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I'd like to see a short film made about parents taking their young son and daughter for a walk through The Museum of Extinction. The camera see only the backs of the children as they walk along the displays. We hear their questions and their mother and father's answers. They sound like a normal American family. We see case after case with displays of stuffed, extinct animals."

When they reach the last display case it's a scene depicting an ideal American Family - - an adult human male and female and a male and female human child. The little girl points at it and screams, "Daddy, what is that?" We see her turn and run back toward daddy and our camera. We see her face for the first time and she is obviously not human.

The film goes on to describe the human legacy of destruction and offers a list of the most absurd actions and activities of human beings.

Here's a couple of examples of absurd activities: smoking cigarettes, murdering several hundred million humans via war in the twentieth century.

I'd like to hear our government to come right out and tell us the truth about the Afghanistan oil connection. About five percent of us already know it so why not tell the rest of the people. Suppose they simply said:

"We're sick of Arabs holding us hostage over oil. We (that is the oil cartel that runs the United States government) has discovered oil reserves in Russia just north of Afghanistan. Those reserves are so huge that they could supply all the oil needs of the entire world for the next sixty years. But we can't build a pipeline and get that oil to the Indian Ocean ports because the Afghanistan Taliban are in the way. They've got to go."

"Right now, we've got the greatest world support we could possibly hope for to get rid of them, so get on the band wagon with us and we can soon tell those Middle Eastern bandits where to shove all their oil."

If they told that truth, then along with the ever-present death threats from the criminally insane, they'd get rave reviews for honesty. People would say, OK, I'm with you on this one, but you must also do away with the extremely dangerous nuclear power plants, develop renewable energy resources, and dismantle the fascist police state that you are creating under the excuse of protecting us from terrorism.

Many years ago, comedian Bob Newhart did a comedy routine about smoking, called "Sir Walter Raleigh." In his routine, Newhart is in England and is having a telephone conversation with Sir Walter Raleigh who is in America. We hear only the Newhart side of the conversation as he asks Walt about the absurdity of putting the rolled up leaves in his mouth, setting the leaves on fire, and then breathing in the smoke.

I'd like to know what happened to that routine. I haven't heard it for at least thirty years. I wonder if the tobacco industry bought all rights to it and is prohibiting it from ever being used again?

Because it exposes smoking as the absurdity that it really is, it should be shown to kids in every school in America. That's what I'd like to see happen.

The Integratron is a 38-foot high, 50-foot diameter, non-metallic structure designed and built near Giant Rock in the Southern California desert by engineer, George Van Tassel, a former test pilot for Howard Hughes and Douglas Aircraft. When the building was about eighty-five percent completed, Mr. Van Tassel died, and work on the project stopped.

Is this structure the fabrication of another lunatic or is it the future of humanity? Is it actually a rejuvenation, healing, and time machine. There are enthusiasts of the project who, using scale models, have done preliminary studies with very encouraging results. Preliminary tests indicate that this structure could produce very unusual and extremely powerful energy fields.

In spite of it's phenomenal potential, nobody with financial means has offered the money required to complete the structure and find out what it actually could produce. It's potential is still a major unknown. Collectively, the nuclear nations have created more than 50,000 nuclear devices. For the price of just one of those bombs, we could easily find out.

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