WADE FRAZIER : A Healed Planet

[Ilie Pandia]

Hi Wade,

You really crushed the "conspiracism" and "ancient civilization" theories in your last post .

Call me a romantic, but I really love a good mystery an some "unknown past" events over your pretty linear (and boring ) history of humanity.

If I got it right, you're mainly saying that humans wreaked havoc where ever they showed up, and so if ancient civilizations did exist, they were nothing like us in their pattern of behavior. I guess that is good point. Another good point is that the alleged "advanced civilizations" did some pretty stupid things, like staying in one place even though they would have had the means and energy to travel around.

However, I cannot help but "speculate" that we don't know much about the "nature of our reality" and the "nature of our consciousness", and the white science is merely beating around the bush pretending that it has everything lined up with a continuous line of evidence to support its theories.

I became very skeptic about the white science, ever since I've discovered its "religion like" pattern. If something goes against the main stream is ridiculed and ignored, instead of applying the "scientific method" to it. Summary dismissal does not appear right, even if the claim looks ridiculous at first glance. Some (archeological) evidence is also being actively suppressed, with inconvenient artifacts going missing over night. Building a mountain of evidence to support a main stream theory when you have all the founding and the conclusion you need to get at served to you, seems rather easy. Trying to amass some evidence against the current with no funding does not seem fair... (this looks a lot like the medical racket and their never ending pursuit of a cancer cure when that was in their face all along...)

Of course this does not mean that the fringes are correct, but the fringe has it's purpose to ask the tough questions! To keep pointing at the flaws in the white science, at the ignored evidence. Just a few short years ago I thought free energy was hilarious and who ever was talking about it proved a serious lack of scientific understanding of how stuff works... (So, too much white science in your diet lately?)

That being said, I agree with you, that this is not the important stuff. At this time two things I find to be of most importance, and I have a feeling they go hand in hand: free energy and "awareness of self". Not sure which comes first, but for now "awareness of self" seems more easy to tackle , and it helps with not being derailed by other stuff.

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

Great post, Ilie. FYI, Ilie considerately PM-ed me this message first, because he did not want to “derail” this thread, but I thought that it was a great post and encouraged him to publish it. Provocative posts like his spur me to go deep, and we need to take these conversations deeper, and after I publish my essay, deep is going to be all that I am interested in, so we can raise the level of conversation to where the choir can begin to form.

I have done battle with the “skeptics,” and they can be a highly dishonest crowd:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/dennis.htm#friends

Mr. Skeptic has stalked me on the Internet since 1997, and may well be on the payroll:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/other.htm#skeptic

I have written at length about the medical racket and its gangster activities:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/medicine.htm#justice

Brian O was a pretty credible spokesman for FE suppression, and he almost lost his life over the UFO issue:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/brianmem.htm#attack

Adam Trombly is out there, talking up his experiences. There is no arguing that he was an FE wunderkind thirty years ago, giving scientific talks and having his technologies seized by the federal government. He is alive, talking about the many murder attempts that he has survived over the years (he was clinically dead in one of them). I first heard of his treatment from Mark, another name in the field, a physicist who had his experiments seized when he was young and naïve:

http://www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/thread392968/pg7

Those are scientific heavyweights, not some fringe theorist trying to debunk plate tectonic theory so that his geological theories align with channeled information. When I relayed Mark’s tale to a very heavyweight scientist who has spent more time weightless than any of us ever will (unless FE makes its appearance), he reached out to a famous physicist whom Mark worked for back then, and the physicist confirmed what happened to Mark. I can pull a bunch of that kind of stuff out of my bag of evidence. For now, those scientists would rather not be on the firing line, so people like me make public statements. For anybody who gets Dennis’s books, they can see that my role in the FE milieu is a lot larger than my public writings let on, and that is because I am trying to protect people. This is a rough stage to stand on, even in a cloistered forum like Avalon.

As I have written many times, my quest has always been a search for the truth and the healing of Earth and humanity. While the heart must wake up the head, IMO, it can be a bewildering journey. Part of the reason for my upcoming essay is to help get non-scientists up to speed, and get them to where they can begin to see the forest from the trees. The energy and medical rackets are Earth’s most lucrative, and energy above all is the engine of the global economy, which is why Godzilla watches that pot more carefully than any other.

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/risk.htm#radar

Until people can understand how the world really works, and by that I mean about how our physical world really works, where our food comes from, how a city really works, they easily get spun up on all sorts of stuff that really does not matter in the big picture. And the “fringes” are filled with all manner of trap and snare for the unwary.

The moon landings are a good example. If we really did not go to the moon and it was an elaborate hoax, that would be one hell of a story. My father worked in the Mission Control Room during the space race:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/paths.htm#oleary

and my initial interest in fringe claims about the moon landings was not about that they were faked, but that there was a cover-up relating to the astronauts’ experiences on the moon:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/cover-up.htm#neutral

It was only after many claims were made for faked moon landings that I finally did a deep dive on the evidence. It took months of my time, and it was educational. Although the motivation for the USA to make fake landings if they could not really achieve it is a compelling thought, the fact is that none of the evidence presented for faked landings held up to scrutiny. I eventually stumbled into positive evidence that sealed the deal for me:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/cover-up.htm#paydirt

and it impressed Brian, but I was never able to get him over the hump on the moon landings, and am currently trying to find someplace to have his “final word” published on the issue:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/brianbio.htm#statement

I am not too happy that that was his final word on the subject, but it was literally his dying wish, so I am going to honor it.

So, while faking moon landings may have some possible motivation by the establishment behind it, none of the evidence ever held up. And I have never seen even one insider come forward and say that they were part of faking the moon landings. That allegation does not even exist, and disinformation is continually recycled on the moon landings:

https://projectavalon.net/forum4/show...010#post478010

which really gives the fringe crowd a bad name.

What makes Greer’s Disclosure Project a horse of a different color is that it is comprised of the testimonies of several hundred witnesses. One of my rules is to always take what a spook says with a grain of salt. I am more familiar with the spook world than I want to be:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/paradigm.htm#cia

and I know how compromised spooks can be. While the Disclosure Project had some spooky insiders making claims, most witnesses were not spook insiders but people who saw what they weren’t supposed to see, such as Gordon Cooper. Anybody familiar with the milieu knows that the primary reason for the suppression of UFOs and the ET connection is that it is joined at the hip with the exotic technologies that come with UFOs and ETs, FE and antigravity among them. While Dwight Eisenhower may have genuinely feared a War of the Worlds reaction to Disclosure, TPTB were far more concerned about losing their earthly power. Godzilla is real, and many have lost their lives on the Disclosure front:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/journey.htm#adamiak

When navigating these minefields, a comprehensive perspective is necessary, which is what I will be encouraging my readers to develop, but scientific literacy is needed for it, at least some familiarity with the basics. I am not saying that White Science has all the answers, not by any means. But the approach advocated by White Science, in its ideal, is a good one. In a world of scarcity, however, the ideal has rarely been achieved, as personal integrity is the world’s scarcest commodity, which I learned the hard way on the high road to FE:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/energy1.htm#burn

But, plate tectonic theory, or digging around in ancient middens, sure does not seem to be much of a threat to Godzilla. And even if it was, we can still look at what evidence is available, and see what it lines up with. I have been looking into evidence of ancient advanced civilizations for a long time, even predating my interaction with the Velikovsky community:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/dennis.htm#sagan

Very little of the evidence for technologically-advanced ancient civilizations survived much scrutiny. Plenty of people have alleged stumbling into caves where the evidence of advanced technology existed (Lobsang Rampa, Wingmakers, various tales coming from Death Valley and elsewhere), but there is no evidence except for nice stories, and in the case of Rampa and Wingmakers, there is plenty to be wary of.

When you begin to look into claims for evidence that contradicts the “party line” of anthropologists, there are instances of careers ending when anomalous evidence was adduced:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/columbus.htm#mcintyre

But I am more skeptical of the issue today than I was fourteen years ago when I first wrote about McIntyre’s fate. Today, when you poke into the so-called evidence of disappeared advanced civilizations, you run into self-styled archeologists in pith helmets and some pretty cranky people. And if you do your best to ignore the circus and look at the evidence (and hear rumors of suppressed findings, but with little evidence to really back them up), the evidence is thin and rarely holds up to much scrutiny.

Even when I saw a UFO light up about a minute after James tried to get one to, and it knocked the aerospace and military people with me on their butts:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/ufo.htm#call

and my doubts that I was seeing an intelligently-piloted craft responding to James’s prayer are exceedingly small (but I am always willing to consider contrary evidence, but there is nothing like being there), at the very same time as the craft was going off, people with me were photographing “orbs” which are likely just mundane effects of digital photography, not anything paranormal. And while I saw something very odd each time I returned to The Ranch, we saw a display similar to that sighting on my first night which was merely a satellite:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/ufo.htm#visit2007

although James and friends were quick to identify it as such. So, even when you encounter what seems to be the real McCoy, it pays to always be discerning and “skeptical.”

So, while I respect a lot of what White Science does, I am keenly aware of its limits and how Godzilla and lower-level racketeers keep false paradigms in place by suppressing evidence. They rarely manufacture evidence; they usually make disquieting evidence disappear. However, if you want to see the bogus nature of the establishment, look at how the microscopes of Rife and Naessens have been treated. Naessens is still at it today, and micrographs exist from the 1940s that show that Rife’s microscopes indeed got optical resolutions that have yet to be matched by “White Science,”

http://www.xenophilia.com/zb0012a.htm

and it is attacked when not ignored by the establishment. So, hard evidence like that is highly impressive, and Naessens is reproducing such “impossible” resolutions even today, so it sure is no rumor, and the suppression of the findings of those microscopes is highly understandable, because they challenge the basic premises of biology, and both scientists came up with harmless, cheap and effective cancer cures as side-effects of their discoveries. The cancer racket is more ruthless than the energy racket.

I have been spending my time lately in “downtime” mode, recovering from the last several months at my day job. But I have chores to do. Again, this is a really important subject, and I encourage more discussion. There is a great deal of chaff out there on the fringes, and a lot of the charlatanry is actually relating to something fringe and real, such as psychic ability:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/orthodox.htm

It can be quite an odyssey, sifting through the chaff, looking for kernels of wheat. I have done a great deal of it in my lifetime, and I have watched many disappear into the rabbit holes. At least the FE rabbit holes, as deadly as they can be:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/conun.htm#pitfalls

are on the way to something not only real, but earthshaking in its implications. Many of the rabbit holes out there are on paths that lead to nowhere important, even if the end goal was real, and many times the aspirant is navigating a hall of mirrors, not going anyplace real.

Ilie ended his post with a key aspect of the conundrum, which is the dichotomy of the inner and outer worlds, and is critical to getting us over the hump. Personal integrity is the world’s scarcest commodity due to fear:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/energy1.htm#burn

which is primarily due to economic scarcity, which is due to energy scarcity. Love is the energy of creation:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/energy.htm#greatest

and as I have written many times on this thread, love is the answer, in ways that may not seem obvious at first. Finding enough people who can achieve that level of heart-centered sentience, in a world of scarcity and fear, is truly like looking for needles in haystacks, and I have been looking for a long, long, time, and I had some help:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/advent.htm#voice

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/advent.htm#voice2

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/advent.htm#voice3

that was a mixed bag, let me tell you. I don’t want that kind of help again, not if it has any more adventures like that in mind. I survived them, just barely, and many around me did not. I am going to do my best to keep people away from those minefields, but that is also part of the limitation of my approach; until people have been tested like that, they do not know what they are made of, and I have to admit that waking up that way was doing it the hard way, and I would not wish that kind of awakening on anybody else. I am hoping to help people get there via gentler paths, although that may be folly on my part, and that kind of experience is necessary to wake people up, but I hope not! But, as I am only asking people to sing, I will be requiring less of them than playing the Indiana Jones game. I have met awake people who did not have to go through that kind of meat grinder to get there, so I think that there is some hope for my approach. Meeting people like Ilie here tells me that my goal is not impossible, just unlikely. But I have seen the miracles happen before:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/advent.htm#it

Off to my chores now…

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

I am in the middle of chores, but wanted to drop a line on some important thoughts that I have seen high-level conspiracists fail to understand. From Godzilla’s perspective, nothing is a threat, really, unless it can become economically disruptive. That is where the term “disruptive technology” comes from, and is why disruptive energy technology gets the most attention. So does disruptive medical technology, such as cancer cures or microscopes that can expose the foundation of the attack-the-tumor paradigm as false. I’ll agree with LaViolette on the structure versus process orientation of the paradigms, and how mainstream science is stuck on structures more than processes, which is part of their blindness, a blindness that Godzilla actively encourages.

Challenging plate tectonic theory (or developing plate tectonic theory itself) poses no threat to Godzilla, so those circuses at the margin are of no interest to him, other than to help distract people from what is important.

Disruptive energy technology is what gets Godzilla’s interest above all else, because we all ride atop the energy situation. And while inventors and their allies are those who get the golden handcuffs and the special treatment on the suppression front, the technology really is a small part of the puzzle, which I learned from my days with Dennis. Dennis was far more threatening to Godzilla than the most ingenious FE tinkerer:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/risk.htm#graphic

When people begin to understand how the world really works, the billion dollar bribe that he was offered makes sense:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/advent.htm#offer

and should not stretch anybody’s sense of reality too far out of shape.

Over the years, I have been continually surprised by the naïveté of people in the FE field, as they have a hard time believing that Dennis could have been made an offer like that. It relates to the naïveté of scientists that Fuller remarked on:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/radleft.htm#nerd

Those scientists really don’t understand how the world works, from a political-economic perspective, and that is why they constantly go down the same tired paths of raising money, getting patents, trying to lead the charge (around their “great” invention, of course), either oblivious to the fact that they are about the fifty thousandth inventor/tinkerer who has tried that route, and that none of them have come within hailing distance of the finish line yet, or they think they have some special virtue that all the others did not have, or that Godzilla died in his sleep. Derailing aspirants going down that well-worn rut is one of the easiest strategies for Godzilla to defeat.

For all of that deadly naïveté regarding what the FE terrain really looks like, I have found that scientists are pretty good at seeing that the real economy is about matter and energy, and that money, banking and finance are just score-keeping, not the game itself. However, I have found that the scientifically illiterate get all wrapped up in money and banking, thinking that that is somehow the root of our economic problems. When the goal becomes rigging the scoreboard rather than playing the game, the system is broken, which is largely the case on the retail economic scene today, but fixing the scoreboard is pretty meaningless if enough of us can achieve the sufficient heart-centered sentience so that keeping score will no longer matter.

I have found that almost nobody understands those very basic ideas. My upcoming essay is partly intended to make those issues clear, and it takes a comprehensive perspective to understand, which is necessarily rooted in some scientific understanding of how the world really works, such as where our food comes from, where our metal and water come from, where everything comes from in our daily real lives, what energy’s role is, how energy scarcity defines so much of our daily existences, in ways that are invisible to about 99.99% of the population, and what energy abundance can mean, the kind that only FE can deliver.

That is my game, and we will see how it goes.

Best,

Wade

[Ilie Pandia]

Disruptive technology - this really is the key to understanding what Godzilla pay very close attention to. Nothing else is a threat to Godzilla's dominion. Perhaps this is why tech such as laptops have evolved so far in so little time, while harvesting energy is still using combustion since... forever.

Some aspects of our world are allowed to develop at full speed while others have a very heavy brake on. I like to imagine Godzilla having to keep the brake on FE with both legs and just barely being able to :D (although it seems that at least for now he gets a lot of help with that from smaller predators)

The ET issue I get why is a problem, being joined at the hip (as Wade keeps saying) with the Free Energy technology, however I don't get why the medical racket is so fierce? Is it because of greed? Because there are so much money to be made out of it? I don't see a direct connection with FE, except for the fact that FE would make it obsolete.

[Wade Frazier]

Hi Ilie:

On the medical racket, that is a very good question. As Brian O said, which came from his buddy John Rappoport,

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/paradigm.htm#gc

there are seven cartels that control the world economy:

Energy
Banking
Military
Intelligence
Media
Medical
Organized religion

Energy is the kingpin, because all the others depend on it, as energy is the “author of the feast” on Earth.

In the end, Godzilla’s game is power, and economics is the means to it, not an end in itself. But the ultimate power is the power over life and death, and here is where the medical racket comes in. Look at that list, and the medical and energy rackets are the only ones with scientific foundations. Under the current capitalistic model, the medical paradigm is not only materialistic and extremely greed-based, the ultimate end of that trajectory is owning all life on Earth. That may seem like a megalomania that is hard to believe, but look at how the biomedical companies are trying to patent genes and the like. The ultimate end of that road is that the biomedical companies end up owning all of us. You want a smart kid? Pay enough, and they can turn on smart genes, but if you stop making payments (the ultimate mortgage), then they can turn it off and “repossess” your child’s brain. This is not so far-fetched as it may seem, and a lust for power knows no end.

Even Chomsky has been remarking on this trend for twenty years or so, saying that if biomedical companies end up owning life itself, all the high tech electronic revolution will be seen as some minor frill. Notice how high tech is not one of the cartels. It is still too new and innocent and uncontrolled for the rackets to get baked in, but when a “philanthropist” like Bill Gates heavily supports vaccination and capitalist genetic research, then you can get a sense where this is heading.

But it is scarcity and greed, not genetics by themselves, that are the problems, and, in the end, fear. Go back to that nightmare world that Roads visited, and see what a hideous outcome greed-based genetic engineering led to:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/visions.htm#roadsblade

They had genetic engineering in the heavenly world, too, but it was done with love and the consent of the life forms involved:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/visions.htm#roads1

The intention makes all the difference in the world. I'll go with Hughe’s call for a moratorium on all genetic engineering until greed is not driving the process.

On the medical racket, it is not nearly as rich as the energy racket. They did not pay out $100 billion in quiet money to buy out cancer cures; they just wipe them out:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/medicine.htm#justice

I have revealed that the murder attempt that Brian O survived happened immediately after a public conference.

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/brianmem.htm#attack

In the medical racket, they try to kill you at the conference. When I was with Dennis, I met two guys who were at one of Gerson's conferences where Gerson was poisoned with arsenic.

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/mdaq.htm#gerson

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/medicine.htm#gerson

He almost died at the conference. The medical racket boys play more roughly than the energy rackets boys do. The energy racket boys have deeper pockets and more savoir-faire, if we can call it that. They are not afraid of getting violent, but there are far more aspirants on the FE front, so their methods are highly sophisticated, and their pockets are deeper. They are related, BTW. At the tippy top, where the Big Boys play, I have no doubt that the kingpins have their finger on the pulse of all of those cartels, and they call the big shots.

But again, I really do not like focusing on them, even though they stepped on me when my efforts became a problem for them. I wish them no ill will, but I do not acknowledge the position that they arrogated for themselves, playing God on Earth. They really are crazy, especially on the spiritual front. If enough of us really woke up to our inner divinity and became truly sentient, they could not play their games. My ideal is that if enough of the lambs start a stampede, they will realize that the game is over and they will just slink away, and I would send them on their way with a care package, and an invitation to return if they ever really want to learn how Creation works (hint, it runs on love ).

I am not a conspiracist. I acknowledge Godzilla and his technological superiority, but my message to him is that his days are numbered, because the fear, greed and power-over-others game is ending on Earth, and I actually am sympathetic to Godzilla’s plight, but that does not mean that I will just cede the field to him. But he won’t be defeated in battle, particularly one mounted from the public. Godzilla really is one of us, and when he is no longer “in charge,” and it goes how I think it can, some of the best healers will take on the immense task of rehabilitating those lost souls.

As Dennis’s wife was fond of saying when I was with them, “They can kill you, but they can’t eat you.”

Signing off for now.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

As I pound out chores, I have a note to add, to help people think along the lines that I am intending to go. LaViolette mentions in his work that the orthodox theories of physics focus on structures, not processes. That can be seen as the difference between reductionism and systems theory. Ideally, scientific endeavor does both. As Ilie noted, my tale of human history can seem boring. All I can say is that I prefer mundane truth to pretty fiction, but I always find the pursuit of truth fascinating. There is plenty of pretty theory on the fringes, but a great deal of it is not valid.

But the conflict between reductionism and systems theory has rarely been plainer than the difference between the approach of orthodox microbiology and the findings of Béchamp, Rife, Naessens and company.

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/medicine.htm#paradigm

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/medicine.htm#rife

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/medicine.htm#naessens

The Rife and Naessens scopes can see life processes at resolutions that optical microscopes cannot. Their scopes are usually dismissed by orthodoxy as if they never existed. Their resolutions defy optical theory, attaining “impossible” resolutions. It really can be mind-boggling to read attacks on Naessens and Rife, who get called all manner of name and suffer all manner of attack, and the attackers can’t seem to bring themselves to even mention their scopes and their “impossible” resolutions. Talk about ignoring the elephant in the room. When they acknowledge that those scopes have “impossible” resolutions, they counter that electron microscopes can get far higher resolutions, but here we come to the nub of the matter: electron microscopes cannot study living processes, because they kill what they look at. Life forms cannot survive electron bombardment, or if they do, it is like surviving a nuclear blast – you can’t look at normal life processes with an electron microscope.

So, which would you rather see, movies of life or snapshots of death? Orthodoxy has chosen snapshots of death and actively ignores those high-resolution movies of life, because those movies blow their microbiological theories out of the water. Naessens is still around, the old guy. Somebody put one of Rife’s scopes on EBay for $250K recently, which was missing the prism that made it work, which was stolen by an “assistant” of Rife’s who was likely an agent provocateur for the medical gangsters.

And here we come to how the public is getting exactly what it deserves with all of this racketeering. Rife’s scopes are nearly a hundred years old, and Naessens’s is older than I am, and his lab has been pretty open to scientific visitors for many years, and many have gone there, like they used to beat a path to Rife’s lab. And the public is fast asleep. Lone doctors and scientists do not have a prayer against the medical gangsters. This is the standard story, whether it is biological research that points to a completely different paradigm, which overturns the evil medical paradigm, or the energy paradigm. Both orthodox paradigms rely on gangsterism on the suppression side, with quiet buyouts being Godzilla’s specialty on the FE end of the house, and the public is entirely oblivious, watching their favorite TV shows and comprising the lemming hordes who file to their deaths at the hands of orthodox “medicine.” If I had not seen it countless times, I would not have believed it:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/medicine.htm#lemmings

While the public keeps its head in the sand and is easily manipulated by the conditioning systems, Level 10 attempts, whether they are on the FE front or alternative medicine, do not have a prayer. There could also be a Level 12 effort on the medical end, and it is very related to the FE conundrum, but I am only one guy, and getting a Level 12 FE effort going is vastly more important than a Level 12 medical paradigm effort, although the same principles may likely work (although I really have not tried out the Level 12 FE path yet, either ), and the medical racketeers rather gleefully kill people. I had a death threat on this angle delivered close to me not long ago. They still play hard ball, although the racket is so well in hand that they rarely need to get violent anymore.

Back to chores.

Best,

Wade

[Melinda]

Posted by Ilie Pandia (here)
...The ET issue I get why is a problem, being joined at the hip (as Wade keeps saying) with the Free Energy technology, however I don't get why the medical racket is so fierce? Is it because of greed? Because there are so much money to be made out of it? I don't see a direct connection with FE, except for the fact that FE would make it obsolete.

Hi Ilie. Thank you for that post. I think Wade already answered your question, but what you wrote inspired some thoughts.

It's true the medical industry makes a vast fortune from keeping people hooked on prescription drugs and drug-assisted therapies. So a lot of people would lose a lot of money if alternative and effective therapies were truly mainstream. That in itself, as you were addressing, can be a big enough reason.

The established medical industry seems largely more about treatment of an affliction rather than its prevention in the first place (the debate about vaccinations as an available form of prevention being a whole other tangent.) So when I ask myself why, other than money, would those with the immediate power to alter the system from the top down (who are a small minority) be motivated to perpetuate a system that doesn't heal people as effectively as it could, I'm reminded of the old quote: "Power corrupts, and absolute power corrupts absolutely."

To truly keep people healthy assists people in remaining sovereign and powerful; it means to empower the body and mind that is their vehicle through this 3D realm. Keep a person thinking they need drugs, difficult or risky therapies and are likely to die of something or other before they reach 100 years old, and you keep people in fear - you create a system conducive to keeping them separate from their own mental, emotional, and psychic potential. It seems to go hand in hand with the suppression of FE, because both are related to keeping people in survival mode, dependent on external supplies, rather than freeing them up to explore and fulfill their individual and collective potential beyond that mode.

Someone I know told me that back in the 1970s their local GP (doctor) told them the cure for cancer already existed, and when they asked him why this cure hadn't made it into mainstream medical practice he replied: "Too many people on the planet." He apparently gave that answer with sad resignation and a disdain for the philosophy (which was not his own.) There are so many caring medical professionals who enter into and practice medicine with truly goodhearted intentions. I am in awe of their abilities and deeply offended that they might be being taken for a ride by the master puppeteers of the very establishment they put their faith into in order to heal others.

There are of course those who believe there are too many people on the planet. Too many people for whose liking? The technology already exists to provide sustainable food, water and clean energy for everyone here and more. If you have a population that is given the proper tools to provide for itself, experience quality education and is treated with dignity, it seems logical to me (rather than wishful thinking) that people would keep far more things in balance for the good of the whole (including population.) Perhaps I'm wrong about that; but it could take generations for humanity as a whole to heal from its survival mode - so what's the frame of reference for saying that we wouldn't as a collective (once freed to be our natural, less survivalist, selves) be more loving and considerate in our self-governance? If we are afraid of FE because of how we might abuse each other with it, it is possibly because we are looking through the lens of how people are behaving now (under a rigged and oppressive system.) But we are so much more than that if we are allowed and encouraged to be, and if the surrounding system supports it. I have what my heart and imagination tell me, and I trust in their vision of our ability to heal our own race.

I apologise for the lengthy post, but this aspect (that of the medical industry) brings out quite an emotional response. Everyone has the right to effective healing, good health, and a long life. Everyone. Without exception. Whether or not we choose it once the tools are in the mainstream is another question. But I think most people, given a kinder, fairer world of abundance, would choose to be here for a long and productive time.

The universe has enough for all of us.

[Wade Frazier]

Hi A Wandering Ponderer:

No need to apologize. Beautiful post, and you are zeroing in on the crux of the conundrum. Almost everybody is in survival mode, at one level or another, and when you are in that mode, it is easy to be manipulated. The master shepherds know this well, so there is more to suppressing FE and medical cures (and preventives) than just keeping the cash registers ringing. It is also about keeping people on the brink, in survival consciousness. Then they can be easily stampeded in the direction that the shepherds want them to go. It was never clearer, to me, than in the aftermath of 9/11 in the USA:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/america.htm#wtc

I had never seen more abdicated sentience than I saw after 9/11. Yes, when people awaken, it could be a far gentler, more loving world, but only the needles in haystacks can show the way right now. The masses cannot currently muster the collective sentience, and very like won’t, until FE is delivered to their homes:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/advent.htm#machiavelli

Again, great post.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

Before I go play husband for the rest of the evening (we can’t see the eclipse this evening, because it is raining here, as usual), let me make a brief post to provide an example of some of how establishment science is blinkered. Peter Ward lives here in Seattle, and he is one of the world’s authorities on mass extinction events.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Ward_(paleontologist)

He teamed up with another local boy, astronomer Donald Brownlee:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Donald_E._Brownlee

for a pair of books: Rare Earth and The Life and Death of Planet Earth. The first book makes the case that a planet that can host intelligent life may be very rare indeed. The host star has to be just the right size – too small and the planet would have to be so close to host a hydrological cycle that it would tidal lock, which would be a big blow against conditions suitable to life; too large and the star burns out too quickly. It has to be in the right part of the galaxy – too close to the galactic core subjects star systems to too many exploding stars that send out gamma rays, and too far out may not have enough heavy elements to form rocky planets like Earth. The planet has to be the right composition, the right age, have active plate tectonics, and several other features that the authors know have been key to Earth’s geophysical processes that make Earth inhabitable, and they speculate that those qualities may be very rare in the universe.

In The Life and Death of Planet Earth, they make the case that Earth is in middle age, and is more than halfway through the period where it can host complex life. As the plate tectonics slow down, as life becomes ever more carbon starved, and as the sun continues to brighten, in as little as a few hundred millions years from now, Earth will begin to lose its plants, its complex animals, its oceans, and eventually all of its life forms.

Ward, because of his specializations in the Permian and Cretaceous extinctions, which are the two most dramatic known, is well aware that life on Earth has come close to dying before, particularly in the Snowball Earth episodes when virtually the entire surface of the planet became a block of ice. His studies of mass extinctions have given him an appreciation for just how fortunate life on Earth is, in that the stars aligned how they have, but it won’t last forever, and The Life and Death of Planet Earth charts how they think Earth might die. Life will go out with a whimper, not a bang, according to how they see it.

But, knowing what I do about Black Science, the highly likely ET presence, and other dynamics beyond Ward and Brownlee’s horizons, it is obvious that we really have little idea what may lie ahead for Earth. Ward and Brownlee were not only highly constrained by the assumptions of White Science, such as letting us know that Star Trek won’t happen, with the “laws” of relativity and all that, but they believed that schools would teach Einstein and Newton millions of years from now. Yes, they wrote the “laws of relativity,” which is the first time that I have seen it described that way. Einstein would be interested to know that at least some scientists think that his theories are laws. I think that Uncle Albert would not be too keen on the idea.

White Science can be quite a study, but it can also leave me shaking my head. We know almost nothing about how the universe works, and only scientists like Einstein were internally secure enough to admit it. If FE and the ETs come forward in my lifetime, it will be interesting to see how people like Ward and Brownlee react to it.

Good night,

Wade

[Ilie Pandia]

How Godzilla operates in a nutshell

(I hope he has at least a sense of humor )



(click to enlarge)

[Wade Frazier]

Is that your artwork, young man? Cute.

I can’t draw even that well, but if I was going to make a picture of how the terrain lied, it might be like this….

Disclaimer: The resemblance of any character in the following tale to living or dead actual persons is purely coincidental.

The story would start in a jungle, on Degobah, perhaps. The first thing that all free energy aspirants would do is enter the cave that Luke did, where he faced himself. Not many aspirants would emerge from the cave, ready for more. For the few that passed that test, they would begin to pass through the swamp. They were lone ranger aspirants for the most part. As each entered the swamp, the surface would ripple and might be broken by a back or tentacle, and before the aspirant got very far, he would be jerked below the surface. That would be the end for most of them. Eventually, some resurfaced and fought their way clear and made it past the swamp [I will be mixing up myths and planets – Ed.], and a few times it was a team of them, and the teams often ended up feeding each other to the swamp predators, but some hung together long enough to make it past, while only losing a member or two.

As the first ones made it to solid ground, they began to blaze a trail that they felt was going in the direction of the temple where the legendary golden free energy idol was rumored to be. The first trailblazers began hacking their way through. Some succumbed to deadly spiders and snakes. Sometimes, velociraptors feasted on them. Eventually, enough aspirants made it far enough into the jungle that a path began to form. Eventually, spiked pits appeared, covered, with some kind of bait atop the trap. It was usually in the form of a fake golden idol, but it could also be things like bunny rabbits. The various types of bait were good, and most took it.

After a long time, some made it past the jungle, which broke out onto a plain. Mountains could be seen in the distance. As the first aspirants crossed the plain, they heard ominous sounds. They soon saw the sounds’ source: T-Rexes; a few of them. Some ran back into the jungle and went home, telling Yoda that it was a bit more than they bargained for, but some tried to sneak across the plain. T-Rexes are pretty fast and see well, with a keen sense of smell, and those early pioneers of the plain all became T-Rex food. Some fools actually tried to fight the T-Rexes, but it was like a mouse against an elephant. Eventually, the plains were littered with the remains of T-Rex meals.

Once in a great while, an Indiana Jones type made it clear across the plain, one step ahead of pursuing T-Rexes. For those that did, then the hard part came. The mountains were mostly sheer cliffs, and at the bottom were the broken corpses of previous aspirants. Eventually, a path was hammered out of the cliff face, where the most talented could cling by their fingernails and climb up. Rock falls were a constant danger.

After many years and countless aspirants being fed to swamp creatures, velociraptors, T-Rexes, and other creatures along the way, and constant rock falls, one day, the most persistent of them made it to the mountaintop. He was missing a foot and an eye, lost in his encounters along the way. The top was rather flat, and on the far end of the plateau was a temple. Inside it must be the idol, and sitting next to it was Godzilla. Godzilla surprisingly talked. He called out to the intrepid seeker, “Come over here. I am highly impressed. Very, very few make it this far. You seek the idol, and I will let you look at it. Go inside.” The adventurer went into the temple, and deep in its recesses sat the golden idol, on a platform surrounded by a lake of lava. The idol was something to behold, but might as well have been sitting on the moon, it was so unobtainable. The seeker thought about how to cross the lava, and some methods came to mind, but he did not have the equipment with him to do it.

After sitting inside the temple for a day, pining after the idol and thinking of strategies, he came out. Godzilla was sitting there, smiling, and said, “It is a little harder than you thought, isn’t it? I rarely get to eat anybody like you. Almost nobody ever makes it this far. Yes, some of what you encountered on your journey was my handiwork, but most wasn't. There are many hungry predators in the world, and they all need to eat. But I am going to let you go back, and you can tell the others how hard it is. If you come back again, I might have to eat you, but I admire your persistence.”

The adventurer survived the journey back, and near Yoda’s hut was a camp of fresh aspirants. The adventurer conversed with Yoda for a few minutes. Yoda said, “Hard it is to obtain, that free energy idol. But you actually saw it, and know it not a myth be. Be happy for that.”

After he finished his chat with Yoda, he stopped by the camp of fresh aspirants. Their gear was sparkling new, without a mark on it. As the adventurer looked at their gear, he offered some advice on what would work and what would not. Some listened, but most scoffed. When he tried to tell the fresh aspirants what was ahead for them, some eyes flew open in shock, and some decided right there to go home, but most laughed at the adventurer and did not believe a word of his wild tales. They figured that he was just trying to frighten them, so that they would not obtain the idol. They knew that they were strong enough, clever enough, sneaky enough, or lucky enough that they could get there. Some boasted to the adventurer that they would some show him the idol when they got back.

The adventurer planned to go back himself, but with a different plan, one so different that it seemed like a ridiculous strategy, but he had to try.

THE END

I’ll say this: I am not that intrepid adventurer. More than one member of my circle made it to the plateau, and some lived to tell of it.

Going to work now.

Best,

Wade

[Fred Steeves]

And here I was going to remark on how natural your false eye looks Wade.

[Ilie Pandia]

Yes, it's my art-work, but I wouldn't call it "art"

Well, your picture is much more fierce than mine

And, Yoda did a poor job... he should have taught the apprentice the secrets of free energy first! Like "force pull", so that the hero could get the idol in the end, over the lava! (This in why in the movie Yoda insist that Luke should get that ship out of the swamp on his own... but nobody listens... )

How naive the young warriors must look in the eyes of your adventurer. And only a few will live to understand. And how incomprehensible the adventurer looks in the eyes of the young warriors .

[CdnSirian]

I am not a young adventurer yet have young adventurer dreams. Can't 'splain that!

https://youtube.com/watch?v=rwnd3PY46-g

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=rwnd3PY46-g

Going back to 1969 Bambi Meets Godzilla. By my (then) neighbour, Marv.

Would a chorus of lambs include Bambi? Just asking!

I believe times are a 'changin' and we are not Bambi. The video is just for historical reference.

[Wade Frazier]

Hi Ilie:

But Yoda had never yet been to the temple, so that was the first news that reached him of what it was like. He soon began to train Young Jedi Knights in the “force pull,” but what they did not yet know was that there was a force-dampening field in the temple, and the idol was secured to its platform in some incomprehensible way. Future aspirants may yet find that out, but will they escape with the news?

If I had to place myself on that mythical tableau, I was a porter who made it to the foot of the cliffs a couple of times, and brought in supplies and carted out corpses (or at least a few unchewed bones for burial). I got gnawed on a bit, too, but I also saw, up close, what the adventurers were up against. At one time, I had the notion that I could become an adventurer, but was quickly disabused of that notion. It did not take long to see aspirants disappear into the swamps, fall into the spike traps (the most common bait was a sign that said, “Apply for your patent here!”), and see how fast the T-Rexes moved (and they sure have big teeth! ), to realize that I was not cut out for it. Dennis tried to make me his protégé, but I knew that I could never do what he does. It has to be seen to be believed.

Porters have their place in the scheme of things, however. I eventually retired from the porter profession, and if only a few of those aspirants listen to the grizzled adventurers, they sure don’t listen to the porters.

Similar to the adventurer’s new and undisclosed strategy, I am trying out something that probably only a porter would think of. I don’t even talk to the adventurers about it. They are playing a different game than I am, even though the goal is the same, but maybe some lambs can get there, or can nibble away at the jungle, trample a path, etc. Foolish? Maybe, but I am also not planning on leading anybody into the swamp and further along that route. It is a different path that may lead nowhere, but we will see.

Yes, until those aspirants have actually been through the swamp and jungle, and had the T-Rexes chase them across the plain, they really do not know what they are in for, and very few make it that far.

Hi CdnSirian:

Having dreams is what the choir is all about, young lady.

As I recall, they actually used to play Bambi Meets Godzilla as the cartoon in front of feature movies, back in the 1970s, but probably only in Berkeley art house theaters, etc., where everybody was high on something before the curtain went up. I think that I have mentioned it before on this thread, but I only began calling them “Godzilla” when I heard Greer do it:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/conun.htm#godzilla

at our 2004 NEM conference:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/brianmem.htm#portland

Before that, I used Dennis’s term, “The Big Boys.” An activist once mentioned that those seemed to be rather flip terms to use, so I came up with Global Controllers:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/paradigm.htm#gc

In future writings on my site, I will probably use that term. But that is not nearly as fun to say as Godzilla.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

Now it is back to the themes of my upcoming essay, which will be, in large measure, about energy and economics. I have already written, many times, that financial measures are largely illusory. They are about economic scorekeeping, but if the game is rigged and the scoreboard is rigged, how meaningful can the scoreboard be?

One of the more perceptive economics bloggers is Charles Hugh Smith, and today’s post on his blog asks what wealth is:

http://www.oftwominds.com/blogmay12/...ealth5-12.html

He challenges the idea that financial wealth is wealth at all, or that even land or precious metals are stable forms of wealth, and that real wealth worth having is “health, skillsets, work you control and a caring community.”

Not bad, but real wealth has always been rooted in energy. It is the wealth of societies and our species. Money is just about how to divvy up that wealth, and in a world of scarcity, that can become the overriding focus, even to the exclusion of what real wealth is.

Smith is not obvious to that understanding – his definition above is microeconomic, not macroeconomic – but unfortunately, Smith has drunk a little too much of the Peak Oil Kool-Aid, and not the Kool-Aid that oil is a depletable resource that is running out, because that can’t really be rationally disputed (the only dispute is how close to the bottom of the well we are, and that dispute is not really a large one, just like the greenhouse gas effect of our industrial civilization is not much of a debate among climate scientists that aren’t on the hydrocarbon lobby payroll), but the Peak Oil crowd has deeply imbibed the “laws of physics” Kool-Aid, and think that our only way out is to reduce the global population by about 90%:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/hooked.htm#austerity

I have tried reaching the Peak Oil people, the Radical Left:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/radleft.htm

the Free Software Movement:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/freesoft.htm

the alternative media and others, and Brian O tried reaching environmentalists and his former colleagues in the scientific establishment:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/brianmem.htm#revere

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/brianmem.htm#sentience

and our efforts were not half-hearted. We generally got to the biggest names in those fields, and offered to spend a great deal of our time, for free, to introduce them to the milieu, to kind of act as guides. I had a lot more meat to give than Brian did, because I came from the activist side of the house and went through the meat grinder, but Brian was no slouch. He brought his former-astronaut cachet to the issue, as a way to get his foot in the door, and he was also about the best I ever saw on his understanding of many of the issues that surround the situation.

All of those potential allies were deeply under the spell of the “laws of physics,” and dismissed my experiences and those of the relative few like me as a “conspiracy theory.” They were all deeply-entrenched Level 3 people:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/paradigm.htm#level3

and that is a big part of the problem among the “smart” and “educated.” The bottom line is that there is no group on Earth today with the right stuff to go after FE. Even the ranks of the FE crowd are filled with naïve pretenders, predators and other opportunists, and scientists and tinkerers that are lambs to the slaughter if they ever get anything going on the technical end of it, which is where the obsessive focus unfortunately is, when it is really a tiny part of the puzzle.

But essays like that one by Smith on wealth at least can get people beginning to think outside the box on issues like wealth, but he only scratches the surface, and I plan to go deep on that issue in my upcoming essay.

It is off to work now.

Best,

Wade

[CdnSirian]

Very good Charles Hugh Smith essay! Bookmarked the blog...

Nine years ago a business partner and I invested in real estate. We both cashed out IRA's and some family money to get it. The plan was solid. ha ha. Re-fi, reduce the mortgages, produce more cash flow, buy and hold, per the mantra of the man and organization presenting the seminar. If the world had stayed the same, everything would be fine.

But everything changed, forces beyond our control devalued everything, and our recent blessing is that we only had to pay a thousand dollars to give them away. The buyers to whom we transferred the titles got a great deal and saved my credit. So to speak.

Credit is only worth having if you have enough income to use it. Otherwise it is just another carrot dangling to loop you into borrowing, to establish it. Not that it's worthless, but savings at hand is usually more useful.

So left with my real assets -- health, skill sets and community -- and "experience", I move on.

I take time to vision that the refugee camps in Africa will be converted into vast lush farmlands with every family living in a beautiful nurturing home. That every lost child will be picked up, cared for, and will thrive. That even the mad armies that kidnap children and murder the parents will be isolated yet cared for, in a community where they can experience "getting a life".

That the huge and vast prisons of the industrialized world can be converted to productive communities where the inmates can hopefully thrive, learn skill sets and "get a life".

The television networks and internet will be extremely useful in spelling out the potential that is so difficult to imagine for almost everyone, even those who live in a state of extreme well being, but who have had to work every breathing moment to stay ahead of competitors (or lie cheat and steal for it).

Oops, off to work! Yet, no complaints. When the lights come on at the flick of a switch, and the tap flows water - not much to wa-wa about!

[Wade Frazier]

Hi CdnSirian:

You got snagged by the hucksters! Sounds like you got off easy. Boy, the real estate hysteria was really bad here in 2004-2006, and I told anybody who would listen to look out below:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/savings.htm#enron

Some actually listened and avoided the catastrophe, but most had this dazed look, mesmerized by the promise of easy money. One of them I actually tried to talk out of getting involved in Internet stocks in 2000, unsuccessfully, and she was mesmerized by the “next great thing” in real estate five years later. People like Dave Lereah were the Pied Pipers to those sheeple:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Lereah

You, David (AKA Tyler) and others here have seen how the poor nations live. I have not visited them and do not need to. I saw how the “winners” in LA lived, who migrated from Mexico, and if how they lived in LA was “winning the Mexican lottery,” I shuddered to think how their lives in Mexico were, and Mexico is seen as the big winner in much of Latin America, believe it or not.

Poor nations are energy-poor ones, or if their nation is energy rich and under the thumb of the West (like Saudi Arabia is), then the residents do not get the benefit of that energy and are still poor. I was just reading this morning of brain tapeworms that literally eat away people’s brains:

http://discovermagazine.com/2012/jun...s-in-the-brain

Being a vegetarian in the industrialized world means that I don’t have to worry, but millions of people in the poor nations are not so lucky. What a way to lose one’s mind.

I had to miss one bus for home-related reasons, but not the next one, so it is out the door to work now!

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

I have been reading a bunch of LaViolette’s work lately, and read his Camelot interview:

http://projectcamelot.org/lang/en/pa...erview_en.html

He has been around the block a few times, and I have a lot of respect for scientists like that, developing theories, trying to test them. His theories are similar to those of others, although he is not coy about going after a unified-field-level of theory, the Holy Grail of physics. Of course, his stuff ends up sneaking into FE a little, such as Mills and his hydrinos, or Bearden’s theories, or Bohm’s (which Adam was partial to in his early FE talks long ago, which predicts a larger ZPF than LaViolette’s theory does). His theories cover a lot of territory, and it seems like his big warning is that Earth may get blasted by a “Galactic Superwave” before long, like in the next few hundred years. But if so, I am not sure what we can do about it, other than have FE and the resilience it would naturally build in against any natural catastrophe. With FE and its attendant technologies, we could weather any storm.

I can only respect examining ice cores, and I have seen many theorists use the ice cores to test their theories. Good stuff, but call me skeptical that the recent mass extinctions were “blast” caused, as LaViolette argues in his theories. LaViolette mixed it up with Clube and Napier on that one, claiming precedence, and Clube and Napier are accused of piggy-backing on Velikovsky’s work, and so it goes. The megafaunal extinctions go back about 60,000 years, when the human toolset improved to where they could kill anything and they spread across the planet, first to more northern climes and Australia, and later across the land bridge to the Western Hemisphere, and wherever humans showed up, the megafauna quickly went extinct.

Although I dislike citing Wikipedia for something that controversial, the comet hypothesis (Clube, et al, and the Superwave can be considered a variant) is one of the very fringe ones:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quatern...met_hypothesis

and it has problems that I cite in my writings:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/upcoming.htm#_edn5

such as megafauna surviving on isolated islands; the wooly mammoth survived on Wrangel Island until less than four thousand years ago, and the giant ground sloth survived in the Caribbean islands until about five thousand years ago. Humans are the key variable in all megafaunal extinctions in the past 50,000-60,000 years. The South American megafauna, including elephants, went extinct soon after the arrival of humans, but it was close to the North American extinctions, so the Superwave or comet-impact hypothesis has some superficial plausibility. It weighs heavily against the climate change hypothesis, however, as South America did not have ice sheets, and all the megafauna around the world had already survived dozens of similar climate changes due to the oscillating ice sheets. The interglacial period that we are in is the same one that has been happening about every 100,000 years for millions of years. What evidence speaks even more strongly are the Australian extinctions, which began about 50,000-60,000 years ago, right smack in the middle of a glacial interval, and the Australian megafauna had been isolated from Asia for about forty million years, which is why it had marsupials when the other continents had placental mammals.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Australian_megafauna

South America had marsupials too, until the land bridge with North America was formed a few million years ago, and the placental mammals came to dominate.

All the evidence that makes sense to me points to the introduction of a super-predator that burned the land and had weapons and hunting tactics that those animals had no experience with. Killing those animals that had no fear of humans was like taking candy from a baby. So, the comet or Superwave theory of the North American extinctions I have a hard time with, which is what LaViolette argues for. In the end, all theories are wrong. We barely have any idea how the universe works.

As long as people like LaViolette are playing the pure theory game, Godzilla leaves them alone. It is in the realm of applied theory, when technologies based on new theories threaten to have an economic impact, that they need to watch out, especially anything close to FE, and antigravity is part of that milieu. LaViolette did good work in his research of when electro-gravity research in the USA went black in the 1950s. My understanding is that that coincided with reverse-engineering captured ET craft, and Godzilla eventually prevailed.

There is no doubt that many small military minds bought the “national security” reasons for it all going black, and Eisenhower may have genuinely feared a War of the Worlds reaction, but Godzilla was really calling the shots in the end, and it was all about maintaining his power and death grip over humanity. When you begin to rattle that cage, with disruptive energy technology in particular, then Godzilla begins playing rough. As somebody who survived some of those episodes, I am continually amazed at the naïve scientists and inventors who chase patents and get research labs going, thinking that they are on some breakthrough path, and not on the bloody, one-way trail that leads straight into Godzilla’s lair. I really don’t want to watch anymore.

I’ll keep reading LaViolette’s stuff. It is not Black Science, and it is not White Science, but fringe theories that may well have validity. Call me skeptical that the ancient myths support advanced scientific understandings, which is another theory of LaViolette’s. I know that we all have psychic abilities that White Science does not recognize, but Black Science certainly does, and it would not be surprising that the ancient myths (LaViolette does not make the case that all of the ancient myths do, only a few of them, such as the Egyptian mythology) were drawing on primordial understandings, brought with them from the astral plane. I’ll buy that, but the Egyptian elites acted like all the other elites, with their monumental architecture that glorified them, with their religions that made the elites the representatives of divinity on Earth. They worked slaves to death mining their gold and making their monuments, which was even more brutal than most early civilizations. While conscripting strong backs to build the elite-glorifying architecture is common to all early civilizations, and sacrificing people to the “dedication” of the monuments was unfortunately common enough, ancient Egypt had some rather unique cruelties, and I am skeptical that their religion reflected deep scientific understandings, although I will not deny that their prophets could have been tapping into mystical awareness. The Ra Material purportedly comes from Ra, whom the Egyptians made into their deity. The channeled Ra said that he withdrew when the Egyptian priesthood began corrupting his teachings into a way of lining the pockets of the priesthood, which is the standard story for all religions. So it is, in a world of scarcity. I have even seen Ra declared a manifestation of the Infinite Spirit:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/spirit.htm#infinite

and I’ll buy that. The Infinite Sprit is indeed all-knowing, and if its understanding spawned the Egyptian mythology before it got corrupted by the priesthood, that makes sense, but I doubt that it was some encoding of a technologically-advanced pre-Egyptian civilization. I’ll probably feel that way until they unearth a stargate or other such marvel, and the public actually gets to see it. Until then, the fringes tend to spin wild yarns with little evidence, although I have more respect when somebody like LaViolette goes after it.

Until we gain access to Godzilla’s Golden Hoard and the real physics texts, not the books they teach from in the universities, then there is going to be a great deal of speculation, much of it crazed, and co-opted for all manner of New Agey and ulterior agenda, which is usually about lining the pockets and building the harems of its leaders.

Off to work now.

Best,

Wade

[Ilie Pandia]

Hello Wade,

You have a huge advantage over most of us here (I think), in that you took the time to research and develop a comprehensive view of the world. And you also have a ton of life experience to draw upon .

Just reading your posts, or essays on your site could get one trapped for months verifying all the references you give and the facts you bring forth.

I also acknowledge that it must be frustrating for you to have to deal over and over again with issues that you have long investigated thoroughly but we just found out about them. Your essay might do a very good job to bring others up to speed and to build a comprehensive view.

I can see why the naivete of the scientists surprises you, but most of them are highly conditioned to work in their niche. A comprehensive view does not enter their minds. There are plenty of jokes about scientists not being able to function in the "real world", let alone be aware of Godzilla. There are even movies about capitalists making money by stealing inventions, but scientists are too busy to watch those In a sense, even though they have a developed intellect, they are the most trapped by it.

Experts nowadays are praised, while the "generalists"... not so much .