Machine-in-the-Desert
The Military Supercollider and the braneworld
"the power of intelligence lies in that it can modify not only the environment, but itself, too."
The Superconducting Super Collider (SSC) was nicknamed the Desertron. It was originally designed as a particle accelerator complex under construction near Waxahachie, Texas. In 1976 USSR could have a 4 to 1 superiority over the US in ICBM salvo. It was also in 1976 when the CAFB exchange took place in Clovis AFB and, in September that year, the contact incident took place along the Iranian-Soviet border. These events triggered the decision. In the beginning the entire SSC project was thought as a pure civilian project. The system was first formally discussed in the December 1976 National Reference Designs Study. We then started a campaign to derail the project. Congressmen representing other US states and scientists working in non-SSC fields who felt the money would be better spent on their own fields, opposed.
Meanwhile, after Ford’s defeat in November 1976 by political outsider Jimmy Carter, the Middle East conflict assumed a major significance. These transitions and fluctuations helped to sidetrack long-term planning of the machine. By then it was still nicknamed "Desertron".
At their meeting in Serpukhov in May 1976, the international collaboration seminar participants actively pursued the general scale of the VBA, then conceived as a 10-20 TeV fixed target proton accelerator or as at least 100 GeV e+e- storage rings. Our scientists soon realized that those values wouldn't be enough for what we intended and that a massive revamp and redesign of the machine was needed.
In June, 1993, the non-profit Project on Government Oversight (POGO) released a draft audit report by the Department of Energy's Inspector General heavily criticizing the Super Collider for its high costs and poor management by officials in charge of it. Congress officially canceled the project October 21, 1993 after $2 billion had been spent. President Clinton signed the bill which finally cancelled the project on October 31, 1993. POGO made a damn good job. They actually forced the Congress to cancel the project, so that we now have many necessary facilities already in place including high-rise international headquarters, educational resources, pre-tunneled terrain, shafts to the surface already dug, and the usual degree of inaccessibility. The entire complex is clear of flight paths and out of hurricane, earthquake and flood zones. We simply need to occupy the facility and start working. It will be the most powerful collider on this world, and it will belong to the military for the first time.
Nearly two billion dollars had already been spent on the massive facility. The major cost item was the magnets, still in laboratory development phase, consequently with a higher level of uncertainty attached to the final cost.
Sure, the necessity to be highly secretive and selective in the choice of facilities, in conjunction with the need for increased manpower concentrations to build the machine and mount experiments, leads to complex problems, and sure from time to time people in key positions in the Administration must be reminded of who our real enemies are.
The multiverse concept makes possible to extend the search for both life and intelligence to other universes, and theoretically, it is easier to communicate with a parallel universe than to communicate with a distant star in our own universe. We know usual matter does leap from our braneworld to a hidden one, and vice versa. We reasoned that it might be possible to use the controlled production of virtual particles as a way to communicate with the intelligent beings at the other side of the brane. Under the replica world scenario, a replica of our world exists at a mere ten to the minus 43 meters distance, so virtual particles popping up here come from that world, much as our virtual particles go to theirs. Even if the replica world scenario is not valid, you still assume a parallel brane is somewhere out there, hence this communication scheme still applies. Thus, assuming we can generate pairs of virtual particles in a controlled manner, exchange of information between both worlds is possible.
Obviously, we needed a supercollider and that's why the Desertron was so attractive to us, provided we could snatch it out of civilian hands. We did. The project was nicknamed Queltron Machine and was put under the administration of XViS.
The principal criterion for the support of areas of research directed toward technology advances is pertinence, so we simply let our "friends" to show up where and whenever they wish. Once the President was convinced that our national security was critically compromised, he authorized the project. The defense budget doubled in the 1980s as a priority of the Reagan administration. I think this was the first time ever we had to show a President of the United States solid evidence of what's going on with these beings. It was by then when the President gave his speech about an alien threat, on December 4, 1985, at the Fallston High School in Maryland.
World collaboration is essential if we are to realize the facilities that we perceive our subject requires. And we need to do it covertly if we wish to success. There's no other way.
The property was finally sold in August 2006 to an investment group led by the late Arkansan multimillionaire Johnnie Bryan Hunt, who bought the complex for just $6.5 million in the hope of turning it into one of the largest and most-secure data storage facilities in America. Collider Data Center has contracted with GVA Cawley to market the site as a data center. In December, 7th, 2006, less than six months after investing in the property, Hunt slipped on a patch of ice, broke his skull and died. An accident, you see.
I'm not sure, think it was an XViS operation channeled through a chemical company called Magnablend. They bought the property and facilities in 2012. Later on, Univar successfully closed Magnablend acquisition on December, 11th, 2012. Univar is also under XViS supervision. To my knowledge, XViS operates under the cover of the Defense Logistics Agency. Officially, DLA provides logistical, acquisition, and technical support for the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps and other federal agencies and allies.
David Jukes was named Executive Vice President, and President of Univar USA and Latin America, effective June 1, 2016. The announcement was made by Erik Fyrwald, who at the time was President and Chief Executive Officer. Fyrwald served as a Director of Univar Inc. since May 7, 2012 until May 31, 2016. Erik Fyrwald has been Chief Executive Officer at Syngenta AG since June 01, 2016.
We wanted to approach Debra Katz. She is a partner with Katz, Marshall & Banks, LLC, the civil rights law firm based in Washington, D.C. Their web states that the firm specializes in the representation of whistleblowers and that she has represented dozens of whistleblowers in the nuclear, financial, pharmaceutical and medical-device industries. We are not sure whether DLA, or XViS, operations could be considered fraudulent, anyway.
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