The famous physicist Stephen Hawkins, before he died in 2018, warned of the apocalypse of the nemesis of humankind which it apparently accepts knowingly. Neubacher names the scourge of humankind, namely the exploitation of many by the power of market by few. The author analyses the mistakes of the reunion and describes the historic chance passed up, in which the people of the unloved GDR gives itself a new constitution for the successor state, called DDSR (German Democratic Socialist Republic). Here "Genuine Democracy" becomes the guideline for political action.

"Genuine Democracy" means, that in the valid constitution the three powers, the legislative, the executive and the judiciary are completely separated from one another. Thus, it is ensured that by separation of power there is the possibility of unrestricted control — within or outside of parliament – with the premises that only such a system of government may be called democratic. Included is a twofold government consisting of PRIVY COUNCIL and COUNCIL OF MINISTERS with a total of 90 government members — the only two elements taken from the constitution of the former GDR.

For the first time, even the opposition is represented in the government: Each and everyone of the people eligible to vote and with a valid vote are represented by their percent of the total of 90 government members in both of the parts of government mentioned, after the election – even the members of parties who, because of a percent hurdle, didn’t make it into the parliament.

Created has been a modified "Democratic Socialism" with the aim to change the unjust distribution of capital, property as well as real estate for all of humankind.

Not only does Neubacher sent the political system of the old GDR into the Orcus of History, but also pleads for a new economic system, namely a so called "Two-Stream-Socialism", in which the antipodes capital and labour converge on one another with equal rights. “Genuine Democracy” can only be achieved by equality under public law of capital and labour.

By eliminating the gap between rich and poor — the biggest enemy of humankind — the financiers with their money and the working people, who until now have sold their power of work and health to the employers, can come together to work for peace, nature and environment, with the result that the destructive egoism of individuals as well as whole peoples — the second biggest enemy of humankind — has lost its sting.

Neubacher also discusses, in large parts of his book, the alternatives of "Ideal Leader" and political leader which is brought forth by a genuine democracy. Individuals in governments who come close to being "ideal rulers" make it possible to lead a people through the trials and tribulations of life. Basis of their actions is the newly created system of government of GDSR — with "Genuine Democracy" and Two-Stream-Socialism.

Only under this premise is it possible to conquer the killer of humankind — the rampant capitalism.

In the discussion of his epoch-making approach Neubacher lets a fictitious person by the mane of "Immo" have his say in first person singular. With this construction, which one may well call ambiguous, the author manages to convincingly make clear, that the small people of the GDSR 1990/1991 has found with

"Genuine Democracy"
and
Two Stream Socialism
the last resort anchor of humankind with the premise that the people are ruled by
Privy Council
And
Council of Ministers,
according to their constitution, in the form of nearly
"Ideal Rulers".

The by Professor Steven Hawkins demanded inevitable emigration of humankind within the next 100 years to a different planet would thus, under the elaborated premise, furthermore and fortunately remain an obsolete fiction

Thema

In diesem Buch geht es um die Beschreibung eines Regierungssystems, das es ermöglicht, für alle Menschen die ungerechte Verteilung von Kapital, Sachbesitz sowie Grund und Boden zu verändern. Als einziges Regierungssystem, das Abhilfe schaffen könnte, ist ein neu definierter »Sozialismus« zu nennen. Leider ist es aber so, dass etwa 100 Länder, die sich sozialistisch nennen oder sozialistisch genannt hatten, immer wieder Ungerechtigkeit und Armut produzierten. Besonders erschreckendes Beispiel war die sozialistisch-kommunistisch orientierte DDR. Das Wort »Sozialismus« hat daher heute einen so abschreckenden Ruf, dass es wohl zur Zeit kein Land gibt, das sein Regierungssystem durch ein sozialistisches ersetzen möchte, es sei denn, man denke an Länder wie z.B. Nordkorea.

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Das kleine Volk der DDR läßt sich nach dem Fall der „Berliner Mauer” im November 1989 von Bundeskanzler Dr. Helmut Kohl und den Mächtigen der BRD nicht das Grundgesetz überstülpen. Die 17 Millionen Bürger der DDR gehen einen anderen Weg: Das Volk verwirklicht unter der Garantie von Freiheit und Gerechtigkeit eine eigene wegweisende, neue Regierungsform, den „Demokratischen Sozialismus”.

Die neue Staatsbezeichnung lautet:
„Deutsche Demokratisch-Sozialistische Republik” (DDSR). Damit wird erstmals für die 17 Millionen Bürger die Forderung des Amerikaners Thomas Jefferson (Amerikanische Unabhängigkeitserklärung) von 1776 erfüllt. Neben den Grundrechten auf Leben, Freiheit und Gleichheit ist in der „Neuen Verfassung” der DDSR auch das vergessene Grundrecht auf Glück festgeschrieben. Demokratie mit „Echter Gewaltenteilung” garantiert einen Sozialismus mit neuem revolutionierendem Wirtschaftssystem ohne Revolution:

KAPITAL UND ARBEIT SIND GLEICH!

Das bedeutet, dass in allen Betrieben der „Neuen DDSR” ab 1991 der Unternehmer (Kapitalgeber) und die Arbeiterschaft gleichberechtigt und partnerschaftlich den Betrieb leiten und am Jahresende den Gewinn 50% zu 50% gerecht teilen.

Die Schaffung einer neuen gerechten Verfassung durch das kleine Volk der DDR wird beobachtet von jemandem, von dem man es auf keinen Fall erwartet: Es ist „Immo”, der Geschichte studierende Student vom hochentwickelten Volk der „Toraner” in der „Andromedagalaxie”, 2,5 Millionen Lichtjahre entfernt vom spannenden Geschehen in der DDR.
„Immo” beobachtet und analysiert alle Aktivitäten der DDR-Bürger, ohne aber in das Geschehen einzugreifen. Er beurteilt den Wert der erarbeiteten „Neuen Verfassung” des 1991 aus der DDR hervorgegangenen Staates „DDSR” aus der Sicht und den Erfahrungen seines eigenen viele Millionen Jahre alten Volkes und kommt zu einem ganz unerwarteten Ergebnis:

„Echte Demokratie” verbunden mit „Gerechtem Sozialismus” sind nicht nur Chancen für die 17 Millionen der DDSR, sondern durchaus auch eine Option für die übrigen 200 Länder mit der Möglichkeit, allen 7 Milliarden Erdmenschen den Weg in eine glückliche Zukunft zu ebnen!

The book "Ich habe viel zu lange geschwiegen" mirrors the frustration of a former technical instructor about the German federal political landscape, four months prior to the election of the 18th German Bundestag on September the 22nd of 2013. Abysmal helplessness considering the decline of a great party, the SPD, and the loss of direction of sense of all political actors are described outlining several examples.

The author asks the following questions, at the same time giving the answers:

• Who am I to vote for to the next Bundestag?
• Is the SPD still my political party - a haven for the "man in the street"?
• Where are the political role models of today and for tomorrow?
• Have Kurt Schumacher, Willy Brandt and Helmut Schmidt already been forgotten?
• What has happened to the claim of the SPD: Justice and equality for everyone by means of »Democratic Socialism« as a haven for liberty?

There remains the hope for commitment and a new honesty of up and coming generations in the political business of Berlin. Meaningful for the future would then be the recourse to "Democratic Socialism" of the Godesberg Programme of the SPD of 1959, valid also for the Bundestag elections of 2013 and beyond.

Neubacher presents a book with many interesting and direction giving ideas for coming to terms with present and past on the rocky path to a better future - a book, despite all sad realities, also spiced with biting political satire.

Text on the back cover of the book:

Wolfgang Szepansky, born 1910 in Berlin, learnt the trade of a painter. Active in the Worker's Theatre Movement from 1927 to 1931.

After the taking of power of the Nazis he joined the anti-fascist resistance and was arrested in August 1933 after a painting action - he had written "Down with Hitler" on a wall.

Interrogations by the Gestapo in their headquarters in Prinz-Albert-Strasse followed, and then detention in the first concentration camp of Berlin, the Columbiahaus, for the duration of six weeks.

From 1934 he lives as an emigrant in Amsterdam. As the German Wehrmacht invaded the Netherlands in May 1940, he again came into the fangs of the Gestapo and was, via several different prisons like e.g. Steinwache Dortmund, transported to the concentration camp of Sachsenhausen near Oranienburg in October 1940, there given the prisoner's number 33527.

For living together with a Dutch Jewish lady in Amsterdam, he was sentenced to two years in prison in the Tegel Penitentiary Unit because of "racial disrepute".

Following that, he was taken back to concentration camp Sachsenhausen, keeping his there given prisoner's number.

After the Deathmarch from the concentration cam (21st of April to 2nd of May 1945) there followed his liberation by British troops near Schwerin.

From 1945 working as arts teacher, head of a clubhouse, artist (self taught). Own art exhibitions.

Head of the Sachsenhausen Committee of West Berlin. Compilation of a documentary exhibition on Sachsenhausen with the title "What are you, speak?" – "I am a human being!"

Presently travelling as contemporary witness to schools, in the memorial of Sachsenhausen and at anti-fascist city tours.

1996 awarded the Cross of the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany.

Millennium Mystery solved? - New Theory on the Construction of the Pyramid of Cheops

How did the ancient Egyptians pile up 2,000,000 blocks of stone to the Pyramid of Cheops? The German technical instructor H.Neubacher believes that the stones were lifted by ships. As spectacular as this statement may sound at first, so easy is it in its realization. The ancient master builders actually supply the confirmation themselves:

They used five ships' pits which they had hewn into the rocky surface of the plateau on which the Pyramid of Cheops rests.

Proof of this is the Barge of Cheops found in 1954. It has a proven age of 4,600 years, has a length of 43.5 metres and is the oldest intact ship in the history of mankind. H.Neubacher assumes that this barge had floated in one of the five pits discovered and there, via lifting beams and with the help of the power of water, could have been able to lift blocks of stone up to a weight of 60 tons. By emptying and filling of the pits lifting equipment was created. In the other four pits there floated ships as well. "For smaller blocks of stone there were mobile machines", as Heubacher states, "that worked after the same method. They were:

• - built with short beams,
• - easy to carry and
• - able to lift heavy blocks of stone step by step."

Already 2,500 years ago the Greek historian Herodotus described machines with the same words and which, in his opinion, were employed to construct pyramids. In his new book, H.Neubacher describes how the ancient master builder could have proceeded. The lifting techniques described by him impresses on the one hand by its simplicity and on the other hand by its efficiency. The author substantiates his statements by own research carried out in Egypt, taking into account extensive specialist literature. To support his theoretical statements he carried out numerous practical trials with models - taking into account the means of those days. The author introduces with his book an entirely new technology to the construction of the Egyptian pyramids: The "Barge Theory"!

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Construction of Pyramids with the Power of Water

Contradicting present doctrine as to the construction of the Pyramid of Cheops, "pulling the stones with sledges over ramps", H.Neubacher employs water power for TRANSPORT, LIFTING and PUTTING INTO PLACE of the blocks of stone. Why waste power of human resources in a country where you have the water of the Nile in abundance all year round? Relating to the writings of Herodotus, the author presents a sophisticated construction technique - simple and efficient.

About 2,300,000 blocks came from the immediate vicinity of the pyramid. The transport of the remaining 200,000 blocks presented itself more difficult, because they had to be risen from the level of the Nile to the Plateau of Giza. H.Neubacher assumes that the blocks - including about 100 monoliths - were transported to the top via locks.

On the plateau there was a system of small channels made, in which the local and blocks from outside proceeded to the top.

Via integrated dams and lifting machines they reached the inside of the pyramid where they were piled up by lay machines. The ENERGY for LOCKS, SMALL CHANNEL SYSTEM; LIFTING- and LAY MACHINES was supplied by the about 70,000 water bearers of Cheops.

Were there stone lifting ships long before Cheops? The author affirms this question! As examples he takes pictures of ships that the ancient Egyptians themselves have left. A fictitious disputation with the regrettably late expert author for ancient Egyptian vessels, Björn Landström, leads to new findings. Experience a fascinating journey through the technical world of an ancient high culture.

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New release 2010; 2nd edition April 2012

New findings to the construction of the Pyramid of Cheops

• 100,000 people built the Pyramid of Cheops
• 70,000 of the workers are slaves
• 2,500,000 standard size blocks of stone , 2.5 tons each are piled up with the help of machines
• 6,000,000 tons of stone reach the immediate vicinity of the building site by waterway…

…the Technical Instructor (engineering degree) for Marine Technical Administration Helmar Neubacher expresses this as a hypothesis in his new book.

"And Herodotus was right!" the author is now firmly convinced - because in the core of essential points, the Greek historian can be confirmed.

The author thus checks the above stated hypotheses and in the course of his explanations comes to very astounding and partly unexpected results.

In advance, three following crucial questions had to be answered:

• By means of which method were the ancient Egyptians able to so transport, lift and put into place 6,000,000 tons of stone so that in only 7,300 days the monster building of the Pyramid of Cheops was completed in the on hand highest quality of construction?
• Which ingenious method of construction did the ancient master builders employ, so that 100,000 workers on the Plateau of Giza, with its merely 2.5 square kilometres of building area, would not get in each other's way?
• Did Pharaoh Cheops' army of workers consist of slaves or were they "freelance collaborators" of ancient Egypt?

The answer is given by the author in his third book with the presentation of an actually simple but still sophisticated and in itself coherent construction technology – with the result:

A thousands of years old mystery loses its mysticism!

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