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Let’s talk about Bell’s theorem

I got a huge response from my message on the binary code.  Bell’s theorem connects with the binary code. It deals with awareness.  That ought to bring a response.

We are now aware of the non-local universe, something beyond local forces—like gravity and electromagnetism.  Don’t get turned off. I’m going to make it simple. We are now aware that subatomic particles communicate. It has been scientifically proven that photons instantaneously communicate, once connected, even if separated by the whole universe. It says that God is in everything and everywhere.  Science now says that God is universal consciousness. That’s not personal. Who is God? That God is the God in you.  The trinity is actually God in everything and everywhere—universal consciousness—and the personal God, the God in you. Jesus was a messenger of our future, the Age of Aquarius. Now that isn’t the way the holy trinity is explained by the Pope, but nevertheless true.

This is all déjà vu to me, this train wreck we’re headed for.  I’ve got something very different to sell—all your dreams come true. In 1975, my business enterprise was on the rocks. My second wife was divorcing me. I blamed it all on government, and I acted. All my dreams came true. There is a reason.  Witness the horrible things some people are doing. None of this would happen if people only know the power that lies within them.

Actually, I studied the Constitution with the idea of using it to take the IRS to court. I had a personal stake in the outcome that qualified me.  There was no argument from government. I took the IRS to court—to the tax court, to the district court, three times, to the court of appeals, and to the Supreme Court, all to no avail. The reason: legal precedence. My case had already been heard.

The government’s case is for the good of all. The government cannot possibly know what is good for each and every one of us. As good citizens, we look at it being team players, but we are aware of being individuals. It isn’t for the good of all. This is the issue that is not being heard by America’s makers and keepers of the law.

The IRS, doing as directed by the makers and keepers of the law, decided to teach me a lesson. They took the law into their own hands and ended eating crow on the front page of Palm Beach Post. But the question remains, is the law for the good of all or for the good of the individual?  Legal precedence says the law is for the good of all; the individual’s property merely the means to an end.

We are not aware of the non-local universe now scientifically proven. The law in practice is man’s law. It contradicts God’s law, or Bell’s theorem, whichever you want to call it.

The makers and keepers of the law have now come up with the “too big to fail” theory—no problem with causing you or I to fail. In the wake of the brutal killing of 20 little children and 6 adults, President Obama, being a parent, had quite an emotional reaction. He went to Newtown, Connecticut and told their broken-hearted that they must think bigger than life, the President who thinks in terms of what is good for all.

The question: Which is best for all, God’s law/Bell’s theorem or man’s law?  Conveniently, God’s law is separated from science, and man’s law separated from God’s law as well. God, according to Bell’s theorem, cannot be separated.

Like everyone, I put off the inevitable as long as I could. In 1975, I was shoved over the cliff to an unknown future. I could either fall into the abyss or soar with eagles. I chose the latter. When I read the Constitution, I heard voices of the past speaking.  I had a bigger than life calling. Mysteriously, when everything should have gone wrong for me, things kept getting better and better. Now in the twilight of life, I count my blessings. All of my dreams have come true. You can read all about it in my book, In Earth as It Is in Heaaven 2012, an explanation for the underlying Mechanism of Creation.

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