WADE FRAZIER : A Healed Planet

[Wade Frazier]

(from over here ) Hi all:

I have followed many controversies over the years, and global warming is one of them. Remember when Rush Limbaugh had his daily haranguing over the ozone layer hole and how humanity could have nothing to do with it? Abiotic oil was another similar "controversy," and what those controversies all had in common was that people had a vested interest in the status quo of their destructive ways, so they played "skeptic" to anything that called their lifestyles into question. Again, people around me parroted the party line. It was sickening, and went like this: We can do whatever we want, and there are never any consequences to our actions."

Julian Simon made a career of it, and among the corporate party lines he mouthed with this "scientists" and "scholars" were:

• Junk food is good for you (Stare, Whelan, and friends);
• Fluoride is good for you;
• Nuclear accidents are a small price to pay for the energy that nuclear energy provides;
• Our industrial pollutants have no effect on the atmosphere or climate;
• There is no extinction crisis;
• Genetic engineering is an unqualified boon to agriculture;
• There is no chemical pollution of note (Whelan);

and so on. When I began the studies that resulted in the 1999 version of my site, Simons's The State of Humanity was one of the first works that I studied. It was enlightening, when I could get over my anger. Bernard L. Cohen was the biggest nuclear cheerleader that I ever saw. In 1983, he published a book on the wonders of nuclear energy and its negligible risks (he was another of those "a little radiation is good for you" evangelists), and Chernobyl happened a few years later, so he rushed a sequel into print, to argue that Chernobyl was a freak accident that could not happen elsewhere. He died a year after Fukushima, so did not rush a book into print that argued that Fukushima could not happen again…

The bottom line is that powerful corporate interests were served by those shills in Simon's stable, and most of them were directly on the payroll of the Hydrocarbon Lobby, chemical polluters, agribusiness companies, and so on. That they had the audacity to brazenly produce "science" and "scholarship" that defended their employers was one thing, but in five of Whelan's books that I read, she called into question the motivation of anybody who disagreed with her and her corporate sponsors, including Ralph Nader. The hypocrisy was off the scale.

Simon was featured at the neoliberal Cato Institute, and when he died, tobacco company front man Steve Milloy replaced Simon as Cato's "good news" advocate. The conflicts of interest are not even subtle with those whores.

More of that corporate nonsense is that the USA is spreading freedom with its bombs, fighting "terror" (we are the world's greatest terror state, by far). Basically, for whatever corporate lies need broadcasting, Fox News is happy to help.

A big key to determining what is really happening is examining the conflicts of interest. The big money is good at disguising its hand, but it is not as invisible as it may seem. Mr. Deputy, Bill the BPA Hit Man, Mr. Texas, judges, prosecutors, and the like were handsomely compensated to help take us out, and it looks like Mr. Skeptic was on the payroll, too.

So, science and scholarship can be corrupted, but it is always on behalf of powerful interests, not the powerless. As we found out the hard way, many groups that put themselves out there as champions of the downtrodden are fakes, like many environmental organizations. The only way that I know to assess any stuff like that is to go deep on the data and make my own assessment, to the degree I am able.

Carbon dioxide has been the primary greenhouse gas on Earth for billions of years. A 50% increase in its atmospheric concentration in little more than a century is unprecedented in Earth's history, and we think that it is not going to have an effect? Crazy. Fox News will argue that way, as will that small contingent of scientists who sold their souls to the Hydrocarbon Lobby. Nobody the least bit credible takes that position. Sure, there is controversy, as there is in every area of science, but the Global Warming "debate" is solely between the Hydrocarbon Lobby's shills and the world's climate scientists who are not on the Hydrocarbon Lobby's payroll. And the media tries to portray that situation as some kind of legitimate controversy, whores that they are.

Again, I have gone deep on the data and debate, and whenever I saw Global Warming challenged on the data, the challengers were looking at short-term, even seasonal, data, or local data, as if any of that was relevant in the slightest. It is the equivalent of going out in your yard at night and showing how "Global Warming" is false, because anybody can see how it gets cooler each night. That is about the level of the "debate" that is out there. Again, the public likes the idea that there are no consequences for our actions, as they play the victim game. It is time to play the creator game.

I am going to be pretty quiet this weekend, hosting Easter for my family.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

Quickly, between Easter chores….

As I have stated plenty, the biggest lesson of my journey was that personal integrity is the world's scarcest commodity, and that is why we are in the straits that we are as a species. That is the reason why we do not have FE and a healed planet, not the "bad guys." There are virtually no "good guys." I am doing what I can to round them up and train them, but they are going to be needles in haystacks. I found a few, but it was only a few, and the hero's journey will not work for making the biggest event in the human journey happen.

It can really be maddening to descend into the many controversies in the world. I have been part of some of the most important, and have dug into many others. You really have to go deep and do your homework to understand what is happening. There was some Holocaust Denial on my Spectrum threads not long ago, and I have seen how it can suck in the unwary and undiscerning. The Jewish Holocaust is one of history's most evil mass murders, but it happened in the midst of history's most destructive war, and the Jewish fate was minor compared to what happened to the natives of the Western Hemisphere. In fact, Hitler studied what the Anglo-Americans did to the Indians in crafting his policies for Eastern Europe. But denying that there was a Jewish Holocaust (in intent or magnitude) is the crazy stuff on the fringes that I am all-too-aware of. But prominent Jewish scholars have denied that there was an American Holocaust, as they tried to corner the victim market. I have seen people fall for Holocaust Denial "scholarship" because Jewish groups have abused the Holocaust in many ways, as they shake down Western governments, use the "anti-Semitic" club against critics of Israel (even Jewish Zionist critics like Noam Chomsky, who has also defended the right of Holocaust Deniers to publish their craziness and lies), and so on. People have to be careful to not react to the excesses as people pursue their unsavory agendas, so that the truth does not get lost in the mayhem.

I have noticed something similar with Global Warming, for instance. The legitimacy of the phenomenon is not based on how various groups are reacting to it, as they pursue their agendas. Global Warming has been made into a political football by many interests, including Al Gore. Our dealings with him showed him to be far less than Mr. Environment. He is a politician, to put it politely. But whatever grandstanding that Gore does is not relevant to the issue at hand, which is that burning hydrocarbons to fuel the Industrial Revolution has increased the carbon dioxide content of Earth's atmosphere by 50% in little more than a century. That is the most dramatic rise in Earth's history. That should have everybody's attention, not the circus around it. It is easy to get distracted by the circus, trolls picking fights and trying to obfuscate the issues, and so on. It takes great purpose and powers of concentration and discrimination to get to the bottom of issues such as those, and very few people either possess or exercise those abilities, so we have the various three-ring-circuses that we see today, which all add up to precisely nothing, as people hack at branches if they hack at all, and usually are just there to gawk at the spectacle.

Back to chores.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

I want to give an example of the issues and going deep on them. Those "a little radiation is good for you" advocates all have a conflict of interest from the very beginning. They were not doctors looking for a way to improve people's health, but were advocates of either nuclear weapons or nuclear energy who were looking for a way to sell their wares. Edward Teller, one of the inventors of the most destructive weapons ever used, was an "a little radiation is good for you" evangelist until the day he died. Bernard L. Cohen, that nuclear energy cheerleader, even offered to eat plutonium to show how harmless it was. I never saw more pro-nuclear propaganda in my life as I saw in the wake of Fukushima, and even so-called environmental groups took up the war cry, saying that while nuclear energy was evil stuff, the alternatives were worse. With what I know, you might imagine how ironic it was for me to see that.

The conflicts of interest with people like that are particularly pernicious, and a great example is a Manhattan Project scientist, Harold Hodge, who set the "safe" levels for compulsory fluoridation. It turns out that Hodge was making it up as he went, and when he wrote about other toxins, he adopted a margin of error fifty times higher than he advocated for fluoride. His conflicts of interest were kept secret in the name of "national security" until his death. It is very legitimate to wonder what the secret missions were for those nuclear cheerleaders, and if we will even ever hear about them. Heck, we kept the records of death camp Nazis secret so that we could use them to become Space Race heroes, and one of them wrote a children's book to promote nuclear energy. Anybody who accepts the "a little radiation is good for you" preaching is completely ignorant of the kinds of people who have already been used for those kinds of promotional activities.

And this is where going deep can really help. What does ionizing radiation do? It strips an electron from an atom. That atom, and any molecule it is part of, will become what is called a "free radical." Free radicals will steal an electron from wherever they can find one, and each molecule that loses an electron via free radicalization will no longer work, if it is part of the biological machinery of a cell. If that free radicalization happens to DNA, the DNA will be wrecked. When ionizing radiation blasts its way through an organism, it leaves a path of devastation in its wake, like a microscopic shotgun blast. Ingested alpha particles create the most damage, such as what the USA's depleted uranium weapons did to Iraq and Yugoslavia, for instance, and southern Iraq then "achieved" the world's highest rate of birth defects.

So, each instance of ionizing an atom in an organism creates those chain reactions that create a "Swiss cheese" effect on whatever is subjected to it. It is like being subjected to microscopic shot gun blasts. Similar to if you were shot by a shotgun, the body will do its best to repair itself. It is that repair reaction to the devastation of those microscopic shot gun blasts that those nuclear cheerleaders are arguing is some kind of great boon to biology. They call it radiation hormesis.

Imagine inner city drug lords going on TV and announcing that everybody needs a little shotgun blast once in a while, as "a little shotgun blast is good for you." That is what those nuclear evangelists are doing, and they were likely all on the payroll of the drug lords, but posed as disinterests scientists, looking out for the welfare of all. Fluoridation is a great example of how industrial interests turned a hazardous waste into "medicine," (and the public is oblivious to this day) and they are still trying to do it for ionizing radiation.

My big essay is intended to provide the background so that people can see for themselves what is happening. Once a little scientific literacy is attained, the ludicrous nature of many corporate/industrial positions becomes very clear. As I wrote recently about somebody who used my work (and I approve), the medical authorities designed the "research" so that tobacco companies could make health claims for their cigarettes!

Today's "attack-the-tumor" cancer paradigm is just as legitimate as "a little radiation is good for you" (they even use radiation in that paradigm), as is the theory behind vaccination. In all instances, the medical authorities use the fact that the body reacts to the attacks as proof of some beneficial effect, when the only "proof" is that the body reacts to attacks, not that the attacks make the body stronger and able to overcome disease. The insane male-based attack paradigm is so deeply baked that it is invisible to everybody, and anybody who steps out of line is themselves attacked. That is how the most lucrative rackets work.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

Just before I complete my Easter chores, that previous example of the nuclear cheerleaders has its counterpart in economics, called the Broken Window Fallacy. The fallacy centers around the idea that breaking a window and then replacing it is good for the economy, as it puts people to work. Of course, it is similar to the idea of digging holes and then filling them back up, and arguing that it is good for the economy. The biological "theory" of "a little radiation is good for you" was brought to you by The Windowpane-maker Lobby. That is the level of rationality that often prevails in the Western medical paradigm. At least the mainstream has not embraced radiation hormesis, even though billions have been spent promoting it, just like all those tobacco ads in JAMA.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

That was a good Easter for my family, with a couple of deaths in the past week or so. Attached is a pic from yesterday's hike. Just your standard flower next to the trail, which I will never tire of.

As I reflected on my many relatives who I have outlived so far, and the many more to come before I join them, I thought about what I have done with my life, devoting it to giving FE a chance, so that humanity can turn the corner and then some. I thought about the recent troll episodes, trolls who do not want to give up, recent invitations that I have had to join up with more conspiracist/New Age forums, training singers, and other recent events, and it only reinforces to me why am taking my approach. Even people who are doing their best to understand my approach and why I am taking it are having difficulty. Even finding people who want to understand is not easy, but for those who do, my approach is not easy to comprehend. I am sympathetic, and it gives me lots of opportunities to work on my patience issues ( ), but it really is the product of a lifetime of training and experience, of trial and error, of mopping up the blood and burying the bodies, sometimes literally. On my list of things to do is write a little essay on why I no longer have anything do with today's FE field and really do not want to, but it is only one of many facets of my adventures which led me to my approach. I am plunking away at editing my essay, but I think that in April I am also going to be focusing on how I came to my approach. It is not the only one that I can think of that might work, but I think that it has more promise than any other approach that I know of.

My big essay is vitally important to my approach, as it will give the readers I am looking for a way to create some "ballast" for their perspective and approach, so they can hold the line and not get swept up into the million distractions and temptations that beckon. There is a three-ring circus of tinkerers, would-be Messiahs, people dreaming of riches and fame, and many other orientations that are not conducive to helping FE manifest, not in this environment.

Many people come to the FE issue thinking in terms of business opportunities, fame, riches, turning their nation around, helping clean up the environment, doing "God's work," and other orientations. My fellow travelers and I initially had similar orientations, but we all eventually learned, to one degree or another, that we were involved with something so huge that it took many years to begin to understand its contours. FE has epochal significance like nothing that ever came before it. Its arrival on the world scene will dwarf the Domestication and Industrial revolutions. It will mean the end of nations, races, cities as we know them, separate languages and religions, money, elites - the world sill simply end as we know it, and that is what, to one degree or another, people are reacting to when I am attacked, trolled, and so on. They are, in their own way, trying to save the world as they know it, by undermining efforts such as mine. People who run away, shrieking, when they begin to understand what I am writing about, or those who want to assail me, are not the people whom I seek to engage. They represent 99.99%+ of the global population. I seek to interact with the 0.01% or less who are not frightened and can do the work to attain the perspectives that are going to be needed if my effort is in the least bit successful. I know that they are going be few and far between, and that is OK. No Epochal Event was the result of a mass movement or some kind of social revolution. They were all initiated by a relative handful of people, sometimes even a literal handful. The economic, social, cognitive, and even anatomical changes came later, as a result of the energy event. People need to cultivate an epochal frame of reference in order to understand, and my big essay is specifically intended to help people achieve it.

Good night,

Wade

[Nine]

Hi Wade,

First off let me rant a bit...

Many upon the internet seem to want to find a way to keep the american empire going a bit longer...

they insist upon blaming the joos....

you know those jews....

you know how we want to run everything on the planet...

and would one who thinks clearly really believe such things..that a few jews run the planet?

that is the nature of holocaust denile in america as a way to shift blame...

who or what do we blame?

Oil...

Oil is not to blame but the energy that it contains...

Wade,

I am reading the first part of your fine great essay in great detail right now...on the chapter a day program...

the second part of your essay I get all to well...

I would suspect that the plot would be the same...

however one must connect his own personal dots...

again

thanx

Nine

[Nine]

Hi Wade,

What do evangelicals fear the most?

they fear the most that what they believe is not the truth...

at church they are constantly reassured that they are the truth and that they are the chosen and they will be rewarded in the end...as it were and what can one say...

you can present the truth to them but they simply can not process that truth...

Wade, you talked about this phenom in scientific terms and I think that fear some how shuts off the mental functioning of the brain...

I think that the internet in politics is the politics of fear and that your medium of truth has been co-opted of sorts...

However, folks can still choose what they ingest upon the internet and that is the most important task or mission of your fine grand essay...

A healed planet or a grand essay of our human heritage or call it what ever you want to call it...

One can choose the truth for what ever the truth is...

again

thanx

Nine

[Wade Frazier]

Hi Nine:

Just yesterday, I was interacting with a pal about this article. The USA invented the Internet, but has been turning it into another geopolitical tool, not something to help humanity move forward. The window of opportunity that I am trying to take advantage of is closing. I am aware of that, but I would like to think that my message is going to be seen as important enough so that it will not fall to censorship, etc. I am in that race between education and catastrophe.

Yes, people living in fear, seeking comfort, seeking a message that they are blessed above all others in a world of scarcity and fear, and that if they only believe a certain way, they will be saved, is typical of all in-group ideologies. What you see the religious do is what nationalists do, what capitalists do, etc. In a world of scarcity and fear, that is everybody's MO.

To all, I am well aware that writing about how I came to my approach is not a new theme of mine, but I am going to try to break a little new ground.

Best,

Wade

[Melinda]

Hi Wade. I'm mindful this isn't choir material but thought to share, as company for your many warnings about the FE field.

In one of his recent As You Wish Talk Radio shows, James Gilliland (at whose ranch you were treated to a UFO sighting) brought up free energy... How zero-point and counter-gravity technology exists, and one energy device he's aware of is about the size of a pie plate, and runs cold when it operates. I've just included the above to lead in, but it was what he said next that I found pertinent to this thread:


“I tried to help get some of that technology out in the late nineties and early 2000, and unfortunately it got majorly squashed and, you know, a couple of people actually died in that process... […] ...The inventor actually just took it apart and put it on the shelf and he said, you know, it's not time yet. But it was kind of a rude awakening because I found out a lot of people in the field of this free energy are not who you think they are, and even they tried to steal the technology and for themselves, and so it was quite an eye-opener, you know, going around, just seeing that these people that have these things that they say 'Oh here's a million dollars, you know, if you can bring something that's really generating overunity, or whatever – here's this prize.' Well this certain guy - I don't want to mention his name, I don't want to give him trouble again - but he actually brought his device in, he ran it, generated a huge amount of electricity, took it all apart, they got to inspect it, put it back together again, ran it again, there's no batteries, nothing in it. And they said well, we need to take your device, you know, or we're not gonna give you the money. And he says no you're not gonna take the device, you said if I proved to you this worked, it worked, and where's my cheque? And you know, he never got it. So anyway, a lot of these things out there that people think are in place are not really what we think they are, and so we need to create an avenue for that. A system that supports these devices, that keeps them safe and keeps the inventors safe, and a place that is going to get these out into the mainstream.”


It reminded me of what you're endeavouring to build here, and the importance of a support community that's both scientifically literate and above all heart-centred.

Since you sometimes come across people who have a hard time believing the suppression and sabotage in the milieu could be as bad as you report, I thought I'd share James' quote.

I think this may be my 100th post on this thread. I'm also just a few days away from celebrating 3 years of posting at Avalon, most of which has been on this and its related threads. It's been worth every moment. I'm still learning from your work, and coming back to it to reference. Continuing to learn a great deal about this amazing subject.

So thank you.


And good wishes to all

[Nine]

Wade,

thank you for sharing that policy paper about the inner workings of Google and the US establishment.

It was quite revealing...

However, there is a web site that I read daily. Its called Veterans Today and is headed by an internet mythological character called Gordon Duff. I have personally talked to him via email and he seems like a genuinely normal human being..

He writes a huge amount of articles on politics and religion and history and western philosophy and even into art and even into geography....

But his specialty seems to be military movements, such as logistics and strategy and especially intelligence...

are not words great?

i did this that or the other but was in a sense a flunky...the way the world works...

Mr. Duff says that the Assange thing is a huge psy opp run by a huge world wide crime syndicate....

that I will look at....a crime syndicate or he is us sort of stuff...

some of those conversations by that reporter in that article are just raw and I think that the US gov is in huge faction and disarray....but of course that simply must be a ruse of sorts since the game is that wonderful light sweet crude....

and Wade this was printed in a very high end American News magazine....who knows..

Dose the tail wag the dog?

it looks like the wolf just took over google...

to all of the little people its all simply plain hogwash...

I am studying the Cambrian explosion...

thanx

Nine

[Wade Frazier]

Hi Melinda:

Thanks for being here. James was talking about Max, and I just wrote about Max last night, over here. Yes, lone inventors do not have a prayer, and the FE field is full of phonies, groupies, people without any discernment, people claiming they are the Messiah, and so on. Very much like the New Age scene. Once in a great while, you encounter somebody with the right stuff, but they are very few and far between. The Real McCoys are the ones going to prison, being murdered, being run out of the country, and so on, and what is left on the field is the chaff, which enthusiasts dive into with gusto and do not even realize that it is chaff. To one degree or another, this is typical in all fields, but where wealth and power are impacted, the effects are amplified, so what we see in the FE field is more extreme, and the New Age scene resembles the milieu that all organized religions arose within, as they call became corrupted from the beginning by the priesthoods. So it is, in a world of scarcity.

Hi Nine:

That military guy may have psy-op connections himself, and I am always wary of military people writing about those subjects. I don't know the truth of Assange, but he sure was a fool to go play rock star and get caught up in a honeypot operation. Only naifs do that. Happy reading on the journey of life on Earth. You did it once before, but I am sure that you are getting more out of it on your second pass. There is a great deal of depth to that essay that will not be evident on the first read. I designed it so that deep study would yield the paradigmatic insights that I think are needed to learn to sing the song.

Hi all:

I woke up to write a post, and it won't be fun reading, but I can tell that it is needed amongst various members of my readership. When I wrote the 1999 version of my site, I wrote the American Empire and Lies I was Raised With essays, which were intended for my fellow Americans, but I had a greater goal, which was to show how all in-group ideologies are built on lies. All in-groups are formed at the expense of the out-group, and all out-groups are fair game, and this goes back to the first human societies. Heck, it goes back to monkeys and probably to the first territorial animals.

I live in history's richest and most powerful nation, but our behaviors have been no different in kind from Nazi Germany, allegedly history's most evil regime. The only real difference between Hitler and the American emperors is that he was a little more honest about his enterprise. You can stack Bush, Rove, Cheney, Rumsfeld, Perle, Wolfowitz, and the rest of that merry crew alongside Hitler, Goebbels, Goering, Himmler, and friends, and I am not sure who the "winner" would be. The Nazis unleashed Einsatzgruppen to go kill people in mass murder operations in Eastern Europe. The USA did the same thing in Iraq and Vietnam, and it long had a torture school in the USA for training its Latin American puppets. Heck, American industrialists, including the Bush family, were huge supporters of Hitler's rise to power, and when it was over, they whitewashed thousands of death camp Nazis to found NASA and the CIA, and then rehabilitated Hitler's biggest cheerleaders in Germany and put them right back into the positions that they had while cheering along Hitler. The British were no better. That is how empires work. Hitler studied how the English and USA secured North America, and used it as his model for "settling" Eastern Europe. But somehow he is history's most evil figure (at least in the West ).

What we see happening in today in Hydrocarbon Country and what the USA is doing in the Ukraine and vicinity is no different than the kinds of things that Hitler's gang did, but somehow, we are the good guys. Those people can murder the head of state in broad daylight in front of hundreds of witnesses, and it all gets covered up.

Unless people get over their childish in-group conceits, they are not going to become sentient beings. My plan will not work with people who have yoked their minds and spirits to self-serving in-group belief systems. But my work is also about far more than just letting go of our in-group conditioning: it is about understanding how the world really works. The entire point of my big essay is helping my readers reach that understanding, which will necessarily be energy-centric. People can say that humans are inherently evil, but I do not buy that. What I can say, and I think is obvious when studying the human journey, is that when energy was plentiful, it was good times, whether it was easy meat, virgin forests and soils, or East Texas oil, and when it ran out, times got hard. Bonobos made a permanent change in their social organization when their food supply doubled, and they are more peaceful than any human society has ever been. If bonobos could do it, humans can too, I think.

FE means the end of energy scarcity, forever, for all peoples. The transformative effects are truly hard to imagine, but I seek to help people imagine it. They will be needles in haystacks, and that is OK. They will wake up first, and when they deliver FE to the world, like those bonobos, humanity will finally wake up.

Time for work.

Best,

Wade

[Nine]

Wade,

Seriously thank you for your last post since for me this is the avoidance of a huge deep dark rabbit hole...

True friends keep their friends from falling into deep dark bottomless rabbit holes....

I think that I can speak this: If one denies the WW2 Jewish holocaust then much of what they say no matter how well intentioned must be put into question....since their scholarship would be definitely put into question...

I did pay a price for that opinion in a very recent social gathering...and so the more rabid the religionist the farther I want to run from them...

And so much of the alt media IMO is a huge question mark...

Still, the information is there for the truth seeker and choice can be hard for many folks and to discipline ones choices might be the art of true freedom...

And so that I believe is the beauty of your fine work....

When one gets a look at the big picture all else seems to fall into the category of noise...

thanx Wade...

Nine

[Wade Frazier]

Hi Nine:

I wish that that was the only nutty area like that, but it is all over the map like that. I am almost embarrassed to admit that I spent months looking at the moon landings evidence. It really can be a good exercise to disappear into a few rabbit holes like that, so you can understand how they work. There are many areas that can be bewildering to look into, but it really is crazy to deny that evolution is a fact of existence, that a 50% increase in the atmosphere's carbon dioxide content in a century, and climbing fast, is not going to have any impacts, and other pet subjects of the fringes.

While a lot of the alternative media is truly kooky, so is the mainstream media. In fact, believing the mainstream media's lies are far more dangerous than believing the "kooky" stuff. That bogus media drumbeat to invade Iraq cost millions of lives. Medical authorities lauded the health benefits of smoking cigarettes!. To this day, an industrial waste is added to our water supply as "medicine." So, what is the most harmful kookiness?

Happy reading,

Wade

[Nine]

Hi Wade,

You said I could talk about cycling culture.

I am just observing the culture of our Tuesday nite ride.

I have huge cycling genetics and a good work ethic for cycling and I am pushing 60 and so many of my cycling pals are struggling with the aging process and to find a way of meaning to their lives.

On tonight's ride the wolfs mingled with the sheep and so they were not properly separated.

What does that mean?

A brief warm up and then they hit the hills and after a long climb we went down into a glacial valley at 45 plus mph and the group was hopelessly splintered and of course some of the wolfs at the front of that peloton were joyful about their achievement....

I did everything in my power to try to rein in those wolfs but my conclusion is that they must be separated from our peloton....

I spoke to a wolf one of the chief wolfs and he spoke about his anger and how cycling on Tuesday was a great way to express that anger...

The company that he works for makes very very fine musical brass instruments the likes of whom if I told you would line up the finest symphonic orchestras in the world and the finest horn players play these horns...

He was angry not about the horns but about selling the horns to a shrinking market and it hit me about what you talk about Wade, that concept of scarcity....

And so I asked him in the midst of a confab with one of my tea party repub pals ...What about the art?

you know the drill...someone has to pay the bills...blah blah blah...and I said art is not about the bills its about the art...of course I am now considered eccentric since I am retired...and I was reminded by my tea party pal that my fed pension was upon that proverbial chopping block..

My response...as an artist I am sure that I will come up with a creative sign that says..."will work for food"!

And my pal assured me that the artists were indeed taken care of and so the music will survive this mess...

And again I wanted to quit on the spot but of course this is a lab of sorts for me just simply observing human nature in action.

As I have said before I have no answers to the FE conundrum and I have never posted about that latest guru and of course the problem is so much deeper and sometimes I would say that throwing in the towel would be a whole lot easier but then there is Wade in the trenches still....

And I always read about one of your posters who does fine art upon the internet and art might make a huge difference since one never knows whom might become inspired to do something very positive...

And again I must thank you for your work...

thanx

Nine

[Nine]

Wade,

I was an Amway distributor in the late seventies...

Did you not avoid that?

I never fell for the moon lander hoax however and so if one could be proud I will point at that one...in that area of shame and very very poor scholarship....

Poor scholarship is still poor scholarship....

and so poor scholarship and the internet have found a fine gathering of the knuckleheads of the world...

Netflix just emailed me with the news that the series Wilfred has a forth season availble upon netflix...

its a great laugh and so true...

the world really is about a guy dressed up with a dirty used dog custome....

thanx Wade..

Nine

[Wade Frazier]

Hi Nine:

Yes, any culture is a kind of microcosm of humanity, and you will hear the song of scarcity in every culture today. The first post at my forum was on the song of scarcity. Until FE makes its appearance, only rare voices like mine will even mention abundance. To show you how "connected" I am to modern culture, I had to look up Wilfred, even though Frodo stars in it.

There was no escaping Amway in the USA. I never "bought in," and like about all Americans who came of age in the 1970s, I have "funny" Amway stories to tell. I actually slept at the Amway hotel in Ada, Michigan, met the number two man at Amway and met one of their most famous billionaire up-lines, as he sniffed into FE opportunities. We almost got into bed with Amway in 1987, and I drove the truck from the Amway hotel, with all of our company assets in it, to our new operation in Ventura, when things became "interesting."

In Southern California, in the 1970s, est became hot, like a spiritual Amway, and my first girlfriend had me take the course. The next week we moved off to college together, and she dumped me the next week! So, yes, I saw it all during those years, and those were good early experiences for me for understanding the American zeitgeist. I am an American, so can write most knowledgably about us, not other cultures, but my anthropology studies have shown me that people are basically the same, everywhere. We are all the Universal People.

Time for work.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

As I have stated many times, I know that the people that I seek are going to be few and far between. Anybody who has really tried to do anything important in the world knows exactly what I am writing about. Because I am an American, and the USA is the home of the Internet, for now, I end up hearing a lot from Americans, but they really are not my target audience. If they are in my circle, it is because they overcame the great handicaps of their indoctrination and conditioning.

In my experience, Americans are the most deluded people on Earth. Again, I got to experience the reality of the USA long before I studied it. My work is an exercise in scholarship, but my work rarely strays past my experiences. When it does, it is based on the best science and scholarship that I know of, and plenty is bogus, so it has been quite an adventure to go chasing after the truth.

All of those delusions that Americans labor under have a great deal to do with all the failed avenues to FE that have been tried, and deluded members of the public and FE field continue to suicidally advocate them. Those approaches reflect people's beliefs in the Disney version of how the world works. Sparky Sweet and Dennis initially believed the Disney version of how the world works and were rather rudely disabused of their naïveté. American cops are often murderers, and in these high tech days, their murders are being recorded more, such as this recent one. What was ironic for me as I watched that cop murder is that it happened in Charleston, which was the original center of the American slave trade. Not much has changed, it seems. The USA invades distant and lucrative lands while conjuring lies that should not fool a five-year-old, and causes the deaths of millions of innocents, mostly children, and almost nobody in the USA knows or cares. A few months after invading Iraq and no WMD was found, Bush actually hosted a media event in which he made a "humorous" show of looking for the WMD under tables and chairs in the room. I doubt that Hitler ever made a display that disgusting.

As Dennis was being kangarooed into prison, where the officials repeatedly set him up to be murdered, a member of the prosecution admitted to our face that he did not even care if Dennis was guilty or not, and further admitted to lying as much as he needed to gain that coveted conviction of innocent people. What we experienced was not unusual. That it happened in California, the home of Hollywood, was apropos, as the mythical version of how the USA is largely emanates from Hollywood. The other pole of lies is Madison Avenue, where conjuring corporate illusions is an industry. For some of the innumerable lies that the American myths are based on, anybody who performs a modicum of study knows well that Christopher Columbus and George Washington were mass-murdering thieves, aptly named the fathers of our country. Not all is lost, as college professors use my work to try to wake up their students, but one told me that even in this day and age, the irrefutable information in my Columbus essay comes as a shock to 99% of his students. George Washington crafted the plan to swindle the North American continent from its inhabitants. Like the true Columbus story, that Washington crafted that criminal plan is irrefutable. It was his greatest achievement, but you won't be able to find any mention of it in the standard biographies. If Americans even hear of the truth, they go into overdrive, playing many games of denial in order to protect the Disney version that they prefer believing.

The state I was born in and live in today is named for Washington, and the biggest river in the region is named for Columbus. I can find statues of Washington around my state, and a big one is at the local university named for him. Similarly, I attended Junípero Serra Elementary School, and there is a statue of the pious padre in my home town near his lovingly recreated mission, and he is up for sainthood today. What they did not tell me as a child was that his missions were the direct forerunners of Hitler's death camps. I also lived in Columbus, Ohio for the celebration of the 500th anniversary of the "discovery" of the Western Hemisphere, and that time, the city fathers' plans for a 300-foot-tall statue of Columbus did not pan out. In China, they have golden statues of Mao, but the big difference between Chinese and Americans is that the Chinese know that they are being lied to, while Americans swallow the lies as truth. The Chinese are actually more in touch with reality than Americans are, which is admittedly not saying much. All imperial cultures have huge cultural engines that labor mightily to create those illusions, used to herd the masses. In the imperial heartland, believing the lies is profitable, so people are determined to believe the lies no matter how much contrary information exists, but people have an amazing capacity to not even be aware of the reality, even when it stares them in the face. That is not the path to sentience.

This year is the 70th anniversary of our great feat of dropping nuclear weapons on a defeated people, and the bombs specifically targeted women, children, and other non-combatants. As with the 50th anniversary, do not expect any deep reflection on the part of the American people. There never has been any.

Mr. Mentor had all of his inventions either stolen or suppressed, and again, I found that that was standard procedure. I have a relative who works on classified projects in the aerospace world, and he was recently in an invention and technology development class, and they even teach in class today that virtually all inventors get screwed out of their inventions. It is the norm, in the American shark tank, and it gets orders of magnitude worse for FE inventing, but there is an endless parade of FE inventors looking for riches and fame. Some even think that they are the Messiah, and people in the field take them seriously instead of laugh at them. Again, I was in the FE milieu for years, and only a handful of people had the goods and the right stuff, and they ended up dead, in prison, and so on.

I was invited to go watch UFOs in 2005, and was not disappointed, and James Gilliland interviewed me on his radio show several years ago. He worked with an inventor who developed a gizmo very similar to Sparky's, and then came the cloak-and-dagger activities, people died, etc. It is the standard story, but when people like me engage the public (I am the only Real McCoy that I know of who subjects himself to it like I do on the Internet), it becomes a troll-fest, even in supposedly protected forums, with truly insane people attacking me.

I have a plan, and it will work, if I can find enough people with the right stuff who do the work, and a big part of the "work" is to shed the delusions. We will not be able to make it happen if we believe the fairy tale version of how the world works. The enemy is us, not Godzilla. It would only take a relative handful of awake people to turn the tide, and those are the people I seek. Waking up in today's world can be extremely painful, but I seek the people who have, and those I seek woke up because they cared. If you don't care, the rest does not matter.

Best,

Wade

[Ilie Pandia]

When you are aware of the reality of Free Energy is hard to look around you and not think that world is completely mad .

Just today I received a video with illegal deforestation happening here in Romania. 300 hundred years old trees would be cut down and chopped into pieces and shipped out. The client was asked why did he come in Romania for wood? His answer:

"Climate is good here, favorable for the trees. You cut and then you come back in 5 years and then you can cut again!"

It's true that he was only looking at the processed wood, so he did not see the actual trees, but I wonder how did he imagine the trees will grow back in 5 years... Well, it may be helping him sleep better at night.

The solution proposed: an activist movement to ask for better laws and protection of the forests . That is a very far cry from making the problem obsolete. And you can never really use a law to write a problem out of existence...

I had a look at my own room. Some of the furniture is made of wood. Damn. I wondered why is that? Wood is cheap and it is warm to the touch. But would I still choose wood in a FE world? I don't think so... I would use a synthetic material, much more durable, lighter and easier to maintain.

Not going deep enough gives you a feeling of satisfaction that "you are doing something", but in reality you are not really having an effect...

Looking at the IT industry, that I know, there are some processes that you need to follow so you create quality software. Processes like planning, writing, testing, feedback, writing some more and having backups and automation as much as possible. But then "profit" enters the equation, and you want profit today, so you cut corners! No more planning or testing, no more backups, demand over-time from your team so they meet the unrealistic deadline and finally you have a so called "product" to deliver that is total crap.

But all is nice and dandy, because you make money from support as well.

I asked: why do you work in such crazy ways? Why don't spend time on training, planing, versioning systems and working humane hours?

The reply: it is a matter of survival. If we don't cut corners, if we don't burn our team, someone else will and we will lose business. We will have to shutdown. So if you want your pay, if you want to pay your loan/rent then you will have to put up with this!

It's a mad world, I tell you . This makes zero sense! Ruining your health, ignoring your family time for the bottom line... You don't need money...

As the song says: "All we need is Love (energy)!"

But virtually nobody sees this while they are so busy hacking at branches, making a living or fighting for a cause that is really a side issue and would not even exist in a FE world.

Another example of crazy: I get sometimes requests to help fund this or that organization by donating money to fight cancer. I point out to many alternative treatments, that are cheap and could be used instead, but those are not money, they don't create jobs, they don't break any windows and therefore they do not help the economy.

And there are so many more... Just look around, online or in so called "real life", pick a situation or an "urgent problem" and ask yourself: how would this be different if a FE world? You will start to see the madness...

[Wade Frazier]

Hi Ilie:

As I wrote recently, my first post at my forum was on the song of scarcity, and some astute young man wrote the second post. Yes, indeed, when you understand what abundance can mean, and see all the crazy adaptations to scarcity, it can be a mind-boggling experience. What is more stupefying is when you try to let people know that it does not have to be this way, and mention abundance, more than 99% of the time you get back fear and denial. It is one of the reasons why I am sympathetic to people like you who glimpse the vision and try to let those around you hear the good news, to only be shocked at the responses that you receive. Brian had five years of it at the very top of the world's scientific and progressive institutions, and then began wondering if humanity was a sentient species. It took me many years to generalize what I was seeing, and I eventually called it an addiction to scarcity, and I think that I am right. People devote their total beings to survival on a world of scarcity, and cannot imagine anything else. Heck, they refuse to, and people like me are treated like the enemy, because my work means the end of the world as we know it.

Damn, who would not want the world as we know it to end, when it can be like this? If I can find 5,000 singers, it will be like that. It won't take many. During my days with Dennis, I saw how a handful of us gave Godzilla some interesting days at the office. Five thousand people who can really understand abundance and sing it, in chorus? That has never been heard on Earth before. Not even remotely. As I wrote today at Spectrum, a little idealist in us is likely necessary to learn the song.

Best,

Wade

[Limor Wolf]

Ilie, thank you for this superb post, it seems to brings back the questions and the observations along Wade's route and form of thinking. Without observing the past - in the form of how did it came to be and what is our part in it, the presence - what there is and how we are participating in it, and the future - what can be and what we should do (now) for it to grow to certain direction, there seem to be a limited chance of changing the course we are on. So, apparently some small to higher waves are washing our personal and collective shores nowadays in order to push us this way. And observation and reflection while applying it all (as you did) to our life and personal environment is the way to go. Thanks for not hacking at branches