WADE FRAZIER : A Healed Planet

[Bill Ryan]

Posted by Wade Frazier (here)
[extracted!]

1. Now, I’ll come to the strange case of David Adair, and related issues.
2. Greer shoots himself in the foot with his neophyte free energy efforts, his obsession with that “mini-alien,” and his Charles Atlas impressions.
3. I have my doubts about Bob Lazar
4. and many others who have come forward, claiming insider status, and I’ll get to those soon.
5. ...Wingmakers came out, which is certainly fraudulent.

Hey, that was quite some great post.

VERY brief comments from me, if I may. But I can expand if it's helpful in any way at all.

1. Your summary of David Adair is the best I've read. I entirely agree. I've come to the point now where I doubt him profoundly. I suspect he's a Walter Mitty fantasist (and alas, there are many of those) — but I'd be genuinely delighted to be proved wrong, and I may be wrong.
2. Re Greer, I'll PM you. (But it may be a long read!)
3. I'm as convinced about Bob Lazar's credibility as I feel I can be. I'd be genuinely most interested to read your doubts.
4. Re the others "claiming insider status" in your #4, please do say more!
5. Ah, Wingmakers! It was always an allegory. Not 'fraudulent' per se. It was a fantastical Sci-Fi story, intended (as allegories are) to portray and convey truth indirectly. But of course, in some ways it was TOO well constructed, and many absolutely believed it was all a historically faithful report.

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

Maybe it was because of that Adair post, combined with finishing Hitler’s Children, had me poking around in the Dora issue again, and viewing photos of Auschwitz Nazis having a grand time. Those laughing women in those photos were the kind portrayed in Hitler’s Furies. I doubt that I will ever get over the contrasts of those days.

In the wake of the Nazi defeat, Nazis were tried and executed at various venues, but Landsberg Prison, where Hitler dictated Mein Kampf, is where most of the Western executions of Third Reich war criminals happened (nearly 300 at Landsberg). There was a trial devoted to Dora, it was a relatively late one, happening more than two years after the war’s end, and it was held at Dachau. By that time, there was waning interest in war crimes trials, and while nearly everybody convicted at the main Dachau trials was sentenced to death, only one of Dora’s defendants was. Von Braun and Rudolph had been spirited to the USA years earlier.

One of Dora’s commandants swung, based on his activities at another camp, and the person, Georg Rickhey, who replaced him as the manager of the Dora factory activities, was a defendant at the Dora trial. Rickhey came over to the USA in Operation Paperclip, but had to go back to face trial. He was a civilian Nazi, not an SS man like von Braun. Rickhey was regularly involved with hanging prisoners at Dora, and in the USA, he was incredibly assigned to sanitize his own files, which war crimes investigators sought (Hunt’s Secret Agenda discusses all this). And, “miraculously,” Rickhey was acquitted for a lack of evidence! Everybody at Wright-Patterson knew that Rickhey was involved in the hangings, but he was able to slip the noose himself. But minutes survive of a meeting in Rickhey’s office, attended by von Braun, Rudolph, and Dornberger, to discuss the slave labor situation and sending more French civilians to Dora.

Von Braun was able to artfully dodge the war crimes investigators for the Dora trial. Rickhey and Rudolph were right in the middle of managing Dora, where about 20,000 prisoners were worked and starved to death, with regular hangings and other executions of the slave laborers. The entire trial record was classified by the American military for decades. The American public would not have to be troubled by the death camp backgrounds of those Disney stars and Space Race heroes.

Rickhey’s story is only one of many others like it, of death camp Nazis who got their backgrounds whitewashed to come work in the USA. Many became iconic heroes of the Space Race and Disney stars, while thousands of murderous Nazis ended up working for the CIA via the Gehlen Org.

Truly, it can be a rather surreal journey through these subjects, and if Serra can become a saint, and Columbus and Washington secular saints of our national religion, then why not have death camp Nazis host children’s shows? It all kind of fits in, as we murder millions in the 21^st century to bring them “freedom” and the like.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Thanks Bill!

Well, as you know, I am not an insider, and neither was Brian or Dennis, but we got dragged into that world and got stomped on.

On Adair, that is just the impression that I have received, after seeing him in action over the years. Making a fusion rocket, first time out of the gate, seems way out there, and to bring in Rudolph, but to not get the basics about him right, does not help Adair’s credibility. As I have stated plenty, for free energy, think an Intel facility, not somebody’s garage, and what Adair claimed was far beyond some free energy gizmo. Let’s just say that my skepticism is pretty strong. I am willing to be enlightened, but grand yarns are not going to do it for me.

I’ll be interested to hear about Greer. I get compared to him sometimes, and I respect a lot of what he has done, but I am doing something different.

On Lazar, I do not claim any great insight into him. I just have my doubts. Oh, I don’t have much doubt about underground facilities and reverse-engineering captured ET craft, and what my friend saw likely came from those kinds of efforts, but I am wary of any “insider” on these issues. Brian was nearly killed after “merely” putting on a UFO conference. Whistleblowers that I am aware of, who did not nearly come into the realm of what Lazar spoke of, generally had hell to pay. TPTB are not above making people disappear. When somebody gets to blab on that stuff for years, I really have to wonder why they are being allowed to, if they are legit. The Montauk stuff and Philadelphia Experiment is also out there. I just have my doubts. Maybe some is real and some is artful disinfo. If not for my friend’s show, I am not sure how much, if any of it, I would buy.

I am no free energy physicist, but I have considerable skepticism about the exotic properties of element 115. As I have written plenty, today’s “laws of physics” would seem quite quaint in light of what my friend saw, but a new element, and stable at that? That is a big maybe, but I just think that electrogravity and free energy are not all that exotic. Sparky Sweet was able to produce the effects in his home, with uniquely conditioned magnets, and he had hell to pay. So, my doubts are not really that specific to Lazar, but that kind of “insider” whistleblowing in general on these subjects.

On Wingmakers, who was that guy, James, was it? who claimed all sorts of powers, and I saw him taken very seriously in many circles. Anonymous people claiming special powers and involvement in otherworldly projects I do not take seriously. As I finish this new thread, my punchline is going to be what is a guide for action. My work is intended to be just that. None of those grand yarns that I see being spun I consider guides for action. If it helps expand minds, that’s cool, but I don’t need to tell you how much garbage and disinfo is out there on these subjects. It is a jungle out there.

More later.

Best,

Wade

[TomKat]

Posted by Wade Frazier (here)
Mr. Mentor later tried to build a high-MPG carburetor himself, but abandoned his plans when he discovered that Detroit owned almost all of the patents on high-MPG carburetors.

Patents expire in 17 years.

[Wade Frazier]

Hi Tomcat:

Yes, patents expire, but that was not my point. As an aside, they can get tweaked and renewed. For lone inventors, patents are a fool’s dream of protection, and for free energy inventors, they can forget it. A close relative was once in an invention class, and was taught that inventors almost never profit from their inventions. Mr. Mentor taught me that while growing up, and all of his inventions were either stolen or suppressed, or both.

When he and Bud were building their own vapor injection carburetor, and discovered that Detroit owned all the patents, it meant that Detroit knew full well about vapor injection carburetors, and that they were never going to see the light of day. Dennis is just the latest fool to try it. That game is completely rigged, and has been for a century or so.

On free energy inventing, I have actually been approached by people who wanted to “invent” something and then take the friendly buyout offer, as if they were winning the lottery or something. Idiots like that scare me. If the GCs and friends got wind of that, they might decide to make an example of somebody like that, to discourage that sort of thing.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

As an addendum to my previous post, in the alternative energy game, patents are worse than worthless, and any inventor who tries to go that route is defeated before he/she starts. Keeping it proprietary is only slightly less foolish. If bringing free energy to the public is the goal, the only prayer I see is open-sourcing it and giving it away, lone inventors don’t have a prayer for that, and I have yet to meet an altruistic inventor. It has to be an industrial-level effort. Developing a comprehensive perspective can help people understand why that is, but very few people are fit for that task, and I accepted that long ago.

As an example, the original patent on Dennis’s heat pump was not defendable to begin with, and that patent expired long ago. It is still the world’s best heating system, but today, only a company in Portugal makes them, to my knowledge, and it appears to be an inferior version. Patents are meaningless in that milieu. Alternative energy inventors believing in patent protection are like Americans who think that the media presents the truth – what a hopelessly naïve perspective, and that is life-risking naïveté in this milieu. Naïveté is no crime, and my fellow travelers all started their journeys there, but that is not the place to lose one’s naïveté. There are far less risky ways to lose one’s naïveté.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

I got a bunch of 9/11 emails today, and kind of wondered why, and then was told that today is September 11. Duh! I don’t have much to say that I have not already said. Maybe in a year, for the 20^th anniversary, I’ll have more to say.

Best,

Wade

[Satori]

Posted by Wade Frazier (here)
Hi:

I got a bunch of 9/11 emails today, and kind of wondered why, and then was told that today is September 11. Duh! I don’t have much to say that I have not already said. Maybe in a year, for the 20^th anniversary, I’ll have more to say.

Best,

Wade

On this 19th anniversary (of an infamous sort) I beg your indulgence as I repost this peer reviewed paper I published in March of 2015 regarding 911. It was peer reviewed by 3 engineers/architects and 3 lawyers. It was published originally on the Journal of 911 Studies website and picked up and published by Global Research. Architects & Engineers for 911 Truth have it posted on their website, where it is the only article to date from a lawyer. David Ray Griffin stated that it was an important “brick in the wall” of 911 truth. The article remains completely and utterly un-refuted and unchallenged by lawyers and architects and engineers. (An artist from New Zealand, to my surprise and honor, used the article as an inspiration for one of his paintings.)

Here is the link (I hope): http://www.journalof911studies.com/r...eyVol40Mar.pdf

[Wade Frazier]

Thanks Satori!

Nice paper. In Seattle, I began to awaken to the reality of our legal system, with hit men and women at the AG’s office, a kangaroo court judge, and the like. At least in Boston, they could not find a law that we broke, but we also left before they could just make something up. By the time that the dust settled in Ventura, and Mr. Big Time Attorney was put in his place, nothing about the USA’s legal system could ever surprise me again. If only our legal system was not the abode of kangaroos.

Of course, the USA has dispensed with even the fig leaf of judicial procedures, in its imperial tribunals, and they can literally just make it up as they go. If there is a heroic attorney, it is Chris, taking on the Empire in their own kangaroo court and winning, after he was put on a hit list.

So, kudos for making a legal argument regarding the 9/11 evidence. As Ed would often state when chronicling our latest genocide that the media never honestly reports on, and he was a voice in the wilderness, that it still needed to be done. What you did needed to be done, and thanks for doing it.

Best,

Wade

[Satori]

Posted by Wade Frazier (here)
Thanks Satori!

Nice paper. In Seattle, I began to awaken to the reality of our legal system, with hit men and women at the AG’s office, a kangaroo court judge, and the like. At least in Boston, they could not find a law that we broke, but we also left before they could just make something up. By the time that the dust settled in Ventura, and Mr. Big Time Attorney was put in his place, nothing about the USA’s legal system could ever surprise me again. If only our legal system was not the abode of kangaroos.

Of course, the USA has dispensed with even the fig leaf of judicial procedures, in its imperial tribunals, and they can literally just make it up as they go. If there is a heroic attorney, it is Chris, taking on the Empire in their own kangaroo court and winning, after he was put on a hit list.

So, kudos for making a legal argument regarding the 9/11 evidence. As Ed would often state when chronicling our latest genocide that the media never honestly reports on, and he was a voice in the wilderness, that it still needed to be done. What you did needed to be done, and thanks for doing it.

Best,

Wade

Wade,

I am honored and humbled by your kind words and recognition.

Thank you.

Stevan

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

These recent posts are a good segue to the last item on that list, which are the various talking heads in the fringe milieu. Anybody on the fringes for long knows what a circus it all is.

I have stated that my introduction to unorthodoxy was the booklet that saved my father’s health. It was banned in the USA, but its advice today is the medical establishment’s first line of defense for artery disease today. I was introduced to fasting five years later, and fasting has now gone mainstream, but the author who introduced me to it was a charlatan. Similarly, the man who taught the class that gave me my mystical awakening was a charlatan.

I have written about how my mother brought home tabloids each week, and I put those aside at 13, to only read stuff like Frank Edwards’s books. I was beginning to take a no-nonsense approach to such stuff when my father and brother came home and said they could see my aura, and my mystical awakening soon happened.

I did not know it at the time, but my mystical awakening ruined me as a mainstream scientist. Brian was just in deeper than I was when he had his. Our mystical awakenings threw the doors of possibility wide, very wide. Neither of us had any idea what lied ahead, and if we had, we might have decided to not venture forth. But we did, fools that we were.

I have written about what my confidence levels are and what I think is important in my work. I recently wrote about confidence levels, and while touring the fringes for the past 50 years, I have had to hone my tools of discernment, while leaving few stones unturned.

I think that a good summary of my approach is that I assume the orthodox and structural viewpoints when encountering the unusual, unless I have good reasons and evidence for adopting the more unorthodox and conspiratorial (AKA conscious) views. If people don’t take an approach like that, they can easily go off the deep end.

After many years of examining orthodox evidence and theories, and fringe evidence and theories, I have developed many strong views, which I ranked several years ago, and that recent post on Adair and company begins my foray into those fringe topics that get kicked around in cyberspace and elsewhere.

25 years ago, while following Carl Sagan’s dubious debunking career, I stumbled into the Velikovsky issue. 25 years later, my view is that while Velikovsky was treated shabbily at times, his arguments for global catastrophes in the Holocene, caused by celestial events, don’t have much evidence for them, especially the arguments for the literal truth of Old Testament stories, such as parting the Red Sea and manna from heaven. I have not yet written about it, but I recently got a book in which the author argued that the Younger Dryas and Western Hemisphere extinctions were the result of a bolide event. I consider it another weak effort on that score. When the most successful predator in the journey of life on Earth invaded Earth’s furthest corners, all of the easy meat was doomed.

Similarly, I don’t find the evidence compelling for technologically advanced civilizations that predated Sumer. I found that all works that make those arguments seemed to be little more than wishful thinking. IMO, the evidence is very thin and fancifully interpreted by those who argue for such ancient civilizations.

A lot more is coming on fringe topics.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

I am going to recap my framework and how I assess the credibility of fringe information, theories, and the talking heads out there.

On whistleblowing:

• A close relative was a whistleblower, and later discovered that he was lucky to be alive.
• A close friend testified in one of the original whistleblower lawsuits, it wasn’t any fun, and when a key witness “disappeared,” he stayed silent for many years afterward. When he finally came forward, he was subjected to serious harassment.
• Ralph, Gary, and Stich were all classic whistleblowers, and all had hell to pay, including lawsuits, illegal harassment, at least one murder attempt, Stich was kangarooed into prison while Gary died destitute, in exile, and Ralph was afraid to leave his house.
• Greer’s Disclosure Project witnesses testified under oath at the Congressional hearings, and all of them would have, if it would have ever gone further.
• In recent times, Snowden and Manning were whistleblowers and leakers. Snowden lives in exile in Russia, and Manning spent several years behind bars. Manning’s publisher, Julian Assange, is slowly “being murdered” by the British government, on behalf of the USA.

On insider information:

• What my friend saw trumps everything else; his “invitation” to the show was to be kidnapped, and the people who put on that show risked their lives to do so, which is partly why I have not wanted to know very much about the show. It is enough for me to know that free energy and antigravity technology are on the planet, and those were merely two of a host of technologies shown off, which seemed like one big magic show, as my friend’s eyes were bugging out of his head.
• You can take Gary’s reporting of the John Tower conversation to the bank. Gary’s reporting of his experiences has 100% credibility with me. He went out of his way to help me in my life’s darkest hour, it was critical in my springing Dennis from jail, and Gary’s life was wrecked by the same people who wrecked mine.
• What Doug Caddy reported from his last conversation with E. Howard Hunt is impeccable. Doug isn’t even a UFO guy, and his testimony has complete credibility with me. It looks like the “alien presence” issue may have been the last straw for the people who took out JFK.
• What Ron Waugh told me has 100% credibility with me, and neatly fit with a boatload of similar information.
• Brian’s life-shortening encounter with the American military over the UFO issue has 100% credibility with me.
• I was “lucky” to find out about my close relative’s secret life, and I have no doubt about what I was told about it. CIA contract agents who speak out usually end up in prison or dead, such as Stich’s informants.
• What Marchetti had to say about the CIA and UFOs does not come more credible, or Daniel Sheehan’s testimony.
• You can take the CIA’s offer to Dennis, on behalf of “European interests,” to the bank.

I could go on and on, but the gist of the above is that those people who spoke out had indisputable bona fides, and I either got it straight from them or they heavily documented their tales, spoke under oath, etc. Some of those bona fides were because I knew them, but others were very public figures with indisputable credentials and they documented their stories to the extent they were able, or reported enough information so that people could do their homework on it. All that Gary had on the JFK hit was his testimony, I spent the next dozen years examining the JFK evidence before I publicly spoke out about it, I never saw anything that invalidated Gary’s story, and new evidence, such as the Northwoods documents, further supports it.

Those are all high-confidence situations with me. Even though Adair spoke under oath, I really have to wonder about him. A great deal of today’s so-called “whistleblowing” in conspiracist and fringe circles is almost certainly fraudulent, in one way or another. Anybody who says that insiders took them under their wings and give them the straight GC scoop I have great doubts about. Anybody who says that they were GC insiders and have been allowed to speak out, or say that they speak out from conscience, I have a great deal of skepticism about. Those GC operations are at the height of the clandestine world, and I strongly doubt that insiders are able to come forward from those ranks and actually tell the unvarnished truth. Anything that legitimately comes from “insiders” in that milieu has to be taken with a grain of salt. I believe that it is possible to get in close to sources like that, but it is an insanely dangerous game for all involved, and you won’t find me doing something like that. I know enough to know that I don’t want to be involved, and my work does not require it.

Actual spooks who look into stuff such Q Anon call it a complete hoax, there seems to be virtual factories that churn that stuff out, and a great deal of it is at about the tabloid level of credibility. Dolan remarked on the awe-inspiring gullibility of armchair conspiracists, parroting those fraudulent talking heads, and it is all going into overdrive this year. When I hear conspiracists opine that Manning, Assange, and Snowden are on some kind of spook special assignment, as part of some huge disinformation project, I have never seen them produce any credible evidence for their claims. Every single Wikileaks document has proven to be genuine. Who else has a track record like that?

Best,

Wade

[Bill Ryan]

Posted by Wade Frazier (here)

• What my friend saw trumps everything else; his “invitation” to the show was to be kidnapped, and the people who put on that show risked their lives to do so, which is partly why I have not wanted to know very much about the show. It is enough for me to know that free energy and antigravity technology are on the planet, and those were merely two of a host of technologies shown off, which seemed like one big magic show, as my friend’s eyes were bugging out of his head.

I have to share this little companion story, if I may. It may make you smile.

When on vacation in Thailand in the early 2000s, I met an American expat in a beach bungalow, and it was clear that he was a PhD level physicist. He was talking about all kinds of stuff, not all of which I understood.

So, I asked him where he went to college. It had to have been MIT, or CalTech, or Stanford. But he replied that he'd never been to college at all.

He saw the incomprehension I must have expressed, and motioned me to come walk along the beach with him. Then he told me his story.

He'd been the kind of high school science geek you see in silly Disney movies. For his high school science project, he'd invented a kind of plasma laser ray gun thing, that astonished everyone.

A few days later, he got a knock on the door from three men in suits, who were very friendly, and announced themselves as being from the NSA. They told him that he'd stumbled on a piece of Star Wars technology all on his own, and asked him if he'd like to come work at Bell Labs on classified projects, for a LOT of $$$.

When he protested that he wanted to go to college, they told him that he'd be working shoulder to shoulder with the best in the world, and would learn more there in 3 weeks than he'd learn at college in 3 years. So he signed up there and then.

This is the funny part. When he arrived, they gave him a demonstration of some fun technology. When I asked him if it was antigravity, he replied that gravity cancelation was mundane and had been fully researched decades ago. So I asked him what he HAD been shown.

He never told me. But he described it like this. He was shown something especially unusual and interesting, and his response to his colleagues was:

"Er, could I possibly see that one more time, please?"

[Wade Frazier]

Thanks Bill!

Yes, I got a chuckle out of that. Yes, he got shown some nice toys. Yep, antigravity technology is likely older than I am.

I don’t make it a point to collect such stories, but I don’t know of anybody who got a show like my friend got. I have heard of some kinds of demos, like that ex-pat got. When my friend’s show was over, he said that they did not play in his galaxy.

While it would be nice to think that those technologies are kept under wraps for benevolent reasons, to keep an immature humanity safe from itself, I strongly doubt it. The people putting on my friend’s show said that they wanted to bring it out, but the climate was not safe to do so. They likely meant the GCs and friends, my guess is that a dissident GC faction put on that show, and they risked their lives to do so, with the crazy security they had around it. I can only honor their perceived need for secrecy, but I am not staying totally silent on what they have in Godzilla’s Golden Hoard. Oh, the tales you hear on this journey!

I strongly doubt that the people in those projects, who have much idea of what is happening, are materialists. They know and have seen too much. In a strange and probably corrupted way, they hint at what science and technology will look like in the Fifth Epoch, and I expect that they will only faintly resemble today’s mainstream versions of them.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

I have written at length on the layman’s quandary on orthodoxy and alternatives, on the virtues and limitations of each, and particularly orthodox science. Brian argued for a new science, in which those “anomalous” effects are accounted for. Noam has stated that Ed and his Propaganda Model predicts that it won’t be discussable in the media.

Like Brian, I believe in the process of science, like many other worthy ideals. Even though there are no true democracies on Earth, the ideal is a nice one. Free markets are as plentiful as unicorns, although the ideal is a nice one.

It took many years for me to finally understand what all of the dominant ideologies had in common: scarcity. Along with that comes fear. Those dominant ideologies are all forms of religion, and provide egocentric strokes and material rewards to their adherents. That is the name of the game, and it has been that way for the entire human journey, as that is how in-groups form and are maintained. In ways, that goes back to the beginnings of social animals. So, there are great, pre-sentient forces at play, which short-circuit human sentience, and particularly among the so-called “smart.” That is very clear when dealing with the free energy issue. The naïveté, complacency, and denial of mainstream scientists can be something to behold. That is why I state that the two most important choir qualities are caring and awakening. Scientific literacy ranks far below those.

My jury is still out on whether a mystical awakening is required. Brian thought that it was, as he saw the “Truth-Seekers,” “Deep Ecologists,” and “Pragmatists” get stuck. Only the “Spiritualists” could see outside of the box, but they don’t have an easy walk, either. There are many yawning traps that await, such as New Age traps and cult behaviors, with gurus, groupies, and the rest of that circus. For instance, all sorts of New Age alarm bells go off when looking at this site. New Age hunk “scientists” with shoulder-length hair, selling crystals. Boy, have I seen that game over the years. Not as bad as Greer’s Charles Atlas impressions and narcissism, perhaps, but there is so much of that stuff on the fringes, and it is way too bad.

So, during my tours of the fringes, encountering people such as Brian was extremely rare. For every contender, there are a thousand pretenders. I had to hone my tools of discernment over the years, by stumbling into areas, exploring, and often extricating myself. Some areas, such as alternative cancer treatment, were paradigmatic examples of how our world really works. Quacks of the worst sort became the face of modern medicine, promoting asbestos cigarette filters while flacking for fluoride polluters, to makeover an industrial waste into compulsory “medicine.” Meanwhile, the true health pioneers were all skewered, and they were nearly all doctors and scientists, not fringe amateur types such as Paul Bragg, who was a charlatan.

It has been amazing to witness formerly banned, marginalized, and ridiculed health practices go mainstream in my lifetime. I have never seen mainstream medicine give a fair hearing to microscopes with “impossible” resolutions (1, 2), whose findings challenge the foundation of modern medicine. The medical racket is alive and well, and I don’t dismiss the “end-game” fears of conspiracists on the authoritarian aspects of this coronavirus pandemic. Vaccination may well become compulsory in my great nation, in The Land of the Free. If it happens, it will be Orwellian, something along the lines of, “You are free to not submit to vaccination and starve, because you can’t get a job without it.”

For me, with the alternatives, talking heads on the fringes, and the like, I have a litmus test. Do they encourage you to find your truth, be a participant, and act from love? Or, do they encourage you to be a spectator, a victim of powerful forces, so that you cheer on the “good guys” (and financially support them) and boo the “bad guys”? I don’t see many efforts of the former, and many of the latter. Dennis epitomized the heroic approach, and I saw its pitfalls. Dennis has the right stuff, even as he drags along his agrarian baggage. Nearly all scientists drag along their Fourth Epoch baggage. The trick is seeing that it is baggage, and work on letting it go. That is not an easy trick. To take the best of religion, or science, or politics, or economics, and let the rest go, is the challenge that we face. It is the choice of love or fear, of sentience or cherished herd membership, of the pursuit of truth or self-serving delusion. That is the thread that ran through everything that I ever looked at. Historians of science say that it advances funeral by funeral, as scientists, like all people, have difficulty letting go of their indoctrination and conditioning.

The science and technology of the Fifth Epoch are partly here, as Bill and I discovered long ago. But they are in the shadows, controlled by some of the worst elements of humanity, while we are on a collision course with self-annihilation. It is truly a surreal situation, people go off the deep end all the time on these subjects, and there is a boatload of disinformation on these subjects, from many sources, and I’ll cover that next.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

This will be a little post on Greer’s efforts. I have been made aware of this situation from 2013, and all I’ll say is that there may be far more than meets the eye to it. I have mentioned Greer’s dead man’s switch before, and here is part of it.

I have said it before and I’ll say it again: Greer played an insanely dangerous game. He got in deeply with the spooks. Greer mentioned his $2 billion offer in his dead man’s switch document, and all I’ll say is that it was offered by the same gang who nearly killed Brian, and the “offer” to Dennis likely hailed from that same general vicinity.

Like Gary did, Greer named names, and that is a good way to get killed. In the end, I don’t see any way to dance with the spooks and win, especially to bring free energy and the like to the world. They are the masters of that game. Also, humanity’s general level of integrity is so low that the spooks and friends really don’t have to work that hard. One provocateur in the midst of a hundred average people, who are easily manipulated by greed, fear, and playing to their ego mechanisms, gets the job done, especially when the effort is already under external attack. I saw it with Bill and Ken, who were disposable contract agents, playing the inside-outside job with the authorities.

From people close to the issue, my understanding is that Greer was never the same after those deadly 1997 events. So, as he pursues his bisexual nature and strikes his Charles Atlas poses, it leaves him open to all manner of angle at him, kind of like how Dennis’s Christian and “Patriot” ways could be seen as a liability.

I don’t want to come within a million miles of stuff like that. I’ll continue to be charitable and say that Greer meant well and may continue to be motivated that way, but I have my doubts. He may well have been compromised, and the way that he is going about it I don’t see as a viable path to the finish line. Mass movements, dancing with the spooks, chasing after inventors, being mentored by Laurence Rockefeller, and the like, is a very mixed bag, and can be life-risking.

I am doing something radically different from what Dennis and Greer have done. The closest that I have seen to it was how Brian approached it, and he would have understood my big essay probably better than anybody.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

On this thread so far, I presented the standards of high-confidence science, my spectrum of confidence, discussed Dolan’s levels of reality, and where whistleblowers and various subjects fit onto those frameworks. I began with the impeccable, and moved to the more speculative. Ed was a rock of scholarship, while Adair’s claims have thin evidence for them. That is partly the nature of the beast. Classified Reality and Breakaway Reality don’t leave much in the way of paper trails.

On the topics of alternative science and technology, those poking into them are obliged to try to apply the frameworks and standards of science and scholarship to them. Just because they are fringe subjects does not mean that people don’t have to try.

It is hard to argue against microscopes with “impossible” resolutions (1, 2), the mountains of data on Dennis’s heat pump (1, 2, 3, 4), or the information in Ralph’s book. It is hard to argue against formerly banned, marginalized, and ridiculed health practices that became embraced by the mainstream, as the “informed medical and scientific opinion” was eventually admitted to have been spectacularly wrong.

It is not hard for people to have their own mystical awakening. Brian was an advocate of scientific testing of the paranormal. A great deal of the “anomalous” is easy to reproduce, but other aspects of them are subjected to history’s greatest cover-up. But it wasn’t that hard to satisfy myself that all of the “hoaxed Moon landing” evidence was a pile of garbage, and to this day, the faked Moon landing “evidence” is little more than recycled gossip. The fringes are filled to the rafters with stuff like that, and navigating it is no easy feat.

I just wrote about the mayhem around Greer’s efforts. His Disclosure Project strategy was hard to defeat: have people testify to their experiences, and they weren’t a bunch of bums off the street, but high-ranking political, military, and corporate officials, astronauts, and the like. Brian’s life was shortened when he poked into the issue.

But there is also a great deal of disinformation on those subjects, and navigating those minefields is no easy task. There is an entire cottage industry of so-called “insiders,” or those who claim to be privy to insider knowledge, which is largely fraudulent. I believe that some are on the payroll, spinning their wild tales, while others are being fed them, and because of the largely undocumented nature of Classified Reality and Breakaway Reality, many people just make stuff up and suck in the credulous.

I have shown how real whistleblowers are treated, from Ralph to Gary to Stich to Snowden to Manning to Assange. Virtually none of those spook “whistleblowers” that I refer to have faced anything like that. Some claim to, but I generally take such claims with a grain of salt. I think it is far more likely that the GCs and friends, if they are not employing or feeding disinformation to those talking heads, generally “approve” of those activities, as they help muddy the waters around those subjects. When actual spooks who have gone public look into claims such as around Q Anon, they find them to be utterly without credibility. Dolan remarked on the gullibility of the public on those subjects, in which the “evidence” was at the tabloid level, as grand yarns were spun without any credible supporting evidence.

A good example of this is the current mayhem around this pandemic. I have seen wild claims that it isn’t even real. I crunched some numbers on it, and the data is not hard to come by (1, 2). Ralph died of it, a friend had three weeks of hell with it, and several in my circles have had it or currently do. I’ll agree that far more than meets the eye is happening, and totalitarian agendas are getting rammed through, just like in the aftermath of 9/11, and it is legitimate to wonder how deeply it goes, but I see wild conspiracist claims all the time, which have been recycled seemingly forever. Capitalism and medicine make very poor bedfellows, which is coming out right now, with the vaccine trials.

In the Fifth Epoch, there won’t be pandemics or totalitarian power plays, whether private or governmental, and elites will cease to exist. But we aren’t there yet. What the fringes need are level-headed people, willing to do the work, who refrain from tabloid-level conspiracism, and have a love of the truth. Not many of them walk on Earth today, but I am trying to round them up.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

What amazes me are the many overlaps and interlocks in the evidence, of my experiences, those of my fellow travelers, and third-party evidence that surfaces periodically, some of which is literally delivered to me in the most unexpected ways.

Before I ever heard of Greer, my friend described his underground technology show to me. It was only several years later, when I saw some of Greer’s Disclosure Project witnesses describing what my friend saw, that that really began gaining a lot of cred with me. I knew of Adair in 1997, but I always had my doubts about his incredible story. My friend does not even believe in UFOs, but what he saw was likely developed from reverse-engineering captured ET technology.

I have stated plenty that Dennis and I stumbled into the free energy field. We really did not even know that there was one, when I became his partner, and neither one of us had even heard of Tesla then. But we began to get educated, and fast.

In Greer’s dead man’s switch document, there are many overlaps with my journey, and his rendition of the JFK hit is right in line with what I know about it. The CIA and mafia were involved, and the military-spook connections to it that Greer wrote about make perfect sense. Doug Caddy is no UFO guy, but his testimony fits right in there, putting UFOs and Hunt into the picture. Similarly, Gary was no UFO guy, but his John Tower conversation fits right into the CIA connection and Hunt, and Gary knew that Jack Ruby was not the two-bit hustler that the Warren Commission portrayed him as, but a high-ranking mobster.

Also, Gary knew that Marilyn Monroe did not commit suicide, but got in way over her head, sleeping with JFK, knowing too much, and needing to be silenced. This book on the UFO connection and Monroe’s death is very interesting. So, Greer’s Monroe connection is another interesting one.

The overlaps of my journey and Brian’s were kind of eerie, which I consider another example of my “friends” at work.

That recent post on Greer’s dead man’s switch is the first time that I have publicly revealed some information. I’ll say this: “New Age Soldier” is similar to “Billionaire Philanthropist,” as far as oxymorons go. The spooks have thoroughly penetrated the fringes, to make sure that certain fringe topics stay there. Naïve New Agers, and free energy inventors who approach corporate America or the government, are like lambs to the slaughter.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

So, in the end, what is the point of all of this writing? For those willing and able to understand, I am trying to impart aspects of the reality on this planet that are very real, the fate of humanity likely hinges on it, and do it in a way that helps my audience get over the hump. This world is just around the corner, if enough people with the right stuff do the work, and that takes keen discernment and some gumption. As Noam said, if people want to truly learn, they have to do the work. Nobody is going to open up their heads and pour in knowledge. You get out of life what you put in. In this field, there are distractions galore, false prophets, rabbit holes to nowhere, and a million ways to fall off the rails. Getting to the finish line of productive awareness is like walking the razor’s edge.

I had the “blessing” of playing on the high road for long enough so that the reality became clear, in many ways. But the price of playing on that high road was a wrecked life, and I was young enough to survive, pick up the pieces, and keep going, while others weren’t, and I am the last man standing from my circle.

And this subject is so big and important (the most important on Earth) that it attracts all sorts of people with corrupt agendas, the ungrounded, and spectators of many stripes. The GCs sit on top of it, in their clandestine tyranny, but they have accomplices in all directions, from those on their payroll to those playing the same game, but at lower levels, to criminally dishonest “skeptics,” to the “smart,” who dismiss their existence, for ideological reasons, to the tabloid crowd that seeks lurid titillation, to the phonies and compromised who spin their grand yarns, falsely claiming insider status or being privy to insider knowledge, claiming lofty past lives or current heritage, and providing literally nothing to back up their wild claims, as they suck in the credulous. One way to discern them is their money-hungriness, with pay sites, big appearance fees at New Age conferences, and the like. Many are cashing in on the public’s gullibility, intentionally muddying the waters, and my sense is that most are free-lancers, not working as disinformation agents on the GCs’ behalf, although the GCs’ minions are happy to provide a pipeline of such disinformation, if those phonies become prominent enough.

Some of those people have claimed, for the past 20 years or so, that any day now, the White Hats will save the day, neutralize the GCs and friends, and spread around trillions of dollars to everybody as we all go to Oz together. Some of them make those announcements like clockwork, every year or so. I must have seen at least 50 such announcements over the years. Either they are idiots or knowingly spewing disinformation. When I was with Dennis in my second stint, a generation ago, we saw “channels” and “insiders” claim that the GCs had been “purified” by either angels or off-world entities, and that any day now, they would unveil free energy, antigravity, and the like, and we just need to wait for that wonderful day. What a crock; all of it. As Dennis replied to such announcements, he was going to keep doing what he did until that day happened, and that is one of the points of my work and a litmus test for all such messages: do they encourage us to sit on our hands, become spectators, cheering the phantom “good guys” and booing the “bad guys”? That is the victim’s stance, saved by the heroes or harmed by the villains. It is the stuff of cowboy movies, and the fringes are filled with garbage like that.

My work is intended to be a guide for action, not some titillating tales. If somebody can build that choir, the rest will be easy.

Time to begin my busy day.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

A pal is launching a new magazine, and I am the cover story. It is always nice how my pals help me out on this journey, and I got a laugh from that fictional magazine cover.

Well, I need to post that up before my next post, which will be kind of heavy.

Best,

Wade