WADE FRAZIER : A Healed Planet

[Wade Frazier]

From Substack:

I always thought that Noam Chomsky and Ed Herman were at their best when describing the USA’s imperial behavior and how the media lied about it. Ed developed his Propaganda Model to explain media behavior, and it grew from his analysis of corporate power structures. Ed’s first political books were about the USA in Vietnam, but he didn’t really critique the media in them. The first time that he did, to my knowledge, was in his first book with Noam, which was subjected to an outrageous act of censorship. In that book, they began critiquing the media, and the New York Times in particular. Ed made media critiques the central feature of his work for the rest of his life. Noam and Ed noted Tutsi slaughters of Hutus in Burundi (perhaps 250,000 were killed) in their first book together, and they noted that Senators Ted Kennedy and John Tunney were about the only American politicians to remark on the Tutsi slaughter of Hutus in Burundi, which the USA’s State Department called a “genocide.” But the USA bought 80% of Burundi’s coffee crop, and the media was silent. Although the USA bought coffee from Burundi, it was not a vital commercial relationship, and Noam and Ed provided the Burundi slaughters as an example of a “benign bloodbath.” The mainstream media ignores benign bloodbaths.

That Ted Kennedy called out the slaughter was significant, as the Kennedys always had a close relationship to Africa, which Noam failed to point out in his book that argued that the CIA would not have been motivated to kill JFK. I think that Noam’s efforts were misguided on the subject of JFK’s murder. The CIA was right in the middle of JFK’s murder and subsequent cover-up.

In JFK’s first out-of-the-loop moment, the CIA helped murder Patrice Lumumba, only three days before JFK’s inauguration, and JFK did not find out for weeks afterward. A famous photo shows his agony when he got the news. JFK’s last out-of-the-loop moment was in the operation that got him killed. The CIA and military constantly deceived JFK, and he never trusted them again after the Bay of Pigs fiasco. But the CIA and MIC prevailed, and all American presidents since then have been puppets and knew it.

As I noted in a recent post, I am no expert on Africa, but it has been a prominent subject of study for me. I have relatives and friends who lived there, working for the Peace Corps and studying gorillas in the wild, for instance (and also serving the American Empire, rather unwittingly). Monkeys evolved into apes in Africa, and as Darwin suspected, Africa is the evolutionary home of humanity. I could, and someday I might, write posts on the USA’s imperial behavior across the world, such as East Asia, West Asia, and Latin America, and this post will be about what I have learned about Africa in my studies. Ed and Chris Black had something to do with that, as will become clear.

The rise of humanity meant the extinction of Earth’s easy meat, and the elephant family arguably suffered the most. That holocaust began in Africa, and eventually happened globally, as behaviorally modern humans conquered Earth. Although our closest evolutionary cousins live in the African rainforests, humans were slow to colonize Earth’s rainforests, which may be why chimps and gorillas are not extinct. The Sahara Desert was quite a barrier at times, and Africa has long been divided by it. The first African civilizations were along the Mediterranean, especially Egypt’s. Civilizations also dotted Africa’s periphery, but the Sub-Saharan interior rarely had what we might call civilization. The Bantu Expansion, which began about 3,000 years ago, spread agriculture and iron-making throughout Sub-Saharan Africa, and Hutus and Tutsis are both Bantu-language speakers.

Slavery accompanied the first sedentary societies, but the roots of slavery I think were when hunter-gatherer men stole women from neighboring societies, often while slaughtering the men. Slavery long predated the African versions of it, and the earliest African example that I read about was mining gold for Egypt’s pharaohs, and the slaves were uniformly worked to death. It was long thought that slaves built Egypt’s pyramids, but today, it is thought that those builders worked for a wage and executed religious duties in those construction projects. Elite-aggrandizing architecture never really exceeded the necropolis at Giza, which scientists think took all of Egypt’s surplus energy for a century to build. Egypt’s civilizations rose and fell, largely based on the Nile’s floods. The Nile valley and delta had the Old World’s most reliable food supply, it was fought over from the beginning, and it eventually fed Rome.

Arabs began Africa’s slave trade, but it reached gigantic, intercontinental levels with Europe’s conquest of the world, and the peoples of Africa have greatly suffered ever since. Where the climate was conducive to it, Europeans invaded and stayed, such as in southern Africa, but for many centuries, Africa’s primary utility to Eurasians was in supplying slaves. The transatlantic slave trade, to replace the natives of the Americas that quickly died off, was one of the greatest demographic catastrophes in the human journey.

But just as slavery ended (because of industrialization), Europe colonized Africa, in its infamous “Scramble.” King Leopold of Belgium sought to have someplace to conquer, to come to the imperial table, and the Congo was the about only place on Earth where he could. His “philanthropic” reign killed about half of the Congo’s residents in the “rubber boom,” and his imperial rivals in the region performed similarly. Far more than ten million Africans died in that mayhem. Lumumba was Congo’s first elected leader, and although JFK encouraged it, Africa was not going to get meaningful independence, and it still does not enjoy it.

I grew up with that legacy, in history’s most racist nation. If I had not been radicalized by my free-energy days, I wonder if I would have ever really woken up. I was steeped in racism, imperial narratives, I drank the Kool-Aid of capitalism (although I began questioning its taste after college graduation), and I was on the way to becoming another American bigot.

Ed had a lot to do with my education on Africa, and his exposure of the situation in Rwanda and Congo was just part of it. Ed wrote about Libya for many years, such as when it was falsely accused of bombing an airliner (it was likely vengeance by Iran), and when the USA led the overthrow and murder of Gadaffi, Ed wrote about what a disaster it was for Libya and Africa. Ed wrote about the surreal double standard of “justice” with the kangaroo court tribunals that the USA continually mounted, and especially their impact on Africa. Last month, I read this article by Gadaffi’s last spokesperson, at RT (which many Western nations have blocked), which would never be published in the West’s mainstream media.

To the West, Africa is still largely a mine and plantation, with some pockets where white people could “settle.” I recently noted that sub-Saharan Africans are considered Big Pharma guinea pigs, and vaccine campaigns kill them by the millions and even surreptitiously sterilize them. Africa has the world’s greatest infant mortality rate, by far (while another American punching bag, Afghanistan, leads the list).

Try to find any substantial discussion of that reality in the mainstream media. Arguably the world’s greatest living mass murderer is feted in the West as an Abe Lincoln figure who pals around with the likes of Bill Gates and wins “elections” with over 99% of the “vote.”

Ed and Chris helped me understand those realities that nearly all white Americans are oblivious to. It serves various capitalist interests to depict Africa as the media does, and that is the main reason for it.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

From Substack:

Today, the United Nations is one of the few legal vehicles that can be used to address the genocide in Gaza. Sam Husseini has been in New York City lately at the UN complex, where a weeks-long protest, replete with fasting protestors, is happening at the USA’s mission to the UN. That protest aims to get humanitarian aid to Gaza and to stop the USA’s arming of Israel.

Here is Sam’s latest Substack post, in which he correctly calls the USA a partner in the Gaza genocide. A UN strategy called Uniting for Peace was used in the 1950s to help halt an Israeli, British, and French invasion of Gaza and Sinai after Nasser’s Egypt nationalized the Suez Canal. Sam’s post provides resources to influence officials into helping halt Israel’s genocide, including invoking Uniting for Peace.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

From Substack:

I recently wrote about an email that I received from Steven Greer’s organization, which linked to an essay that he wrote in 2001, which looked remarkably similar to my description of what I call the Fifth Epoch, which is a world of abundance. It is really not too hard to come to those conclusions, once those technologies are acknowledged.

Anybody in the free-energy field for long knows that some very scary people control the technologies that would usher in that world. Sequestering those technologies from public awareness and use, while also defeating any independent attempts to develop them, constitutes history’s greatest cover-up, which is conjoined with the ET cover-up (and is likely related to JFK’s murder; I recently wrote about the many connections of those ideas in my work). My guess is that most of what my friend was shown in his underground technology show was developed by reverse-engineering ET technology.

The global elites have an impressive bag of tricks, but most independent attempts defeat themselves or walk right into the lion’s lair, unaware of what their actions risk. I was one of those, and I survived the lions only because of my youth and idealism. I came to my approach after many years of trial and error, and the conversation that I seek to mount has never been held on Earth before. I have never seen anything close to it, and I have laid out the material for it at great length. I am here to help the people I seek master the material well enough to engage in that discussion.

Also, for anybody who is very familiar with those technologies, the capacity for misuse in ignorant and malevolent hands is a real issue, and Greer and I have always advocated a safe implementation of those technologies. In Greer’s paper, he mentioned ways that already exist to prevent the misuse or weaponization of those technologies. I advocate peacekeeping grandmothers. But other than the psychopaths (AKA dark pathers and other names), nobody is going to have to be reminded very long about safely using those technologies. When everybody on Earth is richer than Bill Gates (just like the average American is richer than Earth’s richest human of three centuries ago), using those technologies for harmful or violent ends will be seen as the stupidest activity on Earth, similar to playing Russian roulette. Those crazed behaviors are really the only reason why the arrival of those technologies could turn out badly, and I have confidence that humanity is smart enough to not allow such behaviors. Those who try to will be given “time outs” and healing before they will be allowed to use such technologies again. But I expect that to be a very small problem.

Once humanity gets past those barriers, so that everybody on Earth has access to abundant and harmlessly produced energy, then what? In 2023, I wrote a little story on what the first century of the Fifth Epoch can look like. In my most recent essay, I wrote about some key features of the Fifth Epoch, which include the end of poverty, violence, childhood adversity, war, environmental destruction, and virtually all diseases. These are easily foreseeable outcomes if humanity had access to abundant and harmlessly produced energy. The antigravity technology that my friend witnessed would only be a “bonus,” as would the other mind-boggling technologies that he witnessed.

As Azar Gat said, the biological compulsion to survive and reproduce in a world of scarcity is the root of all violence. As Robert Sapolsky said, childhood adversity swells the amygdala and shrinks the prefrontal cortex, which leads to a lifetime of poor decisions, addictions, and other miseries. If all people had access to fresh, whole foods, raised in healthy environments, nearly all diseases would quickly vanish, and what might remain will be easily treated. Raping the environment to make a living will be seen as insane, like playing Russian roulette. Elites will no longer make any sense, but many social roles will disappear in the Fifth Epoch. I think that we will see a new kind of human in the Fifth Epoch.

Will all of that happen overnight? Of course not, but it can largely be in place within a generation or even faster. Many of those alive today will simply never fully adapt, as they have been so conditioned by scarcity and fear, but their children will effortlessly adapt. Living in abundance will almost immediately be seen as normal. Vying for status, competing, celebrity culture, and other aspects of today’s world will soon be seen as meaningless. They only make sense in a world of scarcity and fear. Human egos will no longer run the show on Earth, but human souls will.

Imagine stopping Global Warming in its tracks, or even reversing it, if that is what humanity decides to do. But what the climate does will have no impact on human welfare, and that decision will be driven by what is best for all other species on Earth.

Violence and war have always been born of scarcity, especially energy scarcity. There will simply be no more reason for any of that, and the slow learners will be sequestered in places of healing until they finally understand. I expect that to be a tiny fraction of humanity, at most, and such places of healing will likely be unnecessary within a generation. The idea of judging and punishing people will be seen as highly primitive and soon discarded.

Some of those changes can happen almost overnight, while others may take up to a generation. A realistic conversation of those possibilities, of anything more than a stray person here and there, has never been held on Earth before. I think that the conversation may be critical for catalyzing that world into coming into being. The technical feat is not that great – the technologies for it are older than I am.

What I have constantly encountered is that people are incapable or unwilling to have that conversation, as they drag what I call the baggage of scarcity with them. The mainstream, right, and left all do it, to one degree or another, and their ideological allegiances prevent them from developing any sort of comprehensive views of these issues, so that they can begin to join such conversations. I know that I seek rare people, but I think that they are out there.

Discussing what the transition to the Fifth Epoch can look like is part of that conversation.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

From Substack:

The USA got its start when the English invaded, exterminated the natives, and stole their land. Founding Father George Washington crafted the plan to swindle temperate North America from the Indians. Hitler’s genocidal plans for Eastern Europe were directly inspired by the Anglo-American “success” in North America, and Israel has used the same playbook, in what is called “settler colonialism.” This kind of behavior goes back to chimps.

Middle East oil is history’s greatest material prize, and the events there today would not be happening if that oil was not there. The West has been meddling, invading, and committing genocide there for more than a century. The USA overthrew the Iranian government via an invitation from the British, which the USA performed on behalf of American oil companies. It was one of the CIA’s first operations like that, and the next year the USA overthrew Guatemala’s government on behalf of American interests. If there is an “American Way,” that is it.

John F. Kennedy was a bit of an anomaly as president, in that he was not an eager imperialist. I recently wrote about his relationship to Africa, which no American president had before or since. Obama helped overthrow Libya’s government, which was a catastrophe for Africa. So much for having a black president.

JFK was the only American president who tried to rein in Israel’s nuclear ambitions, and Sam Husseini caught Jimmy Carter’s lies about Israel’s nuclear arsenal. The idea that Israel was behind JFK’s murder has had a lot of ink spilled on it in recent years, and I have given my views on it: Israel could well have participated, from Jack Ruby’s involvement alone (Ruby and Menachem Begin were close associates of Mickey Cohen), but if Israel was, I see it more as muscle than mastermind.

That Israel is attacking Iran because it might make nuclear weapons, while Israel has its own secret nuclear arsenal, is “beyond hypocrisy,” as Ed Herman used to say. The USA has been busy taking a blowtorch to the powder keg in Ukraine for the past generation, and I saw that as the greatest immediate threat for a nuclear war. Trump seems to have defused that situation for now.

On the “left” there has been a lot of debate on the USA’s role in Israel, and vice versa. The general idea has been that Israel serves American interests in Oil Country, as an imperial outpost, but even Ed stated that Israel was a terror state that tried to be the tail that wagged the American dog. Exactly how much influence Israel has over American policy, especially in the Middle East, will continue to be debated.

That Israel is grabbing land in Syria, committing genocide in Gaza, and is now bombing Iran puts it in rarefied imperial air. The question that haunts me today is whether Israel’s behaviors will lead to World War III. On the surface, it does not seem likely, but as the world quickly runs out of oil and free energy remains suppressed, who knows what the battle over the world’s remaining oil might look like? This is a show that I have spent my life trying to prevent, and to call it a nightmare for me is an understatement. I’ll take the happy ending, but on days like today, it seems further away than ever.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

From Substack:

Trump’s illegal-immigration raids have led to street battles, and we will see what today’s protests precipitate, although the organizer is advocating peaceful protest. The city that I live in, Redmond, Washington, is bracing for today’s protests. In the 2020 Black Lives Matter protests, our community saw robberies, murders, and looting. My town even had a curfew, while battles against the police were waged in nearby Seattle, and that protestor enclave turned into a shooting gallery once the police left. My nephew asked me to take him to that protestor enclave, just to see it, and his father told him that touring areas in social unrest was not a good idea.

My studies have shown me that animals and humans rarely leave their home societies unless they have to. They almost always leave their homes for survival and misery reasons. The stampede of the world’s poor to history’s richest and most powerful nation is very understandable, especially with the USA’s porous borders of recent years. I have watched crime skyrocket in my community in the past decade. My home was burglarized. somebody was murdered a stone’s throw from my home, drive-by shootings are becoming commonplace, there are now armed guards at some nearby stores, and it is one of the world’s most affluent communities. These crimes are all committed by the underclass. I don’t have to worry about my neighbors. All of the crime is imported. What is called “crime tourism” (1) from South America is rampant.

My work often documents this world’s woes, both past and present. I recently awoke to an article by one of my favorite investigative journalists, on how an LA Times journalist smears the vaccine-injured. I got a bellyful of the LA Times’s lies back in the 1980s (1, 2), before I ever heard of Noam Chomsky and Ed Herman. Ed’s Propaganda Model only helped explain what I had already experienced. Of course, the media has smeared Ed and Noam ever since, and even before, when it could not censor them.

While the mainstream, right, and left are using the street clashes for their political agendas, a sitting U.S. Senator was arrested for asking questions at a Homeland Security press conference about the raids. Was it worse than what Biden’s State Department did to Sam Husseini? Sam got a concussion from his rough treatment.

Those goonish behaviors obviously pale to insignificance beside Israel’s genocidal actions in Gaza, which the USA has supported the whole time, with billions in aid and weapons to Israel while it has happened. Israel now trades missiles with Iran, which could lead to World War III. The risk is not negligible. Just yesterday, Newsweek published an article on which states in the USA would best survive a nuclear war. The carnage in Ukraine and elsewhere is often instigated and supported by the USA. Trump cheered Israel’s recent bombings of Iran. It is shameful, as an American, to be aware of these events. Neither political party can hold their heads very high. Sam just published an article on Israel’s nuclear saber-rattling, and he asks if it is more about coercing the USA.

How about ending all of this, now? I know how to do it. It may be the only way to do it.

One thing that my studies made clear to me was that Hobbes was right, that human lives were nasty, brutal, and short until very recently in the human journey. Hunter-gatherer lives were terrible, with the threat of a violent death ever-present, and half of all children died, in a trend that stretched from gorillas to industrialization. Hunter-gatherer parents killed perhaps half of those dead children, as they could not afford to feed them.

Agrarian peoples fared little better, unless they were elites or professionals, although nobody from the middle classes of industrial societies would have wanted to trade places with them. Life in what I call the Fourth Epoch was immensely better than everything that preceded it. For all of the horrors of early industrialization, between 1730 and 1830, child mortality (before age five) in London dropped from 75% to 32%. Industrialization did that. Brutality, misery, and short lives largely ended with the modernization of industrial societies.

The arrival of what I call the Fifth Epoch would end human misery for all time. I recently wrote on what the transition to a world of abundance can look like. I seek people who can learn to sing the song of abundance, and I know who I am looking for. There is nothing really stopping us but us. How about it?

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

From Substack:

All human societies have similarities. Anthropologists have identified dozens of them. As with similar biological traits among species, the question is whether a trait was possessed by their last common ancestor or they developed the trait independently (called convergent evolution). I think that nearly all or all of those similar traits of human societies were shared by the founder group that conquered the world, which was likely only several thousand people (it has been argued that it was only several hundred).

One trait that I found very interesting was that all societies harbor beliefs that are demonstrably false. Ever since I began my awakening process at age 12, which accelerated during my days with Dennis Lee, which led to my radicalized days of study, I constantly discovered that what I had been taught while growing up was largely lies, from the daily newspaper to the history I was taught in school to my capitalist indoctrination. I was constantly fed demonstrably false beliefs while growing up, and one of my early surprises, which began when I was 12, was that nobody really wanted to hear about it. The lies were good enough for them, even when embracing them meant certain death. I had to witness that a few times before I began to understand.

That is perhaps the key reason why free energy languishes on the margins: the reality flies in the face of what everybody “knows.” But their “knowledge” is largely just a set of lies that they were fed, and they will go to their graves believing in them. Science is often that way, too, as are all systems of human “knowledge.” I call those who mindlessly defend their belief systems members of the sleeping. Almost nobody on Earth has awakened past their indoctrination and conditioning, and they often just trade one set of lies for another. This is what people discover when they begin to awaken, and it is one of the loneliest feelings on Earth. I have seen mystical reasons for this, which are likely accurate.

Every political stripe defends the false beliefs that provide in-group cohesion. Mindless nationalism is common to all nations, and they all have their foundational myths. My great nation is no different, as mass-murdering thieves were held up to me as heroes, saints, and Founding Fathers. The so-called left cannot admit that there is a medical racket, even Noam Chomsky was deluded on that score, and I wonder if his stroke was caused by the COVID vaccine. The right minimizes or denies that Global Warming is happening or is caused by humanity’s prodigious burning of hydrocarbon fuels, and its members often subscribe to the very fringe idea that there is unlimited abiotic oil to mine. When people engage me on those topics, the proponents are rarely able to discuss the issues and evidence. They can only recite the talking points of their adoptive ideologies. I found the same thing with those who deny that the Jewish Holocaust happened. I have even been sent flat-Earth “information,” and people have approached me to argue that JFK faked his own assassination, as they present zero credible information for such a wild assertion. It even happened at Substack when I began here.

To this day, people approach me on the Apollo Moon landings, wondering if they were faked, as the same rubbish is endlessly recycled. I see this in many areas, where I went deep on the evidence, satisfied myself on the reality, to later be endlessly approached by people who won’t do the work and want easy answers or have their delusions confirmed. I found that people can believe anything, can justify anything, and it does not matter what the evidence is. As Chomsky once said, if we truly want to learn, we have to do the work. Nobody is going to spoon-feed us the truth.

I eventually came to see it as the mental tricks that people play on themselves to survive in a world of scarcity and fear, to be part of their in-groups, as they kneel to the dominant ideologies. Awakening is risky and can be scary, so almost nobody has the courage to even try.

In a world of abundance, awakening will not be so risky, and I expect that far more people will awaken, at least to some degree, in what I call the Fifth Epoch. The risk of awakening will vanish. Until then, this nightmare of the sleepwalkers and their social managers will continue. I know who I am looking for, and they already had some kind of awakening experience. My effort will not work with the sleeping.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

From Substack:

There is no argument that humanity has its toes over the edge of the abyss, in multiple ways, in what I have called the race of the catastrophes. I am seeing articles every day about a possible nuclear war, this time with Israel’s instigation of it, when for the past few years, it has been over Ukraine, and my great nation bears huge responsibility for these wars. Trump sure is not looking much like the peace president right now, but no American president really has since JFK. It looks like neocons still rule the roost of American foreign policy, as they have since Carter’s presidency. I am seeing articles that suggest that Israel is trying to deflect attention from its genocide in Gaza with its attacks on Iran. Sam Husseini wonders if Israel is playing chicken with the USA with its nuclear saber-rattling. Nothing would surprise me on these issues.

It is easy to get caught up in the emergencies of the day, and addressing emergencies can be good work. But in my career, I saw many situations that I summed up with, “I don’t have time to patch the hull, as I am too busy bailing.” I had a patch waiting to be used, and but I instead watched the ship sink. There is only one way to patch humanity’s hull: the arrival of abundant, harmlessly produced energy. Only then can an unprecedented Epoch of abundance and planetary healing arrive. But there has not been a worthy public discussion of that possibility, anywhere on Earth, that I ever saw.

When Brian O’Leary tried to speak in “progressive” venues about it, he was completely shut out while those same venues feted doomsayers such as Richard Heinberg. The free-energy field is in a state of arrested development, with its focus on inventors, scientists, and promoters, trying to achieve lowest-common-denominator approaches to achieve “cohesion,” beating on the doors of the rich and powerful, etc. I have had a bellyful of the paths of disaster in this field, and I have been doing something different for around 20 years.

I have written plenty about what an attempt that might succeed could look like, without risking the lives of the participants. I have not done it at Substack yet, so here goes.

In what I envision, unless that high-level, comprehensive discussion is mounted, the rest is pointless. I found that extremely few people on Earth are willing and able to join that discussion. When free energy is mentioned, about 99% of humanity reacts with denial and fear (scientists are often the worst) and about the best that can be achieved is a kind of lazy acceptance: if somebody wants to give them history’s most lucrative technology, they would happily accept it. Who wouldn’t? Steven Greer has likened it to the Little Red Hen parable. Many opportunists wait like vultures, to swoop in and dominate any effort, and many are billionaires. The organized suppression is highly sophisticated and amply funded.

After many years, I finally realized that the people that I seek are like me: disillusioned idealists. My pantheon is well-stocked with them, but they are nearly all dead. Unless somebody cares and has an awakening experience, they will not be fit for what I am attempting. And even then, they have often been enticed or dragged into rabbit holes to nowhere. Conspiracism is rampant on the fringes, which is an unproductive approach to the world’s problems. These situations are all 1% conspiracy and 99% complicity. The problem is not really the “bad guys,” but the rest of us.

Many heroic people are trying to right humanity’s ship, but unless they are helping bring free energy to the world, their efforts will be too little and too late. Again, I understand emergency situations such as Gaza, Ukraine, Global Warming, species extinctions (half of the world’s coral reefs have died in my lifetime), and the specter of nuclear war. Many are making worthy efforts to address those issues, but the solution that makes them all go away is ignored, dismissed, or derided in nearly every venue on Earth. It is surreal to me, especially when I know that those technologies are older than I am.

When I hit the books in my radicalized state in 1989-1990, I had no idea that I was embarking on developing a comprehensive perspective, and one of Bucky Fuller’s pupils had to tell me what that meant many years later. My work has been consciously comprehensive ever since, and I slowly realized that unless people developed comprehensive perspectives, they had a hard time distinguishing what was highly important versus what was less so. The transformative potential of the arrival of free energy can only be understood by people who have comprehensive perspectives, because everything changes with the arrival of free energy. Its arrival means the end of the world as we know it.

My writings have been mostly about reducing the intellectual lift needed for those that I seek to develop comprehensive perspectives. I really don’t think that it is a great intellectual feat to learn to think comprehensively. It takes work, discarding outmoded beliefs, and the like, but it is far less of an intellectual lift than becoming a physicist, for instance. There is a great deal of ideological fixation in the world, and I see people trapped by it all the time. I found that those fixations are always rooted in scarcity and fear. Few escape the sway of our time’s dominant ideologies, which are all based on scarcity and are population-management tools.

To his credit, Greer understands the transformative potential of free energy, but I have encountered very few others who did. Greer is not mounting any sort of public discussion, however, and is just broadcasting to the world, asking for money, hobnobbing with the elite, banging on Trump’s door, etc.

I think that Brian was correct, that the only approach with a prayer is combined positive intention, of keeping the goal always in view. Brian also thought that only those with spiritual perspectives could attain the truly comprehensive perspectives needed to keep the effort on an even keel, and I think that he was right. I think that an approach rooted in love and enlightenment is likely the only one that will work.

The only way that I see what I call a choir developing is by a public conversation that I am trying to mount. I know some singers who hit most of the notes, but few have stood on the global stage with me, having the kind of discussion that will attract the people that I seek. It will take thousands of people, singing the song, to get the effort that I have in mind going.

I can’t take people to go watch free-energy devices in action. But I can take them to watch UFOs fly over, which seem to interact with our minds. There are many fellow travelers with compelling stories like mine, for those still alive to tell about it. I don’t even need to tell free-energy stories to get across the idea of organized suppression. Most of my encounters with organized suppression were over the world’s best heating system, and conventional thermodynamics, even just its rudiments, is plenty to understand why it is the world’s best. Putting it on people’s homes for free is still the most brilliant and benevolent business strategy that I ever heard of. Other energy innovations have been subjected to similar organized suppression, such as high-MPG carburetors. My medical-racket writings were vindicated like never before during the COVID-19 pandemic. People around me were crippled and likely killed by the COVID vaccine.

Once the people that I seek have enough experiences such as those, it is not such a big step to understand that free-energy technology is older than I am and is subjected to history’s greatest cover-up, which is likely conjoined with the ET cover-up, and may well be why JFK was murdered, at least as the proximate cause.

Building that choir will be the hard part, everything else will be relatively easy, and the next posts will deal with specifics on what would come next.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

From Substack:

I cannot overemphasize that the discussion that I envision has never been held on Earth before. What I call the choir will engage in conversations that have not really been mounted before, especially large-scale discussions. They will not ignore free-energy physics, inventors, organized suppression (1), and similar topics that reflect the arrested state of development of the free-energy field, but those will not be the centerpieces of the discussions. The choir will not be comprised of anonymous members. It will begin as a virtual community.

The choir will acknowledge free-energy’s organized suppression, but it won’t obsess about it or overly focus on the suppressors. There will be discussions of free-energy physics, but there will not be battles over the “correct” theories. There are not going to be free-energy inventors who try to commandeer the choir into supporting their efforts, as they seek to become inventor-messiah trillionaires. There will be scientific papers, works more scholarly than mine. The framework that I have developed will likely be the main one, at least until something better comes along, but that will be a tall order. How scarcity has shaped the human journey, and how abundance will be a new ballgame, a new world, in fact, will be the primary topics of discussion.

I expect that people will come along and sing the song of abundance better than I can. It is not easy to sing that song when you have been through the meat grinder. While I expect that disillusioned idealists will be the choir’s main members, they won’t be the only ones. But everybody will leave the baggage of scarcity at the door.

The choir is not going to be beseeching the rich and powerful, seeking billionaire “philanthropists,” and the many other paths of failure that I have seen, which give our power away. Nor will it castigate those elites. The discussions will not focus on retail politics, seeing “good” and “bad” politicians, as the choir will understand that retail politics is not a path with promise for this. Politicians will arrive when they smell opportunities, as will many others, but they will certainly not be the focus of the discussions, nor will elites, inventors, scientists, capitalist efforts, and so on. There can be skepticism, but it will not be the pathological kind of the “skeptics.” Real skepticism means finding out. People unsure about UFOs can go to James’s ranch to see for themselves, but the best attitude for seeing them is a joyful desire to see them. When people arrive with closed minds, daring UFOs to appear, they won’t see anything, even when others do. People who have yet to have paranormal experiences can seek them. They are not hard (1) to accomplish.

The main topic of discussion will be what the Fifth Epoch can look like and why. I have written stories (1) and there will be many more. The choir’s members will vividly imagine what the Fifth Epoch can look like, and they will also understand that the technologies for it are older than I am. I can see people such as Mark coming to tell his story, and others like him. But they will also be documented, as mine is. It will not be the place for tall tales, without a shred of corroborating evidence. As with my work, there will be robust evidence. The choir will not be the place of wild speculation and lurid tales, fit for the tabloids. But it will also be acknowledged that the craziest conspiratorial tales are often true in large measure.

But most importantly, the choir will form the foundation of an effort to develop free-energy technology for safe pubic use, and it will be given to humanity. Our world will end when that happens, and nobody will miss it. The choir is the essential first step. Without it, the rest cannot happen.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

From Substack:

I cannot overemphasize that what I am calling the choir has never been seen on Earth before. Nothing has ever come close. It will articulate a comprehensive vision of a humanity that lives in abundance, which is necessarily based on energy abundance. Without energy abundance, there is no abundance. The technologies to harmlessly produce abundant energy are older than I am, but are sequestered from public awareness and use by history’s biggest cover-up. The ET issue is related, as most of what my friend saw in his underground technology demonstration was likely developed by reverse-engineering ET technology, and JFK seems to have been murdered over the ET issue, among many other connections.

No independent effort has ever gotten very far along, usually by succumbing to its internal weaknesses, before organized suppression even needed to be applied. The tactics of organized suppression are sophisticated and were developed over a century. They have been 100% effective so far, but arguably less than that, because people such as me lived to tell about them. There is also dissention in the ranks of the global elite, which has developed over generations. We interacted with both the “Black Hat” and “White Hat” factions, immediately after I became partners with Dennis Lee, although the global elite were probably involved in wiping out our Seattle company. Dennis may have attracted their attention before then, such as when he was on the brink of a billion-dollar deal with American Express to carpet the USA with his heating system, combined with his brilliant marketing plan.

After the catastrophe in my home town, I strongly suspected that the commercial route to free energy would not work, and that idea has only become stronger in the 35 years since then. Maybe such an effort will work, such as Steven Greer’s latest, but it will because it will be allowed to, and I am certainly not counting on it. The choir is intended to avoid all of that, and it won’t matter what the global elite do if the choir forms.

The choir is going to be a clarion call for all those who seek to right humanity’s ship before it is too late. Nothing can right the ship like the arrival of free energy. Little else really matters. The antigravity and other tech that my friend also witnessed is only a bonus. Free energy alone is plenty to usher in what I call the Fifth Epoch.

I do not need any money to build the choir. I have already produced the course material and curriculum needed to develop a comprehensive perspective (more is coming, but the bulk of it is complete), and I have venues where they can come to learn and sing. For the people that I seek, it is not a heavy intellectual lift. Once that conversation is humming along, only then will it be time to “do something.” One way to free energy is to simply build the tech and give it away, once it has been developed to a commercial level and has been made safe and harmless to use. As Greer said long ago, it has already been done, which is no surprise.

Brian O’Leary estimated $100 million of research and development to independently bring free-energy technology to that safe, commercial level. Let’s say that that number is $250 million by now. The billionaire “philanthropists” could all do it with their pocket change, but they are all corrupt and controlled. Nobody like that is going to step forward and cut the big check. Those doors have been banged on many times. All of the usual avenues have been tried, and failed, which is why I am doing what I am. Once that choir forms, it will attract the “do something” people. I estimate that the effort will need 100,000 of them. Between the choir, to keep everything directed toward the goal, and the 100,000 who will assist with effort and money (in a completely transparent effort), making free-energy tech for public use will be child’s play. Sparky Sweet developed his prototypes in a workshop, Mark Comings in a basement, and many such prototypes have been developed over the generations. Again, developing the technology is not really the hard part; building the choir will be. Few people on Earth can hit the notes.

But a choir of 5,000-to-7,000, and “do something” people of 100,000, is doing it the “hard way.” There is a much easier way that it could happen, but it again relies on the choir. Those technologies were developed to a commercial level long ago. At least in the 1990s, the “White Hats” possessed much of it, and over 20 years ago, I heard Greer discuss the fractured nature of the global cabal. I consider it very possible that the choir alone will convince the White Hats to finally come forward, or at least their technologies. I wrote a story a couple of years ago on what that can look like. It could certainly go that way, but the effort needs to be ready to do it the hard way.

Some think that there is not enough integrity and sentience on Earth for a plan like mine to work. All I can say is, “We’ll see.” If the notes and numbers can form, it will be easy from there. If not my effort, then another, but I know of nobody else on Earth who went through the free-energy meat grinder to try anything like what I am. That experience was critical in forming my views, shedding my naïveté, etc. I was young and idealistic enough to survive my experiences, and I am an old man now. Time is short.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

From Substack:

I was part of, witnessed, and heard of too many free-energy efforts to think that the usual methods have any chance of success. The issue is simply too big, too challenging, and the opposition is too committed, with quite a bag of tricks, for the standard methods of business and activism. Inventors declare themselves the Messiah and Second Coming, their associates constantly try to steal the effort, while the suppressors play their evil tricks, and the rest of that bloody three-ring circus. I have never heard of anything else like it.

My work has often been compared to Steven Greer’s (a pal did that just yesterday). Greer is aware of my work and considers it too scholarly. Maybe he is right, but this path has to be tried, in my opinion. The biggest event in the human journey deserves as many approaches as possible, and I have never seen anybody trying what I am doing.

Yesterday, Greer’s organization sent me a link to this portion of one of his presentations, in which he sketched what I call the Fifth Epoch and beyond. I wish him the best, but our approaches are quite different. I am shooting for 5,000-to-7,000 singers, to attract the 100,000 “do something” people, while Greer is shooting for 75 million meditators who mentally interact with ETs. While Greer sketched ten levels of civilization beyond this one in his presentation, I am just focused on getting us to the first one. After that, the rest will be easy. The first one is the paradigm-shattering one, from scarcity to abundance, from fear to love. That is the big one, and everything else is the small stuff.

My work looks backwards far more than Greer’s does, with the journey of life on Earth, the Epochs of the human journey, and the like. In a sane world, there would be a hundred efforts like ours and the Fifth Epoch would soon arrive.

So, how to do it the hard way? Greer keeps banging on the White House door and similar places, trying to raise money for a corporation that he runs to make free-energy technology, Hollywood premiers of his movies, hobnobbing with elites, etc. I gave up on those approaches long ago. Maybe Greer will succeed where countless others have failed, to life-wrecking and life-shortening effect. We’ll see, but I am doing something different. What I call the choir has never been heard on Earth before. If that choir forms, the rest will be easy. The global elite will not be able to stop it, and they may well “surrender.”

Doing it the hard way is pretty straightforward. Instead of Sparky’s working in a hidden workshop, or Mark’s working in a basement or hiding out in the home of friends, this effort will be in the open. But it will be nested in a community of choir members and the “do something” people, and only a few thousand of them might be required to provide the protection that it will need. They will be carefully chosen people. People will be compelled to leave if they become counterproductive to the effort, but that should be a very small problem, and some may well be agents of the global elite, seeking to cause disruption. But they would have to be highly talented to do that, to deceive me and others who will be very astute and worldly, and yes, there will be many psychics in our ranks. Dark pathers will have a hard time infiltrating it and inflicting mischief and discord.

That effort’s goal will be very simple: build commercial-ready, safe to use, and harmless free-energy technology, which will then be given away to humanity, with only two restrictions: it will not be used to further rape Earth’s ecosystems and environment, and it will not be weaponized. As Greer has stated, that is not really a tall task. Greer knows people from the spook world who have been involved with making those technologies. It is not a big technical lift, but it is beyond the resources of garage tinkerers to accomplish. Think more in terms of an Intel chip facility to do it.

And, obviously, the effort that I have in mind will not happen in secret, but in broad daylight, and when the first prototypes are demonstrated, the effort will have plenty of global attention. The scenario, of the global elite’s bringing out their 35^th-generation technologies (my friend saw some of that), is certainly possible and would be welcome. But the first-generation technology is enough to initiate the Fifth Epoch. The R&D will not be rocket science.

That community will likely be formed in an industrial nation. The social-technical distance will likely be too great to mount it in an agrarian nation. It will mostly be men, and probably mostly from English-speaking nations. I am very willing to be pleasantly surprised if there are more women and non-English speakers, and we will see how that goes. I have not encountered a female candidate for the choir yet, mainly because relatively few women are scientifically literate. My effort requires scientific literacy, but no more than it takes to comprehend my two big essays (1, 2). It is really not that heavy of an intellectual lift. It is far harder to become a professional scientist or mathematician.

The mental-technical aspects of what I am attempting are really not that formidable. The biggest problem that I have seen is people’s allegiance to their scarcity-based frames of reference, which short-circuits their ability to comprehend abundance and how our world really works. The propaganda and brainwashing is pervasive, and few ever escape it. That is why I have listed (1) the qualities that the people that I seek will possess. It is just what I have learned from many thousands of interactions on these issues. I know that I seek rare people, but I also think that there are plenty of them on Earth, far more than enough for the approach that I advocate. If not my effort, then somebody else’s can work. The approach will work, if the people can be found for it. Brian O’Leary’s Four Cultures of the Phoenix is relevant.

The effort will have to be ready to do it the hard way, but it also might not be necessary, after the choir forms.

Obviously, after giving free-energy technology away, humanity is going to rapidly make the transition to the Fifth Epoch. Greer talks about it taking a generation, and with first-generation tech, I think that makes sense. But with 35^th-generation tech, it might happen in a few years, at least to meet all human needs at industrial standards. Once that happens, the rest can take its sweet time, as human misery will have vanished by then and humanity will no longer be at the brink of catastrophe. The fun can then begin.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

From Substack:

As with my other summary posts, this will only link to those posts that I am summarizing. I began this series by discussing humanity’s emergency state, why free energy remains on the fringes, how I developed my comprehensive perspective, and how others can. My work is all about shortening the learning curve of the people that I seek, and I suggested experiences that people could seek for themselves, such as paranormal experiences and watching UFOs fly over. When they begin to get genuine experiences beyond the limitations of conventionality, the idea of free energy becomes far less preposterous, even reasonable. Millions woke up during the COVID-19 pandemic, and my medical-racket writings no longer seem so outlandish to many. The energy racket is the most powerful racket of all. Building what I call the choir can be the critical step in overthrowing all of the world’s rackets, as toppling the kingpin will topple the rest, especially as energy is the key to abundance.

I then described what I think that choir will look like and what it needs to look like, if it is going to be effective. It won’t have anonymous members, it will acknowledge organized suppression but will not obsess on it, free-energy inventors, scientists, and activists won’t be the focus. It will not look to retail politics as a path to a solution.

While I expect that disillusioned idealists will comprise the choir’s bulk, others can also hit the notes. The choir’s primary focus will be on what the Fifth Epoch can look like and why. The evidence for the subjects discussed will be as robust as possible. The choir will not be the place for rumors, wild speculation, paranoia, or conspiracism, but it will acknowledge that even the wildest conspiracy theories are often true in large measure. The choir will be the foundation for a free-energy effort that will work. Without the choir, the rest of my plan cannot happen.

While the choir may be enough to convince the so-called White Hats to come forward with their technologies, the effort needs to be prepared to do it the hard way: building free-energy technology for public use from scratch. While my work has regularly been compared to Steven Greer’s efforts over the years, and I wish him the best, I am doing something different. My goal is give away free-energy technology to humanity, in a way that is safe and harmless. I see safety and harmlessness as perhaps the only dogmas of what I call the Fifth Epoch. Greer is trying a mass-movement and capitalist approach, but I stopped thinking that those paths had promise before I ever heard of Greer. Maybe the time is right for an approach like his, but I have to try out my approach, which was developed over many years of life-wrecking, life-risking, and life-shortening trial and error. My goal is that my effort takes a love and enlightenment path to the Fifth Epoch, which may be the only approach that will work.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

From Substack:

John Robbins died last week. I am not sure how intentional it was, but I did not put people in my pantheon unless I had interacted with them, but Robbins should be counted among them. Here is a memorial video. I went vegan in 1978, just to see what it was like, and only began eating eggs in 1980 for my athletic performance. Then I was forced into eating meat and drinking alcohol in my early career. I gave up the meat when I quit my job in 1986, but it took me until 2000 to finally quit drinking. If I had not quit drinking, I might not be here today. I have been a vegetarian who eats eggs, cheese, and butter occasionally. My eating motto has been “Nothing with a brain.” I don’t know if I will go vegan again. I try to eat eggs and dairy from happy chickens and cows, but I know that even in the best “organic” conditions, they are not treated that well. In the Fifth Epoch, I expect that vegetarianism and even veganism will be the norm, perhaps universally, but nobody will be coerced into it. The human conscience will reach new levels, in a world of abundance, and Robbins helped show us the way.

I wrote about Robbins in my medical-racket essay, cited his 1996 book, Reclaiming our Health, liberally in that essay, and called it arguably the most important book that people could read on how to be healthy. When I became embroiled in the vegetarian controversy, I read his astute writings on the subject (which have largely disappeared from the Internet, alas). His voice was vitally important.

Robbins got polio in the peak year of 1952, almost certainly from DDT, and the complications of polio killed him more than 70 years later. He was supposed to take over his father’s ice-cream empire, but he turned his back on Baskin-Robbins to take his path. Who gives up wealth and power like that?

Robbins lost most of his money in the Bernie Madoff scandal, but he was cheerful even then. There have not been many like Robbins on this planet. RIP, John.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

From Substack:

This week, Steve Kirsch produced an easy-to-understand analysis on how the death rate of the COVID-vaccinated went up in Czechoslovakia. As usual, there will never be any credible rebuttal to his analysis from the medical establishment.

This week, Joe Mercola published an article on how his home state of Florida is ending the fluoridation of its water supplies. The media has been in hysterics for months on the issue, as it pillories Kennedy, but in not one article did I see any mention of fluoridation’s sordid past, as a hazardous industrial waste was rebranded into compulsory “medicine.”

I began to learn how broken our medical systems were when I was 12, when my family changed its diet from processed food to whole food to save my father’s health, which resulted in a health miracle. The book that inspired that change was banned in the USA the next decade for being contrary to orthodox dogma, but that book’s banned advice forms orthodox medicine’s first line of defense today. I am surprised that I lived to see it. So, the medical racket is far from all-powerful. Several years ago, I read a book that provided the scientific explanation for why all degenerative diseases have the same root cause (metabolic disease, primarily from eating processed food), which I had long suspected. I estimated a generation ago that 80% of what was spent in Western medicine was worthless, and that author put that number at 75%.

My original medical-racket essay focused on the degenerative-disease racket, especially cancer treatment, but I also covered the germ theory of disease and vaccination. I mentioned Peter Duesberg’s fate, but I was not really aware of the infectious-disease racket that Anthony Fauci had built, so I was kind of blindsided by the COVID-19 response. I was not going to submit to vaccination, but I really did not know how bad it had gotten. I have studied the issue deeply in recent years. It has the same dynamics that I know so well, and at its root, all rackets are the same, as they all depend on surreal conflicts of interest that are normalized or hidden. In the medical racket, the public’s addictions and complacency are exploited – they line up like sheep to the slaughter.

An MD who goes by the pseudonym of A Midwestern Doctor has been writing consistently great articles for several years, as that MD exposes the corruption in our medical system. A recent article was on the neurological damage that vaccines have been known to cause for more than a century (as well as other injuries), but have largely been covered up and buried. One college roomie was crippled by the COVID vaccine, and my other surviving roomie died of glioblastoma last year, which I consider to likely be from his COVID vaccine (my other roomie was killed by his cancer treatment, and I am the last man standing). So, neurological damage by vaccines is a near and dear subject for me. That MD had an article on how Big Pharma bought the USA’s medical bureaucracy, and specifically how Anthony Fauci led that effort. That Fauci article was largely based on Kennedy’s masterpiece, but it goes further.

I have also learned in recent years that polio and AIDS are both likely chemical-poisoning diseases that were blamed on viruses, while corrupt scientists and officials absolved corporate chemicals. Even the defenders of science call biomedical science its flimsiest and most corrupt branch.

These are all examples of how broken our medical systems are. To a great degree, it is a conflict of paradigms. While I am astounded that Kennedy is at the helm of the USA’s medical bureaucracy, how much can one man really do? His Uncle Jack was one of the few politicians in Washington who advocated world peace, and he likely paid with his life for that stance. Until what I call the Fifth Epoch arrives, none of the rackets will go quietly, but we will see what kind of dent Kennedy can make. He is already making quite a splash.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

From Substack:

A close relative expressed her horror at the USA’s bombing of Iran yesterday. I watched Sam Husseini’s interview on RT before I went to bed, and it is time for a post on Iran, Israel, and the American Empire. Sam observed that attacking Iran has pushed the Gaza genocide down the media’s story hierarchy, likely intentionally.

The CIA overthrew Iran’s government before I was born. It was the first order of business by the Dulles brothers after Eisenhower was inaugurated. The Dulles brothers had been Rockefeller fixers for their entire careers, and after Iran’s overthrow, American oil companies owned half of what used to be the British Iranian oil monopoly. Iran subsequently had the worst human rights record on Earth under the Shah. It was simply another example of how the West controlled Middle East oil, and the Rockefellers were often in the middle of it.

As John Perkins was taught in his economic hit man training, the USA privatized covert action after the CIA overthrew Iran’s elected government, in order to make it less accountable to government. That situation led to my close relative’s double life as a CIA contract agent, working for Henry Kissinger, when Kissinger had no official role in the American government. Kissinger was another Rockefeller asset, as Nixon also was, as really every American president since JFK was. The Rockefellers were likely involved in the JFK hit, and Allen Dulles led the cover-up of the murder of the man who fired him, and whom Dulles despised. The year after the CIA’s Iranian overthrow, the Dulles brothers overthrew the Guatemalan government, which once again “coincidentally” served Rockefeller interests.

The 1973-1974 Oil Crisis ended the postwar boom, which was the most prosperous era in the human journey. In the middle of that Oil Crisis, my mentor’s engine began making the news, and I got my first energy dreams. I was in college during the Iranian Revolution, which created another oil crisis and sent the USA into its Rust-Belt recession. My last job in college was working as a fry cook, and a vivid memory was working with a nice Iranian fellow student, while Bomb Iran played on the radio in our kitchen. I graduated in 1981, during that recession, and could not make it in Seattle, where I wanted to live, so I began my career in 1983 in Los Angeles and I worked in an urban hell, which influenced my subsequent energy efforts, which were unbelievable to most people.

I was five years old when JFK was murdered, and 25 years later, I met Gary Wean, who knew three weeks after the JFK hit that Oswald did not do it, from a frightened John Tower. Tower was a Bush family toady, and the Bushes were Rockefeller toadies, so these situations are all connected. We had our own run-ins with the Rockefellers, which were never pleasant, and the CIA offered my partner a billion dollars to cease our efforts, before we had the boom lowered on us.

Gary not only knew that Oswald did not kill JFK, but Gary met Jack Ruby soon after World War II. Ruby was a high-ranking mobster who worked closely with Mickey Cohen, so Ruby was not the small-time nightclub owner that the Warren Commission depicted him as. Gary put Cohen under surveillance, Cohen was closely associated with Menachem Begin, and they were obsessed with JFK. Gary was also there when Marilyn Monroe was introduced to JFK, as part of a Jewish mob and Israeli influence-peddling and blackmail scheme. What Jeffrey Epstein was doing was likely just a continuation of such operations.

Gary originated the “Israel did it” hypothesis of the JFK hit, and I have given my views on that issue. Israel may well have been involved and it was definitely a beneficiary of the JFK hit, but I see Israel as more as muscle than masterminds, if it was involved. The rash of assassinations and attempts, between JFK and Reagan, were not all Israel’s handiwork (if any of it), but that of domestic spooks, and the CIA likely led the effort. The recently declassified documents only further bolster Gary’s story.

My relationship to the Israel situation is complicated (1), and I recently asked if Israel will start World War III. That possibility looks likelier by the day. To call this a nightmare for me is an understatement. I have been trying to prevent it nearly my entire life. None of what we are seeing needs to happen. Free-energy technology is older than I am. We likely have not “needed” oil for more than a century, which was the topic of Steven Greer’s latest movie.

On that score, my “choir” just grew by one, with a retired scientist who spent his career at the EPA. Time is short to right humanity’s ship, in this race of the catastrophes. I have a plan, if I can find the people for it.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

From Substack:

I usually let my links pile up on subjects before I write about them, but this a subject that I have long written about: vaccines kill babies. I first wrote about it in my original medical-racket essay a generation ago, about Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (“SIDS”). I woke up this morning to Pierre Kory’s heartbreaking article on twins who died at the same time from SIDS, after getting vaccinated. Every medical stance that I have taken was confirmed in subsequent years, from diet and heart disease to orthodox and alternative cancer treatment to vaccines to fluoridation, and on down the list. These are not hard issues to understand, both on the scientific end and the corruption that enables it. As I have long written, it is a conflict of paradigms, as violent masculine medicine still prevails, largely because it is lucrative, and war is waged on anything that threatens the cash cows that maim and kill millions of people, which was vividly evident during the COVID-19 pandemic. The COVID vaccine crippled and killed people around me. About 25% of Americans knew somebody whom they believe was killed by the COVID vaccine.

SIDS is obviously one of the most tragic, as MDs kill babies with vaccines. About 10,000 American babies are killed each year by vaccines, and this has been happening for generations. Of course, the medical racket and compliant media cover it all up.

SIDS is also entirely aside from the autism issue and the chronic conditions that most American children suffer from. Many are classic vaccine reactions, such as asthma, allergies, eczema, etc. The great irony is that there were no deadly infectious diseases when I was a child. The few vaccines that I received were worthless, such as for smallpox and tetanus, which had long ceased being deadly diseases in the USA. Infectious diseases were conquered by improvements in sanitation, nutrition, and hygiene, long before there were medical interventions for them. Today, American children are pincushioned by over 70 vaccine injections. My favorite statistic on that issue is that the measles death rate in England declined by 99.96% before the measles vaccine was introduced. But there is media hysteria today over measles outbreaks. We’ll see if the proposed ban on Big Pharma ads reduces the media’s lies on that score.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

From Substack:

I recently mentioned that a retired EPA scientist has publicly joined my effort. We have begun a discussion of the Fifth Epoch and how to get there with the least amount of pain for humanity. If it is done right, there should not be any pain at all, except, perhaps, for the megalomaniacs that dominate the world economy (they will no longer sit on their thrones), but they can be redeemed, too. I think that living in heaven on Earth, instead of ruling in hell on Earth (or a destroyed Earth), will be more attractive for them. But nevertheless, the end of their reign is near if an effort such as mine succeeds.

Because holding those kinds of discussions is what my work is all about at this time, I will periodically make Substack posts on how those discussions are going. The discussion will begin with this paper that was written a generation ago by an academic, on four basic futures that humanity may soon face. That paper already had critical events happening more than a decade ago, but the trends and issues are the same today.

The author, Robert Costanza, called his four future scenarios:

• Star Trek;
• Mad Max;
• Big Government; and
• Ecotopia.

None of those are really what I call the Fifth Epoch that I envision, but aspects of his Star Trek and Ecotopia visions allude to some of the Fifth Epoch. While Costanza understands the central role of energy, because he seems unaware of free-energy technology, which is older than I am, he cannot quite imagine the Fifth Epoch. Costanza also polled hundreds of people on those scenarios, and the most popular was Ecotopia, which has humanity going with the “let’s ride bikes” solutions that people such as Richard Heinberg advocated. Costanza did not state it, but it is an austerity solution, but without the global depopulation that Heinberg foresees. Why people chose Ecotopia over Star Trek is kind of mystifying, but maybe it was the environmentalists in his survey population. Big Government was nearly as popular as Star Trek.

I hope that this is only the beginning of a wide-ranging, comprehensive discussion, which ultimately leads to the Fifth Epoch. There will be more posts on Costanza’s paper, but the primary discussion will likely be in my forum.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

From my forum:

Hi Mark:

One of the upshots of studying for my 2014 essay, and in the decade-plus since then, is that humanity has always had a scarcity mindset, even in this Epoch of relative abundance, as we burn through fossil fuels a million times as fast as they were created. My 2008 essay discussed how all of the dominant ideologies are based on a scarcity assumption, so scarcity is like the very air that we breathe.

My studies made me far more sympathetic to why people just can’t see it, when somebody like me presents a vision of what I call the Fifth Epoch. It lies outside of the assumption that they built their lives on. This is a big part of the problem, and why 99% of humanity reacts to the idea of free energy and abundance with denial and fear.

I have called it an addiction to scarcity, but maybe a better way to say it is that people have based their survival (in-group membership is a big part of that) on scarcity-based frameworks, and abundance means the end of their world, so they deny and fear such a change. That is why austerity advocates such as Richard Heinberg were feted at “progressive” venues where the door was slammed on Brian O’Leary. It is like “progressives” all wear a hair shirt.

I admit that Costanza’s Star Trek vision fell far short of the Fifth Epoch, but it sure was not a vision of austerity. So yes, I can sympathize with your shock of why people chose the austerity “solution” over abundance. I am no longer shocked.

Star Trek was an extraordinary step forward in our culture, but yes, not quite the Fifth Epoch. When we lived in Houston when my father worked in Mission Control, the first Star Trek aired, and it was the first time in my life when I was allowed to stay up until 9 PM, to watch Star Trek. You could say that my family had a professional interest in it. We have TNG and DS9 at home on DVD, and after watching so many nihilistic shows in this “golden age” of streaming TV, I have to watch a Star Trek episode or two to recover. The latest Star Treks have lost their way, alas.

Here is another “four futures” essay that I will comment on soon.

I am sure that you have a lot more to say, and I am waiting for it.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

From Substack:

Robert Costanza’s “Star Trek” potential future is also called post-scarcity. In 2011, Peter Frase wrote on four post-capitalist futures for the leftist Jacobin, and he made it into a book years later. Whereas Costanza’s four futures are Star Trek, Mad Max, Big Government, and Ecotopia, Frase’s are:

• Egalitarianism and Abundance: Communism;
• Hierarchy and Abundance: Rentism;
• Egalitarianism and Scarcity: Socialism; and
• Hierarchy and Scarcity: Exterminism.

Costanza’s framework was technological optimism or skepticism, while Frase’s was based on dyads of abundance/scarcity and egalitarianism/hierarchy.

Frase used Star Trek as his example of his first future of egalitarianism and abundance, and both Costanza and Frase understood that those scenarios depended on a clean and abundant energy source. Both Costanza’s and Frase’s first examples, based on Star Trek, were the most positive, in my opinion, and both were the closest that either author came to describing what I call the Fifth Epoch.

Costanza’s Mad Max was essentially Frase’s last category of hierarchy and scarcity, in which elites lived in enclaves of relative abundance, but the one-percenters either left the unwashed 99% to their grim fates or elites actively exterminated them.

Frase’s hierarchy-and-abundance scenario of Rentism was bizarre, and Frase admitted how absurd it was, writing, “But an economy based on artificial scarcity is not only irrational, it is also dysfunctional.” Seeking status and building and maintaining hierarchies only make sense in a world of scarcity. That scenario had people inventing new kinds of scarcities around status to then invent hierarchies around, as if people would have nothing better to do. Frase’s hierarchy-and-abundance scenario is utter nonsense, as if people would never grow up if given the chance.

Frase’s egalitarianism and scarcity, which he called socialism, was most similar to Costanza’s Ecotopia, which are both austerity visions, in which Mad Max and Exterminism are avoided through mass action to keep elites in line or eliminate them, while somehow not wrecking the environment and eking by on low-energy use. As Mark noted, it is strange to choose that over abundance, but as I state, people are generally addicted to scarcity and very few people can really comprehend abundance.

Both authors are to be commended for even engaging these subjects. First and foremost, they understood that it all depended on the energy issue, at its root, but I found that both Costanza’s and Frase’s frameworks could have benefitted from a more comprehensive perspective.

Social species are social because sociality enhances the survival and reproductive prospects of its members. As Azar Gat stated, social animals have three basic modes of interaction: cooperation, competition, and conflict. Gat also observed that the biological compulsion to survive and reproduce in a world of scarcity is the root of all violence. That is as succinct as I have seen it, and I doubt that it can be improved on.

Social insects can have great specialization, with reproducing queens, disposable drones, sterile workers and soldiers, and the like. Apes are dimorphic, which largely reflects the battles that males have over reproductive opportunities. Human politics is obviously rooted in chimpanzee politics, which is often lethal. Human warfare is only a more sophisticated version of chimp warfare, as chimps and hunter-gatherers had the same objectives: slaughter adult males and infants and take the fertile females and the territory of the vanquished. Bonobos are the great exception, as chimps found themselves isolated from their gorilla competitors. Their food supply thereby doubled, foraging parties became stable, females banded together and overthrew male dominance, and those are the most peaceful apes, including pre-industrial humans, even though the males still will be violent when they can. Humans have socially created similar functions to what social insects developed via evolution.

Everything other than their abundance scenarios was some kind of reshuffling the deck of scarcity, which is what all politics is based on, as Bucky Fuller noted. Reshuffling the deck of scarcity is no answer. The only true solution is abundance. To the credit of socialists in the late 1940s, they immediately understood the importance of a new energy source, after the USA atom-bombed Japan.

One aspect of the human journey that my Epochal framework tried to make clear was that humanity’s big social changes were a reaction to new energy sources, not a cause. The appearance of humans on the evolutionary scene, their conquest of Earth, sedentism, civilization, and industrialization were all made possible by energy breakthroughs. Humans adapted their societies and even their biologies to the new energy levels. To a great degree, our tools made us, so technological “skepticism” is an odd stance. Trying to restructure the social order, in the absence of an energy breakthrough, has a faint chance of success, if any at all.

Of course, I have the great advantage of knowing that Star-Trek-like energy technologies have been on the planet longer than I have. If Costanza and Frase knew that, they would have instantly understood how their analyses were obsolete in the face of that, which I would expect them to welcome.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

From Substack:

I have long presented the qualities in the people that I seek, and number one with a bullet is where their hearts are. Everything else is a distant second. I also cannot help people awaken past their indoctrination and conditioning – that can only come through experience. My shorthand for the people that I seek has long been disillusioned idealists. They are the people who journeyed to Oz, peeked behind the curtain, and realized what a big, fraudulent show it all was. That can happen in all walks of life.

Brian O’Leary thought that the only people who could really form the ballast for a successful free-energy effort were spiritualists, AKA “consciousness researchers” and “new scientists.” He was likely right. Any spiritualist worthy of the moniker knows that love is the power of creation. Love is the greatest energy of all, even the only one, and everybody with my highest respect in the free-energy field knew that. The highest message ever given to humanity is that we are all one, as exemplified by Jesus’s advice to love the enemy. One of my favorite channeled sources, however, remarked that Jesus admitted that physical reality was the cruelest and roughest part of Creation. Who disagrees with that?

I have long written about the near-death experience, I have read all of these accounts over the past generation, and I read the latest one yesterday, which was quite a read that makes it very clear how comparatively dense and cruel physical reality is. Whoever set up this game has some explaining to do. But whatever was going in the Creator’s mind when physical reality was dreamed up, it is also clear that we all come from the godhead and are on our journeys to return there, once our adventures are completed. Physical reality is just a stop on the journey, if its hardest part.

Like it or not, we all asked to be here, paid the price of admission of losing our awareness and memories, and we are building it back from the ground-up, so to speak. Apparently, such an agonizing task helps our souls learn lessons that cannot be learned anyplace else in Creation. In the end, we are all creators and the authors of our journeys. In this cage match on Earth, we can decide to help or hurt each other. That is the name of the game here, and some of us have made self-service a science. They are also called psychopaths, sociopaths, and the like, and the ranks of the global elite are filled with them, as they control the world economy and hence, humanity. And humanity obliges them, like sheep to the slaughter. I have repeatedly watched people embrace certain death over questioning their indoctrination and conditioning. I saw my college roommate do that just last year, and he was likely killed by the COVID vaccine.

When I met Dennis Lee, his company was in the midst of being wiped out by my natal state’s power structure, as putting the world’s best heating system on people’s homes for free was too threatening to their profits and power. The attacks came from all directions. It was the beginning of the steep part of my life’s learning curve. I eventually learned that the global elite were involved with wiping out our Seattle company, as well as lower-tier players such as the Rockefellers, and the Rothschilds eventually joined the party. While those revelations were enlightening, what shocked me was how everybody else played along, including my boss, who helped engineer the theft of Dennis’s company. But my first big moment of awakening was watching the employees cheer that theft. I was in for many more shocks in the next few years.

I watched the media lie about Dennis since the day that I met him, and I eventually realized that the media can just make it up as it goes along. The media can’t “fact check” its way out of a paper bag. Several years later, I was introduced to the work of Noam Chomsky and Ed Herman, whose efforts helped explain what I saw.

The CIA offered Dennis $1 billion to fold our operation before they lowered the boom on us. What we encountered was capitalism on steroids. I went to business school, had record test scores, but I slowly became aware of that disconnect between my capitalist indoctrination and reality, and I eventually realized that my original profession was worthless.

Just this morning, I read an article by one of my favorite investigative journalists on the corruption of medical journals, which I have long written about. But it is corrupt, everywhere, in all nations, professions, and industries (even the NGOs are all corrupt). This is just what a world of scarcity and fear looks like. The global elite are not the root of our problems.

Conspiracists always blame elites for this situation, but that is a delusion. We all have a hand in this, which should be good news, because it means that we can all do something about it. Conspiracism ultimately reflects a tribal mentality, which seeks evildoers to punish. Conspiracists rarely take a good look in the mirror and accept their responsibility for this state of affairs, as they play the victim, but virtually everybody on Earth plays the victim. This is the basic crux of our journey on Earth. Are we creators or victims?

Brian stated that any effort to right humanity’s ship had to be focused on the goal, and the rest was just distraction. Brian’s stance reflected a creator’s mindset. But understanding that we are creators, not victims, is the most difficult lesson on Earth to learn, especially in our world of scarcity and fear. The pursuit of love and enlightenment is the only path forward that I can see. My message is currently incomprehensible to nearly all of humanity, and that is OK. There do not have to be very many people for a plan such as mine to succeed, but they have to be united by love, enlightenment, and a laser-like focus on the goal, which is helping manifest the biggest event in the human journey. I doubt that any other approach has a chance, and I have seen it all.

We are all creators, and it is high time to create something different. It is up to us.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

From Substack:

My work has one goal: Giving a safe and harmless free-energy device to humanity.

That will initiate what I call the Fifth Epoch, and it will be the biggest event in the human journey, by far. TV shows such as Star Trek only hint at the magnitude of the change. I think that we will see a new kind of human. The technology that I have in mind will be solid-state (no moving parts, like what Sparky Sweet had) and can be easily mass-produced, but in something like an Intel facility. The antigravity technology that my close friend saw in his underground technology show would only be a bonus.

I do not foresee some kind of guerilla garage revolution. The task is too sophisticated for something like that. That effort will not really be a big one, relatively. It will take far less than $1 billion to accomplish. Any one of hundreds of corporations could do it, or quite a few national governments. But they have all been dissuaded from such a task, and most do not even know that they have been dissuaded. Thousands of efforts have been wiped out by organized suppression, including some efforts that I was part of, and the suppressors used an impressive array of tactics. But the internal weakness of the efforts was the main reason why they were so easily wiped out. I have traveled, witnessed, or heard about the many paths of failure for this Epochal task, which free-energy newcomers almost invariably rush down, to life-wrecking and life-shortening effect all too often.

I have written at great length on how I developed my current approach, which will work, if I can find the people for it, and I know who I am looking for. If Bucky Fuller was alive today, he would know exactly what I am doing, and if Brian O’Leary was alive, he might be leading the effort today.

My effort is intended to help the people I seek develop comprehensive perspectives, so they can keep their eyes on the ball, as there are a million distractions in the world and in this milieu: “three-ring circus” barely begins to describe it. There is nothing else like it on Earth.

The people who can learn the comprehensive hymnal and can sing it will attract the people who will take the project to its completion. It is really that simple. But it all starts with a high-level discussion that helps the people that I seek develop comprehensive perspectives, and that is what I am here for.

Best,

Wade