I pointed out to Sylvia that in addition to this tragedy the British Empire forced on China such a far-reaching free-trade deal for its opium poison that it almost destroyed the Chinese nation from within. In other words, China had entered the British Imperial era as unprepared as the whole of humanity has been rendered unprepared in modern times towards the approaching Ice Age. In both cases the danger has been misjudged and deemed by society to be infinitely distant. The Ice Age certainly seems infinitely distant to people who are kept spellbound by the Global Warming Doctrine. The Global Warming Doctrine affects society almost like a secret doctrine, set up as a scare story designed to keep the truth a secret in order to prevent the needed preparations from being made. The preparations would require a new renaissance environment, which the empires cannot survive in. Thus society becomes isolated from the truth once again by secret doctrines imposed through cultural warfare as in the Vedic Dark Age of India, and the Brahmanic Dark Age.

      I also pointed out another secret doctrine, similar to the Global Warming Doctrine, which is the fraudulent doctrine that a nuclear war on Earth is somehow survivable. I told Sylvia that I know a Russian atmospheric scientist who worked with the world's leading edge authority in this field, who warns mankind that a major nuclear war could turn the entire planet into a giant snowball from pole to pole for millions of years to come. If only a third of the world's present arsenal were to be used, those 22,000 nuclear bombs would likely inject close to half a trillion tones of vaporized material into the stratosphere. The descending vaporized pollutants would likely increase the cloud-formation process to the point that much of the water vapor in the atmosphere, which presently supplies 98% of the global greenhouse warming, would be rained out of the atmosphere. A major loss of the Earth's water vapor greenhouse effect could easily reduce the global mean temperature by twenty to thirty degrees, causing a complete freeze-over of the entire planet. The resulting super Ice Age would give the Earth a white surface from pole to pole that would reflect much of the incoming sun-energy back into space. The resulting effect would further reduce the global temperatures.

      I explained to Sylvia that such a super Ice Age situation already existed once 800 million years ago. A large meteorite striking the Earth might have caused it. The resulting atmospheric upset had turned the Earth into a giant snowball in an Ice Age that lasted for ten million years. If an Ice Age Renaissance were created prior to such an occurrence, mankind would most certainly survive the cataclysmic upset, but not in today's world if the cataclysm were caused by a nuclear war. If a single volcanic eruption can cause a year without summer as the big Tambora eruption in 1815, the simultaneous effect of 20,000 to 40,000 major nuclear eruption could easily upset the Earth delicate water vapor balance and cause a global deep-freeze that makes a normal Ice Age appear like a heat-wave in comparison. But all of that immense potential exposure is being kept strictly a secret hidden beneath the secret doctrine of the scientific fraud that nuclear war can have no significant effect on the survival of mankind. The truth is that mankind would most likely become extinct in the process of a major nuclear war, together with all life on this planet.

      "That truth too, is kept a secret," I said to Sylvia. "If it were not kept a secret, responding to the truth would prompt mankind to destroy its nuclear weapons in spite of the imperial plans that require them. In today's world, the truth is dead indeed, Sylvia, in all the essential areas."

      "I think this might be the sort of thing that Goya referred to with his etching, The Truth is Dead," said Sylvia quietly.

      "Cultural warfare in the service of empires always has had this effect," I replied.

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Stories about War from novels by Rolf A. F. Witzsche