What happened to our father twenty years ago, and then again ten years later, seems now to be occurring on a vastly larger scale. Even presidents are not immune to this age-old form of character assassination, as evidenced by the recent Science and Nature editorials. And the sight is not pretty. Science doesn't operate that way. Science does not use force to make people accept its findings.
Science prevails on the strength of truth alone.
Of course not. But they may fool a lot of people. Therefore, those of sound mind and good data must speak out and see to it that the message of real-world scientific observations, such as those we have archived under nearly every letter of the alphabet in our Subject Index, is spread to every nook and cranny of the globe. Each of you has a part to play in this endeavor. IBR Press, Tempe, AZ, USA, p.85-88.