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HOW DO WE TURN IT AROUND?
Dr. Bertell says women can help reverse the destructive trends. Bertell, who holds a
doctorate degree in biometry and has worked on cancer/birth defect research for decades,
documents the impact, on the earth's environment, of war preparation. ―Because of the non
violent tendencies of women and their interpersonal skills already developed, it is imperative
that women take their rightful place in decision making. This is especially true of
participation in strategic think tanks, military command posts and areas of international
law‖.
She further points out that resolving conflict without excessive damage to our lifesupport
system is not purely a women's skill, nor do all women have it. But admitting women
into the circles of power could open the doors.
Dr. Bertell suggests guidelines for recovery from our addiction to violence. Here is a
shortened list of her recommendations:
"Acknowledge that war is not a natural human trait but rather a learned behavior..."
"Embrace justice and international equity as a way to peace."
"Demand environmental impact hearings on all military undertakings, including the
space programs. Unmask the self-destructive tendencies of war making. Freeze military
budgets at the current level, and every year reduce them by 20 per cent, putting the savings
into UN currency that can only be used for human needs." (Environmental cleanup
included.)
"Learn to love and appreciate biological organisms...and the intricacies of the web of life."
"Teach your children to make peace, to break the habits of violence."
"See yourself as one with your planet home, 'a child of the universe, capable of feeling a
blow to any part of the life system anywhere in the universe. The web of life is intricately
interconnected and fragile. Fracture it and we are all doomed."
The authors of this book don‘t expect life scientists or women to suddenly appear around the
tables in the Pentagon in significant numbers. However, our hope is that a wider range of
voices will be increasingly heard when decisions are made about whether to violate the
integrity of a huge natural system such as Earth's ionosphere. Or whether to violate the very
consciousness of the people on this planet.
As long as the macho attitudes prevail, people with taxpayers' money in their pockets will
try to engineer planetary systems. As more and more ordinary people realize that the U.S.
military wants to experiment with the earth's electrical shield, they express feelings akin to
the scientist Dr. Malcolm portrayed in the film Jurassic Park. He said he was staggered by
the lack of humility before nature - men wielding an awesome power, ―like a kid that's found
his dad‘s gun‖.
Not all engineers are enthusiastic about wielding big guns, of course. An engineer from
Europe told Manning that he doesn't want to jump to conclusions, but he pictures the
emanations from the HAARP apparatus as creating nodes in the upper atmosphere, ―where
they superimpose on one another and have a resonating and amplifying effect‖. He asks,
―how can we have the slightest idea what that will do to the planetary environment?‖
The editor of Acres USA, commenting on a letter about HAARP, is blunt. ―We have had
enough of scientists going off half-cocked.‖