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Back to HAB Theory Refrence Table  Wednesday, October 28, 1998 The Right Honourable Alan Cadman, MP 23 Terminus St. CASTLE HILL NSW 2154 Dear Alan: It is with some trepidation that I enclose the accompanying material for your perusal. The enclosed information is startling, to say the least, and I preface my letter with the use of the word "trepidation" because on perusal you might think me "unbalanced". Alan, you have known me for some years now and I think you would believe me to be a relatively rational person. The first line on the first page of the accompanying document says: "..dedicated to the people who cannot forget a..book entitled 'The HAB Theory.'" I am one of the people who cannot forget. I have read and reread this book over a dozen times; I have loaned and lost at least ½ that many copies. Each time I read it, I look a little more into its hypotheses and I become more persuaded of the possibility of its accuracy. I was, more or less, prepared to leave it at that - nothing more than a curiosity - until a few days ago when I stumbled across an article on the Internet which prompted me to write to you. The sheet numbered is 1 is included by way of explanation as to the thrust of the book (the "science fiction" nomenclature is, I believe, inappropriate). Attachment 2 is a letter from the book's author to the Internet site "webmaster" detailing how he came to write the book (the article I stumbled across a few days ago). Attachment 3 contains the segments of the book which are relevant to my reasons for writing to you. Attachment 4 is a checklist I established a few years ago to start my research; the page numbers referred to are the book's, a copy of which is in the State Library of NSW. The book itself is, in large part, boring because so much of it is devoted to the "love story" component which is irrelevant. Why do I bring this to your attention, how does the Commonwealth Government fit into it and what do I want to see done about it? Relevant questions all. I bring this to your attention because I am persuaded that the HAB Theory may have some validity and if there is any chance whatsoever that some or all of it may be valid, then we as a Nation must beseech the world to act. I want nothing from this other than to see it looked into. I believe that if you, like me, are persuaded that it requires immediate investigation, then you must bring it to the attention of the Prime Minister for him to instruct to the CSIRO to immediately look into it as a matter of urgency and, in their opinion, if there is some possible validity to the HAB Theory, that corrective action is taken. I know, Alan, that you are a very busy man, but the looking into of this must begin somewhere. I implore you for the sake of future generations of Australians, to give it your attention. Yours faithfully, /s/ Brian D King, JP BSc(Hons) MA FALA QPIB Managing Director Crown Insurance |