There is a lot of stuff out there about the upcoming Y2K computer glitch.
All hype? Some true? Only your computerdresser knows for sure.
Excuse me; even they don't. They only know it should be interesting.
They can dismiss the 999 thing. Worry about the date Sept. 9th,
1999. No computer should be caught by that. Just because programmers
would use that to indicate the end of the program they had written means
nothing to a date that could be any configuration of nines. No problem.
But that's not all.
Just writing about this, I feel that perhaps I have lowered in your
sight. I have joined the other nuts promoting fear. I feel
like I have to defend myself. But I am just passing along a little
of what I have heard. It may or may not be true; but aspiring minds
want to know.
Forewarned is forearmed. Do not panic, prepare. The key
word is readiness. The flesh doesn't want to believe this thing and
the flesh doesn't want to prepare. That's the nature of the flesh.
Ah, but you say, believing in the boogie man is of the flesh also.
Okay.
Did you know, in World War II (the war to end all wars was later called
WWI) they were trying find ways to win the war. They were experimenting
with weapons that messed with mother nature. There were three major
things they were working on. One of these experiments had something to
do with "the Philadelphia experiment" I think. The atom bomb panned out
first, so they went with that as a way to hopefully end the war. Before
this, Tesla's safe had been raided by the Feds after he had died. (If you
don't know about Nikola Tesla, that should be enough for you to believe
in conspiracy theories right there - he should have been a household word
way before Einstein. But Einstein had the apparent credentials -
his back door open and closed a lot - he had a taste for the ladies - seems
to go with power and popularity; as Mel Brooks would say: "It's good to
be the king....")
What would you say to me if I had told you in 1940 that we are going
to have a bomb, that when dropped on a city will produce a big flash, a
huge mushroom cloud, and obliterate an area for miles around. Would
you have said I was nuts? Buck Rogers and Jules Verne did not have
anything like that in their arsenal! (Did they?) Would you
believe we could "split the atom"?
Have you heard about HAARP?
When we were deciding about electricity at the turn of the century
there was the debate as to using AC or DC. Tesla (there's that name
again) knew DC was better. AC would require substations every five
miles or so just to keep the power going. JP Morgan had the metal
necessary for AC and wanted to make a great profit selling it. So
one night they burned down Tesla's lab, hoping Tesla was in it. Tesla
was out for a sandwich. He also got his revenge, a little - he publicly
asked JP Morgan for money to help him rebuild and how could JP refuse without
looking bad to the public? Money and power run things. News, eh?
So those with money run things when they can. And will
do whatever it takes.
And another thing: When the scriptures were written people were
familiar with using oil for their lamps and farming and taking care of
livestock. We live in a different era. If you took away electricity
- how well do you think that you would survive? If we have a depression,
it will not be just like 1930. Should we lose our electrical power
too we will be like 1830. Think about it! (Gene makes this point
in his book "Economics Doomsday".
This Y2K stuff, may or may not cause big problems; it may just cause
some annoying inconveniences. But Gene Edwards says the trouble will
start beforehand just from the rumor and apprehension. Depression
will strike. He is relying on the lessons of history. He could
be wrong. He could be right. Even his hairdresser doesn't know
for sure.
It is all this doubt and speculation that will make for a lot of who-knows-what.
A lot of generators and kerosene heaters being sold that wouldn't be normally?
More guns and ammo held by the general public? More people hoarding
gold and water and food? A run on the banks? Grocery store
shelves empty? Men fainting with fear and foreboding about what is
happening?
Don't know.
But there's Trouble in River City. And that starts with a "T"
and that rhymes with "P" and that stands for "pool". Are you going
to end up in abandoned puddles of the Gene pool? Edwards? Alvarez?
Who says? Now I am talking like a madman.
Have you heard of the weapon "plasma"?
If only the scripture contained the answers. I'll tell you what,
with all this speculation I am glad to personally have the Rock of Jesus
Christ. I have doubted him often, but he has proved true over and
over.
These things coming up? We all are simply guessing. God
does know the future; he just doesn't talk too much. In these last
days He has spoken to us through His Son. "In the world you will
have tribulation - be of good cheer - I have overcome the world", said
Jesus.
But it wouldn't hurt to have a little preparedness. Not chicken
little "the sky is falling" and not an ostrich with its head in the sand.
Practical readiness. N'est pas?
Though we are only guessing about the future, we can make some fairly
accurate and educated predictions - and that's why I pass this along to
you.
What have I done to prepare? Not much. Even I am being
lackadaisical. But should disaster strike guess who will banging
their head against the wall the hardest? Luck is opportunity meeting
preparation. I'm hoping to be lucky.
Yes, our life is in God's hands. But you ever hear the story
of the guy on the rooftop watching the flood waters rise? He was
warned the flood was coming but claimed God would save him. His friends
came by in a boat, but he said don't worry, God would save him. A
helicopter came and begged the man, but he waved it off claiming that God
would save him.
When the man came to see God, shortly thereafter (as he had drowned),
the man asked God, "Why didn't you save me?"
God replied, "I warned you, and sent a boat and a helicopter.
What else did you want me to do?!"
"The greatest deception men suffer is from their own opinions." Da Vinci
Crazy, nuts, loony? They're splitting the atom. Watch it!
BTW, did you know that Tesla invented the MRI?
And an "earthquake" machine. And the fascinating thing about his is,
I can explain to you how it worked: Every thing has vibration. Everything
moves. Molecules are always in motion or in orbit, if you will.
He said he tuned this little box to the frequency of the building. And
that started to bring the whole building down till he smashed the box.
One of the principles is the same reason that soldiers "fall out" while
crossing a bridge.
Oh, here's from the back of the book put together by Dale Pond and
Walter Baumgartner
Excerpt from the New York World - Telegram
July 11, 1935
Nikola Tesla revealed that an earthquake which drew police and ambulances
to the region of his laboratory at 48 E Houston St., New York, in 1898,
was the result of a little machine he was experimenting with at the time
which "you could put in your overcoat pocket."
The bewildered newspapermen pounced upon this as at least one thing
they could understand and "the father of modern electricity" told what
had happened as follows:
"I was experimenting with vibrations. I had one my machines going
and I wanted to see if I could get it in tune with the vibration of the
building. I put it up a notch. There was a peculiar cracking
sound.
I asked my assistants where did the sound come from. They did
not know I put the machine up a few more notches. there was
a louder cracking sound. I knew I was approaching the vibration of
the steel building. I pushed the machine a little higher.
Suddenly all the heavy machinery in the place was flying around.
I grabbed a hammer and broke the machine. The building would have
been about our ears in another few minutes. Outside in the street
there was pandemonium.
The police and ambulance arrived. I told my assistants to say
nothing. We told the police it must have been an earthquake.
That's all they ever knew about it."
Some shrewd reporter asked Dr. Tesla at this point what he would need
to destroy the Empire State Building and the doctor replied: "Vibration
will do anything. It would only be necessary to step up the vibrations
of the machine to fit the natural vibrations of the building and the building
would come crashing down. That's why soldiers break step crossing
a bridge."
This new manual presents a new technology. It is based on sonic
vibrations which can be produced by a comparatively simple apparatus
- The Tesla Oscillator.
In the oscillators or transmitters described in this book, a resonance
effect can be observed. Resonance appears to be an ever-expanding,
magnifying effect with these transmitters.
Very little input energy is required to set the device in motion and
build that motion to tremendous levels of usable energy. The principle
employed is called "Amplitude Modulated Additive Synthesis" by music industry
engineers.