VERITAS by Mel Hostalrich Paul LaViolette, Ph.D. | Solar Extinctions, Atlantis, & Extraterrestrial Beacons | Part 1 of 2
Oct 8, 2011
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We’re overdue for a super galactic wave like the ones that torched the planet 40,000, 12,700, and 12,900 years ago, extinguishing birds, mastodons, and humans, says Dr. Paul LaViolette in this, his second Veritas interview.
"There’s a 90-percent chance we’ll experience some sort of superwave within the next 400 years." Not that there’s much we’ll be able to do about it; they travel at the speed of light.
A prolific writer, researcher, and multi-degreed scientist, LaViolette’s brilliance lies in the way his explanations skitter across disciplines like stones skipping across a proverbial pond. At the core of his work is his galactic wave theory. Most breathtaking is his assertion that pulsars are extraterrestrially planted beacons warning of impending trouble. Mix in what he says the zodiac, the pyramids, and the Sphinx are telling us....
He’ll send you to his books for the details, but LaViolette touches upon all of the above and: chemtrails, holographic technology, the Fibonacci sequence, quantum interconnectedness, electrogravitics, microwave beam technology, radio-pulsation particles, sub-quantum kinetics, Atlantis as allegory, the black hole at the center of the universe; ancient Egyptian, Chinese, and Greek myth, Hopi legends, cosmic dust, and more.
This gentleman’s outreach to the Obama administration’s Department of Energy has thus far been ignored. LaViolette wanted to share what he knew about anti-gravity propulsion that would "greatly revolutionize air travel, reducing costs immensely," and alternative energy technologies.
As for what the coming year holds for Earthlings: "We won’t have a superwave in the next year. The financial situation is the main challenge I see."
LaViolette conducted this interview from his home in Athens, Greece.
"There’s a 90-percent chance we’ll experience some sort of superwave within the next 400 years." Not that there’s much we’ll be able to do about it; they travel at the speed of light.
A prolific writer, researcher, and multi-degreed scientist, LaViolette’s brilliance lies in the way his explanations skitter across disciplines like stones skipping across a proverbial pond. At the core of his work is his galactic wave theory. Most breathtaking is his assertion that pulsars are extraterrestrially planted beacons warning of impending trouble. Mix in what he says the zodiac, the pyramids, and the Sphinx are telling us....
He’ll send you to his books for the details, but LaViolette touches upon all of the above and: chemtrails, holographic technology, the Fibonacci sequence, quantum interconnectedness, electrogravitics, microwave beam technology, radio-pulsation particles, sub-quantum kinetics, Atlantis as allegory, the black hole at the center of the universe; ancient Egyptian, Chinese, and Greek myth, Hopi legends, cosmic dust, and more.
This gentleman’s outreach to the Obama administration’s Department of Energy has thus far been ignored. LaViolette wanted to share what he knew about anti-gravity propulsion that would "greatly revolutionize air travel, reducing costs immensely," and alternative energy technologies.
As for what the coming year holds for Earthlings: "We won’t have a superwave in the next year. The financial situation is the main challenge I see."
LaViolette conducted this interview from his home in Athens, Greece.