Dr Peter Beter: About The Jimmy Carter Robotoid Problems
Channel: Peter Beter
Date: 2014-10-17

Peter Beter: Excerpt About Robotoids From Letter 50:
Text: http://www.peterdavidbeter.com/docs/all/dbal50.html
Audio: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qVih66zy0p4

" Last spring, as I revealed in AUDIO LETTERS Nos. 45 and 46,
the Russians began seizing control of the United States
Government. Key officials from President Jimmy Carter on down
have been replaced by doubles, and these doubles are not human
beings in spite of their appearance and behavior. They are
artificial, robot-like living beings called "Organic Robotoids."
When I first revealed these things, I braced myself. I knew that
many of my listeners would be unable to absorb them; but my
reason for doing it was the one I stated then: Without knowing
about the robotoids, events would become impossible to
understand. Since that time, robotoids in key positions of power
have been causing many surprises in the news these days. The
strangest surprises of all have been caused by the Jimmy Carter
robotoids. In AUDIO LETTER No. 48 two months ago, I detailed the
major instability problems the Russians are having with their
Carter robotoids. The holographic computer brains of the
robotoids include instabilities which were present in the real
Carter brain in a way that exaggerates those instabilities. As a
result, every so often a Carter robotoid does something so
unpredictable that it is dangerous to the Russians. An example
was the famous so-called "killer-rabbit incident" of a few weeks
ago. A Carter robotoid told the press in all seriousness that he
and his family had been attacked by a swamp rabbit while fishing.
Can you imagine?

The Russians want to rid themselves of the nerve-racking
problem of the unstable Carter robotoids. Earlier this month, on
September 15, an attempt was made to do just that. The alleged
President Carter was entered in a foot race, of all things, in
the Catoctin Mountains near Camp David. It was a strenuous
six-mile course which included much uphill running. Carter
robotoid No. 14 was programmed to run at maximum speed and not to
let up for any reason. The Russian strategy was simple: Runners
who over-exert themselves and who do not stop and rest when
danger signs appear can do themselves serious harm. Sudden
overheating, dehydration, and heart failure can take place
abruptly in extreme cases. Robotoids, as I have explained in
past tapes, embody a crude facsimile of human metabolism, their
hearts are relatively weak, and they live for only a few weeks or
months, depending on the stress problems. They have no
self-preservation instinct, so Carter robotoid No. 14 was
programmed to run like the wind. It was expected that suddenly
without warning he would suffer complete heart failure, collapse,
and die on the spot. If the robotoid died before aid could reach
him, everyone would just accept it as a tragic accident, and the
Russians would be rid of the problem of unstable Carter
robotoids. But the day of the race dawned cooler than it had
been expected by the planners. Carter robotoid No. 14 did
collapse, but did not expire instantly. His face turned a
deathly greenish-gray, and he was moaning and incoherent; and yet
when the Secret Service men picked him up, his legs kept running
as programmed. Finally an ambulance arrived, but Carter robotoid
No. 14 did not use it. Instead the robotoid was bundled off in a
car to Camp David, and there robotoid No. 14 finally died--too
late, and out of public view.

The purpose of the race had been to eliminate the Carter
robotoid problem in a way that would leave no questions--that is,
sudden death on the spot. But there would have been a storm of
questions if Carter's alleged death had been announced after help
arrived and took him away. So after the race, Carter robotoid
No. 15 showed up to reassure everyone. He looked nothing at all
like the deathly figure who had collapsed just a short while
earlier in the race. He looked like a new man, and in a sense he
was. The contrast between the dying robotoid No. 14 and the
fresh robotoid No. 15 is something you can see for yourself.
Just get a copy of Sports Illustrated magazine for September 24,
1979. On pages 16 and 17 you will see the pictures of robotoid
No. 14--stricken, stumbling, mouth agape. Then look at the
fresh, smiling picture of robotoid No. 15 handing out trophies on
page 19 only a short while later, and then ask yourself: Is this
the same man?

My friends, the robotoids are one example of what you need to
know to understand the secret war now going on; but there are
other things you need to know too, because the war between Russia
and her Bolshevik and Zionist enemies has many facets, and it is
very ancient."