Exodus

        For any who care to study physics. Space travel presents a
  dilemma. How to travel great distances between star systems.
  Matter dissolves at the speed of light. Nuclear fusion drive is too
  slow. It would take generations to reach another habitable planet with a
  rocket ship. Why is this important? Well, at the present rate of
  consumption of natural resources and toxic pollution this Earth will
  be barren in one thousand years. The international political situation
  is teetering on a nuclear holocaust. The consensus amongst cultural
  historians is that Muslim extremist will trigger a new age of nuclear
  terrorism. How can humanity survive?

  Noah was right. What is needed is an Ark. What can be launched
  accross the great void is DNA. An automated space ship could carry
  the DNA of every living thing on Earth. Upon reaching a sutable suragate
  planet the DNA would be germinated. A clone of Earth creatures would
  make an evolutionary leap in a new world. Hopefully, the native life will
  be compatible. This is a necessary risk. A hybred human race would be
  reeducated with the ships libraries. Perhaps, a reward system could be
  programed.

  Alternative 2 is Abraham's hammer: "Utterly destroy him out of all the
  tribes of Isreal, according to the curses that are contained in the book
  of the law and convenant: spare not the very young or the very old for
  they are an abomination before the Lord."(Dt.21;Ez.9:4-6) There are clean
  safe means at hand to exterminate populations on a global scale. The
  NAZI's used Henry Ford's asemebly line and awarded him the Iron Cross.
  This era of genocidal technology would surpass Ford's asembly line and
  recycle the bodies into compost. With only the Western countries intact
  a new golden age of prosperty would blossom on the bones of Third World
  castaways.+

  Of course if nothing is done. Terrorism will become more violent and countries
  with weapons of mass destruction will go to war. The fragile ecology and
  atmosphere will break down. Deadly radiation will pierce through the ozone.
  The oceans will boil and every living thing will die. Pick up a copy of
  The Fate of the Earth by Jonathan Schell. It's very meticulous and sad.
  Well, on that cheery note, I think I'll watch Godzilla S.O.S.



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