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Richmond said there is sufficient powes from a solar tap to power the whole world - or destroy it. The Earth is an electric motor in ‘space’ and an electric generator. With the tre- mendous increase in power that an avalanche within 30° of the pole would give, the ‘Earth motor’s’ rotation would begin to speed up, though this would be fought by the generator mechanism below the crust. If the avalanche continued, the Earth would eventually tear apart from Increased centrifugal stress. If the avalanche takes place more than 30° from the poles, the tap extinguishes itself with magnetic winds as soon as it reaches reso- nance. But if the avalanche takes place at or near the pole, the tremendous increase in power would speed up the crustal rotation and 3 the poles would shift up to 30 degrees. f ii aemits, Richmond, also an accomplished tt i archeologist, believed that this actually hap NM il pened in 6,600 B.C., when the ionosphere . 4 \ A | i ‘blew out’. Violent cataclysms shook the § L Be Ny planet and tidal waves and hurricanes swept jf 1 the lands, causing extinctions and wiping out ancient civilizations, according to Richmond, Dr Immanuel Velikovsky and others. When Richmond took his research papers on the solar tap to President John F. Kennedy’s science adviser in 1963, the papers were classified. Thomas Bearden, laterretired | develop a system that would seriously impair ; secret nuclear and electronic installations as Lieutenant-Colonel, was aU.S, Armyengi- | brain performance in very large populations | anywhere in the world. i neer who was receptive to Richmond's re in selected regions over an extended period.” Tesla was aware of the social revolutions search, having studied Tesla himself. He also wrote of selectively destroying | which could follow the application of his parts of the ozone Jayer in order to destroy | system of broadcast power and other discov- eye ; . ‘ i M farm crops and herds. eries. He envisioned a world in which the ilitary Uses ‘The stand-off continued until 1975. Then, | deserts would flower, arctic wastes would a draft treaty presented tothe August 1975 | become fertile and war would be abolished. Tn many published articles, Bearden con- | Geneva Conference on International Dis- | Carefully developed, this technology could stantly maintains that the Soviets have had an | armament by delegates from the US and | enable us to modify the Earth's weather, sta- advanced knowledge of Tesla-ELF technol- | USSR contained a banon 19 ELF weapons | bilize the magnetic field, destroy nuclear ogy since 1960. which could cause such weather catastro- | waste, clean pollutants including radioactive Bearden is convinced that the Soviets | phes as landslides, avalanches, volcanoes, | fallout from the biosphere and even repair the used psychotronic weapons to destroy the US | earthquakes und tidal waves, as well as | ozone layer. nuclear submarine Thresher in April 1963 | harnessing lightning bolts, guiding hurrl- This technology gives us power over our after backing down over the Cuban missile | canes to strategic targets, melting the Ice | destiny on this planet. Do weuse it or abuse it? isi . The day the dii - crisis the year before. e day after caps, changing the direction of rivers, gen bBibtlogrophy: Thomas Bearden, “Soviet Thresher was destroyed, Bearden says, the | erating hall, fog and rain, and destroying Psychotronic Weapons,” In John White (ed), USSR successfully deployedaTesladeviceto | portions of the ozone layer. US President Psychic Warfare, Wellingborough, Nofhamp- transmit an explosion to anoceanlocation100 | Ford told the media that the US and USSR c Pak sae bho ah ed . + ° ’ pas jearden, “Tesla’s Secrat a @ New Sovi miles north of Puerto Rico. : didn’t have these weapons, but were signing Superweapons,” In White (Ibid). John Bigelow, Despite the prompting of genocidal geo- _the treaty ‘just in case’... farlh Energy, Mokelumne Hill, California: Health physicist Gordon J. F. MacDonald and others, Research, 1976, Stan Deyo, The Cosmic Con- ‘ > ° splracy, Perit. West Australian Texas Trading, both theiSovibis and:Aimercmee evesserere Choice of Futures 1983, Francis J. Mott, Kingdom of the Sky, considerable restraint in their use of this tech- Edenbridge, Kent: Mark Beech, 1979. David nology. As a member of President Johnson's | | Peat, In Search of Nikola Tesia, Bath: Ashgrove Science Advisory Committee, MacDonald Tesia/ELF technology is 4 two-edged sword. Press, 1963, Walt & Leigh Richmond, The Lost ati <_< Pita hi " Beard é fay tears Millenium, Lakemon|, Georgia: Inierdimen- was advocating the use of the ionosphere to earden points to some spectacular implica- sional Sclences, Inc., 1986, Nikola Tesla, indiscriminately damage the environment. In | tions of this technology, including antigrav- Colorado Springs Notes 1899-1900, Belgrade: one article titled Brain Waves Around the | ity, materislization and dematerialization, Nollt, 1978. World, he tells how, by means of lighming | transmutation and mind-boggling medical strikes timed to coincide with the alpha- | benefits. John Bigelow writes in Barth Energy Readers with serious enquiries or relevant Information are invited to irom sould i . d rhythm frequency of the brain, “one cou! that this technology can be used to detect A Pani ainaetavar viel Hanis, NEXUS New Times S Spring 1988 19 Readers with serious enquiries or relevant Information are inviled to A contact the author via Nexus. Military Uses Choice of Futures