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I have over 5,000 books in my home library and I’ve read them all. A hundred of these titles rise to the top. A few dozen are truly profound. A mere handful are paradigm shifting. One of these top-of-pile books is The Invisible Rainbow, A History of Electricity And Life by Arthur Firstenberg. I learned long ago about the 1859 Carrington Event when telegraph lines across the United States were disrupted by an enormous coronal mass ejection (CME) from the sun. Sparks jumped from telegraph keys and one operator’s hair caught on fire. Messages could be transmitted even after batteries were disconnected. What I did not know until reading Firstenberg’s book was that telegraph operators became severely ill from continuous exposure to electricity, including nervous system disorders, crippling headaches… the list of maladies is long. Humans were not designed for this. And thus did the modern electromagnetic poisoning of humanity begin. Was the Spanish Flu of 1918 actually a flu? Or something else? Tune in tomorrow… it’s a ‘shocker’. Peace, Gordon Join Us On ZOOM This Sunday! Join Gordon and friends on ZOOM. Each Sunday night at 7:00PM U.S. Eastern Time. Fellowship and lively discussion on the topics of the day. Learn more HERE. Gordon Phillips Academy Homeschool for grownups. Lots of good stuff to view, read and download. Visit us at www.GordonPhillipsAcademy.com Retirement Risk Consulting Inflation destroying your nest egg? Assets still exposed to litigation? Unprepared for the next market crash? Let Gordon help. The first call is free. www.GordonPhillips.me
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