BOOK 1. UNMASKING THE HIDDEN. N. LEVASHOV'S «SVETL BROOM» IN A. KHATYBOV'S «BATH SCHOOL» AND A LABOUR SPADE.

F. Shkrudnev N. Levashov's «SvetL Broom» in A. Khatybov's «Bath School» and A Labour Spade 7 recognized scientific or popular publication, in the framework of the System, and thus, strictly keeping to its mission to maintain a person's world view within the given framework, developing (or rather changing) in the permitted directions and create the illusion of some scientific progress. Today's abundance of books of the works of different authors with the help of the World Wide Web, and not only, has been turned into the ocean of debris in which to find the needed is extremely difficult. After all, when looking for something everyone is guided by something prepared that will give one everything at once, besides, it should be comfortable and pleasant – in short, that "something" should duplicate that smooth way in a comfortable car, but it might be to the other side and with some other views along the way. For this reason, all the books that really give a MAN an opportunity to develop oneself, and open the locked door a little bring about some rebuff, rejection, but at the same time attract people, make them criticize, indignant with the content, pull out some facts, that make a riot in the heads or, on the contrary, create euphoria. All this is not very important in general; it is just a quest process, which, especially in the tense moments may cause outrageous emotions of various colors, and a sharp change in one’s general state and twists and turns of fate. It is important that this break-up leads to the perception of the reality, although it affects everyone's imagination –both – in what way and why the Humanity has been formed and what awaits it in the future. Of course, the authors of these books leave the reader with absolutely unbearable interest. It is an exorbitant phenomenon by the standards of any human being, and the more successful the reader is in the area of his application (for example, a successful scientist or a prominent politician), the greater his reaction might be, regardless of its color. This is a natural manifestation of reading books by such authors, who, without proving some higher Truth, just provide Information in the broadest sense of the word, and demonstrate the possibility to come to a reasonable and fair conclusion on the basis of its profound analysis. Such books are never published under the imprint of the Academy of Sciences, they do not get an overnight universal recognition and understanding, and their authors never strive for something of this kind. But their readers get something that every true human being is eager to get – perception of the reality through the comprehension of the information that everyone can learn to obtain in an authentic form, without distortion or imposed false views, convenient to