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The Fourth Interview of Dr. Jamisson Neruda
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Sarah: “So the agenda of the Incunabula is to control the diminishing oil supply in order to
do what”
Dr. Neruda: “At the highest levels of the Incunabula, the planning horizons are typically
twenty to one hundred years, depending on the issue. They are well aware that as the oil
supplies diminish, oil will become increasingly more difficult to extract from the planet’s
reservoirs, and consequently, require at minimum, a thirty percent delta in refining costs.
This will have a profound effect on price, which can have the effect of producing a
persistent recession in the world’s economy.
“The planners of the Incunabula believe that by consolidating control of the oil supply and
its distribution it is the best way to impose rationing at a global level without setting off
Armageddon.”
Sarah: “It’s really that serious”
Dr. Neruda: “I don’t mean to sound like an alarmist, but this is the fundamental problem
that the world must address in the twenty-first century. The brightest minds of our planet
are well aware of this and have known this for twenty years or more.”
Sarah: “Why then aren’t the leaders of the world, and the brightest minds, working on
alternative energy sources”
Dr. Neruda: “In some instances they are. There’re several alternative energy sources that
are under consideration—some are not even released to the public at this time because they
stem from technologies that also carry great potential as weapons.
“But the bigger issue is how to change the energy system of our modern day civilization
from petroleum to a new energy source, or perhaps to change the manner in which we
live—in other words, our oil dependent lifestyle.”
Sarah: “Why is that such a big deal I would think that as the world wakes up to the reality
of dwindling oil supplies it would be very receptive to a new energy source.”
Dr. Neruda: “Have you ever heard the quote by Machiavelli about the difficulty of
changing a system”
Sarah: “I don’t think so.”
Dr. Neruda: “He wrote, ‘There is nothing more difficult to plan, more doubtful of success,
nor more dangerous to manage than the creation of a new system. For the initiator has the
enmity of all who would profit by the preservation of the old system and merely lukewarm
defenders in those who would gain by the new one’.”
Sarah: “Okay, so this requires a lot of preparation and planning, and probably persuasion.
But what choices do we have”
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