Jeffrey J. Prager, Jeffrey J. Prager, Illustrator
Excerpt from the Introduction: A clear understanding of the differences between 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th generation nuclear weapons is needed and provided along with an explanation of DEW, which actually stands for directed energy nuclear weapons of which we have full knowledge and understanding of, and build and use them regularly across the globe. DEW is a common term in the nuclear weapons industry and does not refer to yet-to-be-developed laser or scaler weapons. DEW commonly refers to nuclear weapons designed specifically to direct their energy to a highly confined soliton — the space assumed by quantum or quasiparticles propagated as a traveling non-dissipative wave that is neither preceded nor followed by another such disturbance — often times X rays and other nuclear effects. The rust that appeared immediately after 9/11, even on nearby new construction, is another important clue. Numerous prominent physicists from Latvia, Germany, France, Lebanon, the USA and many other countries have contributed to this report and their combined work leads to inescapable conclusions. Enough to make the conclusions unassailable and conclusive and I can’t thank them enough. Were it not for William Tahill’s work — the first person in the world to expose and prove fission at Ground Zero — none of this would be possible and I will be forever thankful. All of us should be. I also want to thank Dr. Ed Ward and Don Fox, my silent, behind-the-scenes, cherished and trusted co-conspirator’s. This eMagazine would not have been possible without their dedication as well, along with their contributions towards the physics and chemistry of 9/11. Dr. Heinz Pommer’s contribution is also unmatched, unequivocal and prescient. Pommer was the first to develop an accurate 3-D, Step-By-Step model of the events of 911 and the destruction of the Twin Towers. Dr. Pommer’s work is invaluable and should be disseminated worldwide. To Dr. Frédéric Henry-Couannier, my personal thanks — perhaps we can meet
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