WADE FRAZIER : A Healed Planet

[Wade Frazier]

Hi Ilie:

That was a wonderful article. As you know, I write about cetaceans a bit, including the horrific whaling era, their "intelligence," and my encounters with wild (AKA "free") dolphins. The Michael material discusses cetacean ensoulment and their evolutionary journey. Yes indeed, ensouled species that do not manipulate their environment have a very different orientation and journey in the evolution of their souls. They cannot destroy their planet like we humans can. About a third of the time, species like us make our planet uninhabitable, and we are right at the brink of going over the edge into oblivion, or we might become a Type 1 society. One of my little tales of the future features whales, and that book that I recently gave a report on is a fascinating account of how whale evolution has been sleuthed. Paleobiologists are like Sherlock Holmes, using their ingenuity, toolset, and a lot of courage, believe it or not, working in very hostile environments, to pursue their life's work.

I'll say this: my encounter with those wild dolphins showed that they like the idea of FE. They went crazy. My guide had been doing it for twenty years and had never seen anything like it. When I was there, I hung out with lawyers and programmers who dropped out to swim with dolphins each day. They all considered dolphins their peers and friends, not animals, and I heard amazing stories of dolphin “intelligence” and abilities that go far beyond what humans have, such as their natural telepathic abilities.

Time for work.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

I'll spend the last few minutes before I rush out the door to work to make another post on the ways that the "system" operates to take out people such as Dennis, Gary, Rodney, etc. When Bill the BPA Hit Man waged that bankruptcy lawsuit, he found four dupes to file with them, and they just made stuff up out of the thin air. I heard their testimony at the trial, and that day became one of the salient moments of my journey. Imagine me scraping up four homeless people off the streets, dressing them up, and had them make up stories about how much Microsoft owed them, and we took Microsoft into bankruptcy court and strangled the company. That is what that kangaroo court in Seattle allowed Bill and his dupes to do to Dennis's company.

Bill left his dupes holding the bag and soon became a "noted Tesla researcher" who heckled and wrecked Dennis's appearance at a conference soon after I sprung him from jail. As I discovered with contract agents like Bill, when they are not on assignment, they are on their own. Mr. Texas sits in prison today because of his free-lance use of his scamming skills, while Bill got a big payday and is now a hitman for the medical racket. The company that he "sold" to that big biomed company (Fortune 500) was used for outright scams. Bill used his knowledge of the legal system to ruthlessly scam people. His MO was an expensive piece of medical equipment used in an aquatic sport, and he would take orders, with a big upfront payment (thousands of dollars a pop). He just pocketed the money, and he stole most of it from people making international orders, sending money to the USA. What recourse did they have? When Americans began complaining that Bill stole from them, he sued them! The only Americans who have any belief in "justice" coming from the USA's legal system watched TV shows and movies, and have no real experience with how the system operates. Imagine the thief suing you because you complained! Most people had no idea how to respond, and the authorities do not care about people like Bill ripping off the public, and may have even been told to turn a blind eye to it.

I really could go on for days, and also in situations during my corporate career that had nothing to do with FE or saving the world. The USA's legal system is fundamentally evil, and has been since George Washington's plan to steal a continent and the USA's first chief justice openly advocating that the system should be designed to serve the rich. It does.

Time for work.

Best,

Wade

[Melinda]

Posted by Ilie Pandia (here)
Hello,

This is an interesting essay about intelligence and technology:

https://knowledgeutopia.wordpress.co...-intelligence/

And it raises a few interesting questions: does lack of technology implies lack of intelligence and is the technological evolution the only way to go for an intelligent species? How would we look today if we had easy access to abundant food and we would not have to fight for it? If our entire technology was driven by scarcity and fear where would we be today if those two motivators would not have been present?

The essay above makes me wonder if high tech is the only way to go. What if cetaceans have some kind of "consciousness technology" that to us looks like "still sleeping in trees" while these guys can explore realms and dimensions we cannot even imagine. Hm...

Thank you for sharing that Ilie. What a stimulating piece of writing.

Wanted to share the following quote :

"Humans are big-brained manipulators. Cetaceans and elephants are big-brained non-manipulators... [...] ...Humans may be the paramount tool-makers of the Earth, but the whale may be our paramount thinker. We can only imagine how a dolphin perceives the stars, but they may well do so better than we. Indeed, if the power of such an awesome brain could be utilized, travel to the stars might have already been achieved. The mind can travel to realms that rockets can never reach. Or perhaps they have already discovered that the ultimate destination of a voyager is to arrive back where it belongs — in its own place within the universe. The desire to travel to the stars could very well be an aberration, a need within a species that has been ecologically deprived. Intelligent species here or else where in the universe may have determined that space travel is not the ultimate expression of intelligence. It may only be the ultimate expression of technology: technology and wisdom may be widely diverse expressions of different forms of intelligence."

https://knowledgeutopia.wordpress.co...-intelligence/

I'm about to reiterate things I've said before - they're not aimed at you Ilie I just felt inspired to write in response to such a lovely article.

That portion (above) really resonated, and also reminded me of one of the difficulties I think we can face in addressing the free energy issue - in that there are reasons to associate technology with destruction and / or distraction because :
1) fuelling that technology has been based on limited resources, the use of which has polluted the environment and perpetuated competition for resources
2) there have been political factors at play that have perpetuated and fed that culture of competition, rather than encouraging exploration of alternative systems (of thinking, working, designing) along the way
3) as a result of said culture of oppression we have escaped into technology for relief, and expressed limited, escapist, survivalist tendencies through it, rather than consistently applying it to support our higher potential.

For numerous reasons, we have evolved with and through use of technology through the ages - one of the most obvious being the need to protect against predators and environmental difficulties. The way I envisage a peaceful free energy world is with the understanding that freedom from drudgery, slavery and pollution (and the survivalist outlook/guilt that come with them) can open us up to our greater potential. So we can rise each morning and truly say we are free.

Free to think and speak our own thoughts without having to tailor them
- so we don't risk losing our job
- so we don't risk losing our home
- so we don't risk losing our source of food
- so we don't risk losing our family because we can't support them financially
- so we don't risk losing ourselves, daily, to survivalist thinking and the notion that "we are not enough"

Enjoying that freedom is conducive to more relaxed hearts and minds. Taking the pressure off our nervous systems so we are no longer wired for survival, for battle, preoccupied with threats of imminent danger on such a regular basis that it seems 'normal.' So 'normal' that we forget how different life can feel. To enjoy that freedom can reopen our perceptions to more subtle and gentle ways or perceiving - and it's that feeling of security and expanded opportunity that can enable us to reconnect psychically with one another and with the extraordinary cosmos in which we live.

That kind of freedom is something many have felt unable to feel or to sustain feeling. If feeling it in a world of scarcity were easy, billions of people would be doing it rather than being distracted from it. In a world built up over hundreds of years through technology, it is likely that applying creative solutions through technological means is what can heal the damage we've done.

There have always been people who are loving and psychic, in spite of poverty and conflict. But even gifted shamans and psychics I've met benefit from the speed and independence of travelling in planes and cars, and utilising books, and the internet to learn from and connect with other beings. It was partly thanks to technology that I got to hear a joyful interview with Joan Ocean, who spoke about her experience of swimming with dolphins and communicating with 'ships' beneath and above the water.

https://projectavalon.net/forum4/show...l=1#post871598

(Post # 11518, Pg.576 on Gio's Up at the Ranch thread, if the link's faulty, including Joan's interview and some quotes from her story.)


Many of us do not want microchips in our heads to instantly purchase consumer goods or even speak a dozen languages. But we can see the virtue in eliminating poverty, and expanding our freedom to travel and nurture one another in a world free of pollution.

At our very best we are expressions of divine loving energies. The question is, how best to create a world conducive to expressing them. I'm wondering if, as Wade perceived, the dolphins might be happy for us to use FE and technology to clean the mess we've made of the oceans, and rejuvenate our way of life.

More people living in abundance, being less wired for escapist/predatory comforts, may also result in more vegetarianism, and more creative, benevolent approaches to food that enable enriching diets which support balance and growth. Even cetaceans are still preying on other life forms for food; so much as I don't condemn them for it, I still think a future in which humans don't feel compelled to it can be one of a greater lightness of being. Our technology can assist us with doing that, and we can do so with an appreciation for the earth and her nourishing systems and energies.

That's the world I'd like to see. Technology in harmony with our greatest psychic and spiritual potential.

I'll borrow a couple of pics from a recent post I made, to illustrate.

3 multi-shaped travel pods, designed to echo their environments, travel in the woods where people can explore the day as they climb, levitate and meditate near the water.

There is a lightness in our bodies, which even the trees can feel.

[Nine]

Hi wade

Did you know that I never saw a movie called the blues brothers

I missed it since I was very afraid..

I watched it yesterday on Netflix


Thanks millinda for yer post

Thanx wade

Nine

[Wade Frazier]

Hey, Melinda is cheating! She is shamelessly recycling art from another post. I want my money back. Seriously, it is obvious that Melinda brings plenty to the table, and for a non-scientist, she keenly understands what the grind of scarcity does to people and what the potential of abundance is. That is a key understanding that members of the choir will need to achieve.

Hi Nine:

Yes, no need for fear. That was the peak of Belushi's career, along with his turn in Animal House. He was like a comet: brightly here and quickly gone.

To all:

I'll return to the vignettes soon, but to segue from Melinda's perceptive and loving post, what she, Ilie, Darren, and some other Avalonians bring to the table is just what I am looking for. Ilie and Darren are slowly digesting my work, as are others, and they have the chops to play on stage with me, going deep on discussing my big essay. Only by going deep on the material, discussing it in high-minded fashion, will the comprehensive nature of the material really begin to "seat," so that the paradigm that I am painting is not some new and crazy idea, but it becomes part of the fabric of how people think and view the world. When they can do that, they will keep their eye on the ball and not be distracted by the daily circus, the struggle for survival in a world of scarcity, the New Age and conspiracist flavors the day, the latest FE talking head who claims that he is the Messiah, and so on.

Each in his/her own way, Melinda, Ilie, and Darren awakened. I plan to write more on Darren's and Ilie's wonderful autobiographical posts. Their awakenings were far gentler than mine, so took longer, but they got there, and it was their hearts that led them to their awakenings, not their "intelligence" so much, although all are keenly intelligent, in that human way (different from how cetaceans play the ensouled species game), even though Melinda is not a scientist.

As I have stated many times, what has been "interesting" about my journey is that dolphins, ETs, and world authorities (1, 2) react very enthusiastically to me (and my work and message), while the masses slumber, I get trolled and attacked by the public, and the most hurtful attacks came from my friends and family. It has always been this way, and I accepted it long ago. It just comes with the territory and is why the social circle and mass movement approaches to FE have not worked and are very unlikely to.

I have to work the weekend once more, so I am not going to get the latest version of my big essay published this weekend, but it is coming soon, maybe by next weekend. Again, no radical changes, but some new stuff and some editorial changes to make the reading experience easier (mostly typos and grammar). These 60-to-70-hour weeks are taking their toll, but a break is coming soon for this old man.

Time for chores and work.

Best,

Wade

[Nine]

Wade,

I went to the local evangelical mega church today.

The pastor talked about choice and choice that we all make within life.

He spoke of the fact that the average human makes about seventy choices a day and the fact that those daily choices do add up to a life time and so of course he wound it into a yarn about moses and god and de bible and such but honestly his talk was so very rational when you really come down and think about it.

The most increadable thing about his presentation was a couple of doors that were set up upon stage of this huge mega church and one door said "life" and the other door said "death" and the sermon was an absolute admonition to choose life above all else.

I could go into this issue but will not and so I am simply observing what I saw and reporting upon it..
What this man is doing is simply channeling as an evangelical about truth....I do not know if what I witnessed was truth but there is a spirit of truth about the place..as it were..

And so what Elie posted about the whales and such and Melindes post about personal scarcity and how to not react to it made a lot of sense to me.

However, one should look at intuition and science and observable fact as the way one should go and so what actually is an observable fact?

And I wanted to talk about privacy for a moment if I could and my unwilliness to come forward and put up a pic and an ident and so I have my reasons and so my family is the reason and to be famous would draw a most unwanted attention upon other dear family members and so I look that far down the road dearest Wade...

And so as I have influenced you and you have influenced me and so my dear family could become a target of some folks cunning and so I have a US federal pension and do not need anyone's money and so I seek the truth wherever that lays....as it were...

Fame in itself is a source of becoming a target ...as it were..

I seek peace in my life and in the world around me and in the greater world that I can not control and so who has access to such energy?

And so I point all here back to the work...

thanx

Nine

[Wade Frazier]

Hi Nine:

Yes, the individual decisions that we all make every day result in the world we live in. The way that I see it, the crux is if our decisions and actions are self-serving or other-serving, and most people are predominantly self-serving. So it is, in a world of scarcity. Godzilla has simply made self-service into a science, as have all dark pathers. If mystical bodies of work such as Michael's are valid, the entire point of us being here is making decisions and learning from the consequences of our actions, and love is always the answer. The primary failing of organized religion is making people unclean or doomed unless they "sign on" to that particular church's agenda, as if that organization has a monopoly on salvation and is the only valid connection to that higher power. That bunk is behind all organized religions. Priesthoods have engaged in corrupt social control from the beginning. We all have a direct connection to the Creator, and in fact are the Creator, in a very real sense. We are creators, not victims, and that might be the most difficult perspective to achieve on Earth, especially in a world of scarcity and fear. That is the great challenge of being here and the primary cruelty of this dimension, which is the greatest cruelty in Creation, and people can be forgiven for thinking that the Creator is one hell of a sadistic SOB or does not exist. I myself wonder what the heck the thinking was when this dimension was created, but I am trying to like the taste of my medicine.

Places such as Avalon are for those who wish to remain publicly anonymous. I understand the fear that people have (but paranoia will destroy ya), and my choir is for people a little more courageous. We are not going to manifest a healed planet via the path of fear and anonymity. Many people are hanging back in the shadows today, willing to help me in ways, but they want to stay in the background, anonymous, as they fear for their careers, etc. Their fears are not entirely groundless, but are overblown, IMO. Someday, more of them may feel that the coast is clearer, and they will come forward. I am not sure if they will be choir material, however. They may be part of the 100,000 that will "do something." You may have noticed that several Avalonians that I have interacted with eventually became real people, and none of them have come to harm. I applaud their courage. Ilie and Darren began here anonymously, as did David Hughes and other choir material.

Similar to how the USA's attorney general described Dennis, my forum is going to be squeaky clean. Nothing illegal, no advocacy of coercion, violence, "protest," confronting the elites, etc., but just combined positive intention focused on developing a comprehensive perspective of how the world really works, followed by a technical effort to develop the most lucrative technology in the human journey, and then give it away. Nothing like it has ever been remotely attempted before, and it may well create some harmonic effects before the technical effort begins, like those trumpets blowing down the walls, but this will be a song of love and abundance, not fear and scarcity. Will there be some risk? Yes. But I have engaged in professional risk management and am very good at it. It might be my greatest professional talent, and I foresaw all of the financial catastrophes in my society during the past generation. I have applied that talent toward designing my current effort, along with the learning experience of my journey. I always kept my eyes open.

Dennis put the best heating system in world history on people's homes for free, and was endlessly attacked by the gangsters who run the American system, even when the sitting president's energy advisor was cheering for Dennis. But I have designed what I am doing to specifically avoid the pitfalls that I saw harm Dennis's and other efforts. Nobody will be making their livelihoods from that I am doing, and there are many other aspects of what I am doing to reduce the risk of those involved with me, but I need people to leave all of their beginner's bright ideas at the door, and the comprehensive education that I offer is partly intended to help "inoculate" newcomers from the many doomed approaches that have not worked and are not likely to. Those approaches largely rest on delusional ideas of how the world really works. It does not work like it does on TV or YouTube, and the view from the cubicle or surfing the Internet is highly limited. I seek people who have already been awakened in some way. Without that awakening, what I have to teach will not mean anything, as you can see from this hornet's nest that I stepped into. Many people fancy that they are awake, but they only sing variations of the song of scarcity, and that is not awake enough for what I have in mind. I need awakened hearts as the starting point, and that will be the hard part of what I am doing: finding them. It does no good to judge the sleeping, and trying to awaken them with talk is highly dangerous, to both them and those trying to awaken them.

About the only reason why I explore the dark side of our culture, where mass murdering thieves become national heroes, is to disabuse people of their delusions that there is some group of "good guys" out there just dying to help an effort like mine. It does not exist. People today call the darkness the light – that is how delusional mass awareness is today. I have not seen any group on Earth with the right stuff to help make FE happen, so I am going to have to roll my own.

I have a little time today. I have been editing my big essay a little more, tweaking it here and there, combining parts that seem unnecessarily repetitive, adding a reference here and there (899 references as of this morning), and part of me wanted to master the essay today and publish it, but I will wait until next weekend, after another week of "spare" time of tweaks. So, today, I will try to catch up on responding to the posts that have been made here and elsewhere.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

I am such a liar. Friends and family issues took up much of my day, and I may not even get out to hike, but the below is hot off the press, the result of some more study on early civilizations, which I have been doing in my "spare" time lately. This is an example of what I have been adding in the past couple of months, here and there.

I expect to have more time by next weekend, so that I can be more active in replying to the posts.

Best,

Wade


Across all preindustrial civilizations, UP reacted in different ways to the energy surplus that domestication afforded, which usually depended on environmental variables, such as whether the arable land was bounded or whether shifting cultivation (as the soils were depleted) was feasible for relatively sedentary populations. The early states that arose where cultivation could be continual for a plot of land (through fertilizer and other methods) and were geographically bounded by barriers such as mountains, deserts, and bodies of water (Peru and Egypt), were generally dominated by an elite in a steeply hierarchical society in what has been called the "exclusionary domination" model. The "corporate" model was more feasible where shifting cultivation could be practiced and geographical boundaries were minor (pre-state China) and less dominated by "great men" (monarchies) and more by groups that shared power (oligarchies, while constantly jockeying for it), and their control was more over labor than land. Most states arose where the arable land was both unbounded and permanent, or at least relatively permanent. In anthropological circles, the corporate and exclusionary domination models of early civilizations often seemed to vie and interact, with one succeeding the other at times. However, whether it was monarchy or oligarchy, the surplus was so small in agrarian civilizations that only a small elite and professional class could exist. Freedom was always a scarce commodity that primarily resided with the elite. While there was some variation in social organization across the world's agrarian cultures, the basics were identical for all of them, with elites and professionals riding atop the peasant class and extracting the agricultural surplus from them via a variety of carrots and sticks. Without the energy that agriculture provided, large sedentary populations were not possible, and without an agricultural surplus, civilization could not have formed. Everything about the formation and trajectory of all civilizations depended on those energy dynamics. Without those levels of energy generation, the game simply could not be played. In their most essential fundamentals, they were all the same.

[Servant Limestone]

Hi guys,

The Internet connection is ****ed up so far. And my paranoid side tells me that this began since I've made my decision to join this forum. Hmmm... But nah, we'll never know. It doesn't matter. You're right Wade.

But the reality is that I'm still digging through stuff and even if I made the decision to reveal myself, I might not yet be choir material. It's a process. It's not that I only want to reveal myself if I feel like I can make a case that I am choir material, after all there are others who already revealed themselves and yet they are still or might not be in the choir, but I want to follow the pattern of those people... they've revealed themselves but even if they can't be in the choir, they have already dug deep. And I'm just beginning. Once I felt that I gone far, I might be able to do it. Joining the choir is not something I truly aim. Education and understanding free energy as far as I can do it by doing my homework is a gift by itself, given the circumstances of our world today. But I'm still not digging deep. Or I am still not sure how I can properly express the things I have in mind. I believe it will get better. I'm not even a month old here.

That's all I want to say. Thanks.

SL

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

The 12-hour days will be over soon, and I'll have more time to write. As you know, SL, time is short on Earth for humanity to turn the corner. I have been at this for more than 40 years, but my path has been teaching me patience. There is no rush to study my work, to reveal your identity, to try to become choir material, etc. If you "merely" digested my big essay and kept its themes uppermost in your mind, it would be a mighty contribution to healing humanity and the planet, and you would achieve one of the loftiest perspectives on Earth, and that has to be good for something. As I have written recently, there is no use to the "FE or bust mentality," the "choir or bust" mentality, etc. Most stuff like that is the ego talking. Yes, if we do not solve the energy issue, and pronto, it is going to be game over for civilization, and maybe even humanity. But we can also become a Type 1 civilization.

I can tell you this: the best thing for you, right now, in your journey, is to find a way to ground yourself. There are many ways to do it, but you need to (exercise, music, friends, meditation, etc.). People have ended up in mental institutions after encountering my work, and others should have been. You need both feet firmly on the ground to navigate Wade's World. There is no need to rush, to feel like you have to do anything relating to my work, and so on. You said that you did not talk to anybody about my American Empire essay for a year. That was wise, and my big essay is going to be far harder to digest. It is not light reading. It is not conceptually all that difficult, as scientists tell me, but it covers a lot of territory and is a paradigm-builder above all else.

Time for bed.

Best,

Wade

[Servant Limestone]

Hi,

You're so right Wade. I have to settle down for now. I understand the fact that encountering Wade's World can really bring people to mental instability. It did changed my life. And I think it's wise that I kept silent about it. But I believe that in the grand scheme of things, it's all for the better for me. Settling down is wise. You do have 40 years of experience to bring. I don't have those 40 years and humanity might not have 40 years left. I have to face that possibility and that I am going to see it by myself. Practicing to accept that possibility and give myself inner peace amidst such unfortunate conditions we are living in is a wise thing to do, I guess. I definitely don't want to spend time in a mental hospital. I think part of the reason why I can't properly put things that I see, hear, etc. into perspective so far is because I can't calm down and settle down. I just felt agitated, including those things that my body is feeling as I've written to you before in a PM, because of all of those emotions and feelings that I held back. I have to calm down.

Thanks Wade.

SL

[Wade Frazier]

Hi SL:

As I have written, I am a hyper-empath, so I am very familiar with emotions and their effects. You can imagine how emotionally challenging my journey was. Hyper-empaths often crash and burn, but people Jesus would have likely been "diagnosed" as a hyper-empath. It has taken me many years to learn how to try to stay grounded, as I traveled my journey. None of it was easy, but nothing about life on Earth is. That old saying, "Life is a bitch, and then you die," is not far from the mark, even in rich nations, never mind the poor ones. It can be different, if only a relative handful of us woke up and focused on what was important. Life in industrial societies is immensely better than it was only a few centuries ago, and FE can catapult humanity into a future that almost nobody can even imagine today. Godzilla's greatest triumph is making FE and the world that can come with unimaginable, and 99.9% of humanity obediently obliges him. I hope to upset that applecart.

I surprisingly work up pretty early, so have a little vignette time, so here comes one, picking up where I left off.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

I am going to pick up where I left off on the vignettes. Bill getting four dupes to make things up and take Dennis's company into bankruptcy court was mild compared to what was ahead of us. I have written about how my boss engineered the theft of Dennis's company and do not need to belabor it, but the exact mechanics of how it was done can help show how this stuff works, and why Dennis's lawyers kept saying, "They can't do that!" I am going to get into a little technical stuff here, but it will help people understand this kind of theft. Imagine that you came into some money. What would you do with it? Most people would piss it away as fast as they could, just like American NBA players, rock stars, and lottery winners do. That is another discussion, of people's crazed reactions to relative abundance in a world of scarcity.

But let's say that you came into money and did the prudent thing and put it in a bank. You walked into the bank with your sack of money (or huge cashier's check) and opened an account. The legal transaction was that you placed your money in the hands of the bank and the bank gave you a receipt in return, which gave evidence of the accounting relationship that you now had. When you wrote a check on that account, the bank could clear the check to whomever you wrote it to (providing you had enough funds in the account so that the check could be honored), and give them some of the money that you deposited with the bank. If you wanted to close the account and change banks, in most places in the world, that is easily done, and the bank writes you a check that you can deposit in the next bank that you decide to do business with. It is pretty simple, really. That is called engaging in commerce, where two parties come into contact for mutually beneficial reasons. You have a safe place to store your money, and under the fractional banking system, the bank lends your money out to others, and earns interest on it. Banks are really pretty simple.

When Dennis began to fly high in Seattle, Mr. Financier did not want to just loan Dennis money to place those heat pumps on people's homes for free, but he wanted a piece of the action, to be an owner of Dennis's company. He put Dennis in touch with a company that had a shell company. I help companies "go public" for a living, among other things that I do, and shell companies have been used as vehicles to help companies quickly go public. The SEC frowns on such practices today, but they used to be more prevalent. In essence, a shell company was a corporation that had registered with the SEC and had stock on the market, but had no business or assets. It was a "shell" that looked for something to fill it, which meant a legitimate business. If a business bought a shell company, it instantly "went public," and the public could buy shares of its company. Mr. Financier steered Dennis toward the owners of a shell company, and the lead came from one of his employees, and Dennis then bought the shell. The deal was that Dennis put the assets of his company into the shell, he got 80% of the shares outstanding, Mr. Financier got 10%, and some of their pals bought stock which helped fund the stock transaction, and Dennis instantly went public. That rarely happens today, but companies have to go through the laborious process of "going public."

Little did Dennis or Mr. Financier know it at the time, but the people who sold that shell were grifters, and may have worked for Godzilla. The deal went down at a building with a sign that said "Tara Brokers," but it was not for stock brokering, as was implied to Dennis, but truck brokers, who broker truck freight (it is common in the trucking industry). The owner of the shell did the deal right there, bringing the meeting to order by picking up an tapping his ashtray on the table, and he voted the stock to go into a deal with Dennis's company (CONSERVE), where Dennis put his company’s assets into the shell, the shell issued him 80% of the shares outstanding, Mr. Financier 10%, and the other people funding the deal shared in the 10%, and the shell got some shares themselves. Again, that was a pretty typical deal back then. Dennis then went from begin the 100% owner of his privately-held company to the 80% owner of a public company. Not bad. The market price of his 80% stake was soon worth $50 million.

Mr. Financier soon sold Dennis one of his houses in "inventory" at his finance company, in a nice neighborhood in Bellevue, with a pool in the basement. When I took Dennis home one night after work, when he told me about how his employee died, courtesy of Bill, I first visited his home. I live pretty close to it today, about a ten minute drive on city streets. Dennis was flying high once again, for a brief time, until the sledgehammer came down again. On the East Coast, it was his partners and the mafia wielding the sledgehammer, but Dennis began playing at a higher level in Seattle and, accordingly bigger gangsters got involved. Bill became a Godzilla asset, and the Mormon financial empire is the most prominent Godzilla player today, they were the biggest investors in the Washington electric companies, and those grifters were Mormons. How deep that all went is anybody's guess. Bill's counterpart in Ventura, Mr. Texas, is also a Mormon who sits in prison today for his part in a Mormon scam.

The onslaught by the Attorney General's office, the media, the alphabet soup agencies sicced on the company - all on behalf of the electric companies - and the expiration of the tax credit, wrecked Dennis's company long before my boss engineered its theft, and it was one of those situations where dishonesty, greed, and stupidity seemed to co-exist in what I have called mindless greed.

Dennis's birthday happened this past week, and his next birthday will be his 70th. It boggles my mind that he is going at it as hard at it as ever, even though he was run out of the USA, as higher level gangsters got involved, whom the sitting American president takes orders from. The highest levels on Earth were regularly involved in Dennis's adventures, but it is hard to say if they had much to do with Dennis's final conflict in the USA. On Dennis's 40th birthday in May 1986, his employees gave him a party. I was working hard, reconstructing the books and hate parties anyway, so was working at my desk and the company's phone rang. I answered it, and it was Mr. Financier. He wanted to talk to Dennis, and I said that he was in the midst of a birthday party, and Mr. Financier kind of jumped on me, saying that it was no time for frivolity, and that he needed to immediately talk to Dennis. I went upstairs to their big meeting room, where one woman kind of made a show of giving Dennis his presents. I quietly said to Dennis's wife, I believe, that Mr. Financier was on the phone. As I recall, Dennis called him immediately after the party. That is the only time that I ever talked to Mr. Financier. Little did I know it at the time, but Mr. Financier was in the middle of having his own company stolen by those grifters, as a way to steal Dennis's company, which happened the next month.

I am setting the stage so that the mechanics of the theft are clear. What technically happened was that the shell company said that it had not properly ratified the issuance of Dennis's shares, and that rather impromptu meeting at that broker's office was not official, so Dennis's shares were not legally issued and really did not own any of the shares of that public company. To take it back to that bank analogy, imagine being in that bank, depositing your money, getting the receipt, and then the bank later contacted you and said that there was a form that was not filled out properly, so your money was now theirs. They got free money from you, because they hoodwinked you into not filling out the form properly. That, in essence, was the mechanics of the theft of Dennis's company, the kind where lawyers say, "They can't do that!" But they do. All the time.

I had no idea what was happening behind the scenes, as I worked long hours to construct the company's books. One day, a Friday in early June, as I recall, I was at my desk, and some people I had never seen before came into the office, and Dennis and his wife were nowhere to be seen. One of them came up to me, introduced himself, and shook my hand. I had no idea what was happening, and my boss came over and said that I should take the rest of the day off, and that there were some things happening in the office that would blow over by Monday. It turns out that my boss and his cronies struck, and that man who shook my hand was one of the thieves and assumed that I was one, too. He was one of those investors who helped fund the shell deal and became an instant millionaire when the stock skyrocketed. He lost it all as the company was wrecked, and was stupidly seduced by my boss and the grifters to steal Dennis's company. It was a gentle preview of what I was about to see many times over the next few years.

I was less than five years removed from my college graduation at that time, a babe in the woods, but as I learned what was happening, I said, "They can't do that!" Imagine that bank just taking the customer's money and running. That was what that shell company was doing with Dennis, allowing him to put his company into the shell, and the shell giving nothing in return. Legally, Dennis should have been able to get his private company back. When thievery is that blatant, logic goes flying out the window. Although Dennis's 80% ownership was declared invalid, Mr. Financier's stock was valid, in the "make it up as you go" logic of the thieves. So, Mr. Financier's 10% ownership instantly became 50% ownership of the outstanding stock. That is why the grifters stole Mr. Financier's company (probably using similar tactics, and I heard that his shareholders, many of whom he gave their shares to, as a way of sharing his wealth with his friends, became the "inside" people who facilitated the theft, just like my boss did). Keep in mind that my boss was specifically hired by Dennis to ensure that that shell company transaction was properly executed, and he instead used his position of responsibility to steal the company. I wish that this story was strange and unusual, but it happens every day in The Land of the Free, and George Washington's strategy of swindling the natives with fraudulent treaties that the USA never intended to honor was a precedent-setting act, for a nation of murderous thieves.

I called Dennis after I left the office, asking what was happening. I was sold on Dennis early on. He was the reason I was there, not my boss. My spiritual training and Boy Scout nature came in handy early on, and I could spot a great soul in Dennis. I was never tempted for an instant by my boss's theft play. Dennis told me that my boss had engineered a coup attempt, and that it did not work, and that Dennis was getting control of his building back that day. The next day is when we moved Mr. Inventor's equipment to Mr. Engineer's barn, after meeting at Dennis's house.

I have a lot more to write about the theft of Dennis's company. The theft and aftermath is really when I began to wake up, as I saw the employees cheer the theft of Dennis's company and saw several groups fighting over its carcass, with Dennis long gone and trying to rebuild his company in Boston. But it will have to wait for another day, as I have to go to another long day at the office.

Best,

Wade

[Nine]

Hi Wade,

I can tell you this: the best thing for you, right now, in your journey, is to find a way to ground yourself. There are many ways to do it, but you need to (exercise, music, friends, meditation, etc.). People have ended up in mental institutions after encountering my work, and others should have been. You need both feet firmly on the ground to navigate Wade's World. There is no need to rush, to feel like you have to do anything relating to my work, and so on. You said that you did not talk to anybody about my American Empire essay for a year. That was wise, and my big essay is going to be far harder to digest. It is not light reading. It is not conceptually all that difficult, as scientists tell me, but it covers a lot of territory and is a paradigm-builder above all else.

Yes that is great advice Wade, and so I am making many changes including what I read upon the internet and so even here upon Avalon the crazy folks are out and about and I do not wish to talk with them or read their nonsense and in real life I am getting rid of useless so called friendships and useless events that I attend and so to become more or less grounded upon reality Wade.

I will give you an example Wade...tonite was that bike ride/race that we do each week and so many of my cyclists friends have plenty of disposable income and are buying new carbon fiber bikes and carbon faired wheelsets costing between 6000 and 10000 dollars I kid you not and so cycling has become the new golf.

And my tuesday nite group has been taken over and converted into a tea party republican country club upon wheels...the horror!

What would dear Howard Zinn say?

I looked into the science of the tech that they are riding and talked with a Trek engineer about the new carbon bicycle frames and the new faired aerodynamic wheelsets and he told me that my 5 year old carbon bicycle is primitive and obsolete and that I am at an at least twenty percent speed disadvantage over the new technology.

Unfortunately I am too old to be sponsored and to poor to purchase such technology so I quit this "golf outing" to do other things as an aging cyclist and so this I believe is more realistic for me and much healthier for sure...

I wish to live in peace and in simplicity and in love with my dear family and friends and to avoid useless distractions...

My cycling is not the problem but however whom I have choosen to cycle with has become one...and so I made some needed changes...

thanx Wade

Nine

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

Not much time before I rush off to work, and I'll briefly address a post.

When SL made his little splash post, it was a great little piece on his nation, bringing the readers some insight into his little corner of the world. Living on the West Coast, I deal with Filipinos and Asians continually. That Filipino American-philia was also typical with Latin American elites, who cherished their trips to Disney World. The USA is different in ways from other conquerors. It is partly due to our heritage, partly the world scene that we dominated, and we are a declining empire today, but we are not going quietly. We might trigger World War III before we exit the stage. The Philippines was an imperial outpost since Spain conquered it. The USA used it as a staging ground for its Asian enterprises, including Vietnam. South Korea played ball, and Koreans have also been beneficiaries of the American presence, if you discount the millions killed in the imperial war that we enthusiastically prosecuted. It is a very mixed bag, being the USA's bitch.

Time for work.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

The 12-hour days are over for now, so back to writing. I plan to publish the latest version of my essay this weekend. After this one, it may be years before another significant revision, but I always kill typos when I find them. Back to the vignettes.

That Friday in June 1986, when my boss told me to take the rest of the day off, I had no idea what was happening, but the next week was full of awakening moments. Putting Mr. Inventor's equipment in Mr. Engineer's barn was very memorable. Dennis, as the owner of the business, got access to our building that weekend (we could not have moved Mr. Inventor's equipment otherwise), and on Monday, I was back at work (after hiking on Sunday, during what was the best hiking year of my life – those events happened a couple of weeks after this picture was taken), and on Monday morning, another memorable scene played out. My boss was a little too confident that his coup would not be challenged. That morning, as I worked at my desk, in came my boss and his partner in crime, our general counsel. They left a great deal of incriminating material in their offices, and they came to retrieve it. Dennis came out of his office during the commotion and threw himself in front of the door to my boss's office, as he tried to push his way past Dennis. It nearly degenerated into violence. With Dennis barring the way, they left. That day, Dennis retrieved a great deal of incriminating material from their office, regarding their coup plan and other criminal activity.

I had already seen the lying media in action (which was only a gentle preview 1, 2, 3), I heard from Dennis about that woman's death, but to see my boss and his sidekick, a lawyer, lead an effort on the inside to steal the company was an eye-opener for me, to put it mildly. A shareholder's meeting was scheduled for that week, which was the official coup attempt. Years later, in his jail cell, Dennis wrote what became My Quest, and in it he wrote that he was relieved when his Seattle company was stolen, as the company was dead and he would have been trying to reanimate a dead carcass in a very hostile environment. Years later, when he saw me write that, Dennis denied ever saying it, but he wrote it in his book.

Dennis is the greatest human that I ever met or am likely to meet, his IQ is probably higher than mine and his memory is good, but not as good as mine. I only know one person whose memory is better than mine, and his is scary good. He said that he is too old today to do it, but up until age 60 or so, you could name any date on the calendar for the past 40 years and he could tell you in detail what he was doing that day. Mine is not that good, but being a hyper-empath probably has something to do with it, in that I have what has been called an eidetic memory. I can recall events with great clarity, and for me, I can clearly recall how I felt as I lived through those events. I have such memories from age two. I wonder what my life review will be like, as I am constantly remembering it, especially as I keep having to write about my journey.

Could Dennis have fought harder to keep his Seattle company from being stolen? Probably, but he was up against many malign forces in those days, and the company was pretty much dead by that time. That scene, of my boss trying to break into his office, and Dennis throwing himself in front of the door, is one of many vivid memories that I took with me from those days of awakening. I had finished my three-month project of reconstructing the company’s books by then, and if the customers had paid what their systems proved to save, Dennis's company made millions of dollars during that run, in spite of the mayhem.

During that week, many people took off their masks. One young man in the company worked for the grifters who were about to steal Dennis's company (his father was a key player), and as the sting was about to be pulled off and the kid (a few years younger than me) realized what was happening and the "profession" that he got involved with, he was sickened. The accounts payable clerk, who worked at the desk next to me, was also part of the coup attempt. We did not remove all of Mr. Inventor's equipment from the building on that Saturday, and there was concern that they would steal back the building. The night before the shareholder's meeting, they had me sleep in the building. I slept in my sleeping bag on a couch. As I think back to that night, that was kind of a risky thing to do, especially for a newbie with no skin in the game. But I was still on fire from the lightning bolt that hit me three months earlier, and thought that I was surrounded by people there for the "cause." Was I ever wrong, and I was about to learn it.

In the same room where Dennis had his birthday party a month earlier, I watched Dennis's company get stolen. It was a very memorable night and my key awakening moment during my Seattle days, when I finally began to understand the reality of the world I lived in. I already had years of sobering experiences in my post-graduate years in LA, but they were only a warmup. As I look back, rescuing that hooker was kind of my final "test" before meeting Dennis. I worked at the registration table for that shareholders' meeting. By the time the company was stolen, people like me had not had a regular paycheck in months and the office was pretty much empty. But hundreds of people attended that meeting, some I had not seen in months, when the paychecks stopped coming. Many I had never seen before, as I was not there for the fireworks in 1985. That meeting was the only time that I ever saw Mr. Financier, and he looked stricken, as his stolen company was going to be used to steal Dennis's. It was a look that I would become very familiar with in the coming years, and I wore that expression myself more than a few times.

The grifters arrived, and the ringleader was a Mormon who dressed in a black suit and drove a black Mercedes, like he was from Central Casting. Whether he worked for Godzilla or not is an open question for me. Dennis likely knows more, but whenever we had our companies stolen, Mormons were key players in the theft and were the ringleaders in Seattle and Ventura. The meeting began with the outcome seeming far from certain. Nobody with the slightest acquaintance with business and law could think that what they were witnessing was anything other than naked theft. There was no way in hell that what my boss had helped engineer was anything other than a crime. I had just turned 28 and was naïve, but I kept my eyes open and really tried to understand my boss's motivation and those of the other players in what I was witnessing. That series of events was a big first step in learning my journey's primary lesson: personal integrity is the world's scarcest commodity. The lessons were about to come fast and furiously. I worked for my boss for three months, and worked with others who were leading the coup, and I really just took it all in, trying to understand it. It was a period of great cognitive dissonance for me, watching people that I knew and liked committing crimes. I did not even know how the heat pump worked at the time, but that lightning bolt, and watching Dennis in action over the past few months, made it so that Dennis could not get rid of me, but I was not hostile toward my boss and was really trying to understand his thinking.

That night, as the meeting began, it was uncertain who would prevail, and Dennis, my boss, and the grifter ringleader all made speeches at the meeting, and then a vote was taken. Mr. Financier witnessed what he feared, as the shares that his company owned voted to throw Dennis out of his own company. It was the final indignity that Mr. Financier suffered, after having his finance company, which he spent his lifetime building, was stolen from him as a way to steal Dennis's company. I have no idea how early my boss was brought into the scheme, but it might have been very early on, as the job he was hired to do was to make sure that the stock deal of buying the shell was properly executed, so he must have begun interacting with the grifters on his first day on the job. He executed the deal all right, using his negligence to execute his boss.

When the sham of a shareholder vote concluded, when the 80% owner of the company was precluded from voting his shares, the ringleader took the podium, my boss was named the new company president, and the ringleader made a statement like, "Nobody wants you here anymore, Mr. Lee." When he said it, the room erupted in cheers. I looked out across the hundreds of people, people I had worked alongside for months, and they nakedly approved of the theft. They were not loyal to the "cause," but were loyal to their paychecks. As long as they had a job, they did not care how ill-gotten it was. It was the first of "Give us Barabbas!" moment that I witnessed on my journey, but was far from the last. I clearly recall the face of the woman who made a show of handing Dennis his birthday presents the month before, and she was still trying to play both sides of the fence. I never saw her again. At the meeting was a representative from Washington State's version of the SEC, and the next day, she subpoenaed Dennis, looking for the company’s records. Dennis replied that he was no longer in possession of those records, and they needed to subpoena my former boss, as he was the new president. Dennis left the state a few days later, trying to rebuild his company. Dennis figured that he was about to be charged with a crime for having his company stolen. That was how ridiculous it got in Washington.

At that shareholders' meeting, there were about ten "loyalists," and we met at Dennis's home the next day. Dennis left days later, then his wife left a few days after that, and they abandoned their nice Bellevue home that Dennis should have legally owned, as it was sold to him by Mr. Financier for stock in his company. Dennis drove over the Cascade Mountains into Seattle with little more than the clothes on his back, and he drove back over those mountains less than two years later, as broke as he arrived, but what happened in Seattle in the interval is the greatest attempt that I know of to bring alternative energy to the American marketplace, and is probably the greatest attempt ever made in world history. And that voice in my head landed me right in the middle of it. I lived those events, and even I sit back at times and wonder if they really happened, as they were so much larger than life.

I have a lot more to write about that summer, before I chased Dennis out to Boston, but it is time for work.

Best,

Wade

[Servant Limestone]

Hi everybody,

It might not look like it but this is a "lazy post" just full of hopefully educational rants since I'm not making links to back my claims, etc. But please hear me out.

I actually never encountered the word "hyper-empath" until Wade discussed it in his site and now here. I recently asked myself, "Hmmm... am I a hyper-empath?" There are quizzes dealing with this across the Internet and I actually scored high in these tests, within the hyper-empath territory. I am not exactly sure how these tests can truly and accurately verify your emotional state and level of empathy to people. Still, I am sure that I don't think I am of the level of certain people when they discussed the things that they feel when they go into a room, etc. I may have a dosage of "hyper-empathy" or just plainly empathy, I don't know, which maybe why I turned to the radical left in my own search for truth. I don't know how this is related to empathy or hyper-empath stuff but I also cannot grasp the "us" versus "them" mentality espoused by religious fundamentalists and militant atheists for example, which are just two sides of the same coin. The idea of externalizing evil and if we confronted that evil, we can help in the march of progress and make the world a better place. In some way or another, those two groups share the same belief system. The same way of thinking. This probably saved me from espousing conspiracist beliefs very common on the ultra right wing and UFO communities that tend to focus a lot on what the oppressor, whoever they are... Illuminati, etc., are doing to us. The victim mentality. I do remember when I was reading radical left writings before that I tend to focus NOT much on the discussions of struggle, conflict, oppression, master, slave, extraction, etc. Sure, I got familiar with those things. But I tend to focus on the solutions. The "what is possible" stuff. The "what we can do" stuff. The proactive stuff. Of course, it makes you look at the failings of the past. The terribly depressing stuff. Again, it's just part of the fascination with history that I developed when I was a child.

I remember that what converted me to socialism, whatever its limitations are which I now realize, is a writing about a parallel reality wherein America became socialist in the 1930s. Just like what Wade discussed, I was among those Filipino Amerophiles. This helped me in my transition interestingly. That alternate reality didn't depicted a utopian scenario nor a dystopia, which appeal to me. I'm just not a black vs white kind of a person. I'm not utopian in the sense that it's popularly understood and contrary to popular understanding, Marxian and socialist thought is anti-utopian. I'm not saying this because I'm a Marxist. It's true. Just look at the damn rhetoric. There's some lip service to a far away world communist future. And the Communist Manifesto, the supposed communist "Bible", which is supposed to be portraying what a "utopian communist" society should be through the horribly obsolete Ten Planks is as I said, already obsolete since 1850. It's written in 1848. It's the least focused and cited Marxian work by Marxians and even anti-Marxist socialists, because it doesn't mean anything, which makes it a great target of right-wing propaganda to divert people from the real stuff. Again, let me remind everybody that I am not speaking of these things as a Marxist. I'm just saying what's the reality. It's just a good pamphlet calling on the working class to unite and organize but that's about it. There's a deal of Christian eschatological influence on the language of that document, probably because Christian socialists/communists partially funded its publication. Not a lot of people knows that. And yet, even that thing is focusing a lot on struggle and conflict. Contrast that with the neoclassical ideals on "equilibrium", "Pareto efficiency", "invisible hand", etc. which are at the very best utopianistic conceptualizations of economic activity that has nothing to do with reality. I just remember my short fling with Jacques Fresco and the Venus Project, with the concept of a resource based economy. And then follow that up by reading Ptyor Kropotkin's writings and I can't look at my wallet the same way again. The Austrian School and Randian Objectivists take these utopian things to an extreme, despite how "anarcho-capitalists" like Rothbard can speak of some good things from time to time. I also remember my short fling with the "libertarian" Right, even liking the fiction work "The Probability Broach" by L.Neill Smith. And then I tried to link these new fascinations with the radical Left and I got enamored with Kevin Carson and his school of free market post-1970 mutualists. It's probably about two months. Remember, I still don't know about The Wade Frazier Crusade to bring "heaven on Earth" at that time. It's still a year away. But, definitely, what free energy can bring to Earth is a utopia beyond words. But I accepted the possibility of such utopia because as I've written before, the radical Left was susceptible to the excesses of scientistic and rationalistic paradigms. And my spirituality didn't fit. And this is not just common religious belief. I do came from a devout Roman Catholic family. It's beyond that. Remember the Legend of Atlantis awakening in my life experience? And it also fit in with Neale Donald Walsch's "God" speaking of geopolitical issues and HEBs.

I understand that my own radicalization is not as spectacular as Wade's. It's probably not even as radical as Wade's. Again, I'm still doing my homework. Even Ilie and Darren, I believe, is still doing it. Nevertheless, I am still grateful that these not so spectacular experiences that lead me to Wade didn't cost me my sanity, my family and social relationships. Because Wade's journey is on that level, even without the free energy journey. And I got my learnings with a way smaller cost. I am lucky. From a certain perspective, the Internet is not helpful because it can bring you into intellectual ghettoes that you might not get out. At least the print media, the newspaper can expose you to opposing views whatever their limitations are. Yet, I got here. Spending 6-12 hours a day in front of the damn computer since 2008 probably played a role. The thirst of knowledge overpowered the need of developing a "social life", again as I've discussed before, getting fame and all of that ****.

Advocating for a change of diet, looking into Silva and meditation and spirituality beyond the traditional religious dogma and machinery, finding cure for diseases through naturopaths, herbal medicine, psychic healers, homeopaths..., stopping profligate consumption of material goods... are already ingredients for being disowned by a traditional conservative family; despite its obvious benefits on finances, health, etc. If I developed a radical spiritual awakening experience of the caliber that Wade and Greer experienced within the physical and social environment I am living, I am not going to encounter Wade's work. That's how I see this. I probably might reach into it but it's probably on a higher cost, even a cost of not believing in this because I just because some kind of...something. It's almost by accident that I got here. I could potentially moved to another path in life. My situation is also not easy given the fact that Filipino and Asian families are more tightly knit than Western families. And this goes up to the clan level. My family kind of noticed how I stopped in the pursuit of getting gadgets and material goods. It goes back when I dropped my pursuit of university glory and they are perplexed and not so sympathetic by that. Before, I'm still close to the norm. By around 2011, it's over.

This situation in my family also enlightens me about the nature of the family as a social institution. My own search about this lead me to Engels' writings about family and other works by those from the radleft. The radleft have the best analyses on family organization and structure, especially their economic origins, etc. And this is just about me looking into the nature of the conflicts within the family, largely revolving on economic power. My family is a living embodiment of that. The fights in my family around money is already a testament to that. I've understood. It's also on developing the understanding that with the corporation, the biological family is in some way a totalitarian social institution. Now, I'm not saying this because I hate my parents and other I hate people in my family stuff. No. Again. I'm just being realistic. This is the truth. Or at least, my truth.

This is how the next Epochal Event's effects on family organization and structure as described by Wade already resonated with me when I first read it. In fact, I have to relate this to Neale Donald Walsch's "God"'s discussion about the family. That started it way back. I know that Wade cited Walsch only in a minor way in his site but that's enough. It created a connection. The advocacy of "family values" already sounded hollow. It's a Godzilla way of social engineering in keeping people in thinking in tribalistic notions. And it keeps us from realizing that we are from a bigger single family. The human family. We are part of a way bigger family. We are not even discussing the fact that "We are all One" and this goes beyond Earth and humanity. There's that bigger family beyond.

I know of the limitations of our scarcity based ideologies and paradigms, but the radical left do have something to offer in terms of making you think differently beyond a money-based view of the economy and the world. They got close in terms of viewing the world in terms of resources, which is the closest from thinking from an energy based perspective. As I've said before, interestingly, technocracy is already very close to that perspective with the advocacy of energy certificates as currency but its adherents couldn't get beyond the traditional scientific indoctrination just like the radleft. There's Godzilla's machinations to blame but it's beyond that and sometimes you just have to be "mystical". In fact, it's almost a requirement. Wade discussed these people from the scientific community that have mystical beliefs. Almost all, if not all, of our major paradigms and schools of thinking are affected by concepts offered by the major schools of traditional religion and establishment science. They look binary but both are just two sides of the same coin. The cancer of scarcity. In Neale Donald Walsch's concept, the Illusion of Need. the first Illusion and the most powerful one. There's not enough. There's not enough resources. There's also not enough of God's love. It's sad. We need to get out of this.

Thanks for reading,

SL

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

Another post as long as mine. SL, nice post, but I did not mention the hyper-empath issue on my site. I did mention that Michael reading that called me emotionally centered. Maybe that is what you were thinking of. Yeah, you are probably emotionally centered, too, hence my advice to stay grounded. Emotionally centered people can really go off the rails. They can hit the heights, but they can crash and burn.

All of the "isms," at their root, are about dealing with scarcity, and it was not until reading some of Uncle Bucky's work that it finally became clear to me. When abundance reigns, and only FE can do that, all of today's scarcity-based ideologies (which is pretty much all of them) will become meaningless, and that is what scares people so much. That is why 99% of the population reacts to the idea of FE with denial and fear. They have yoked their minds and spirits to surviving in a world of scarcity, and cannot imagine anything different, and frankly, do not want to. As always, they will only begin to awaken from the nightmare of scarcity until they can experience abundance. My message is the most radical one on Earth, and only needles in haystacks are going to even want to understand. That is all part of the conundrum.

Marx and economists of all stripes really did/do not understand how the world works, and that is why most of my big essay was about science, as science is about finding out how things work. History is about what happened, but science is about why it happened, as well as what. That energy runs the world and always has is really not big news to scientists, and they really do not have much respect for economists who do not understand that basic fact of existence.

Heck, we are all always doing our homework. Nobody is ever done. I'll keep sucking up and digesting information until I can't do it anymore. I do not know if a mystical orientation is necessary to embrace FE, but nearly everybody that I respected in the field had one. Mr. Professor was no mystic. I would write more, but time to put my tired body to bed.

Best,

Wade

[Nine]

Dearest Wade,

referring to a persons memory? Is this not obsolete with the advent of computers and search engines?

That is the opine of my 17 year old daughter and many of the generation of the internet...

mind you...I home schooled my children to protect them "so called" from the "world" as bible believing folks see the world...

Reality seemed to have interrupted the plan...and so children come to their own conclusions...as it were...

This is a really great thing....

I have much hope for the future and can not be dissuaded from such a belief...

thanx

Nine

[Servant Limestone]

Hello,

Yes, that's what I am referring too. That part of the site saying you are emotionally centered. A lot of people that I respect and admire tend to be in that territory too. Chris Hedges are among these people, being a war correspondent in the past, and a lot of people in his lectures can be thrown off by his seemingly nihilistic view in speaking about the conditions of the world today. Without the free energy perspective, it's not enough but it's close. He keeps referring to Moby Dick's relevance to issues of today and his version of Godzilla is Ahab in Moby Dick. He talks about the cyclical rise and collapse of civilizations and complex societies and he's just saying things that a lot of people want to deny and drown out that exists, which cause them to leave in the middle of lectures. He's used to it and he always say.. "Some people are leaving... I know why..". That's just about stuff without free energy. From that perspective, I can only imagine how radical it is to develop a free energy perspective. You saying that this is the most radical one is without a doubt accurate. He keeps referring to George Orwell as his moral guide in speaking the plain truth, without the lying of omission. I think he perfected it with his former job in explanatory reporting in the New York Times. He's part of a team that won the Pulitzer Prize in 2002. By 2003, when he denounced the Iraq War, he's thrown out of his job. You can see that speech in Youtube in Rockford, Illinois and I can relate to your experiences after 9-11, those people just started to sang a patriotic anthem and he's been asked to stop and go down the podium. When I was watching NBA games back in those days, there's a lot of talk about military personnel watching the games and giving praises for their courage and all of that stuff. I can imagine how this patriotic stuff is all over the place back then. Hedges' training in Harvard Divinity School and becoming a Presbyterian minister contributed to his style of speaking. I got enamored by him because eventually, I got tired of Chomsky. He's boring. Wolff is also entertaining, but again the solutions of workplace democracy and pluralist commonwealth sounds hollow when free energy wouldn't even give these things a chance to flourish in reality. Immediate access to unlimited energy can totally changed the entire picture.

In the 2014 Left Forum; with Cornel West, Chris Hedges and Richard Wolff talking about Thomas Paine, there's been talk of people in the intellectual fields alienating the ordinary masses with their way of writing and speaking using specialized language and Paine's impact on the masses of America in 1776 is because he cuts through the specialized jargon and go straight to terms that the people can understand. Wolff, a Marxian economist, jokingly talks about how economists perfected the use of those specialized jargon. But everybody there knows that it's true. I think your site is on that level in making issues related to the free energy paradigm accessible and easily understandable, if people can peel away from their social conditioning enough. People like Nine, who considers himself a "retard", wouldn't be here without the way you've made your site. I've seen some people in other sites linking parts of your essay, like the American Empire essay, and this is a testament to your ability. They can at least relate to some parts of your essay, even if they don't agree with others. At least they are half-way there.

With the Epochal Events of the past in mind though, I understand the search for needles in haystacks. Before, my mind is always on Richard Wolff's perspective that social problems cannot be solved by individual solutions. Social problems can only be solved by social movements. The radleft is all about that. Now, the proper perspective is... Energy scarcity create social problems and social problems can only be solved by an energy revolution. The Marxian perspective of material productive forces determining social structures and relations became the scientific/spiritual perspective that energy is the basic force that determines the structure of life and the Universe.

The demonization of the academia by the American Right seems a good Godzilla strategy, if we know that developing a scientific perspective is part of the way to develop a free energy based comprehensive thinking. The binary thinking exemplified by the "new atheists" and Christian fundamentalists, and keeps promoted in the US mass media through "debates on religion and science", "intelligent design and Creationism", "evolution vs creation" stuff makes me depressed. Godzilla must be entertaining himself watching this spectacle and laughing at all of this.

So there you go. Thanks.

SL