude from off-stage. Thank you!
Dennis
Hi Dennis:
Thanks for the encouragement. It looks like in the next few years, I will be able to take a year off from my day job and make those writings a bit better. I have a close relative who was directly descended from good ol' Chris Columbus:
http://www.ahealedplanet.net/columbus.htm
and that Columbus essay is not very popular among some family members. :)
Best,
Wade
Wade,
Again, I am in awe of your work, and thankful for your diligence and perseverance in presenting this topic. Kudos as well for the college professors with enough integrity to present your essay to some young minds, for what is likely the first lesson in true history they have ever experienced. It's true that I am among the many that had become aware that what I was taught in school about Columbus was a steaming pile, but the extent of the genocidal invasions he led goes far beyond what I thought I knew.
"Columbus Day" would more properly be spent in deep meditation and deep introspection, punctuated with bouts of sobbing in mourning for the genocidal slaughter.
Dennis
Hi Dennis:
Yes, Columbus Day sure should not be a day of celebration. That Columbus essay was one of the first that I wrote for my site as it stands today, with the first draft written in about 1998. I cannot look at my earlier essays without wanting to rewrite them. I would not change much of the gist of them, especially for that essay, except for perhaps one thing: the Taino may have survived, at least somewhat. I have seen the essay disparaged in some native circles because the Taino survived. That is a difficult subject, for a few reasons.
I think it likely that they were completely exterminated on Espanola (update: after doing some more reading on the subject, there may have been survival on Espanola, too, of some tiny fraction of the original populace), and may have eked out some survival on some of the other islands, and some fled to South America, but were probably never too far ahead of the Conquistadors. Espanola was where the first Spanish colony in the New World was established, and the gold strike of 1499 was when the Spanish really became avid. Until then, the carnage was breathtaking, but when gold was finally discovered, the Spanish showed no mercy. By 1499, the local population was already in steep decline, but when gold was discovered, the Spanish accelerated the process of working the natives to death. Within a few years, the natives on Espanola began becoming scarce, and the Spanish then began raiding the Bahamas for slaves. By 1513, there was not a soul to be found in the Bahamas, and those islands were uninhabited for the next 135 years, when the English began to colonize it. Ponce de Leon invaded Puerto Rico in 1508, and then Florida in 1513, always looking for slaves and gold. The Spanish had to keep searching further and further away for slaves. So, many natives from the Caribbean periphery ended up on Espanola. There has been genetics testing that has shown Native American mitochondrial DNA in native-looking Puerto Ricans, for instance, but I do not think that they can tell what island the ancestor came from, and because the Spanish were such excellent rapists, and the African slaves that subsequently came over were mostly men, the native women were the main instruments of reproduction, so it is easy to imagine that there were some mixed-blood remnants of the natives, carrying around their mother's mitochondrial DNA, and when the populations eventually grew again, several generations later, that DNA then went along on the ride, to where there is a lot of Indian DNA in certain Caribbean groups. If any original groups survived at all, it was probably because they hid in the mountains.
While I am sympathetic to claims that the Taino survived, if they were "only" 99.9% exterminated, their culture certainly did not survive intact. It is a subject that I have read up on over the years since I wrote that essay, but I will have to do a pretty deep dive before I update that section. I'll say this, the standard population decline of natives who met the European interlopers was about 95%, whether it was the New World, the South Pacific, Australia, and so on (disease was the largest cause). Island populations are more vulnerable than continental ones. It is pretty grim subject matter, and I do not look forward all that much to revisiting that area, but will need to, one day before long.
Best,
Wade
Wade Frazier's new Nexus Interview is now available to listen to.
Link: Nexus Interviews - Wade Frazier - Free Energy in 3 Stages
Principles for mounting a successful free energy effort in three stages
Early Stage
• It must be loving
• It cannot be money-hungry
• It must be enlightened, or at least aspire to it
• It cannot invite the darkness in, or those easily susceptible to it
• Paradoxically, the power is with us
Intermediate Stage
• Developing the technology
• Virtually giving it away
• Educating people about the big picture.
Advanced Stage
• Replace all present fuels
• Desalinate ocean water
• Mine asteroids
• Infinitely recycle waste
• No more razing forests or exploiting ecosystems
• Most would become vegetarian
• All epochal phases of human journey based on energy surplus, which influenced all social, economic and political systems
Enjoy
Scott
Cheers Scott and Wade, great interview !
Hi:
Hey Scott, that was quick! I just listened to it. That just might be my new favorite interview. :) Thanks again for giving me a platform to say that stuff. That is the subject matter that I most want to discuss, along with understanding the big picture of how the human journey is oriented around the energy issue.
Sleep tight,
Wade
Thanks DoubleHelix. Doing them with Scott is fun.
Best,
Wade
Great interview Wade.
The statement that FE has already been weaponized seems to point to exactly what we are saying about scarcity based thinking. It is based on threat and fear. It colors our viewpoint; it is like a filter, allowing some avenues of thought but not others. And it affects our priorities.
That statement made me think of the ramifications of FE science that have been left out of this discusion so far. Things like anti-gravity, force fields, time travel, jump rooms, or even just radical propulsion systems, transmutation of elements, instantaneous communication links, dimensional portals. And those are just off the top of my scarcity-infused head.
As always, lots to think about.
Thank you Scott and Wade for the interview again.
Can we add the world peace - no more wars on that bullets?
Free energy is real.
Hi Ernie:
Thanks. As one pal said, I am having more fun with those interviews. One day, when I really get a conversation going in a sub-forum, there will be a thread or two devoted to FE physics and the nuts and bolts stuff, and the many other areas where the suppressed technologies can come into play. I plan to invite people into the conversation a lot more qualified than I am to discuss those subjects. I decided to “specialize” in the political-economic aspects of FE because I saw that it really was not being discussed, and it is a critical part of the big picture that very few seemed to grasp. It was later that I discovered that I was being a generalist.
It looks like Adam Trombly is going to follow me on Scott’s show, and he is certainly qualified to discuss a lot of the FE science. You can hear him doing some of it here:
https://youtube.com/watch?v=vHuLCSOKV4Y
Debating FE physics, however, can really become a rabbit hole. Most don’t want to go there and really do not understand much of it. In my upcoming energy essay, there will be plenty of science in it, but I will keep it at a level where most will understand, and I only will do it so that the energy issue is understood. Brian O found that discussing FE physics is when people’s eyes would begin glazing over. In its proper thread, FE physics can be a worthwhile discussion, and I started a thread, here:
https://projectavalon.net/forum4/show...l=1#post138601
Best,
Wade
Hi Hughe:
The end of that list deals with social organization and is where war comes into the picture. As I state in the end of that chart:
http://www.ahealedplanet.net/lessons.htm#chart
“Do we have Heaven on Earth, or do we blow it up?”
The motivation of all soldiers has been scarcity:
http://www.ahealedplanet.net/roots.htm#soldier
so, you would certainly think that the end of wars would quickly follow the introduction of FE technology, but that is also one of the greatest fears of the FE deniers. The transition period might be tricky. I certainly talk about the end of warfare in the interview, but also acknowledge, as Ernie says, that the exotic technologies have been weaponized, which is consistent with the dark pather types who run the world.
While that theme is clearly throughout my work, I can ask Scott to add a line like, “The end of human exploitation of other humans, and warfare” to that bullet point list, but that was really just an outline for the interview. That essay deals with the warfare issue at length.
Best,
Wade
Hey Scott and Wade! Great interview :)
Loved it!
Thank you Scott for providing the platform and thank you Wade for accepting the invitation!
Hi Ilie:
I am glad that you liked it. It was a fun one to do. Most of my interviews so far have been oriented around the war stories. Soldiers who have really seen battle do not like to talk about it, and partly why I wrote my site was so that I would not have to constantly talk about it, especially with people whose minds get blown by the simple facts of my journey:
http://www.ahealedplanet.net/skeptic.htm
But, I understand that most people living "normal" lives have about zero frame of reference for a journey like mine, other than what they see in the movies. Living that stuff in real life is another matter. But, it was what I learned from those days that was important, and it has informed all of my efforts since then, so they were important experiences, however traumatic they were.
When I get challenged on the billion dollar bribe that Dennis received:
http://www.ahealedplanet.net/advent.htm#offer
it is always by people with zero high-level experience in the field, and they can't wrap their minds around such a situation (and cannot comprehend the motivation of somebody who would turn it down – and I fully admit that there are only a few like Dennis walking on the planet today), but if they get stuck in denial on something like that, they cannot begin to comprehend the big picture around this situation, and it is big.
When I have talked about that bribe with pals, I say that my point is not that a bribe like that happened, but what you learn when you play at the level where bribes like that are offered. In many ways it was real life, almost too real, and in other ways, it did not seem real. Again, I have a hard time understanding what Dennis has lived through, and I was there for the most dramatic years of his journey.
So, while I understand people's need to ask questions about situations like that, which are so much larger than life, it is a great pleasure to have a conversation like I had with Scott, where we get beyond the war stories (at least mostly! :) ) and can talk about what can be and what we can do about it.
Very few from the general public will be interested in my program for bringing FE to the world:
http://www.ahealedplanet.net/lessons.htm#pursuing
because none of it seems easy, and much of it challenges their indoctrination and view of reality, and only those who are actively working on shedding their indoctrination can get very far along that path. That is part of the conundrum. So, my program is not one for the masses, but for that one-in-a-thousand or so who lay aside their scarcity-based indoctrination for long enough to at least contribute their awareness to the issue.
It is an approach that I have not seen before, mainly because nobody has ever succeeded in finding and amassing enough of those needles in haystacks. The Internet is creating an opportunity that previously did not exist before, and I am trying to take advantage of it. We will see how it goes.
I was just talking last night with somebody about the bases on Mars, the global elite games and so on (regarding somebody who has played at those levels – that stuff is not science fiction, but all too real). At high levels on the side of the "good guys," there is a lot of pessimism that humanity can wake up in time before Mother Earth says, "Game over!" I am sympathetic to that perspective, especially those of environmental scientists. But, I think that we are going to have a happy ending. We are getting help, and will get more, but we also have to put forth the effort to get over the hump. This is a test, a world-level test, and for many of us, this is what we came here for. The years ahead should be "interesting," to say the least. :)
Best,
Wade
Hi:
An aside on a Friday afternoon….
All this Avalon and interview activity is bringing up many memories, the kind that I had not revisited in a while – it is a mixed bag, remembering those days, but sometimes it is kind of fun. I really do not get to talk about that stuff with too many of the right kind of people. About the time that Dennis was getting out of jail the first time, and I was coming out of the darkest period of my life:
http://www.ahealedplanet.net/advent.htm#it
I distinctly remember a weird experience that I fleetingly had. There was some part of me that was fascinated by what I was going through. I do not know what part that was, and it may have not have been "me," but whoever sent me here, whatever we want to call it. That part that was going "ooh, wow, isn't that interesting?" kind of ticked off the part of me that had to live through it on a daily basis. I remember that sense of fascination and even awe, but it was also something that my Earthly personality was far from thrilled in experiencing. It did not happen often, but there were times when I could sense that kind of split, where one part was fascinated, and another part would rather have been anyplace else.
Best,
Wade
With you on that one brother.
Cheers,
Fred
Yep Wade...interestingly similar to what I have gotten from some of my outer-edge experiences...almost as though jumping through the fiery hoops was necessary for the journey and all is laid out...those that decide to jump get a kind of bonus energy... absolutely crazy to common life, thought, action of most! In a way we find that we have to do these seemingly "out of order" things as an alright-meant-to-be-it-can-be-done by You...because there simply is a higher good at play intricately.
Hi eaglespirit:
Yes, those walking those kinds of paths have “strange” experiences like ours. I have even heard it called “normal” to have the voice in the head, the bizarre synchronicity, and so on. It is also not an easy path by any means. I am trying to do something that is a little more “sane,” but that is probably wishful thinking. :)
Best,
Wade