Table of Contents


Ready for the big adventure?
Unjustified optimism (RE YR. 2,000)
Team player responds
Media sold out
Smile as you jump (new energy)
Another scientist agrees
Worldwide implications
We search for community
The venus project
NASA has gone insane (Plutonium into space ?)
Radio for peace
Cuba: World youth festival
More on energy -- australian patent
What about health ?


The newsletter you are about to read will blow your mind with information about new energy systems that DO work (We've seen many frauds also). O.K. I won't say more. Just read the summary and dive in ! -Art Rosenblum

              
SUMMARY

A dawning new millennium will
bring far reaching changes we can
hardly imagine. In the end it will
be the most fantastic new era the
world has ever known, but to start
with we're in for huge problems be-
tween now and 2,000. No fooling !

Taking a positive attitude, and
supporting all who do, will make
necessary adjustments much easier as
we move to new lifestyles, great
excitement. We can almost smile as
we jump from the frying pan into the
fire. (Perhaps a fine time for fire-
walking. It increased my courage.)


READY FOR THE BIG ADVENTURE ?

-You'll Be Personally Involved !

Ready or not, it's 2001 TY (True
Year). In the 6th century a four
year clerical error (dating Jesus'
birth) was ignored so the True Year
is now 2001.

But that's minor compared to the
problems coming up. Back in the 60's
a much more serious error was ig-
nored. To save precious space com-
puter programmers abbreviated the
year to two digits (like 66) in ump-
teen millions of lines of computer
programs. Now big bank, government
and industry computers can't figure
out what to do with a year 00 !

Sounds like a simple program
could be installed to fix it as in a
PC, but computer engineers say "not
so", and all over the world folks
are either ignoring the problem or
working furiously to solve it. For
**************** (cont below)********

This is the space for a fantastic
photo of a model of the world with
the title: THE VENUS PROJECT above
and "Redesign of a Culture" below.
It's a much reduced example of the excellent
work of Roxanne Meadows and Jacque Fresco.
Unfortunately it does not appear in
the e-mail version, but maybe later,
we can put it into the web site.
***********************************

many it's already too late ! We can't make the
problem "go away" but we can choose to take a
positive, loving approach free of blame.

Like it or not, YOU are part of this Great
Adventure. It's not only that banks may fail,
credit cards give up, and governments grind to a
halt, but even such critical things as water
supply, electric and phone, all computer based,
may also fail. No one really knows the full
extent of the problem. See this:



Peter de Jager Before House Science
Committee (U.S. Congress) 5/14/96:



UNJUSTIFIED OPTIMISM


Computer Practitioners are the most optimistic
people in the world. Despite all evidence to the
contrary we believe the next application we
write will be bug free. We believe the bug
we just found is the last one. We believe
the next release of a software product
will solve all the errors in the prior
release and introduce no new ones.

Sadly, these beliefs are totally without
foundation. Our clients know this. We have
a reputation of always missing delivery
deadlines. Have we earned this reputation?
The facts speak for themselves. According
to studies done by Capers Jones, only 14%
of [large] projects are delivered on time.

We also believe we can solve the Year 2000
problem in time.

The Year 2000 project is unique, four
elements of that uniqueness are;

1. The deadline cannot be missed.

2. It is an immovable deadline.

In the past, if we missed a delivery date
we could continue to use what we used
yesterday. When the Year 2000 arrives, the
programs we used yesterday will be use-
less. Unless the applications are fixed
and available on Jan. 1st, all businesses
lose the ability to do business. I am at a
loss as to how to communicate that message
any simpler. I will leave it to you to
contemplate what happens to the world-wide
economy if businesses lose the ability to
do business.

3. It bears no relationship to the
size of the task. Regardless if you have a
single program to fix, or 75,000 programs
to fix, the deadline is the same. Usually
we set deadlines by the size of the task
and how long we estimate it will take to
complete that task with available
resources. The nature of this problem
removes that part of the planning process.
The deadline is January 1st. 2000.

You will have heard from some witnesses
that you can 'rest assured' they will
complete this project on time. This is
nothing more than unjustified optimism.
You must weigh their testimony against
their past track record of delivering on
time. You must then adjust their testimony
further, to take into account the
following realities.

1. They cannot tell you in detail how
large their task is. e.g.. How many lines
of code or applications they manage.

2. They cannot tell you when their soft-
ware vendors will be year 2000 compliant,
because the vast majority of vendors have

not yet disclosed these release schedules.
e.g.. Operating systems, system utilities,
3rd party applications.

3. They can't tell you when their busi-
ness partners will be changing their data
formats and how will those data formats
change. e.g.. When will the Federal Res-
erve Bank change from 2 to 4 digit years?

And finally, and perhaps most importantly,
we come to the 4th unique aspect of this
problem.

4. We share the same deadline. This adds
a very large, unpredictable and non-tech-
nical complication to the problem. What
will organizations do, to make sure they
don't miss a deadline they cannot afford
to miss? They'll want to hire the best and
will be willing to pay whatever is requir-
ed to get them. Let's rephrase that.
They'll raid other organizations for the
best, most skilled, most respected.

The worst thing to happen to a project
team working to a deadline that cannot be
missed is to lose the key team members.
Any project subject to this risk has no
right to claim we can 'rest assured'.

[An even more dangerous thing is that
high earning programmers are able, if con-
ditions get awkward (a certainty) to leave
their work for U.S. corporations and move
to a place that seems safer, even South
America. There aren't many in this "dog
eat dog" system willing to take risks to
keep it running. Selfishness is ingrained
in our competitive system, and we'll pay.]

The situation is critical. More than 65%
of North American businesses have not yet
begun to address this problem. For many
it's already too late. There are less than
140 weekends left before December 31st
1998. You should be complete by then, so
that you can allocate all of 1999 to test
the hundreds of thousands of error prone
changes you've introduced into your
systems. 65% of North American businesses
are unaware of even this minimal planning
strategy.

We have no time for 'Unjustified
Optimism.' Nor have we time for cautious
optimism. We have time only for a highly
accelerated sense of urgency, a meagre
allotment of time rapidly slipping away.

I have kept my testimony brief, because I
want to keep my message as concise and as
clear as possible. The deadline is real,
immovable and cannot be missed.
We have less than 140 weekends left to
complete the task. Less than 35% of North
American Businesses have begun. Those
active find this to be the most complex
project they've ever attempted. There are
unique non-technical obstacles in our
path. The programming community suffers
under a delusion of infallible confidence,
despite a proven track record of on-time
delivery no greater than 14%

The sense of urgency required to
complete this task on time is absent.

I wish to thank you for the opportunity to
testify on this matter, I hope that my
testimony today, contributes in some small
way to the arguments and testimony already
presented. If we have any hope of deliver-
ing on time in the future, despite our re-
cord of delivering late in the past, then
we must replace unjustifiable optimism
with determined urgency. Along with that,
I wish us luck, we're going to need it.

Yours truly, Peter de Jager



TEAM PLAYER RESPONDS


Don Palmer has worked with Aquarian in
various ways for about a decade and has
donated computers and computer repairs as
needed. He works full time as an indepen-
dent computer professional for many
clients, so we asked what he thought will
happen. He writes as follows:

Dear Art,
I've lost my 'Doomsday' mentality. There
are always partial fixes, work-arounds and
other last-minute stop-gaps to prevent the
large-scale break-down these people are
talking about. That is not to say things
will pass by the year 2000 without a major
problem -- just not a complete break-down.

Banks and major private organizations have
addressed this problem, although they may
not have completed the solution in time.
I agree with most of the authors that the
real problems will come from the
public/government side. ... There will
probably be a run on cash in late 1999 and
many problems getting Social Security,
Medicaid, or other government payments to
citizens. It will hurt many people. But
this society is not setup for the poor or
under-privleged but for the richer
people. The affected people will suffer
from the problem while the government
spends lots of money for a quick-fix
solution. People with money will sue and
the government will probably pay. This
current "Balanced Budget" will go by the
way-side and the new, probably republican
dominated, government will hit hard times.

People dependent upon the government's
technology will be the worst off (people
without their own source of records,
whether technological or paper based.) So
the suggestion to keep your own records
(and especially the originals from the
government) is well advised. I would also
keep a stash of cash - just in case.
Again, the people with little resources
will be hardest hit.

The amazing ability of the government &
media to put a "spin" on the situation
should not be under-estimated. Finger-
pointing tends to obscure the issue and
keep people in line. Several high-level
officials will probably step down or be
fired. Some will probably be prosecuted
for the problem. This will help hold
people in check - somebody is getting
blamed for the problem, regardless of
their actual actions causing it (nobody in
office now 'caused' this problem.) Right-
wing militias may try to bring about a
fall, but will be defeated by the military
if not the FBI, ATF, and police. Several
hundred people may die in all this.

You should understand that a great many
people, even the 'ordinary citizen' has a
lot to loose by such a doomsday scenario.
The momentum of the society and those
holding it together is tremendous. The
incentive to hide and distort facts, to
place blame and put "spins" on the
situation will be very high. As well,
there will be ample opportunity, in the
mess up, for people to scam their way into
making money. The quick-fix people will
make fortunes. Social Security and other
government-programs fraud will increase
dramatically.

Will we all loose our jobs? I doubt it,
although some will. Will we all loose our
money? I doubt it, although some will.
You can bet that people with thousands and
millions of dollars will get theirs, even
if the government has to bail-out the FDIC
(again, there goes the "Balanced Budget")

Being a programmer in 1999 through 2005
will probably be a lucrative job. I will
bet that in 1999 there will be a big rush
to "fix" the problem and avoid a big run
on the banks. In fact there will probably
be more hype that it's being fixed than
action to fix it. And that will keep
people relatively calm.

Doomsday - I doubt it. Problems, for
sure. We will probably all be affected to
some extent, but we will not suddenly be
in the dark-ages - although we might all
become Republicans. [Half-way Dark Age ?]
Take Care, Donald


MEDIA SOLD OUT


Fewer and fewer people view TV news or
read papers. After 27 years, we have
canceled our daily paper, though it is
one of the best (Phila. Inquirer). The
reason: corporate control; real news is no
longer reported truthfully. So, I write.

There's been no real reports on almost
unanimous repeated UN condemnation of US'
position on Cuba for years. No reports on
CIA financed attacks on Cuba including 184
people killed when a Cuban airliner was
bombed and those who did it boasted about
it on Miami TV with no fear of punishment.
Then another similar bombing is hardly
mentioned. Trade with China, which uses
child and prison labor is fine, but with
Cuba (every child educated) trade and
travel is prohibited. (See page 7.)

There's much hoopla about the McVeigh
trial but it's hardly said that US paid
his lawyer ten million and then gagged him
so he could not tell what he knew of the
real conspiracy, and no mention AT ALL of
the report of a scientific study by the US
Air Force under Gen. Partin which proved
that the McVeigh truck bomb could not have
done in the building, no air blast can
take down reinforced concrete pillars. The
bombing was proved to be an inside job,
and the Inquirer says nothing (I sent them
the full Air Force report). I can e-mail
it to you also.

Our local talk radio station no longer
has "open forum" where listeners can start
a subject. I FAXed the Air Force report to
the best host, but the cover-up continues.
The toll-free line to Congress, capitol
switchboard, has also been cut off.

However, the Federal Information Cntr.
is a private corporation paid by the Fed.
to give people free information on any
federal gov't matter. They called me when
someone wanted info. on communes ! Call
them at 1-800-688-9889 9-5 Eastern time.


More and more big media have corporate
owners who determine what we may hear and
see. Only e-mail and internet are still
free, and ever more Americans get news
there. So it appears that corporate inter-
ests already control most information, and
can thereby enslave us. Perhaps the Y2K
problem is a blessing in disguise.



SMILE AS YOU JUMP....

(See Start of NL for connection.)


Fire-walkers do better when things get
hot, but so also folks living communally.
With all the above, no one can be sure
what will happen in twenty nine months.

Indeed I don't know how to say this in
the midst of the insanity around us, but
have you never wondered if somehow all we
believe in is fundamentally flawed ? Was
humanity really created for eternal pover-
ty, to overpopulate and destroy such a
beautiful planet ? Has science in bombast
and religion in piety led us all astray ?

Long ago we discovered the atom and
assumed that hydrogen was at its lowest
energy level. We "know all there is to
know" about that simplest atom. Perhaps
nothing can be further from the truth !

From age 6, Randell Mills wanted to be
an inventor. He took medicine at Harvard
along with physics and engineering. He
holds over a dozen patents. Six years ago
came a startling discovery. Doing electro-
lysis of water with potassium carbonate
for conductivity, the water grow hotter
than the electric energy used could possi-
possibly cause. Not so with sodium carbon-
ate. Skilled at physics and math, he found
that the extra energy came from hydrogen
atoms going to a lower energy level and
becoming a harmless inert gas !

Present systems use a three quart
vacuum container of molybdenum or stain-
less steel and the whole system could fit
into a road vehicle or power an aircraft.
See a diagram from the Australian patent.
Earth has a new form of abundant energy
that is decentralized, safe and nonpollu-
ting, only most scientists refuse to look.

Dr. Mills plans a one megawatt demon-
stration power plant, possibly in the
Lancaster, PA area in the next six months,
and will license the system to users
worldwide: www.BlacklightPower.com is his
website for more information, but if you
are not a physicist, you'll get the story
best from our newsletter #220 and the C-90
cassette tape by donation from Aquarian.

In 27 years of future research I've
studied many new energy claims. Frauds
become obvious. This is totally real, far
beyond wind and solar systems. Mills is
not looking for investors. He already has
ten million in funding, so I've nothing to
sell but reality. A two page biography of
Dr. Mills is at hand (or enclosed).


ANOTHER SCIENTIST AGREES


Today, I had a call from Dr. Shelby
Brewer, a scientist retired from Combus-
tion Engineering, Inc. He said he read
Mills' book and found no errors. His art-
icle on Dr. Mills work will be published
in a journal for power plant executives
this November. He'll e-mail me much more
information soon.

Later I spoke with Dr. Mills. He plans
a generating unit ready for testing by De-
cember. The main problem is rapid heat re-
moval from the small three quart container
which, if it's cooled fast enough can
generate up to a megawatt. They're putting
a huge cooling device on the roof right
now to dissipate excess heat.

WORLDWIDE IMPLICATIONS


As we've seen earlier, our entire cul-
ture is heading for unavoidable problems
and there are dark days ahead. But with
such abundant clean, decentralized energy
on the horizon for all the world, we can
also project a vision of true progress.

New vehicles will emerge. Flying will
also become far cheaper so that even the
poor of the world could have access to
travel and education. No village will be
too remote to have its own power plant.
Even water, our next world scarcity could
be purified from the sea. We can end
excess carbon dioxide production and the
"greenhouse effect", and with rising
education and literacy we can decrease
insecurity, overpopulation and war.

But all these wonderful changes come
not without effort and new leadership. Who
will lead this new world ? Can we leave
it to the rich and powerful politicians of
today, the best that money can buy ?
Spiritual fire-walkers, daring people,
who can help us abandon ten thousand years
of competition, and create new cooperative
societies based on love are needed to lead
the future humanity.

And right now, as difficult times
approach, is the time to train ourselves
in cooperative living and leading. There
is real danger that folks living alone in
the next few years, if businesses and
cultural systems crumble, may not survive.


WE SEARCH FOR COMMUNITY


That's why I drove our 1985 Buick all
the way to Key West and back, and why our
family may also have to travel to Florida
soon to visit some communities I've found.
We don't know how the money will come.

My trip began with a miracle of love
when Judy invited a homeless woman to stay
here. Anna was on drugs, only stayed a few
days, but weeks later turned up with
Audrey Lintner who also took her in. We
soon met her grown son, Steven who asked
my help hauling tools to Florida. So it
seemed like a leading; friends to go with
and a place to stay on arrival. Jeff was
with us also, two mechanics who fixed my
car and guaranteed it would make it.

Lintners inherited a house one block
from a fancy hotel where Clinton stays.
Steven and Audrey are hoping to make their
new house into a kind of community for
common folks, and also start an FM station
to reach hotel residents and other people.
After leaving there I was able to get them
a donated 386 computer and hope to be on
line with the Lintners very soon.

In Miami I met with customs about the
$5,000 fine they want to levy on me for
failure to give customs an hour's notice
before returning to the U.S. Having been
told I could not fly to Cuba, it was hard
to ask what rules apply and I didn't know
about that one. The lady I met with said
the fine may be "mitigated" to $500 and if
I could not pay that, I'd have to prove it
and make an alternative offer. I think I
can work that out, but may have to pay
something. Again, miracles needed.

Then I drove to Key West to learn
about sailing to Cuba by boat. The Coast
Guard said: "just fill out a form". Per-
mission usually comes that day. Boats, not
seen on radar, can't be controlled.


THE VENUS PROJECT


Futurist Jacque Fresco and Roxanne
Meadows, amazing artist and model maker
were next. They've been together 21 years
(like Judy and I). I'm so impressed with
their thinking, I want Ted Turner to fund
a series of positive future films they're
ready to make. (I met with Ted in 1986).

Visiting Venus (FL) was timely because
Dr. Mills' new physics and abundant en-
ergy, makes the Venus project brilliantly
precognitive. Feature films on a positive
future would give us much needed hope to
face Y2K uncertainties. With some help to
get back to Turner I think we can do it.

Fresco's video, along with their great
book comes directly from Venus for just
$29.95 (his price; only $30 for our loyal
readers.) Postage is $2 - $3 additional.

After Venus, I met with Joel Segurola
of the So. Florida Poly Network and with
Apollo Comitas from East Wind Community.
He's actively starting other eco-village
type communities. They told me of a coop-
erative near Tampa where 300 people live
together. I found them very friendly and
hope to make a longer visit later. On re-
turn, Judy and I worked with Joel and
Apollo planning the community on website:
www.cerestech.com/EcoVillage (capital E,V)



NASA GONE INSANE ?


On October 6, NASA plans to launch a
space probe to Saturn with 72 lbs of PLU-
TONIUM without public awareness ! It may
crash, kill millions and destroy large
areas. Corporate media loves NASA but in-
formed people are rising up. Such insanity
MUST STOP ! "Whatever it takes" is the on-
ly logical limit of resistance. Read with
care these excerpts from top scientist
Michio Kaku at Cape Canaveral Air Force
station July, 25, 1997.

BIO: Dr. Michio Kaku is one of the
world's leading physicists. He has spoken
at numerous international physics confer-
ences on relativity and the quantum theo-
ry, in Paris, London, Oxford, Cambridge,
Edinburgh, & Berlin. He is author of 9
books and over 70 scientific articles in
physics journals. His books are required
reading for scores of Ph.D. graduate
students in major physics laboratories
around the world.

MICHIO KAKU:
I was in the U.S. Military, in the
infantry at the height of the Vietnam war.
I was then recruited to be part of the
Star Wars Program. When I met protesters
like you standing outside these lonely
gates, I began to realize that perhaps
everything I had believed about war and
peace was in fact wrong.

I've been a professor of physics for
the past 25 yrs. As a physicists I learned
you should always look at both sides of
the story. I've gone through thousands of
pages of computer output from NASA. At
first it seems they have a convincing
case. They have computer programs as
thick as the Manhattan phone book. They
have teams of engineers, squadrons of
bureaucrats, multimillion dollar budgets
and they ask, "So, what do you have? You
critics are nothing but scandal mongers,
simpleminded know-nothings." They may have
computer programs as thick as telephone
books, but we have one thing on our side,
that is the laws of physics and the truth.

Nasa's phone-book-size computer pro-
grams are taken directly from the nuclear
industry which failed to predict Three
Mile Island and Chernobyl, events precipi-
tated by human error and design flaws.

The laws of physics tell us a chain is
no stronger than its weakest link. The
weakest link in Cassini is human error and
design flaws. How do you quantify human
stupidity ? The real know nothings and
simpletons are the NASA bureaucrats who
don't understand this. When the Hubble
telescope was launched, this billion dol-
lar pinnacle of science was sent into
orbit near sighted. Why? Among several
reasons, during assembly a man used a
ruler backwards to measure the mirror,
jeopardizing a billion dollar space mis-
sion. How [do you computerize] that?

Physics says: test with full scale
experiment. If the plutonium [canister]'s
safe, put it in an explosion to prove it.
Has NASA done the acid test: raise it to
3,000 degrees C., fire bullets at it at
1,000 ft/sec while it's under 2,500 psi
pressure ? No. This violates one of the
most precious principles in all science,
"Test your theories before orbit".

So where did they get their numbers
from? They made them up. Their numbers
claim that .01%, 28.7 curies of plutonium
will escape if there's an accident on
launch. Look at the track record, actual
experience. The second weakest link after
human error, is the Titan IV booster rock-
et. Its failure rate, one out of twenty,
is the true odds of an accident. The actu-
al failure rate of past plutonium missions
is 3 out of 23, actual experience !

[Indeed, the release of Plutonium during
a nuclear space accident has probably occurred
at least twice. On April 21, 1964, NASA's SNAP 9A
fell to earth, disintegrated in the atmosphere,
and its 2.1 pounds of plutonium were released
into the air. Scientists later conducted samples
around the world and found "SNAP 9A debris to be
present on all continents at all latitudes." Dr.
John Goffman, professor emeritus of medical
physics at the University of California at
Berkeley, and former member of the Manhatten
project, attributes an increased rate of lung
cancer around the world to the SNAP 9A incident.
-Karl Grossman. Risking The World: Nuclear
Proliferation in Space - COVERT ACTION QUARTERLY,
Summer, 1996. Page 60]

[Indeed, the release of Plutonium during
a nuclear space accident has probably occurred
at least twice. On April 21, 1964, NASA's SNAP 9A
fell to earth, disintegrated in the atmosphere,
and its 2.1 pounds of plutonium were released
into the air. Scientists later conducted samples
around the world and found "SNAP 9A debris to be
present on all continents at all latitudes." Dr.
John Goffman, professor emeritus of medical
physics at the University of California at
Berkeley, and former member of the Manhatten
project, attributes an increased rate of lung
cancer around the world to the SNAP 9A incident.
-Karl Grossman. Risking The World: Nuclear
Proliferation in Space - COVERT ACTION QUARTERLY,
Summer, 1996. Page 60]

Winds can blow this material many
miles. In their accident scenario, NASA
used to say that 2,300 people could be
killed from cancer over a fifty year
period. Now they say 120. From which hat
did they pull that number? I went through
their calculations, through hundreds of
pages. The reason they now say only 120
people will be killed when Cassini comes
flaming back down, releasing one third of
its plutonium in the upper atmosphere...is
because they assume all its plutonium will
be concentrated in one square mile. No
place in their calculations do they factor
in wind effects.

I'm trying to tell you something very
simple. NASA is engaged in scientific
dishonesty. It is dishonest to make up
numbers without full-scale tests, to use
computer programs without considering
human error or design flaws, to not
consider the actual track record.

Let me pose a riddle. What do oil com-
pany executives, vampires, and NASA have
in common? They fear solar energy ! They
fear the power of the sun. There's only
one paragraph in the environmental impact
statement that states you can't equip the
Cassini with solar panels because it's 130
lbs. overweight. The payload is 13,000
lbs. One percent overweight and they can't
do it ? Lose the weight ! (MORE LATER).



CAN OUR PRINTING GO ON ?

Right now, Aquarian does not have
funding for the most urgent projects. A
funding letter to some of you a few weeks
ago brought just enough to drive to
Florida, about $350. Now, we need to go
as a family to actually visit communities,
and then we'll have to live in one three
months before we sell this house. We must
be sure its right, as we can only live on
our $12,000/yr by doing it communally or
staying rent-free in this $5,000 house.
So we may have to stop publishing and
concentrate on fundraising until we have
enough to work more efficiently. We're in-
volved with such enormous projects, but
spend most of our time pinching pennies;
not a practical way to do such work.

Joel has quit grade school and become
a computer expert. So we now have a home
page where you can see the latest and read
many previous newsletters. Our URL is:

http://members.tripod.com/~researchfuture

Only about 10% of Americans can see a
home page, and I'd hate to lose all those
readers who can't, So we're looking for
other ways to reach people. So, now we
have a miracle that can take us worldwide
with little cost, and maybe bring income.


RADIO FOR PEACE


Radio For Peace a 200,000 watt short
wave station (Soon to be one million
watts) with specials broadcast by hundreds
of other stations, called me for informa-
tion, and learned about the Mills inter-
views. This is a major breakthrough. I was
asked to copyright them for broadcast
worldwide, allowing stations to sell our
tapes for $10 each and give us half. Sta-
tions repeat the broadcasts (no charge) as
long as they have enough sales. I'll need
funding for a higher quality edit with my
introduction of Dr. Mills, and then we
could have major sales, and worldwide
recognition (which we may not be able to
handle until help or funding comes).

We also told them about stopping Cas-
sini, and gave them numbers to contact
leaders in that group. Radio For Peace has
hundreds of millions of listeners
worldwide, with their main station at the
University for Peace in Costa Rica.


CUBA: WORLD YOUTH FESTIVAL


This year the World Youth Festival was
held in Cuba and had 1,000 Cuban delegates
and 849 from the U.S. Mexico: 600, Argen-
tina: 561, Germany: 461, Angola: 405, etc.

All world youth were free to attend
but South Korea and the USA refused travel
permission. As our kids return, the U.S.
government is threatening $50,000 fines or
10 yrs. in prison. Prominent lawyers and
defense attorneys are standing by at Los
Angeles airport to welcome and defend
returning youth. We hope and believe there
will be no prosecutions. For info. E-mail
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MORE ON ENERGY:
AUSTRALIAN PATENT



I just received a copy of Dr. Mills'
Australian patent for the new energy
system which could end world poverty in
the next few years (after Y2K problems are
solved). I'm reprinting an old diagram
from the 36 page patent (from 1992).


Diagram of Mills invention will go here.
It will not appear in e-mail versions.

Because this invention was patented in
Australia in 1992, it has been publicly
known for years so it cannot be a secret
or monopolized by any one nation, but will
be licensed for production across the
world as it becomes known.

Blacklight Power is preparing demon-
strations in December this year, and may
have a pilot power plant running soon
after. Year 2,000 computer problems may
cause delays so actual vehicle and energy
production may start later.
Timing seems right. If Mills' work is
known soon, we'll have hope for the future
with time to think about ending world
poverty. I hope a positive vision can end
calls to violent revolutions, and spur a
peaceful environmental revolution.

MIRACLES CHANGE DAILY

I'll do an intro. to Dr. Mills and
our work for Radio for Peace that
millions will hear. Can we handle the
result? I don't know, but I visualize
folks living here, sharing exciting
projects (and our poverty) for a time.


WHAT ABOUT HEALTH ?


Thankfully, as I reach 70 November
14, my health is better than ever.
Only some dental problems remain but
may be cared for soon. I bike and run
with increased strength, free of the
physical problems of many years.

I know why, and the cost is under $2/mo.
It's also why Okinawans are healthy and
sexually active beyond a hundred (National
Geographic, June, 1993) but Judy says I
talk about it too much so I'll be quiet. I
write this only to say I expect to be ever
more active, not at all hindered by "old
age", but that's not why the government is
refusing me the Social Security benefits
most others in my age group receive.

Peace and love,
Art, Judy, and Joel Rosenblum

We're really overloaded with work as we are soon to go international in a major way, so we're also looking for more people to work with us here. At present conditions are very primitive and we live communally rather than pay salaries. Volunteers live and work with us as a family or "tribe". You'll learn more about that from other newsletters soon to be uploaded. For now, you can also get the list of Items Available by e-mail by sending to artr@juno.com or click on the picture below. -Art