Today, Bearden says, the Soviets have a whole arsenal of scalar armaments. He is certain this is what Nikita Khrushchev was referring to 25 years ago when he announced the Russians had a fantastic weapon that could destroy life on Earth. For years he has been collecting reports of unexplained explosions such as a 1976 sighting in Afghanistan of “gigantic, expanding spheres of light” emanating from “deep within the Soviet Union.” Bearden claims there has been a “Soviet weaponization” of one of Tesla’s pet notions, which he himself has dubbed “scalar electronics.” By combining and focusing electromagnetic and gravity waves, he says, one can make incredibly potent weapons. A typical member of the radical fringe is Tom Bearden, a retired lieutenant colonel who works as a weapons analyst for an aerospace company. But among those trying to revive Tesla’s ideas are some whose claims stretch the borders of the credible. Hidden SS-20s could be used for a 'surprise party,' Helms said, a sudden disclosure of nuclear force aimed at coercion of the NATO allies to carry chemical or biological warfare agents, or to create a 'dome of light' masking a nuclear first strike.Ī Helms aide, speaking on condition that he not be identified, declared that there is 'a sea change under way in the Senate, enough that the treaty may be dead on arrival.'Īs extreme as some of these ideas seem, at least they are confined to the realm of the possible. intelligence is correct, then the Soviets are already violating the treaty obligations and we can assume they intend to cheat on a massive scale.' 'Yet the Soviets in the Memorandum of Understanding accompanying the INF Treaty have declared that they have only 650. 'Unclassified estimates for years have assumed that the SS-20 force was close to and even over 1,000,' the analysis said. Helms went on to dispute an unnamed 'high White House official' for saying in defense of the new treaty that the Soviets would gain 'no militarily significant advantages' through cheating, possibly by hiding SS-20 missiles.

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