The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
The “anternet” discovered! How ants mimic Internet protocol In a sign that nature still has an awful lot to teach us, a Stanford biologist and computer scientist have discovered that harvester ants hunt for food the same way Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) operates to determine and manage network congestion. That’s right. The foundation of the …
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Two Worlds in Collision: Extraterrestrials, the Secret Government, and You Host: Richard Dolan In the wake of an ever-growing police state, it seems the secret of human contact with other intelligences present on the Earth has been hidden. Who is keeping the secret hidden? What and who are these intelligences operating behind the scenes, and …
EDIT of 18 Dec 2012 to add below link: Graphic: Stress on Great Lakes Water + Water RECAP EDIT of 18 Oct 2012: The second nuclear catastrophe in Japan is IMMINENT. The flooding is, like the magnetic field flip, a 100-150 year evolution (see second reference below). Not yet being discussed is the fact that …
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Oliver L. Reiser A Gem–Easy to Read, A Foundation Book for World Brain and Global Game, May 22, 2011 I bought this book on a whim, sensing that despite its 1946 publication date it might be inspirational and I have been *very* glad to go through this. It was a half-century ahead of its time. …
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Hans Kung Deeper and more Complex of Three Books on Same Topic April 7, 2011 I tend to read in threes, and this is the deeper and more complex of the three. The first, the one I gave 6+ stars to for its simplicity and coherence, was God and Science: Coming Full Circle?. The second–and …
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James F. Molben 6 Stars Plus for SImplicity, Coherence, & Importance April 7, 2011 I tend to read in threes, and read this book together with Questions of Truth: Fifty-one Responses to Questions About God, Science, and Belief and The Beginning of All Things: Science and Religion. The three books complement each other very nicely, …
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