
Early last year (2008) I posted
the case of
Dr. Brian O'Leary,
a former NASA astronaut, better known for his written works on
suppressed alternative sources of energy. We still have
this announcement on the front page, along with
the link to his Cansema® testimonial.

Quite apart from his cancer case, I was
intrigued with Brian's work because it is so parallel to our own:
researching the many areas of technology -- (in our case, medicine;
in his, energy) -- where suppression has had an impoverishing
effect on humanity and the world at large. My current work,
Meditopia® lays out
my own arguments -- but Dr. O'Leary has written
many books and articles
to support his own position.

This month, Brian O'Leary, is hosting
The Camelot Conference
along with the founders of
Project Camelot,
Kerry Cassidy and Bill Ryan. The Conference runs
January 9-11, 2009 at Brian's
Ecuadorean eco-retreat,
Montesueños.
(For those of you who don't know,
Project Camelot
is a site devoted to interviewing researchers and whistleblowers, providing them
an outlet to get their stories out. They are behind some of the most interesting
and popular views on
YouTube.)

Far more important and relevant than
the fact that Cathryn and I are attending -- (I will be on one of the panels) --
is the significance of events like this one, where you find seekers of knowledge
in developed countries having to travel to far away places to be able to
freely discuss their views without fear of retribution.

The hallmark of any evolving
civilization is adaptability . . . and central to adaptation is
the ability of that civilization's members to freely
communicate inconvenient truths.

We've lost that.

We've lost freedom of speech.

And it isn't clear if and when we will
ever get it back. (The reality of this was evident when Alex Jones posted
his
"Message to the Future" --
full of truisms that too few of us are willing to face.)

As we begin 2009, I can think of
no more urgent message to pass along to my friends than the need for a
resurgent wakefulness. We
all need to wake up to what's
happening around us . . . because
there are much worse things in the world, engineered by design, than
an oppressive economic depression.

Greg Caton --- Founder
Alpha Omega Labs
Guayaquil, Ecuador