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Chapter 2 - Exploring Our MissionAs we arrived, a big reception awaited us. Ross, Heather and Tony were already there. They had set everything up. The beach had become our office; a palm grove our 'auditorium' with a large rock at the end that served as a blackboard. Folding chairs and tables had been brought along to maintain a sense of civilization. It was in this setting by the glow of the sunset, that Olive explained the reason for the caution, or more specifically, the danger that I, her, and Sylvia were in for having dared to undermine the fondi in Caracas. She explained that our contributions at the conference had come so close to rekindling an interest in the Platonic method in the scientific community that we had put ourselves in danger at the conference just for that. She explained that it had taken a huge effort by the empire in the 18th and 19th Century to shut the Platonic method down, to eradicate it from public consciousness. Then we came along and unraveled that in a big way. "The war to eradicate Plato began with the French Revolution," said Olive, "where the scientific elite of France was systematically eliminated. That genocide of the Jacobin terror operations was started in France in the shadow of the French Revolution that was organized for this purpose. The terror/genocide operations were later spread throughout Europe under the cover of the Napoleonic wars. The unstated goal of those wars, as far as the empire was concerned, was to assure that there would never be another American style republican revolution happening anywhere in the world, and that meant shutting down Plato in the hearts of society by killing the leading scientific elite of Europe. That was the imperial goal, since the American independence movement had been initiated by the Plato oriented elite in Europe. This cultural elite, together with the kind of thinking that it represented, was methodically eliminated, never to rise again, so it appeared. By the time when the Congress of Vienna was convened, which later deepened the imperial control over Europe, the genocide project had been completed. That is also the reason why our daring project to rebuild the Platonic platform in public consciousness is so essential today, and so extremely dangerous for us. What we have started hits the rawest nerve of the entire fondi apparatus, and they are feeling the pain." She turned to Heather and me. "I hear that they are well aware of your interest in rescuing Africa. Fortunately, a Russian amateur economist with a high profile political background who has put himself directly into their crossbars has eclipsed you both on this scene. I am talking about Nicolai. His high position in government affords him a certain protection for how, which may also be his greatest vulnerability. You and I don't have this kind of protection, which makes us more vulnerable. This means that we may get only one chance at this. That is why we are here, to explore that last chance that we have to make a real impact to change the world and thereby disable the power the fondi have grasped. Hopefully, we'll be successful before they disable us. Until we are able to move effectively, our work has to be done in secret, at least that is the case for me whenever I am involved, because of the Caracas conference." It appeared to me that this security requirement was completely fulfilled where we were, even for our new mission that the others didn't yet know about. We were camping in a nearly inaccessible wilderness of islands, surrounded by coral reefs, at the edge of the Coral Sea. Our playground was without doubt one of the most spectacular, a scenery of green hills, white beaches, blue skies and waters so clear that the corals beneath the surface appeared like a flower garden, and this more magnificent in color and shapes than the finest botanical displays ever created. The only difference was that these magnificent constructions weren't plants, but symbiotic colonies of tens of thousands of tiny undersea creatures, all existing together for a common purpose, without which they would not exist at all. || - page index - || - chapter index - || - Exit - ||
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