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El Crazy Che
Son los dias finales de la Guerra Fria. Se esta derrumbando el bloque sovietico. Empieza la Era de la Informacion. En este umbral sociopolitico, un solitario Quijote argentino, metido en el corazon de la tecnologia norteamericana y fiel a sus ideales, aporta voluntariamente especificaciones de la industria semiconductora al mundo socialista, a traves de Cuba. Pero las circunstancias obligan a Bill Gaede a entregarse a las agencias de inteligencia norteamericanas, quienes lo reclutan para una operacion de contraespionaje. Lo que no saben sus controladores es que el espia tambien los esta espiando a ellos. Como medida de precaucion por si le traen cargos a raiz de sus actividades pasadas, Gaede graba y filma a los agentes con el fin de juntar pruebas para un eventual juicio. Sus maniobras secretas quedan al descubierto cuando el chip mas avanzado de la epoca -el Pentium de Intel- termina en manos de China e Iran. Este drama de zorro en el gallinero contemporaneo desmistifica la nocion romantica del agente 007, que se codea con beldades en los casinos de Europa y usa dispositivos fantasticos para extraer secretos militares. La historia ilustra a las agencias de inteligencia modernas enfocando sus esfuerzos en el espionaje economico y logrando sus objetivos mediante topos que trabajan con armas no mas sofisticadas que una fotocopiadora. Puede ver mas informacion en [Este texto fue escrito sin tildes ni otros caracteres especiales para evitar errores con el navegador.]
360 pages, Paperback
First published June 10, 2014
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Bill Gaede
10 books6 followersWhy God Doesn't Exist
We are the last generation of humans on Earth! In a matter of months the global economy will finally collapse. When that happens, Man will suddenly be caught in large ant holes called cities with nothing to eat. The only reason the agricultural corporations supply food to the cities is to make profits. With the collapse of Man's artificial economy, this incentive will no longer be there. It will be every man for himself. This is the situation that every planet where humans developed encounters. What we are witnessing today is the preliminary steps leading to the extinction of our species.
Meanwhile, we must make the most of these last moments to show Mother Nature that she did not fool us all. The mathematicians have failed to understand the essence of the Scientific Method and never discovered the true nature of the entity that mediates light, atomic and electromagnetic phenomena, and gravity. After 10,000 years of civilization, we have today a new model for light and gravity which sweeps away the nonsense proposed by General Relativity, Quantum Mechanics, and String Theory.
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Why God Doesn't Exist
Einstein's Idiots
We are the last generation of humans on Earth! In a matter of months the global economy will finally collapse. When that happens, Man will suddenly be caught in large ant holes called cities with nothing to eat. The only reason the agricultural corporations supply food to the cities is to make profits. With the collapse of Man's artificial economy, this incentive will no longer be there. It will be every man for himself. This is the situation that every planet where humans developed encounters. What we are witnessing today is the preliminary steps leading to the extinction of our species.
Meanwhile, we must make the most of these last moments to show Mother Nature that she did not fool us all. The mathematicians have failed to understand the essence of the Scientific Method and never discovered the true nature of the entity that mediates light, atomic and electromagnetic phenomena, and gravity. After 10,000 years of civilization, we have today a new model for light and gravity which sweeps away the nonsense proposed by General Relativity, Quantum Mechanics, and String Theory.
You Stupid Relativist . com
Why God Doesn't Exist
Einstein's Idiots
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