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Nicolai Levashov. Russian History Viewed through Distorted Mirrors. Vol. 1

way”. As a result, the density of the rabbit’s population in Australia became so enor-
mous that it almost led to ecological catastrophe on this continent. And this continued
until the mechanism of self-regulation of this species snapped into action. 126 All this
happened because for the Australian ecological system rabbits were aliens from an-
other world — the world of the future in which the ecological system of this conti-
nent would have been if it were not isolated from the rest of the planet for several
million years. It so happened that the ecological system of the present was partly su-
perimposed on the ecological system of the far away past.

Almost the same happened with the tribes of the black race which developed
Midgard-earth’s Subequatorial Zone. Being, mainly, users of the ecological system of
the Subequatorial Zone, these tribes very quickly began to destroy herbivorous ani-
mals, especially when using firearms which the Europeans supplied them. All this has
catastrophically affected the ecological system of this continent, just as this has
brought the tribes of the black race to the verge of extinction from hunger. The force
of habit is so strong that even hunger cannot force these tribes to begin to breed home
animals and to cultivate the land. What does this show us?! At least, two phenomena:

First, man’s passive adaptation to the ecological system when he uses only that
which nature gives, is a dead-end not only for man’s evolutional development, but, in
the end, for the ecological system.

Second, how the ecological system reacted to the natural adaptation of the tribes
of the black race on Midgard-earth confirms the fact that modern man came from
other Earth-planets.
The fact that modern man with his passive adaptation is unable to fit into the

ecological system indicates that Homo sapiens is not a product of the development of
life on Midgard-earth. The analysis of the interaction between modern, passively
adapted, man and Midgard-earth’s ecological system is another proof of man’s ex-
traterrestrial origin. Our predecessors, Neanderthals, who occupied the same eco-
logical niche for six hundred thousand years lived in the same “compartment”, were
engaged in hunting and gathering, but they did not “succeed” in bringing about an
ecological catastrophe. They lived “happily ever after” until about forty thousand
years ago when modern man actively began to “evict” them from their “compart-
ment”-niche.
Thus, when man is passively adapted to the living conditions of the ecological

niche, the equilibrium of the ecological system must not be violated. The excessive
density of population of any species of living organisms, including modern man,
should trigger the mechanisms of self-regulation by means of the birth-rate decreas-
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ing and life-span reduction. This mechanism is switched on in any living organism
of Midgard-earth, both vegetable and animal, except for one specie — Homo sapiens.
Man as species “falls out” of the ecological system of the planet.

126 See Nicolai Levashov The Final Appeal to Mankind, Chapter 3.
127 Ibid.

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