Wade Frazier

Hi: None of the rackets are easy to wrap one’s heart and mind around, but the medical racket is one of the harder ones, because it can literally be a life and death issue. The career of Morris Fishbein epitomizes the medical racket. He promoted the greatest and most avoidable cause of cancer while trying to buy up the effective treatments, so that he and his cronies could monopolize them. Were his right and left hands unaware of each other? The “get them young” aspect of the medical racket begins at birth, with childbirth interventions, infant vaccinations, and other insults, while wiping out the competition. The propaganda comes fast and furiously. Medical schools are all about drugs and surgical procedures. Prevention has slowly made inroads, but that road has been anything but easy. Relatively few MDs today believe in vaccination, but other than a few brave ones, nobody dares speak out. The situation was similar with fluoride in the 1950s. It is not far removed from how Noam and Ed were voices in the wilderness on the media. Most American MDs go into it for the money, so they are rarely going to have the incentive to challenge the system that made them rich. Even the sitting president and high-ranking government officials have been powerless to stop the juggernaut. Compared to the energy racket, I know of two seeming differences. One is that I am not aware of openly dynastic aspects of it. The medical racket has no comparable figure to John Rockefeller, although he was instrumental in forming today’s medical racket, as he “diversified” with his buddy Carnegie. But, as I have stated plenty, if the Rockefellers were ever part of the GCs, those days are likely over. The institutions do not seem to have openly dynastic aspects to them, at least at the visible tops. Instead, it is a revolving door of mostly faceless bureaucrats. At the GC level, it may well be dynastic in the medical racket arm, but I don’t quite know how it works at that level. I don’t doubt its existence, but I did not quite have the adventures with the medical racket that I had with the energy racket. I worked at the largest privately-owned medical lab in the USA, and was there for the fireworks, which began when Dennis was still in solitary confinement. My “friends” have plenty to answer for. I would not recommend my journey of awakening to anybody. There are gentler ways to wake up. I believe that my soul signed up for this, brave fool that it is. All that we take with us is our awareness, and I have no regrets, but what a painful way to learn how our world really works. But I would not have found out if I had not had my adventures. I can’t regret any of it. The other differing aspect is that while the energy racketeers have murdered plenty of free energy inventors and their allies, it is a rarely used tactic. They have developed quite a bag of tricks over the past century, to derail any potential threats before they get very far along. The friendly buyout offer works the vast majority of the time, for anything that gets that far along. They only bring out the big sticks later. The lower level players usually take care of the threat, gratis, before Godzilla even needs to lift a claw. Not that I keep up on it all that much, but I have not heard of the friendly buyout offer in the medical racket since the Fishbein era. They just go straight to the stick, and have entirely dispensed with the carrot for their heretics. Brian’s buddy Jon Rappoport said that the medical racket’s enforcers are far more ruthless than the energy racket’s enforcers, and from what I have seen and heard, I don’t seriously doubt it. While the energy racket has many willing scientists who have sold their souls, and half of the American public is willingly duped by the charade on Global Warming, for instance, they are not embracing certain death like those that the medical racket gets ahold of. The accomplices to the American medical racket are far more prevalent and visible than those of the energy racket, which in both cases is all of us, but I think that the energy racket can be more generous with its upstarts because it can afford to be. Controlling Earth’s energy paradigm is the entire ballgame for the GCs, and they know it. They have to keep humanity mired in scarcity and fear, in order to maintain their reign. If that seems like “ruling in hell” instead of being a regular member of heaven, you will get no argument from me. Members of the saner faction of the GCs are likely the people who kidnapped my close friend for his exotic technology show. If the energy racket goes, so will all of the others. They need scarcity and fear to operate, which is how they get everybody to play along, often quite eagerly, incredibly. The medical racket is definitely a top-level racket, and wealth and power are its primary goals, as usual, even though its bag of tricks is a little different from its peers’. Best, Wade

Hi: Not much time today, but here is a brief addendum to yesterday’s post and avoiding the egocentrism that has plagued all free energy efforts. All humans have egos. It comes with being human. However, we are ego-bound as a species, and the perils and temptations of the free energy pursuit are magnified by orders of magnitude over any other kind of effort. I intimately know the challenges to the ego that it presents, and when inventors try to get rich and famous, declaring themselves to be the Messiah and Second Coming, their egos have lost the battle. I have seen the perils of simply trying to make a living in the free energy field, and I have purposely designed my effort to steer clear of the many pitfalls that I have seen, which have derailed 100% of the independent efforts made over the past century and more. I don’t ask for money to do what I do, and those primarily guided by self-interest will not be attracted to my effort, unless it will be to coopt or steal it, and they would have a tall task ahead of them. I seek people who have achieved, or are attempting to achieve, a soul-centric focus, in which their immediate self-interest takes a back seat, way in the back. It is the only way that my approach will have a prayer of making a dent. The comprehensive perspective that I continually impart is designed to help people achieve a larger perspective of our situation. That said, anonymity is antithetical to my approach, and being a real person in my effort is manifesting 1% or so of the courage and gumption that my approach needs to have a chance of success. A gathering of the anonymous is not going to accomplish anything worthwhile, especially for this task. Best, Wade

Thanks Krishna: You have been busy. I have Why the West Rules - For Now here in my stack to read, and I just ordered his war book. Someday... Interesting on England’s trade and the Industrial Revolution. I can see it being a proximate cause. Otterbein’s slim book shows the two paths to warfare. Agrarian civilization warfare was the second path, and the first goes back to the beginning of humanity, and I would argue that it goes back to chimps. Pastoralists from the Eurasian steppes were devastating to agricultural societies, with the Mongol Hordes being the worst. Otterbein wrote that all anthropologists that he knew of, who studied war, saw it as a societal failure that they wanted to help eradicate. Ed shredded Pinker’s imperial valentine. I’ll agree that when we are focused on survival, we rarely see past that, to tomorrow, or outside of our immediate environment. This is part of the free energy conundrum, as almost everybody is too egocentrically focused, and scarcity is a big part of that. They can’t or are unwilling to see past their immediate self-interest, and greed, megalomania, and the like take over. That is one reason why relatively comfortable Fourth Epoch peoples are my likely target audience. They can broaden their horizons a little, but those people are needles in haystacks in industrial societies, too. Best, Wade

Hi: This post will be on the oldest, greatest, and most lucrative and damaging racket of all: the energy racket. A major aspect of my big essay is to get across just how old and universal the energy issue is. At its root, only two things exist in our universe: energy and consciousness. The journey of life on Earth is a story of energy and consciousness, and particularly with the rise of humanity, the greatest energy-using organism that Earth has yet seen, and will likely ever see. The most significant events in the journey of life on Earth were energy events. The others were information/consciousness events, such as the invention of reproduction, brains, and the growing brain of the human line. The manipulation of energy has been the crux of the journey of life on Earth. Territorial social animals fight over energy resources, which is why they are territorial and social. Although our closest cousins are all extinct, likely driven to extinction by us, along with the Second Epoch’s primary energy supply, parts of our evolutionary line are relatively intact today, such as monkeys, gorillas, and chimps. All are territorial, social, and violent. There is one exception, bonobos, which evolved when gorillas left the area and their energy supply doubled, and they are more peaceful than any human society has ever been, and life is one big orgy for them. For life on Earth, when there was plenty of energy, golden ages happened, and there have been several in the human journey, usually in the early days of exploiting a new energy source. I was raised in one of them, and have witnessed the decline when the easy energy ran out. So far, this has been a constant dynamic of the human journey, and only the energy sources differed, whether it was megafauna, forests, arable land, or hydrocarbon deposits. With the rise of civilization, humanity became hyper-social and hyper-territorial, and all early civilizations were oriented around intensively farmed land. Controlling that energy supply was what it was all about. It was not only the means of survival, but it became an unprecedented source of political power, and early elites thrived off of controlling it. What we see in the Fourth Epoch is merely a more sophisticated game played at a global level, and hydrocarbons are the chief prize, not wood and food. Of the ten largest companies on Earth last year, five were energy companies, and two were automobile companies, which are reliant on hydrocarbon energy. Even electric cars primarily run on hydrocarbon energy, as two-thirds of the world’s electricity is generated by burning hydrocarbons. The USA has committed and abetted numerous genocides since World War II, to enforce global capitalism and control the hydrocarbons. Controlling the hydrocarbons is the sole reason for our continuing military adventures in the Middle East. I just saw a propaganda story a few minutes ago on an alleged gas attack in Syria, with images from a disinformation outfit that is known for fabricating their “evidence.” We waltz toward World War III over the hydrocarbons. For somebody like me, the irony and evil is something to behold, as I know that hydrocarbon energy became obsolete before I was born, but that energy source means the end of elites and all rackets, so those technologies are kept carefully sequestered from humanity. The energy racket is Earth’s oldest and greatest, by far, dwarfing all of the others, which often play an ancillary role. Here is how that list applies to the energy racket. The indoctrination function in the energy rackets is multifaceted and multileveled, and is reflected in how people react in denial and fear to the idea of free energy. The knee-jerk responses of denial are largely founded on nationalist and capitalist propaganda. Surely, free energy could not be suppressed in The Land of the Free, where capitalists are always pursuing the better mousetraps. A little more thoughtful are “progressives,” who ask their favorite environmental or “humanitarian” organization about the issue, but environmentalists treat free energy like the enemy and the “humanitarians” are a bunch of phonies. Those “progressives” might also ask their scientist friends about free energy, to be told in no uncertain terms that free energy is impossible and “contrary to the laws of physics,” and that any tales of organized suppression can be safely dismissed as a “conspiracy theory.” So, the indoctrination is deep and effective, so that almost nobody even suspects that such a racket could exist. Any effort that gets very far along is at most risk from the foibles of the leaders of the efforts, declaring themselves the Messiah, the Second Coming, and the like, and their allies, who nearly invariably try to steal the efforts, as greed infects everybody. The first dozen times I witnessed it, I was shocked, but I became used to it. As far as “shearing the sheep” goes, the energy racket shears humanity in many ways, from feeding the war machine and committing genocide to living lives of quiet desperation, as more than six billion people needlessly live in misery, and the “lucky” ones in the industrialized world all look over their shoulders in fear. The sheeple also participate eagerly, and nowhere in the USA was it more evident than in last year’s NFL protests. Some black players refused to stand during the national anthem, which generated a firestorm of controversy. However, the national anthem ceremony itself is an orgy of nationalism, and although blacks protested police brutality, they also made it clear that they were not protesting our brave men and women in the military, as they defended the USA and freedom. What a Big Lie. Our troops do nothing of the sort, but keep the world safe for the global profits raked in by American corporations. The USA’s military has been an imperial force since the War of 1812. But blacks have been prominent imperial Stormtroopers since World War II, as America’s underclass invades nations and commits genocide, even outdoing the Nazis, but we are somehow the good guys, spreading freedom. The irony of those protests was rich, and I never saw it remarked on by anybody in the American media. It is a Big Lie that nobody wants to touch with a ten-foot pole. It gets a free ride in our imperial culture, as we pretend that we are not an empire, although that fiction is waning. I don’t need to go into how those at the top rake it in. That should be obvious, and they always have. John Rockefeller personified the energy racket, and his grandson was active into his 90s, keeping the racket intact. But not even they played at the top. The GCs do, and keeping the lid on free energy ensures that all rackets stay intact, so they have hundreds of billions of dollars to throw around, to keep any upstarts at bay. They kill recalcitrant upstarts, and use the spooks to do it. All of that money means nothing to them, compared to controlling humanity and the planet, although their saner members don’t want to live in off-world survival enclaves if their evil games make Earth uninhabitable, which is a very real danger today. Members of that disenchanted faction are likely the people who gave my friend his exotic technology show. Very few in the energy industry have any idea what a racket they belong to, nor do they want to know, which is a consistent stance in all of the rackets, as the rank-and-file members are oblivious to the evil that feeds them, and their consciences could rarely handle it if they ever began to wake up. They either drink the Kool-Aid or drink themselves to death. Langley is full of zombies who partly figured it out and count their days to retirement. A Ralph McGehee is exceedingly rare, and even he stayed quiet until after he retired. Sitting American presidents are out of the loop, and I wonder how much even the Rockefellers know about what is happening at the GC level. This litany covered all of those racket aspects, and Dennis’s surreal journey should be required study for all free energy aspirants, but instead he is universally libeled, which easily dupes the credulous. We do almost all of the GCs’ dirty work for them, gratis. The enemy is us. The GCs are only highly accomplished opportunists, taking advantage of humanity’s benighted state (like those gray beings in that hellish Roads world), and integrity and sentience are the only ways out of this conundrum that I can see, and it begins in the heart. It won’t take many to right the ship and usher in the super-Epoch of abundance, but not many of them walk on Earth today, either. But there are likely far more than enough for my plan to work. I like my chances of making a dent, and have devoted the rest of my life’s “spare” time to my approach. In finishing, the energy racket is the Big One. All others pale beside it and are subservient to it. I’ll cover the others in coming posts, and they will all get compared to the energy racket, and their similarities and differences will be noted. Best, Wade

Hi: I summarized what the rackets have in common, and I will provide details for each one, and also present the differences. I’ll start with the media racket. I’ll mainly write about the USA’s media, as I know it best, as an American, but there is an increasingly global media today, and the dynamics that I am going to relate are common to all media systems, to one degree or another. The USA’s media is simply the most sophisticated. I have written that I was raised in a family where my mother’s IQ was about half of my father’s, so “intelligence” was a family theme from the beginning. My mother had the TV on all day and brought home tabloids from the supermarket, while my father never watched TV and obviously never read those tabloids. I gave up the tabloids at 13 and TV at 18, and never really went back to network TV. My wife watches TV, a lot, kind of like my mother, while I study and write. I remember about 25 years ago, when I literally had not seen anything on TV for years, and my wife had me watch something with her, an hour-long show. I remember that when that hour was up, I felt disoriented, as my senses felt assaulted, especially when the advertisements came on, at seemingly twice the volume of the show we were watching, and a series of sounds and images designed to sell their products. It felt like a violation. I watch the occasional sports event, and have never been completely away from TV for years like that again, so I have never quite had that feeling again, but in that moment a quarter-century ago, I could tell how damaging TV was, even forgetting its insipid content. The technology alone is damaging to viewers. Today, TV has given way to the Internet, smart phones, and the like, and it is damaging in similar ways, even forgetting the content. I doubt I will watch much of it, if any of it, but the Masters is being played this weekend, and I read an article that claimed that the ban on cell phones at the Masters has been revelatory. In just a decade, cell-phoneless venues are like being in a time-warp. I only have a cellular phone because I have been forced to, but I almost never use it. I am big into technology, but I always weigh the costs and benefits, and I’ll never be big into smart phones. So, the media itself is invasive and damaging, on the technology alone (let’s put aside RF for now). The content is brainwashing material, and children are subjected to it from their cradles. I can’t improve much on Uncle Ed and Noam’s Propaganda Model. The constraints of capitalist ownership, advertiser interests, the working relationship that the media has with powerful “news” sources, the attacks on the rare media productions that stray from the propaganda line, and the overriding ideological imperative of fighting communists and “terrorists,” ensures that only lightly entertaining media content ever appears, and Orwell’s worst nightmare has come true, as the media regularly turns reality upside-down. The print media is far less damaging, but Ed and Noam devoted their life’s “spare” time to shredding the Big Lies of the mainstream print media, especially the New York Times, which is the most prestigious publication on Earth. Even the New York Times can make it up as it goes, even stooping below the tabloids on the editorial integrity scale. I read the newspaper every day for 20 years, thinking that I was getting something that resembled the truth, but I was getting brainwashing. As I have written plenty, the people whom I respected the most in my journey all drank the Kool-Aid, and the magnitude of their awakening seemed proportional to how deeply they drank the Kool-Aid. But even Brian, Dennis, and Ralph McGehee could never quite get all of the red, white, and blue Kool-Aid taste out of their mouths. In reviewing that list of what the rackets have in common, the media begins reeling them in from their cradles. The media’s version of shearing the sheep is to help prevent people from waking up, as they are fed a steady stream of lies, which serves an enabling function for the other rackets. Stampeding the herd to their doom is a media specialty, from wartime propaganda to obfuscating the Global Warming issue on behalf of the hydrocarbon lobby to portraying Western medicine as a healing profession to James Bond movies and the “good spooks” to flacking for Wall Street to libeling people such as Dennis, and quite knowingly. Most in the media never wake up to what they are really doing. Their consciences cannot afford to. At the tops of media organizations are moguls such as Rupert Murdoch, but they are down the food chain a ways. There is a dynastic aspect of how the media operates, as with all of the rackets. An example is how the nephew of a media mogul suppressed Ed and Noam’s first collaboration, in one of the most outrageous cases of corporate censorship in my lifetime. As Ed and Noam’s Propaganda Model argues, the media is not some monolith (although it is increasingly concentrated), with orders from the top carried out by the minions, but it works far more automatically and subtly. It cooks its heretics, but that is how all herds manage themselves. Those who fail to deeply drink the Kool-Aid don’t last long, or they have to hide within the ranks. I have essentially done that during the past 30 years of my corporate career. That the structural aspects are vitally important should not make anybody think that there is no conscious direction from the top, because there is. At the GC level, the media serves a brainwashing function, and if it strays from its mission, it is brought back into line, and as with the suppression of free energy, most of the dirty work is done by the masses, gratis. I am attacked wherever I appear on the Internet, with Big Lies leading the attacks, which easily dupe the credulous. There is a lot more to write about the media, but I’ll finish this post with the saying that the news is the first draft of history, so the media’s lies generally become sanctified in the “history” books, which are also a pack of lies much of the time, and servile historians complement those servile journalists. Those are only illustrations of my journey’s primary lesson. Best, Wade

Hi: Briefly, the global rackets all have these features: They heavily rely on indoctrination, and “get them while they are young” is a standard tactic; They shear the sheep, to often deadly effect; The sheep often eagerly participate, and to their doom; Those at the top rake it in; The economic power that the rackets garner is merely a means to political power; The rank and file members of the rackets have almost no idea what is really happening; Even the seeming tops of the rackets are not at the GC level; the retail elite are not ultimately running the show; The rackets all have a global interlock at the GC level; Like the retail elite, professional politicians are down the food chain a ways; There are dynastic aspects to all of them, which can play out in the dominant institutions; They treat heretics (and upstarts such as Dennis) with extreme prejudice; they all have their violent aspects, and the laws and legal systems are rigged in their favor. And like a mantra, my primary message includes these ideas: The rackets are all born of scarcity; They will all vanish when abundance arrives; We all have a responsibility for this situation, which also means that we can all do something about it; playing the victim to this situation is typical and useless; it is time to act like creators instead of victims. The dominant ideologies, which undergird the rackets, to one extent or another, are all based on scarcity. We can barely imagine what the end of scarcity will look like, just like when the previous epochs arrived. These themes will play through the following posts. I will also cover the differences. Best, Wade

Hi Ernie: I guess the short answer is that writing about the topics that I think are needed for the choir is all that I am up for, forum-wise. My time is very limited. For my age, I am mind-bogglingly busy. Helping manifest the biggest event in the human journey is what I am interested in, and I am trying to help people get to where they can also be helpful for that effort. I think that a comprehensive perspective is needed, so I write in a broad, interdisciplinary way. I am not really into “debating” much. What you can see Krishna do on this thread in the past couple of years, discussing the latest scientific paper and scholarly book that is germane to my work, is close to what I am looking for. Ilie has long been my gold standard, but he is a busy boy these days. One day, he will resume. As I write this, I have piled up correspondence to plow through, I just got done with the busiest part of my work year, I hosted a family gathering last weekend, my haircut is weeks overdue, I have not been hiking for weeks (I have to work on regaining my health this year, and the demands on my time make it a challenge), and so on. Not nearly enough hours in the day. In just the past week, I have been resuming my study of Ed and Noam’s work on imperial America, so I can resume my work on Ed’s bio project, for which I hope to get the main piece done by summer, and then work on the essay update, which is two years overdue right now. So, my morning forum postings are about all that I can muster on the forum front, and replying to pupils and allies, both in forums and privately. This weekend, I have to do the year-end accounting and income tax filing for my family, which will likely use up a day this weekend. I have not had a weekend free of work or other commitments since January. Not whining, just explaining. Best, Wade

Hi: In Sumer, the temple preceded the palace, secular administration was coordinated through the temples, and the precious metals and gems were kept at the temples, which acted as the first banks. So, banking and religion had close ties at the beginning of civilization. Elite palaces came later, and figures such as Gilgamesh were deified. Mass warfare also began then, it was notable for its brutality, and the laws were Draconian. Ideological indoctrination, as well as brutal displays of power and ostentatious displays of wealth, such as monumental architecture, were all tricks to get the populace to accept elite rule in the pristine states. The roots of many features of our world were laid then, including the seed of what became the Global Controllers. Today’s global rackets got their start back then, nearly all of them. The secrecy, deception, and violence of the spooks, the brutality and profits of war, the earliest writings were elite accounting and deifying the elite, foreshadowing today’s media, religion and banking were elite tools, controlling the food - AKA energy - supplies was the foundation of all societies and civilizations – these were all evident at the beginning of civilization. The only one of today’s global rackets that does not have evident roots in the earliest civilizations is medicine. That came later. They all had similarities, such as a lust for wealth and power at their roots, and their means had similarities, yet important differences, too. I’ll explore them in coming posts. Best, Wade

Hi: The last racket on Jon Rappoport’s list is banking. Banking and I go way back, to the 1980s, when I participated in one the earliest events of the Savings and Loan Scandal. I finally understood what had happened during the month when I became radicalized. The scandal was kept quiet until the presidential election was over, as both camps were in the S&L Scandal up to their eyeballs. More than a thousand people went to prison in the wake of the S&L Scandal, which was quaint compared to what happened in 2007-2009. About the only people who went to prison that time were Bernie Madoff and Martha Stewart, but half of Wall Street should have gone to prison. Instead of prison, the banks got bailed out. That speaks volumes on how corrupt our system has become. The Wall Street banks are like the retail elite: they are the faces that people see, but they are merely tips of the iceberg. The big banks are ringleaders in the neocolonial raping that the USA has inflicted on the world’s poor for generations. Once in a great while, an insider will come forward and reveal the real game being played, as John Perkins did. I’ll probably never know what was really happening with that sting operation that tried to nab us, and I’ll always wonder about the banks’ involvement. It was bankers in Chicago who invited Dennis out for the billion dollar bribe that the CIA offered. Chase Manhattan Bank wiped out Dennis’s manufacturer during the Seattle days, and David Rockefeller himself called Dennis at home about his full-page for 100 MPG technology, just before the feds lowered the boom on Dennis. Economic exchange is meaningless in a world of abundance, but assumes great, egocentric importance in a world of scarcity, and the GCs know it well. Banking will go the way of dinosaurs and slavery in the Fifth Epoch, and the bankers do what they can to keep that day from coming. I am going to work all of the racket threads at once, and show their overlaps, similarities, and differences. Best, Wade

Hi: Jon Rappoport’s inclusion of religion in the global rackets seems to be the outlier of his list, but during my adventures and study, it began to make sense. Mormons helped wipe out our Seattle and Ventura operations, and many years later, I heard Steven Greer state that the Mormon financial empire is the most dominant member of the Global Controllers. Greer also said that religious fanatics were the most vicious enforcers of the GCs’ cabal. So, I saw a religion connection to the rackets from the beginning of my adventures, but it really seemed hard to believe at first. Then my years of study made the picture clearer. For one thing, most of humanity does not live in the industrialized world. Only about a billion of our 7.5 billion do. The number is growing, as nations such as China industrialize, but most of humanity is comprised of peasants, and the world’s dominant religions were born in agrarian societies. It also goes back further than that. Jane Goodall has watched chimps make “waterfall displays,” which seems to be the beginning of ritualistic behavior. The first religions were a reaction to warfare, to create “social cohesion.” It was born of survival, and killing one’s rivals for the scarce economic production needed help from the unseen. People would take all the help they could get. The hunter-gatherer religions have been promoted as having some kind of mystical relationship with the prey, but it seems to really be about beseeching the gods for a successful hunt. The religion, as far as the neighbors were concerned, was about prevailing in battle. Not very inspiring. Singing and dancing rituals marked humanity’s religion until the Domestication Revolution and urbanization. Then the professional priesthood arose, stamped out the singing and dancing rituals in favor of belief-oriented rituals, and they entered into a Faustian deal with the new elites, conferring divine status or sanction to them. Organized religion arguably became the first racket, and it enabled elites from the beginning. With that inauspicious beginning, it is does not take much imagination to see how it ended up where it is today. The sacred texts of the Judeo-Christian religions were all written more than a century after the alleged events, and many events seem to be fairy tales concocted by the priesthood that few modern peoples take seriously. But if you get them young and subject them to conditioning, you will have “customers” for life. All of the rackets work that way, so there is no need to pick on religions too much. They just paved the way for what followed. All of the rackets depend on indoctrination from the beginning, to make their “message” stick in young hearts and minds, and very few ever escape those traps, whether it is worshipping a flag, embracing certain death, believing that money means much, subscribing to the “laws of physics,” etc. Today’s New Age practices are parodies of religion in ways, still egocentrically focused (trying to get rich, etc.), seeking some external “authority,” (New Age gurus abound) and the like. Peace, Wade

Hi: I did not know it when I began the war racket thread, but today is the 50th anniversary of Martin Luther King Junior’s murder. Like JFK and RFK, King’s days were numbered when he began speaking out against the imperial war machine. Like JFK and RFK, MLK was taken out by the spooks, with a “lone nut” patsy served up to take the rap, as usual. Among my starkest childhood’s memories were watching my mother watch JFK’s funeral, watching the announcement of the Apollo 1 fire, which was the beginning of the end of my father’s NASA career, and the MLK and RFK murders, less than two months apart. I lived an hour’s drive from where RFK was murdered, and spent part of the summer of 1966 in Dallas, while my parents looked for a house in Houston. I won the school’s spelling bee at about the same time that MLK was murdered, at the California equivalent of Saint Hitler Grammar School. The American imperial war machine has cast a heavy shadow over my life, and I am sure that it is not finished committing its evil deeds. I pray that my life’s work helps makes war obsolete, among other things. Peace, Wade

Hi: This post will start the war racket thread. Territorial animals engage in warfare – AKA battles with their own species – and it finds its apotheosis with social animals. Even ants do it. Closer to our line, monkeys engage in warfare, and chimps engage in genocide. Humans have engaged in warfare from the beginning, which led to religion, which is another racket that I will cover. So, the roots of warfare are deep in the human journey, and there was always an economic underpinning. Warfare is born of scarcity. Solve scarcity, and you solve warfare. Somewhat ironically, the warmongers possess the solution to scarcity, but it is kept sequestered, because the retrograde souls who control that situation find the opportunities of scarcity and fear too seductive, and all of humanity plays along to the macabre dance. There have been two basic paths to war in the human journey. Mass warfare began with civilization, and has yet to be solved. It is also one of the greatest “opportunities” that we have as a species to pursue evil, and the military’s ranks are filled with dark pathers, or psychopaths, for those who prefer scientific terminology. Mass murder is a great way to rack up karma. Whoever designed the “soul system” has a lot of explaining to do. Before World War II, one of the USA’s most beloved war heroes wrote a book titled War is a Racket, and admitted that he was the muscle for supranational capitalism in his soldier days. Since World War II, war has become big business, particularly in the USA. We worship war in the USA, and the universal belief is that we slaughter millions defending freedom and high principles. Bigger lies have seldom been told. The USA’s brand of warfare is a lucrative raping of humanity on behalf of American corporations, in a practice that is more than a century old. Best, Wade

Hi Len: I’ll agree that you don’t have any experience with fusion rockets. But the spooks may. But fusion is just one way… Best, Wade

Hi: This post will start the media racket thread. The Western media is a brainwashing tool, plain and simple. The best brainwashing does not look like it, but looks like education, entertainment, information, etc. Uncles Ed and Noam regularly wrote about how the brainwashing works in the Western media. They also wrote that intellectuals are often the most brainwashed of all. The Canadian documentary on Noam’s life was the most popular documentary in Canadian history to its time, and it never played on American network television. Thirty years ago, Ed and Noam produced the Propaganda Model of the media, which is still the one to be reckoned with. It is similar to my work on how organized suppression works: it is mostly structural. But that does not mean that there is no conscious manipulation. Ralph McGehee described at length how the CIA produced disinformation through the media. I have no doubt that programs like Operation Mockingbird operate today, and the control of the media is even more complete today than it used to be, and we have been treated to neo-McCarthy-ish efforts lately, as the American media goosesteps to the right. The New York Times published The Pentagon Papers, and Daniel Ellsberg was prosecuted, but a non-American lives in exile under threat of rendition for publishing information like The Pentagon Papers. Wikileaks’s first claim to fame was publishing the footage of the American military’s murders of a Reuters cameraman and others. The man who leaked the footage went to prison (Ellsberg did not go to prison), the reporter lives under political asylum today, and the murderers never even received a reprimand. The media is deeply entwined with and enables the other rackets. It cheers all wars that the government promotes, no matter what, parroting disinformation and attacking anybody who challenges it. On behalf of the hydrocarbon lobby, it helped create the illusion of a debate over Global Warming, when one did not really exist. I watched the media tell Big Lies about Dennis since I met him, as they make it up as they go. And it works. My own mother campaigned against me, using the disinformation of her employer as her ammunition. One friend could never give up his addiction to the TV news, as he parroted it daily. Fox News is actually a key player in the propaganda, and serves a useful function. Fox News is so blatant that nobody with a brainwave can mistake it for anything other than propaganda, and I have had to listen to people decry Fox News while they parroted the New York Times’s propaganda. They think that they are informed and free-thinking, because they don’t fall for the juvenile propaganda of Fox News, while they parrot the subtler propaganda, such as what a humanitarian Paul Kagame is, as he has photo ops with Tony Blair, Bill Clinton, Michael Milken, Bill Gates, and other “humanitarians.” As Noam stated, the media is to “democracy” what a standing army is to a dictator: a way to control the masses. This is a big subject, and it will take a few posts to cover. Best, Wade

Hi Len: I am not saying that fusion rockets have not been built, but a teenage boy doing it in an auto-shop-type facility, with his father? I grew up in an inventor’s workshop, and helped build some of his contraptions. Building a fusion rocket, and hitting a bulls-eye, hundreds of miles away, for the first test? That sounds like Back to the Future. What my friend saw was 35th generation technology, with countless billions of dollars thrown at it, in facilities that beggar the imagination. Then again, Adair testified under oath to Congress about it, and told them that their internal records could verify his story. Of all the UFO/ET tales I have heard, his trips the light fantastic. But aspects of his tale seem true, and others ring true. I have been told from the inside that more may be coming one day, and maybe I’ll live long enough to see it. But I am not counting on the inventors. Best, Wade

Hi: I received the video on David Adair and watched it over the weekend. I completely admit how unbelievable his story seems. After watching the video, I accept that Adair: Knew Neil Armstrong’s mother; Built rockets as a teenager; Likely had a family connection to Curtis LeMay; Knew a military official who worked under LeMay; Was a precocious boy. But building a fusion rocket in a shop in a pasture, launching it at White Sands, landing it at Area 51, and then going underground and examining an alien star drive is a world apart from those claims. I understand the doubts expressed by Stanton Friedman. However, I also consider it possible that Adair’s story may be true. When Mr. Mentor invented his battery-charger circuit, he went to bed thinking about the problem that his superiors asked him to think about (as they already knew that they had a Tesla on their hands), and woke up with a picture of the circuit in his head. He built one that day, and it worked. When he invented the engine that was hailed as the world’s best for powering an automobile, it came to him at a stoplight in a flash. The rocket scientist whom the federal government assigned to analyze Mr. Mentor’s engine became its greatest champion, and told Mr. Mentor that it should have taken a team of engineers a career to design what popped into Mr. Mentor’s mind in a flash. So, when Adair said that he dreamed his math, and that Stephen Hawking told him that he did the same thing, that is very familiar territory for me. My friend’s underground technology show seemed eerily familiar, in light of what Adair described, and I heard his story before I heard Adair’s. It was disappointing to hear about Adair’s Disclosure Project experience at the Congressional Hearings, and makes me wonder again about Greer. Adam Trombly’s story is the only one I know of that is as preposterous as Dennis’s, and in my circles, those people are all taken seriously. If I ever told it all, I might seem as wacky as Adair can seem. So, I reserve my judgment on Adair’s fantastic story, and await more evidence, which might never be forthcoming. His is one of those stories that I put on my “mental shelf.” I’ll think about it, but don’t know if it is true or not. Some parts ring true, while others seem way out there. Best, Wade

Hi Ernie: This thread is for people to sing on, and hum, too. If my grand plan ever comes to fruition, it is going to take 100,000 people or so, and I can see several levels of involvement, and if it is your desire, you can find a place to help. To all: I met with one of my long-time pupils yesterday, and the gist regarding my work was that the 2002 version of my site was not a pleasant read, which was my intention. However, that version also has visionary material that I have heard is found no place else on Earth, from people who should know. But it was my big essay that provided the pupil’s personal paradigm shift, and it took about two years of study for it to finally sink in. That was also my intention. Developing a comprehensive perspective takes a lot of work. It took me many years to get there, and when I look at my essays from the 2002 version, I can see how I was groping toward the comprehensive perspective that Uncle Bucky’s work was seminal in helping me see. On the writing front, if I am lucky, the busiest part of my year at the office is now behind me, and I plan to get a lot of writing done. First, I will be working on Uncle Ed’s bio project. I may plunk along on that project for years, but I plan to get the main work done by summer, especially his Wikipedia bio, which is terrible today, essentially a propaganda tract and hatchet job. Then it will be on to my big essay update. It will be significant. The basic thrust will not change, but it will flesh out many areas more, and will incorporate the latest scientific findings. I’ll keep updating that essay until I can’t do it anymore. Best, Wade

Hi: Actually, maybe I will have several racket threads going at once. The rackets all have overlaps. The “glue” among them is a lust for wealth and power, and as I mentioned in my previous post, the rackets need “muscle,” and that muscle is often the spooks. I have written about the spooks many times (for instance, 1, 2, 3), and this series will be about their place in the rackets. The spooks embody key principles of statecraft: secrecy, deception, violence. As with the other rackets, there are several levels of the game with the spooks. There are rank-and-file members of the CIA, such as Ralph McGehee, duped into thinking that they are the good guys. Ralph nearly did not survive his moment of awakening, when he realized that he was working for the forces of darkness, not the light. Langley is filled with zombies who figured it out, kind of, who count the days to retirement and pour themselves into a bottle each night. Dennis was on a Special Forces mission, killing people for his government, to keep genocide quiet, and Dennis did not figure it out until later, and like Ralph, Dennis nearly did not survive his moment of awakening. My close relative worked for the spooks, as a contract CIA agent, never woke up, and drank himself to death instead. He had to kill one of his own, who was a suspected double agent. My relative did not relish the job, but did his duty. Most men will do their killing “duty,” when properly motivated, slaughtering the innocent, if that’s what their orders are. Spooks are not spooks for the fun of it. It is a job, and they carry out actions on behalf of their employers. Spooks can be handy assets, and they are disposable, like Lee Harvey Oswald was. JFK was taken out by the spooks, but they did it on behalf of their employers, not because they just wanted to kill the head of state. The cover-up of JFK’s murder, in broad daylight in front of hundreds of witnesses, shows how disposable politicians are, even the sitting American president, whom the GCs regard as a puppet at most. John Perkins came from “middle management,” and when missionaries, Peace Corps workers, and people like him failed at subjugating nations, then the spooks were sent in, whom Perkins called “The Jackals,” and assassinating heads of state is a specialty of theirs. When my friend got his underground technology show, it was via the spooks, who kidnapped him as his “invitation” to the show. The first thing that Brian said, when I began to tell him about the show, was “So, he got a show from the spooks.” When Brian nearly died, in an incident that shortened his life, it was a spook hit attempt, and when Greer’s team all came down with strange forms of cancer immediately after the Disclosure Project hearings, it was a spook operation once again. Making murder look like something else is one of their specialties. I have probably been subjected to some of their toys, and it was no fun. They watch me to this day, but they just listen. The Snowden revelations were no surprise in my circles. I had heard about the NSA’s office at Microsoft and the engineered “back doors” into all computers back in the early 1990s. No surprises there. Anybody who thinks that they can anonymously interact with me is naïve or delusional. Spooks are used in all of the rackets, and are a racket unto themselves. Working for the spooks is one of the “best” career paths for dark pathers. “Murder people for a living? What a gig!” The more innocent their targets are, the better. The “funny” thing is that when people are “chicken” to stand on the global stage with me (a very common response), they fear the spooks, but that is just naïve paranoia. The biggest dangers are not the spooks, but people’s social circles. Just sing with me, and refrain from proselytizing to their social circles, and all will be well. I can see this series jumping from thread to thread, as I follow the overlaps. Best, Wade

Hi: I don’t have much time to write this morning. As I noted in my previous post, the responsibility for the existence of the rackets goes far and wide. When people begin to awaken to the idea that they are rackets, a common victim’s response is to seek out the bad actors to blame. One of the greatest delusions around the rackets is thinking that if just a few bad apples are taken out, then all will be well, the rackets will reform, etc. The medical racket has willing players at all levels, from the evil tops to the rank-and-file, to the lemmings who embrace certain death rather than question their indoctrination. It was mind-boggling the first few times that I witnessed it, but I now know it is normal. The medical racket has plenty of bad actors, and we can debate who was worse, Morris Fishbein or the hit men that he likely hired. Brian O’s buddy Jon Rappoport, who named the rackets, said that the medical racket’s enforcement branch is far more ruthless than the energy racket’s, and from what I have seen, he is right. 30 years ago, I talked with some elderly men who were at a conference where Max Gerson was poisoned with arsenic. The medical racket’s hit men can use the tools of the trade. Threatening people with lobotomy was a tactic back when it was popular. Rackets need “muscle” to work, and plenty of criminals will eagerly find employment in them. Best, Wade

Hi: The rackets all have their foot soldiers, protecting the interests of their employers. Some are outright criminals and murderers, but they are used relatively rarely. More common are the intellectual warriors who defend their racket’s ideological turf. The viability of the rackets can only be maintained by pretending that they are not rackets. So, there is no end of intellectuals who have sold their souls to the “cause” and perform ideological service to the rackets, to make them seem like benevolent and vital aspects of our societies. As an “intellectual” myself, it has been particularly galling to encounter the sophists and liars on behalf of the rackets. They give “intelligence” a bad name. Long ago, George Orwell wrote, in the censored preface to Animal Farm: “…it is the liberals who fear liberty and the intellectuals who want to do dirt on the intellect…” I cited that nearly 20 years ago, but I did not gain a deep appreciation of the truth of his statement until recent years. The most irrational people I have encountered have often been the “smart,” as they defend their ideological positions, whether it is the “laws of physics” that makes free energy “impossible,” to deny organized suppression as a “conspiracy theory,” or advocating that a little radiation, industrial waste, or disease is “good for you.” The promoters are always on the payroll, posing as disinterested advocates of public health, and their conflicts of interest might not come out until much later. While studying to write Uncle Ed’s biography, those attacks on Noam almost always came from leading “intellectuals,” and what the attacks all had in common was their irrationality and dishonesty. I saw the same thing with the “skeptics,” particularly Dennis’s “skeptical” assailant, who quietly folded his tents after Dennis was run out of the USA. He was likely on the payroll, but what is actually more interesting than those soul-sold “intellectuals” is how the rank and file rush to defend the rackets that feed them. In a book I am reading, an M.D. hit it on the head, as she left the orthodox fold and began studying vaccination. She was going to go on public speaking tours on the fallacious polio paradigm, but she said that a more important issue was this (on page 283): “The way the medical education system censors and massages information in order to train very bright people into captive automatons. But bright people don’t get deceived, right? What an affront to my intelligence that I’d been stupid enough to be deceived. The problem is that, being deceived means that you don’t know you are deceived…. Once I saw it, it was not so hard to come to terms with the fact that intelligence is actually the veil that blinds, because never once did I doubt what I was taught. As doctors, we are proud of our achievements, coronation, and the letters after our name, which are the stamp of authority, and what makes us different from the people we treat. That is, in fact, what the pro-vaccine zealots are defending – the integrity of their brightness.” “I’m often asked, ‘If this is true, why are there not more experts saying these things?’ The answer: Doctors stick within the rut of regulated information, because they believe…bright people don’t get hoodwinked.” That was a brilliant little summary, coming from an M.D. who finally woke up. But that dynamic is a universal across all of the rackets. The USA slaughters millions to “defend freedom,” and today, the fiction is “humanitarian intervention,” as the evil war machine rolls on, and each time it cranks up, there is no end of irrational punditry to justify it, which Noam and Ed regularly shredded. Those pseudo-intellectual defenses of the orthodox paradigm to dismiss free energy’s possibility, coming from the world’s leading intellectuals, eventually drove Brian into openly wondering if humanity was a sentient species. Economists are little more than intellectual warriors for the capital class (modern versions of court historians), and it has been that way from the beginning. In a world of scarcity and fear, people use what they have to survive, and the rackets all have intellectual prostitutes in their service, but what is far more damaging is that inertia among the “bright” described above, who will go to their graves defending the lies they were taught, as their entire intellectual edifice and self-regard (and economic survival) were built on it. What doctors are honest and brave enough to realize that their treatments kill their patients, are willing to openly admit it, and actually try to cure their patients? Extremely few, and for those who do, the system deals with them. Roasted heretics are standard features of the rackets, particularly in medicine, and I have witnessed the mobs show up to the bonfires with marshmallows to roast, and the first of those was a key awakening moment for me. I had many more over the years. This situation, of the “smart” being the most obtuse, as they defend their indoctrination, is a key aspect of how the rackets stay intact. Time for work. Best, Wade

Hi: My medical racket essay is one of my site’s oldest, originally written around 1999, if I recall correctly. The oldest parts of my site are my Ralph Hovnanian quotation collage on the medical racket and my essay on Bill the BPA Hit Man. Both were written in early “books” that I wrote, to try to make sense of what I had lived through, in the early 1990s. I revised Bill’s essay, when enough years had passed (about 20), so that I could stomach the task. I can look back at my early writings and smile, sometimes shaking my head, and as I look back at my medical racket essay, I wonder if I wrote it again from scratch, if it would look much differently. When I updated my medical racket essay in 2014, along with most of my 2002 site’s original essays, to align them with my big essay, the section on early Western medicine is the only section that I significantly revised, as I drew on my recent studies of the human journey. About twenty years later, I doubt that I would have changed the thrust of that essay at all. Today, I am reading two books (1, 2) by an M.D. She challenges vaccination, and one book is about her voyage of disillusionment and discovery, which is what the few people of conscience go through in our world. Works of people of conscience like her are very rare. Few doctors today believe in vaccination, but they dare not speak out publicly, lest their careers get scuttled, similar to dentists and fluoridation in the 1950s. Most M.D.s are in it for the money, and are not about the rock the boat. As I wrote not long ago, if I saw all of the evidence dealt with fairly, I might be inclined to admit that vaccination and fluoridation are safe and effective, that the corpus of orthodox medical was largely valid, and other Establishment ideas, but I have witnessed far more racketeering activity than I have an unbiased search for the truth and a desire to keep people healthy. Americans are history’s fattest humans, with 40% of them obese, and even the mainstream admits that our fat butts are a major contributor to cancer. The system needs sick people to function. And the cash registers of the agribusiness, food processor, and biomedical companies ring resoundingly. I am far from convinced that the foundation of disease theory sits on solid ground. IMO, until the findings of “impossible” microscopes such as Rife’s and Naessens’s are avidly reproduced and incorporated into mainstream theory, the entire structure of modern disease theory and treatment rests on shaky ground, and medical interventions probably do more harm than good, when all are weighed together. If the world’s most towering intellectual could be subjected to a libelous assault, completely based on lies, to this day, turning industrial waste into “medicine,” compulsorily jammed down the public’s throat, which “coincidentally” attacks their brains, is a relatively easy feat, and virtually everybody shuffles along to their deaths. It was one of many situations in my life for which I initially refused to believe what I was seeing, but I eventually accepted it. This is what a world of zero integrity looks like, as we rush to our doom. This is what scarcity and fear look like, institutionalized. So, the medical racket is really just part of the scenery, and no reason to be too hard on it. We murder millions based on Big Lies, even outdo the Nazis, so sacrificing millions of our fellow citizens on the altar of power and profit is normal. And as I discovered during my adventures, one of the hardest tasks is to relinquish judgment and accept today’s state of affairs, because only after we acknowledge the truth and the role that we all play in this dance, can we begin to change it. As Uncle Bucky said, until the scarcity situation is resolved, this parade to oblivion will continue. Only free energy can do that. As I survey the rackets, the theme of scarcity and fear will play through all of them, and dark pathers are welcomed into the rackets. We had quite a few sicced on us during our journey (1, 2, 3, 4), but many free-lancers also flocked to us. They were “good” at what they did, that I will grant them, and when they pass over, they will be among “friends.” As Uncle Ed wrote about regarding the media, most of the corruption of medicine is “structural,” and few are really aware of what they are participating in. They can’t afford to be, or their stunted consciences just might awaken, and few can afford a conscience in our world. When spooks begin to awaken, they can become zombies at Langley, although drinking themselves to death is a common way to deal with their cognitive dissonance. Time for work. Best, Wade

Hi: I don’t plan to have several dueling threads going at once, as I write about the rackets, but I am going to start the energy racket thread with this post, and show one similarity to the medical racket. My previous post discussed the surreal corruption in American medicine, as the face of modern medicine promoted an asbestos cigarette filter. It did not take a rocket scientist to understand how smoking harmed the lungs, and King James I campaigned against smoking more than 400 years ago, holding up blackened lungs from England’s first smokers. But somehow, “modern” American medicine could not seem to see a connection, even though German scientists had campaigned against smoking for generations. If what my friend saw, from the GCs’ Golden Hoard, was made available for scientists to study, you could pretty much throw away today’s physics textbooks, or keep them around as doorstops or museum relics of a primitive era of science. That is at the more extreme end of the energy racket, where Earth-saving technologies are carefully sequestered from the public, in history’s greatest cover-up, which is conjoined with the ET cover-up. A more “benign” corruption of science is the Global Warming “debate,” which largely exists because the hydrocarbon lobby bought up a number of scientists who eagerly sold their souls, such as Fred Singer, and our corporate-owned media gives them a respectable hearing, as “skeptics,” creating the appearance of a debate that largely does not exist. In my big essay, I wrote that every surprise in the Global Warming issue in recent years has been that it is happening far faster than even the most “alarmist” models of the late 20th century predicted. This year’s dramatic weather in the Arctic, and the extreme weather in the Northern Hemisphere, finally seems to be waking people up, and this month’s Scientific American has an article by Jennifer Francis, who wrote that Global Warming is happening far faster than they thought even 15 years ago, and even then, they were stepping up their predictions, as Global Warming began to gallop along in a runaway effect. It takes minimal scientific literacy to understand the basics of Global Warming. Our industrial age is fueled by mining and burning Earth’s hydrocarbon deposits, which were laid down over the past several hundred million years (1, 2), and we are going to burn them all up in a few hundred, and causing skyrocketing carbon dioxide levels as a result. Carbon dioxide traps infrared radiation and warms Earth’s atmosphere, which scientists have known since the 1800s, but about half of Americans are “skeptical” of Global Warming, and there is not a scientifically literate one among them, other than those who sold their souls, play “contrarian” as a habit, or are scraping around for any excuse they can find to justify business as usual. In my home state, I witness dramatic evidence of Global Warming every year, as the glaciers rapidly melt. You can’t fake or cover up that, but I hear no end of the obfuscations by those hydrocarbon lobby mouthpieces, designed to dupe the scientifically illiterate, like that guy who rode a homemade rocket this week to an altitude of less than 2,000 feet to “prove” that Earth is flat. Again, you can’t make this stuff up. Muddying the Global Warming issue is one of the more benign aspects of the energy racket. Best, Wade

Hi: When I wrote Uncle Ed’s biography, which won’t change too much this year, as I work on his bio project more, in the advertiser section of his and Noam’s propaganda model, I added a section on publisher conflicts of interest over cigarettes, which segued into the house organ of American medicine’s running cigarette ads for a generation, until the drug companies began complaining, as the cigarette ads ran alongside drug ads, making the drug ads look bad. The event that finally made the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) stop running cigarette ads was when its former editor led the “research” efforts and subsequent ad blitz for an asbestos cigarette filter, of all things. You can’t make this stuff up. The lawsuits from Kent smokers have been coming fast and furiously for generations. That JAMA editor was the face of American medicine for a generation, gracing the cover of Time magazine, and it was not until he was deposed as the dictator of American medicine that the first research on smoking and lung cancer appeared in JAMA’s pages. That is probably the most spectacular instance of conflict of interest with advertisers that I have seen, where basic issues of public health were suppressed in favor of the dispensers of the deadly substance, who were openly in bed with the health authorities, who were only too happy to take the ad money. No thanks to the AMA, which was in bed with the tobacco interests clear into the 1980s, when the environment in the USA finally became hostile to the promotion of cigarettes, the tobacco companies used the Reagan administration’s muscle to force open Asian markets, where their subsequent ad blitzes targeted women and children. The same man who promoted asbestos cigarette filters also led the “war on quacks.” He also promoted fluoride. Promoting the most obvious cause of cancer was bad enough, but he also tried to buy out and monopolize novel cancer treatments, and repeatedly wiped out health pioneers who refused to sell out to him and his cronies. One of his favorite targets fought back, and the subsequent scandal wrecked that dictator’s career and image, when it came out in court that he flunked anatomy in medical school and never practiced medicine. So, the same man promoted the most obvious cause of cancer (even “improved” with asbestos) while trying to buy out and monopolize the harmless, effective, and cheap alternative treatments. Who wants to argue that he did not know what he was doing, that both activities were simply coincidental? You don’t have to connect very many dots to see a diabolical conspiracy, as both activities arose from the same brain. If Morris Fishbein could not connect the dots in his own head, he was even stupider than I thought. The father of public relations also worked on addicting American women to cigarettes, and he also promoted fluoride and provided the propaganda for the overthrow of Guatemala’s government, among his many “achievements.” That tobacco story might be the most spectacular instance of the medical racket in action that I know of, but it also has plenty of competition, which I will cover in subsequent posts. This is not exactly a bygone era, as there is still fluoride in the tap water in my home, and the approved cancer treatments still kill off the patients at prodigious rates while “coincidentally” being highly lucrative, while the alternative treatments are still suppressed. Best, Wade

Hi: On to the rackets. One thing I need to make crystal clear from the beginning: I am not judging the situation, other than to note that the rackets are well on their way to making Earth uninhabitable, and they could all be called “evil,” but pursuing evil is just a hazard of being an ensouled species. To the Creator, the worst of the worst on Earth are nothing more than children at play. The global elite have only taken games that virtually all humans play to levels of mastery, and the rackets all have various levels of the game, from expendable soldiers, hospital orderlies, bank tellers, TV news talking heads, meter readers for the local utility companies and gas station attendants, CIA and NGO pawns (who never figure it out, or become zombies at Langley), to priests, choir boys, and nuns, to the very tops of the rackets, to the masses who obediently file to their deaths and worse, as they worship at those altars. We all have responsibility for this situation, which also means that we can all do something about it. In a world of scarcity and fear, racketeering makes sense. Mobsters are amateurs, compared to the Global Controllers, who have refined their games to a science. They have had a long time to work on their craft. If we make it over the hump into the Fifth Epoch, elites and the rackets will only be seen as a passing phase for humanity. In that 75- year old paper that I was recently made aware of, on page 351 of the journal that it was published in, you can read, from an author at Cal Tech: “The face of the earth will be changed…privilege and class distinctions…will become relics because things that make up the good life will be so abundant and inexpensive. War will become obsolete because of the disappearance of those economic stresses that immemorially have caused it…The kind of civilization we might expect….is so different in kind from anything we know that even guesses about it are futile.” It is truly gratifying to see people having some understanding of what the Fifth Epoch might look like so long ago, even before the USA nuked Japan, including the end of elites, warfare, and poverty, they came to understandings that people like me came to many years later, independently, by just gaining some understanding of how our world works. One irony is that the energy technologies that made the Fifth Epoch feasible were developed before I was born, and some likely existed when that paper was published in 1943, in the midst of humanity’s most devastating war (so far! ). It won’t take many to overcome humanity’s inertia and the organized suppression, to usher in the Fifth Epoch (and only then will the masses begin to understand), but not many of them walk on Earth today, either. With that preamble out of the way, it is on to the rackets. They play a minor but important role in humanity’s predicament. Best, Wade

Hi: I plan to make a series of posts on the rackets. I plan to cover each of the global rackets. I have found that the rackets thrive on scarcity and fear, and they perpetuate it in order to keep a “healthy” environment to operate in. In a world of abundance and love, it is Game Over for all of the rackets, which is why they see free energy and its attendant technologies as such a threat, as they work mightily to keep the lid on it. My first will be on the medical racket, which is coming soon. Best, Wade