More news on the Large Hadron Collider

You probably all know that I have some reservations about the launch of the new massive particle accelerator in Switzerland known as the Large Hadron Collider, well it seems I am not the only one....

www.msnbc.msn.com...

Ross

reply to post by nomadrush

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I've already actually made a huge amount of posts on this today, so simply due to my lack of energy I'll leave you with this.

www.badastronomy.com...

It's hardly an in-depth study into the physics of the world but it brings some good points into view.

We all have some reservations about the project, but as I said in the other thread... Even if you're a huge believer in NWO's and all of that, it's hard to imagine anyone wanting to destroy the Earth. It's hard to plunder and use when it's not there. I'm sure the scientists don't feel like exploding either.

It should be fine, it wouldn't get this much funding without solid evidence behind it.

Hiya

I'm sure there is no "intention" to destroy the world, but when even their own health and safety report mentions the possibilities of the project causing black holes, one has to to have some concerns lol!

If these scientists taking the court action in America are to be believed, they are certainly "putting their money where their mouth is" in showing their worries and concerns.

I remain concerned about the Collider.

Ross

I'm not so sure. The LHC could be a "Gotterdammerung manoeuvre". I'm sure if it came to it and the Illuminati knew that they were bound to lose, then they'd destroy the Earth rather than let free men and women have it! It's a bit like Saddam's "scorched earth" policy after the 1991 Gulf War (I know some people have said that those oil wells were set on fire by other people, not Saddam, but it's the principle I'm talking about).

Jeff Rense once said on one of his radio shows: "They're the kind of people who would wipe out everything before handing it over. They'd do it out of spite". I agree with him.

[edit on 5-4-2008 by Hagbard Celine]

This could well delay the launch. Well I'm not sorry that there's going to be a court hearing. Funny to think that the case being tried is for the safety of the whole Earth! That's got to make legal history!

[edit on 5-4-2008 by Hagbard Celine]

Walter L Wagner, the man behind the law suit is on the show next Friday (April 11th)

Ross

I have my concerns about this experiment, i cant put my finger on it but its like a really bad feeling, and while im feeling it my brain is telling me there is something someone missed, and im convinced the evidence for this not going ahead is just plain old logic, I found this while looking through your links, about one of the scientists heading the experiment, wanting to find God, and he thinks this machine will let that happen..

www.newsweek.com...

Now that alone is enough to have anyones alarm bells ringing, this guy wants to recreate the big bang in this machine, pardon my ignorance but didnt the last time that happened a universe wide explosion happened?

Where in the name of Mankind is that the right thing to try and do?

Why would anyone in their right mind be thinking it is safe about doing that?

Doesn't he need a license for that? and does he have one?

If the world does not blow up, what will be learned by doing this that was worth the risk?

Has everyone with any common sense in the scientific world been told to keep quiet? why are they not speaking to ease fears? or telling us to beware?

Someone needs to speak up some kind of impartial committee and tell us if it is alright or is it to dangerous to continue, it needs a public inquiry, im sure there is a rule in European politics that allows for concerns like this.

Im sure everyone would agree, they would rather see a delay, than a disaster when it is turned on.?