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crammed into about half the space they had been thought to occupy. The "true" science of physics admits to
one-hundred per cent error!
University of California and Australian astronomers now believe the Universe is double the formerly accepted
size. Another one-hundred per cent error! However, such inconsistencies are phenomena of all transitions
from the old to the new. And shortly "all things shall be made new."
The Guessers dedicated to experimentation in nuclear energy are not bringing us "peace in our time", but are
trying to pass off their mass murders as war. Their boast is that this year they can kill more people in one
second than all the rest of Earth's scientists put together in one year, or all the years of Earth's history. Atomic
war has no remedy--that is why The Harvesters are here!
On March 10, 1922, at the Franklin Institute, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Prof. Francis William Aston warned
mankind in a lecture against what he called "tinkering with the angry atoms". Aston was the famous British
Nobel-prize-winning chemist. His words on that occasion have a strange prophetic ring: "Should the research
worker of the future discover some means of releasing this energy from hydrogen in a form which could be
employed the human race will have at its command powers beyond the dreams of scientific fiction, but the
remote possibility must always be considered that the energy, once liberated, will be completely
uncontrollable and by its violence detonate a neighboring substance. If this happens, all of the hydrogen on
Earth might be transformed into helium at once, and this most successful experiment might be published to
the rest of the Universe in the form of a new 'star' of extraordinary brilliance, as the Earth blew up in one vast
explosion."
Other well-known scientists have said that here is a power to return the Earth to its lifeless state of billions of
years ago. Dr. Albert Einstein said: "The hydrogen bomb appears on the public horizon as a probably
attainable goal (now reality). If successful, radioactive poisoning of the atmosphere, and hence annihilation of
any life on Earth, has been brought within the range of technical possibilities." This has also been explained
by such eminent physicists as Dr. Bethe, Dr. Leo Szilard, Dr. Edward Teller, and others.
Radioactive material is carried by winds, taking it thousands of miles, carrying death to distant places. Dr.
David Bradley says: "I have emerged with the firm conviction that if life as we know it is to continue, man
must understand and deal with the menacing aspects of atomic energy. It is perfectly clear that nature had no
intention that any of her children should be monkeying around with radioactive elements, else she would have
provided us with some sixth sense to protect us from running headlong into dangerous amounts of radiation.
No, she evidently expected us to take our daily dose of cosmic and Earth's radiation as we take the cuts and
bruises of ordinary living. The idea of getting them out in the form of concentrated extracts was man's."
In The Hell Bomb, William L. Laurence says: "No matter how one looks at it, the advent of the H-Bomb
constitutes the greatest threat to the survival of the human race since the Black Death. Peace, step by step,
appears to be the only alternative to possible catastrophe."
A message received months ago at Giant Rock, California, said: "The increase in the explosive power of
nuclear devices has reached a critical limit. Every explosion brings about interruption of the lines of force
maintaining equilibrium of your planet. Every explosion charges your breathable atmosphere with radioactive
particles that will not lose their penetrating qualities for several thousand years."
Government scientists are discovering that atomic explosions at sea make eating tuna and other large ocean
fish very dangerous. Also, atomic detonations are mussing up the radioactive dating of the recent past. The
Type 1 "fireball" has nullified much of the deadly radiation in our atmosphere, but there is still enough to
cause strange changes around the world. Although hydrogen detonation will never be allowed, atomic war
would mean the world would emerge from its darkness and terror and in the gray light the wretched survivors
would look upon the battered wreckage of a civilization that has crumbled to ruin in a matter of a very short