For Lilian and the Indigos - Above Top Secret

Products programmed in open source, code that anyone can look at and
those that could read the code could watchdog ala eBay on a public
website. The quality programs would gain reputation, and the aim would
be for perfection, rather than some product that will generate future sales.
In fact, this would be what would happen all around. That quality would
gain reputation as ratings were posted on the free, neutral Web.
In this scarcity paradigm that we are choosing to live in – though there is
plenty for all; it just is very badly managed – we find it hard to envision
ways the bounty of the earth can be all of ours, and what it would mean if
it came to pass with humanity in control.
The tech point we have arrived at in Human History is affecting all
humans: a new, totally novel point we are at. This fact places a gais on us
as humanity to make a choice. All of us are at a point where we could
choose to give the tasks that need intensive labor or concentration to
machines (and to any humans that want to do them). And it turns out that
all tasks that no one REALLY wants to do can be done with what we have
now. Or we could choose to allow our race to be commanded as slaves by
Them, the Elite, the Lizard Hearted.
One key, and I keep coming back to it, is free energy. After watching the
– BBC, it might have been – broadcast of the Gary McKinnon interview
on the internet, and the heavily edited excitement he had at the discovery
of free energy in his made-public romp inside US black ops computers, I
wonder why there aren’t many who are gleefully passing on to their loved
ones how we have the tools to end human slavery. I wonder why this
hasn’t been brought to the point of tipping – to the tipping point – where
we are mandating it!
Looking at the world, and knowing that free energy is in the hands of
some, what more can I conclude but that there are some who would
suppress the knowledge. Gary, last I heard, was being extradited from
Britain to the US for trial… Been a while, and I wonder what became of
him. But, for now at least, he’s still there on the internet being
interviewed.
On the margin was jotted,
Must remember to look him up on the Web when I get on next at the
library!
We read on, giving a soft grunt to let the other know the page could be turned – Lee was
usually the first to grunt, though I was soon behind him, as we snuggled together,
enjoying the love we had.