HADRON COLLIDER INSANITY AND RESPONSIBILITY - By Jason Liosatos

‘The real secrets and power of the universe they desire to find, will remain secrets until which time they prove themselves to be psychologically responsible enough to be trusted with such a power’.

Past and present day behaviour by government and scientists prove that they are most definitely not responsible enough to be trusted with any more discoveries and power which they would further misuse.

Humanity is nowhere near being psychologically stable enough to be able to handle the discovery of secrets and powers of the universe. That power would be swiftly abused to control and destroy, and to perpetuate their insane agendas and nauseating hunger for greed and power in the name of advancement and technology.

They are like little children in a nuclear reactor throwing things around  to see what happens when they collide.

Whatever they find they would eventually misuse, and there would be a mad scramble and fight amongst countries and power driven, paranoid leaders to acquire such a force, discovery and power, to fight each other with, or hold others to ransom through fear.

Like little children fighting over sweets or marbles it would all end in tears and cataclysms.

The cost of the adventure was 7.5 Billion Euros, that’s about 9 Billion Dollars, 6 Billion Pounds. I think of all the starving children with their mothers watching them die, as the scientists play their God games, play them yes, but feed the starving people first. There were, and still are terrible fears of ‘consequences’, of such ‘experiments’ but as usual they smugly ignored the masses and plunged ahead into the unknown. Just by that very action of plunging ahead regardless proves they are not even close to being sane enough to discover ‘the big secret’, the big power, the ultimate power of the universe they strive to possess and control, and manipulate.

The words ‘unknown consequences’ should make us shudder to the core, when we think of the irresponsible acts that have already taken place with the heady mix of power and curiosity.

Protons and particles smashing together at high speed with no idea what can happen sounds risky to me. People fear productions of microscopic black holes or creations of strangelets, but of course the CERN safety reviews say there is no danger and reason for concern.

All too familiar words in the ears of the public who stand and watch the sciences destroying the world in front of them, meddling precariously with the future of the planet.

By Jason Liosatos - www.jasonliosatos.com