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was observed by Rife through his "super" microscope, which didn't function on the principle of reflected light and reportedly magnified a specimen up to 60,000 times without killing it (the /iving processes of microscopic forms can't be viewed by conventional electron microscopy, as that mode kills the specimen). Whereas this declaration of the interconvertability of virus and bacterium might be greeted as preposterous, the reader is equipped to make logical inference: infer, then, from the appearance of a providential piece in the Nov. issue of Scientific American (reporting on the most recent laser—light technology) how a virus, which is essentially a crystal, might "eventually" evolve from present successes in creating crystals as optic (rather than chemical) matter, through light patterns generated by laserbeams organizing various types of microscopic particle into unique crystalline structures; according to the article "Light Motif (page 29) one such crystal composition was produced out of the bacteria Escherichia coli. But, we hear the general objection—especially from masses of the scientific community who could never believe they were locked out of an even—more-exclusive club at the heart of their own enterprise—this is speculative science at best, since these simple synthetic crystals represent the advance—edge of what can So | There's no sure way to convince otherwise; yet the answer to this is simply that the secret scientific core, having received an original infusion at the beginning of the modern era from sources about which more will be said, has since pursued a policy of keeping mainstream science methodically "apace" a few calculated beats behind, never allowing it to seriously lag and conversely never allowing it to completely catch up, quietly seeding suggestive input wherever necessary and emphatically deflecting wherever called for; this, in order to make sure that there was always a reserve pool of scientific braintrusts to draw on when replacement tora 4 won quired, who'd suffer no unbridgeable gap where catchup briefing had to take place (cf. the various taped and written accounts of Bob Lazar describing his introduction to the accelerated technologies of the Dulce and Los Alamos facilities—and if you can't believe Bob, then perhaps an excerpt from the reliable Gung Ho mercenary mag—Feb. '87—in an article on Stealth technology which quotes an Air Force officer involved in SR-71 development: "We are flight testing vehicles that defy description. To compare them conceptually to the SR-71 would be like comparing Leonardo da Vinci's parachute design to the space shuttle"; and in the same article, a Lockheed engineer: "We have things flying around in the Nevada desert that would make George Lucas drool." (excerpts courtesy of Matrix IT, page 213A). Back, then, to the AIDS virus genesis; whether here initially by accident or design, the designer—disease of the era was developed from the peculiarly promising properties of a particular bacterial form awakened, like Godzilla, from a millennial hibernation in the tundra of the red planet. It was transformed and tailored according to the capabilities of a highly advanced "spaceage" technology, part of the requirements of which involve controlled crystal cultures in a zero—gravity environment. It was styled to structural affinity for lym— phocytes of the immunology system, coded for subtle anticipation or extemporaneous adjustment over natural defenses according to a variable value of its etheric infrastructure. Thus it would go straight for the honor guard, exhibiting as it did a protean adaptability against all known immunological weapons not excluding total mutation making it a virtually perfect Engine of Destruction— 107 T-Bird_Vs_The_Flying_saucers.htm currently be achieved. or replenishment was periodically re— The writers of Alien were presenting a macroscopic version of the viral mode.