I would not call myself a voracious reader, but I am always reading something. Every once in while I read a book that really blows my mind.
There have been a few I have read in the past couple of years that really resonate;
The Biology of Belief by Bruce Lipton;
Supernatural by Graham Hancock;
The Biology of Transcendence by Joseph Chilton Pearce; and the latest one:
Secrets of Antigravity Propulsion by Paul LaViolette. Folks, if you have an interest in the UFO subject, government secrecy and "prohibited" physics, this book is a must read. LaViolette is a physicist and he knows his stuff. He lays out the technology gleaned from open sources and a little sleuthing and relates it to our real world. Whether this technology originates with man or comes from somewhere else, the implications of it go far beyond making flying saucers.
The technologies defy some of Newton's supposedly "absolute" laws of physics. Our academic institutions either reject or are unaware of this stuff because it does not fit in with their text-book learning. But it is real.
So, how about zero-point energy? Done deal. We have it. So, how about increasing the efficiency of our aircraft by say 30% or so, with simple technology. No prob. So how about clean electro-magnetic energy generation whose primary side-effect is lowering the ambient temperature in the immediate vicinity of the generator? Yeppers, done deal.
Folks, we have this stuff. The feds are keeping it all under wraps under the universally specious guise of "National Security".
Ahem.
The feds are sociopaths.
We can begin to undo a great deal of the damage done to our planet with dirty, polluting hydrocarbon/reaction technology tomorrow. No more non-disposable nuclear waste. No more dependence on oil and coal. No more runaway generation of green-house gases. No more ultra expensive rockets to get ourselves into space. All of this technology has been obsolete for years.
Sociopath: A person unconcerned about the adverse consequences to others as a result of one's actions
This is your government at work. The people entrusted to take care of us are selling us all down the river, including our dear old mother earth: All for the reward of maintaining their tenuous hegemonic one-upmanship over their trumped-up "adversaries". Only things is, the adversaries have this stuff too. The only people left out of the loop is everybody else, i.e. you and me, John Q. Public.
Here, read this
Profile of a Sociopath and see if the definition does not fit:
http://www.mcafee.cc/Bin/sb.htmlI am no fan of conspiracy theories. I do not think there is anything to gain by generating loathing and unnecessary fears. But a government that conceals the truth from its citizens, for whatever reason, is on a slippery slope into corruption, unaccountability and, if taken to extremes: sociopathic behavior.
So, is this a case in point?