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Decades we've heard about the catastrophic.

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Effects of fossil fuel pollution. Of.

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Are just as long. I've been hearing that global warming

0:38

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0:40

constantly. at each other's throats, But.

0:42

It's a fight. It's completely

0:44

unnecessary. the technology to create

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unlimited, clean, free energy. Has

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Dozens perhaps hundreds of inventors have

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created machines that pull energy out

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of thin air machines that could

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defy gravity. Levitate and fly.

1:01

Machines. That ben the fabric

1:03

of space time itself. These

1:05

machines sound. Not just like

1:07

science fiction. They sound like magic. So

1:10

where are these magical devices? Or.

1:12

When the inventors patented and publicized

1:15

your technology, They performed another

1:17

magic trick. They. Disappeared.

1:31

For. Years? Certainly. My whole life we've

1:33

heard how fossil fuel pollution is

1:35

creating a runaway. Greenhouse Effect: At some

1:38

point, the ice caps will melt. The

1:40

oceans will rise in every. Coastline in the

1:42

world will be underwater. What

1:45

now? Playing when you get yet

1:47

thing we do we go at

1:49

all at a well that's hard

1:52

side. Years twenty if he he

1:54

can't really quantify you can't quantify

1:56

that. Look at what is clarity,

1:59

Study what. Let me

2:01

talk slowly so you can understand. Is

2:04

Florida still there? Last

2:06

I checked, Florida is still there. Thank

2:08

you. I rest my case. Global

2:10

warming is a myth. It's not a myth that...

2:13

Yeah, yeah. Look,

2:15

this isn't a video about climate change. Oh,

2:18

but global warming is not climate

2:20

change. My point is... How dare

2:22

you? Look, do you want

2:24

clean air? Clean air? No, who cares? Fine,

2:27

but do you want clean water? Well, yeah. Right.

2:31

The point of this episode isn't to argue one side

2:33

of the climate debate or the other. The

2:35

point of this episode is that debating,

2:37

arguing, and fighting about it isn't necessary

2:40

and hasn't been for over a hundred years. Since

2:45

the 1920s and perhaps even earlier, scientists

2:48

have discovered many different ways of

2:50

making energy less expensive and more

2:52

efficient. However, in every

2:54

single case, their technology was

2:57

suppressed. And

2:59

in many cases, the inventors died

3:01

under strange circumstances. Okay,

3:04

you've got my attention now. Charles

3:09

Pogue was a Canadian mechanic and car

3:11

tinkerer. In the early 1930s,

3:14

he started experimenting with carburetors, trying

3:16

to improve fuel efficiency. Now,

3:18

if you're not a gearhead, a carburetor is

3:21

a part of a gas-powered engine that mixes

3:23

air and fuel for combustion. The mixture is

3:25

then sent to the engine cylinders, where it's

3:27

ignited to power the engine. Now,

3:29

unlike traditional carburetors, which mix air

3:32

with liquid gasoline, the

3:34

Pogue carburetor fully vaporized gas before

3:36

it entered the combustion chamber. This

3:39

made the engine more efficient, much

3:41

more efficient. In

3:44

1936, Pogue was issued a

3:46

patent for a high-mileage carburetor. This was

3:48

his third iteration of the invention and

3:51

his third patent. In

3:55

Early 1936, the Breen Motor Company tested

3:57

the Pogue carburetor on a Ford J.C.

4:00

The A Coop. He got twenty

4:02

six point two miles on one pint

4:04

of gasoline. That's. Almost two hundred

4:06

and twenty mpg. For.

4:08

Tested it, they got two

4:10

hundred mpg. The Poll carburetor

4:12

was tested for Canadian automotive

4:14

magazines. They reported two hundred

4:16

eighty miles per gallon. Said

4:20

that article created a lot of excitement,

4:22

but it wasn't good news for Charles

4:24

poke. Toronto

4:29

Stock Exchange Oil Company stock

4:31

prices crashed. brokers were swamped

4:33

with orders to dump. All

4:35

will start immediately. Soon after

4:37

that pose shop was broken

4:39

into. all carburetors, equipment, notes

4:41

and documents were stolen. He

4:43

never built another one. He

4:45

never spoke of the imagine

4:48

ever again semi Dylan. That's

4:50

the rumor. The carburetors are

4:52

complicated. If one man figures out how

4:54

to make an engine more efficient, others

4:56

could do this to. And. They

4:58

did. But. The oil companies did

5:01

not forget about pogue and advantage he

5:03

almost caused. Juices Engineers.

5:05

Were not good for business. For

5:07

the oil companies, lobby the Us government for

5:09

help. And. A few years later, and

5:11

Nineteen Fifty One. A

5:22

concept of patents can be traced back. To

5:24

ancient times. but the formal patent

5:26

system that we know today came

5:28

from Renaissance Europe. The

5:31

first know pat law was enacted

5:33

in Venice and Fourteen Seventy Four.

5:35

It was a revolutionary idea designed

5:38

to encourage innovation. It offers inventors

5:40

a temporary monopoly in exchange for

5:43

sharing their inventions with society, but

5:45

some intentions are legally patent is

5:47

and hidden from society. And

5:52

Nineteen Sixty One United States Past

5:54

the Invention of Secrecy Act. This

5:56

allows Us government to keep certain

5:58

technologies and invention. The secret legally

6:01

if they decide something threatens the

6:03

country's economy or security it stands

6:05

was a secrecy order and classified.

6:08

The inventor can't speak about it,

6:10

export it, or sell it. Unless

6:13

it's to the Us. military. As cool

6:15

as. Is the inventor violates

6:17

these orders they face imprisonment for. As

6:19

we're about to see. Consequences

6:21

that are even worse. In

6:26

the nineteen seventies Tom ogle us that

6:28

we discovered a way to make an

6:30

engine run on it's own fields. I.

6:34

Was messing around with a lawnmower when

6:36

I accidentally knocked the whole winter fuel

6:39

tank. I put a vacuum

6:41

line running from a tank straight

6:43

into the carburetor. Endless. I just

6:45

let it run and it kept

6:47

running and running, but the fuel

6:49

level stays the same. I got

6:51

excited. The lawnmower was running without

6:53

a carburetor and was getting tremendous

6:55

efficiency. That. Molar

6:57

ran for ninety six straight

6:59

hours. That's.

7:03

Are few months trial and error,

7:06

Oval replicated his invention with his

7:08

own car is Molson. Seventy Four

7:10

Galaxy got a letter Mpg but

7:12

after a few modifications it got

7:14

a hundred miles per gallon. In

7:16

April nineteen, Seventy Seven ogle Joe

7:19

of the four thousand pound car

7:21

to one hundred and five miles

7:23

on just two gallons of gas.

7:25

Engineers inspected the car for hidden

7:27

gas tanks another gimmicks but nothing

7:30

was found. His technology works. Over

7:33

made the internal combustion engine do

7:36

what it was designed to do.

7:38

athlete on fumes. He accidentally invented

7:40

a version of posts carburetor. Almost

7:44

overnight, twenty four year old Tom

7:46

Ogle became an engineering sensation. Oil

7:48

companies, investors and business man approached

7:51

him with offers. people expected him

7:53

to become a billionaire. Shell Oil

7:55

offered him twenty five million dollars

7:57

cash for the design. Although

8:00

pass when he found out they intended to

8:02

hide the invention wherever. I've

8:05

always wanted to be rich, and I suspect I

8:07

will be when the system gets into distributions, but

8:09

I'm not going to have my system bought up

8:11

and put on the shelf. Sir

8:15

Tom Stuart deals with investors who

8:17

would let him control the invention

8:19

and keep working. He filed for

8:21

and received hands. He had attorneys

8:24

money, all kinds of resources. Then

8:26

the United States Air Force showed

8:28

interest and that's when things went

8:30

downhill. Suddenly.

8:37

The Se Si was after him for

8:39

violating securities laws. The Iris is after

8:41

him for sailing to pay back taxes.

8:44

The. Next few months where unless all

8:46

those wife left him and took

8:48

their daughter, legal battles were everywhere.

8:50

Investors are fighting for control of

8:52

the patent. Then on April fourteenth,

8:54

Ninety Seventy eight. Ogle. Was

8:56

shot by a stranger outside a bar.

8:59

Know. Suspect. But.

9:01

He survived along know

9:03

that for law. On.

9:08

August eighteenth he went to a friend's

9:10

apartment where he collapsed and died. His

9:12

desk which involves painkillers and alcohol was

9:15

rules and accidental overdose. The time Ogle

9:17

had no history of drug use. Oldest.

9:20

Friends family and attorney claimed that this

9:22

was a cover up for murder. But.

9:26

The damage was done tunnel

9:28

the was gone and his

9:30

invention, despite the overwhelming evidence

9:32

that it worth is conveniently

9:34

forgotten. Later that year, the

9:36

Us and Saudi Arabia negotiated

9:38

be United States Saudi Arabian

9:40

Joint Commission on Economic Cooperation.

9:43

They. Agreed to use U S dollars

9:45

for oil contracts. The Petrodollar became

9:47

the Defacto currency of the world

9:49

that day. This. Made Us

9:51

government much more powerful and made

9:53

oil companies richer than ever. a

9:56

few years later lieutenant colonel charles brown

9:58

a full remember thought it Blue Book

10:00

made a similar invention. He

10:03

created a device that attached to the

10:05

air intake of a vehicle, reducing emissions

10:07

by 50 to 70 percent and

10:09

increasing miles per gallon. I

10:12

treat air and out of air. I

10:15

make it more than just

10:18

providing oxygen for the combustion process.

10:21

There are combustion stimulating molecules

10:23

and radicals generated in

10:26

this process. Even

10:30

though the colonel's invention reduced emissions and

10:33

cleaned the air, the EPA shut him

10:35

down. Environmental

10:38

Protection Agency is a bit of a

10:40

dictatorial police agency. They

10:43

call themselves a protective agency, but they are

10:45

a police agency. EPA cannot

10:48

approve a fuel

10:50

saving device. They put out

10:53

reams of documentation

10:56

stating that something will not work. Soon

11:00

after he received bomb threats. His

11:02

lab was vandalized and everything was

11:04

stolen. He lost his life savings

11:07

and his work was stopped. Like

11:09

Charles Pogue and Tom Ogle, Colonel Brown

11:11

took his technology to his grave. These

11:15

inventions still used gasoline and oil.

11:17

They didn't necessarily threaten the fossil

11:19

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11:22

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11:24

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an age-old dream becoming a reality. A

14:37

local inventor has discovered a way, hear

14:39

this, to use water to run your car.

14:42

The answer to dependence on foreign oil lies

14:45

all around us. A car

14:47

that runs on water instead of gasoline. And

14:50

you invented an engine that can run on

14:52

water. Any kind of H2O, he says, can

14:54

power just about every type of engine. You

14:56

come up with a device that will hook

14:59

up to any engine and allow it to

15:01

run on good old H2O. Stanley Meyer. He's

15:04

been offered a billion dollars in cash by

15:07

oil-producing countries to sell his patents. But

15:10

the car, he has his own. Stanley

15:14

Meyer did not keep his invention secret.

15:16

He went straight to the news. His

15:19

announcement made headlines across the country and

15:21

around the world. He

15:23

had invented a car that could run on nothing

15:25

but water. The

15:27

technology is called electrolysis. This is using

15:30

electricity to split water into oxygen and

15:32

hydrogen gas. Now, this

15:34

isn't a new invention. In 1789,

15:36

Jan Rudolf Diamond used an electrostatic

15:39

machine to generate electricity from water

15:41

that was then discharged to gold

15:43

electrodes. And throughout the

15:46

19th century, various inventors and scientists

15:48

created machines that could split water

15:50

into oxygen and hydrogen. But

15:53

there are a few problems. The

15:56

process requires a lot of energy, and

15:58

it requires perfectly pure energy. pure water. No

16:00

minerals, no chemicals, nothing. Best be nothing

16:03

but H2O. It's very hard to produce

16:05

pure water. Not only do you need

16:07

pure water for electrolysis, you need lots

16:10

of it. Stanley Meyer's

16:12

engine didn't require much water at all.

16:15

Stan estimated that if he took his water powered

16:17

car from coast to coast in the US, it

16:19

would use only 22 gallons of water.

16:22

And the biggest breakthrough, it didn't need

16:24

pure water. It could run on ordinary

16:26

tap water. He called

16:28

his invention a water fuel cell

16:31

injector. The injector breaks water molecules

16:33

into oxygen and hydrogen. The engine

16:35

runs into hydrogen gas. He took

16:37

his car on tour around the

16:39

country. Engineers inspected it and they

16:41

said it worked. We

16:44

recently took a scientific delegation to

16:47

witness Stan's work to really

16:49

evaluate it and came back saying this

16:51

is one of the most important inventions

16:53

of the century. Stan's

16:55

tour got a lot of media

16:58

coverage. This led to offers from

17:00

investors and oil companies and even

17:02

the Pentagon. Pentagon? Let

17:04

me guess, that's when things

17:06

went downhill. Yup. Oh

17:08

no. In

17:11

1998, Stan was at a

17:13

restaurant with his brother and a few Belgian investors.

17:16

They were about to sign a multi-million dollar

17:18

deal so they raised their glasses and made

17:20

a toast to celebrate. Then

17:22

Stan suddenly became violently ill. He ran

17:24

out of the restaurant, fell down in

17:26

the street and started vomiting. His

17:29

brother ran after him. Stan's final

17:31

words were, they poisoned me. But

17:34

his death certificate doesn't reflect that at

17:36

all. It says he was at

17:38

lunch with officials from NATO and that he

17:40

died of a brain aneurysm. But

17:44

if you read this statement, you can kind of tell

17:46

that the coroner was already

17:50

questioning whether he was actually poisoned or

17:52

not and just dismissed being

17:55

poisoned as such a blatant lie

17:57

and not true. I

18:00

think a brain aneurysm is a very convenient

18:02

way for somebody to die and if they

18:04

were poisoned that can cause that. Now

18:07

lots of people have heard of Stanley

18:09

Meyers water car but what most people

18:11

don't know is that the water powered

18:13

engine wasn't the only disruptive invention in

18:15

Stan's garage. He also had

18:17

a toroid shaped... Donut shaped. He had

18:19

a donut shaped electromagnetic device slapped

18:22

with a national security order.

18:26

Even in my prior development of high

18:28

technology I've had patents taken from me.

18:30

I learned from the school of hot

18:32

knocks to be very cautious. He

18:37

was paranoid and rightfully so and

18:40

that's why if you try to replicate the technology

18:42

in Stan Meyers patent it won't work. He

18:44

faked the voltage and frequency numbers

18:47

to prevent another invention from being

18:49

stolen or classified. But

18:51

skeptics say it doesn't matter what numbers you

18:53

use the engine won't work. They

18:55

say Stan's technology broke the

18:57

second law of thermodynamics that states

18:59

that every time you transfer energy

19:01

energy is wasted. Stan's

19:04

engine didn't waste energy at all it created

19:06

it but that also violates

19:08

the first law of thermodynamics the

19:10

conservation of energy that states that energy

19:12

cannot be created or destroyed. But

19:16

what if those laws are completely

19:18

misunderstood that with the right

19:20

technology the laws of thermodynamics don't have

19:23

to apply at all. Mainstream

19:25

science doesn't like that idea. Mainstream

19:28

science can go pound. Well

19:30

turns out that Stan's water car was his

19:32

least important invention. That

19:34

donut shaped device was another invention

19:37

that created energy and the

19:39

reason it was classified well it didn't run on

19:41

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19:44

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22:14

instead of being like kind of a quiet empty lake,

22:16

it's more like the froth at the base of a

22:19

waterfall or something. Now

22:21

we've all been taught that in an atom,

22:23

electrons orbit the nucleus like planets orbit the

22:25

sun. And

22:27

in a vacuum with no resistance, the

22:30

orbits of electrons should be predictable, but

22:32

they're not. In 1955,

22:34

Willis Lamb won the Nobel Prize

22:36

for discovering what's become known as

22:38

the land shift. Now in

22:41

simple terms, Lamb discovered that electrons

22:43

and hydrogen atoms were being disturbed

22:45

by something. He discovered

22:47

complex interactions between the electron

22:49

and the vacuum of space

22:51

itself. Space is

22:54

teeming with quantum particles that blink in

22:56

and out of existence. And

22:58

when they do that, they use and create

23:00

energy. A lot of it. Well,

23:04

when you go to look at the numbers, you

23:06

find out that there's enough energy in the

23:08

volume of a coffee cup to evaporate

23:11

all the world oceans that you could get

23:13

it all over. Enough energy

23:15

to boil and evaporate all the oceans on

23:17

Earth from a coffee cup of empty space.

23:20

This energy is called zero point energy.

23:25

And it's generated from the zero point field. Nikola

23:28

Tesla, Nikolai Kazurev and other scientists

23:31

call this field the ether. The

23:34

ether is a field in which everything exists.

23:37

But it exists in a dimension that our

23:39

brains can't perceive. Particles blinking

23:41

in and out of existence have to

23:44

be coming from and going somewhere. That

23:46

place is the ether, the base layer

23:48

of reality. But even though

23:51

we can't see it, this layer can

23:53

be disrupted with electromagnetism. Tesla

23:57

famously said, if you want to find the secrets

23:59

of the universe, universe, think in terms

24:01

of energy, frequency and vibration.

24:05

He tried to harness energy from the zero

24:07

point field using the tower he built on

24:09

Long Island. The

24:14

Tesla's Wardenclyffe tower tapped into this endless

24:16

supply of energy. The tower

24:19

was considered an over unity device. Over

24:22

unity is when something gives out more energy than

24:24

is put in. Now mainstream

24:26

science claims this is impossible, again

24:28

because it breaks the second law

24:30

of thermodynamics. But

24:33

for over a hundred years, scientists

24:35

and inventors have proved that claim

24:37

wrong. The zero point energy

24:39

devices also violate the conservation of energy,

24:41

that energy can't be created or

24:43

destroyed. But those

24:45

inventors don't claim to be creating energy

24:48

from nothing, they are tapping into the

24:50

energy that already exists everywhere all around

24:52

us. In

24:55

the 1970s, Howard Johnson created the

24:57

magnetron motor. It used hydrogen, magnets,

25:00

light rays and fusion to create

25:02

electricity. Now according to

25:04

Prostical Physics, his invention was impossible.

25:06

And here's the thing, his

25:08

motor worked and he proved it

25:11

over and over again. Still

25:13

he was denied a patent. The

25:16

dilemma facing Johnson is not really his

25:18

dilemma, but rather that of other

25:21

scientists who have observed his prototypes. The

25:24

devices obviously do work, but

25:26

the textbooks say they shouldn't. Johnson

25:29

is saying to the scientific community

25:31

that this is a phenomenon that

25:33

seems to contradict some of our

25:35

traditional beliefs. For

25:37

all our sakes, let's not dismiss it

25:40

outright, but take the time to

25:42

understand the complex forces at work here.

25:45

Johnson didn't get his patent and was shunned

25:47

by the scientific community. Howard

25:50

Johnson Wasn't a weekend garage tinkerer, he

25:53

was a government contractor. he worked on

25:55

atomic energy projects, he made equipment for

25:57

the military, he already had over thirty.

26:00

Patents for chemistry and physics devices.

26:03

Science. And physicists or

26:05

especially determined to protect the

26:07

Law of Conservation of Energy.

26:11

Those the physicists become game wardens who

26:13

tell us what laws we can't violate.

26:16

In this case, they don't even know what the

26:18

game is. But. They are

26:20

so scared. Chances.

26:24

Motor would lose less than two percent

26:27

efficiency in almost twenty years of continuous

26:29

operation, But he stopped working when someone

26:31

broke into a shop and stole his

26:34

equipment. He got the message. Thomas

26:37

where also that advice that is

26:39

hop into the zero point field

26:41

is the sofa generate fifty thousand

26:43

watts of power with no energy

26:46

input. Another invention that broke the

26:48

laws of physics Very tried to

26:50

pat in his imagine. he was

26:52

denied. They told him there's no

26:54

such thing as free energy but

26:56

still use. Gov Rick was interested

26:58

which. Yup,

27:05

Law was vandalized and robbed.

27:07

His family survived multiple assassination

27:09

attempts at Got so bad

27:11

he bullet proved his own

27:13

car that despite the ongoing

27:15

threats, Murray publicly demonstrated the

27:17

success of his machine and

27:19

Molson forty. He continuously produced

27:21

and output of two hundred

27:23

and sixty thousand volts with

27:25

no input. Well

27:27

that was the last straw. The next day

27:29

someone broke into his lab and attacked him.

27:32

Really survive because at this point he was

27:34

carrying a pistol. Everywhere. But it

27:36

didn't matter. Moraes

27:38

assistant turned on and and destroyed

27:41

everything have witnessed that would be

27:43

worth millions today. Officially Mores Assisted

27:45

went crazy but it sounds like

27:47

somebody's got to him more. He

27:49

died broke a took his technology

27:51

to the Grace. and

27:55

wouldn't gray had a similar story

27:57

great created an electromagnetic motor that

27:59

rank and continuously on its own

28:01

power and like all zero point devices

28:03

it didn't generate heat. The

28:05

input was 26.8 watts

28:07

the output over 7,000

28:09

watts. Gray's machine was tested

28:12

and verified by multiple scientists. Gray

28:15

started developing this idea eight years ago. For the past

28:18

year and a half he's been trying

28:20

to get someone in the US government interested. So

28:22

far he's had a little luck. After

28:24

he contacted the government, let me see. Things

28:27

went downhill, right? Yep. Within

28:33

a week local authorities performed an

28:35

illegal raid on Gray's lab. They

28:38

confiscated everything. Not

28:40

long after that Gray was found dead

28:42

in his home. All his records, inventions

28:44

and materials vanished without a trace. Now

28:49

most of these inventions were from the turn of the

28:51

20th century over a hundred years ago. Imagine

28:54

the progress we could have made if

28:56

this technology survived and the world had

28:58

free energy this whole time. But

29:01

that's the thing. These stories happened so long

29:03

ago that it's difficult to picture them as

29:05

anything more than stories. I

29:07

know you want to see video of one of

29:09

these things operating. You want to see light bulbs

29:11

and motors turning without wires or without plugs. You

29:14

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30:54

was nicknamed Sparky because he was

30:57

fascinated with electricity. He dreamed of a device that could

30:59

take energy from the vacuum of space. So

31:04

after retiring in the 1980s, he

31:07

made one. He called it a

31:09

vacuum triode amplifier or VTA. So

31:14

we have a 120 volt

31:16

fan. As you can see, it's turning

31:18

in good power. It

31:20

is providing quite a breeze and it's real

31:23

usable power. Sparky's machine could do more

31:25

than operate

31:29

a fan. He fed it 0.3 milliwatts and produced almost

31:31

224,000 watts. This was continuous

31:37

on-demand power. If he attached more equipment, it

31:40

would simply harness more power. No limit. Floyd

31:43

Here, just coming into view, you

31:47

see five 100 watt lamps, ordinary garden

31:49

variety household

31:52

lamps, brilliantly lit. So this is

31:54

the first time we've ever seen

31:57

a light Light.

32:00

Five Hundred was a very real

32:02

power here. Again

32:04

coming right out the back in. Two

32:07

hundred and twenty four thousand watts from a box

32:09

about the size of a deck of cards. That's

32:12

enough to power your house, recharge your

32:14

electric car, or light up a baseball

32:16

field. It doesn't matter what you connect,

32:18

the zero point field will give you

32:20

all the power you need. This

32:24

is real usable power.

32:26

It's stable. It

32:29

is not trains. Yes. It

32:32

is not noise. And

32:34

it is not any other kind of

32:36

serious effects. This is

32:38

a real effects. It's

32:40

all coming from that little

32:42

tiny boss. Sitting.

32:45

Behind. The

32:47

five hundred watts of power. Behind

32:50

the let's that little boss. Is

32:54

putting out all of that power? Well.

32:57

Over five hundred watts. And

33:00

yet it is receiving less than one

33:02

third. Of a Milli was a

33:05

really good power. So

33:07

Sparky filed a patent. Ah yes,

33:09

you know how this goes. Flat

33:13

the grocery store. a well dressed man

33:15

approached parties and showed him a photograph.

33:17

It was a teacher, Sparky and his

33:20

wife in their house. Taken from outside,

33:22

someone had been watching that. He

33:25

walked me all the way to my building. Telling

33:28

me what would happen to me if I didn't stop

33:30

my research. How

33:32

they took that picture through my

33:34

window? I'll never know. Sparky reported

33:37

the incident to the last. It

33:42

was things. Got worse. Sparky,

33:45

And his wife started getting harassed. Their

33:48

phone rang hundreds of times a day

33:50

from payphones all over the country. The

33:52

cost asked when someone broke into Spark

33:54

his lab and stole his notes. then

33:57

one night to then sat and is be

33:59

displayed. The and his wife the

34:01

man lost in about an hour

34:04

later. Spartacus. Frantic.

34:06

His wife called an ambulance. When they

34:09

loaded Sparky the refused to the his

34:11

wife in the ambulance. Twenty minutes later

34:13

she got a call. Sparky was dead,

34:15

heart attack. Less

34:18

than twenty four hours later, a few

34:20

black than showed up at the house.

34:22

The F B I thought the skated

34:24

all parties equipment a research and that's

34:26

the last we've heard about it, but

34:29

Sparky Bta did more than create unlimited

34:31

power. It could lead to take.

34:34

A retired army officer and nuclear physicist

34:36

named Com Beard and met with Sparky.

34:38

It was intrigued by the beaches potential

34:40

Beard Now Sparky to do an anti

34:42

gravity experiment with it and it works.

34:44

But each year, what about six pounds

34:47

they reduce the weight? Is it by

34:49

ninety percent? According to Beard and theory,

34:51

gravity can become a push will force

34:53

rather that a police force. And that's

34:55

exactly what the Z T did. Zero.

34:58

Point Energy Anti Gravity. That's the

35:00

sounds like you fo' technology. That's

35:02

because it is Richard Jody Sub

35:05

Zero Point Energy Devices and been

35:07

recovered from Us. Those and they

35:09

operate a lot like Sparky Bta.

35:13

And energy device that says that

35:15

uses zero point energy diseases that

35:17

would be referred to as your

35:20

point energy and that it was

35:22

connected in such a manner that

35:24

this device to power i mean

35:27

from a a very small of

35:29

flat a flashlight or very small

35:31

watch of to a city and

35:34

and the. Power

35:36

was determined by with the demand

35:39

on it was and so each

35:41

craft had one of these. Anti

35:43

gravity technology is another reality that's

35:46

been suppressed for years. And researching

35:48

anti gravity. Even. For the

35:50

Us government is very. Very

35:53

dangerous. According

36:00

to multiple inventors, many of which

36:02

are now dead, alien technology might

36:05

not be so alien after all.

36:07

Vitaly researcher Johnny Dato created a

36:09

large rings doran the human body

36:11

as purpose was to alter dna

36:14

to reverse aging and made of

36:16

heady topper. The.a ring manipulates the

36:18

magnetic field around human body using

36:20

gravity and frequency. It

36:24

was inspired by the Huns Valley in

36:26

Pakistan where people rarely get sick and

36:28

routinely live for over a hundred years

36:31

and most researchers say their longevity is

36:33

because exercise and healthy. To say it.

36:35

But. Had a different theory. He

36:41

said the extreme heat from the

36:43

valley and the cold from the

36:45

nearby glacier created a magnetic anomaly

36:47

in the area. This protect Dna

36:49

and slows the aging process. The.a

36:51

ring was even tested at Sloan

36:53

Kettering Hospital. Is. Successfully Langston.

36:55

The subject telomeres the part of our

36:57

Dna that shortens as we age. The.

37:00

Ring Works. And. Just like

37:02

Sparky Device. Those device could

37:04

lead to take. Then.

37:06

The Sd A became involved and

37:09

everything we can yell Yep, they

37:11

shut down daughters research not long

37:13

after that. Dot. Was hit

37:15

by a car that ran

37:17

over him multiple times, the

37:19

levitating age reversing.a ring. T.

37:26

Towns and Brown use the high voltage

37:28

an electromagnetic field to create a list

37:30

to set. This allowed an object to

37:33

move at high speeds free of the

37:35

force of gravity. Brown made a flying

37:37

saucer. As with many other promising of

37:39

veterans developed during the Cold Warriors. The.

37:42

National Secrecy I prevented scientists

37:44

like the towns of Brown

37:46

from commercializing every publicizing your

37:48

programming technology which could potentially

37:50

be interpreted as having a

37:52

military application. Anti

37:55

Gravity or anti green technology was

37:57

popular in the nineteen fifties United

37:59

States. The dating game Miss were

38:01

both working on anti gravity technology.

38:04

A farm. This worked out to well

38:06

known aerospace companies like Lockheed Martin on

38:08

their Bell and Lear. The. Research

38:11

was actually out in the open and

38:13

created a buzz. People were excited about

38:15

the new G engines and how this

38:18

technology would revolutionize traveling. the talked about

38:20

however when could have a flying car?

38:22

Airplanes would need any fuel to fly.

38:25

This. Is one of the last public

38:27

mentions of anti gravity technology. Lawrence

38:30

D. Bell be famous builder of

38:33

the rocket research plane, says were

38:35

already working with nuclear fuels and

38:37

equipment to cancel out gravity. And

38:40

William Lear the autopilot wizard.

38:43

Is. Already figuring out gravity control

38:45

for the weightless craft to

38:47

com. According to

38:49

the Gravity Research engineers, the

38:51

G engine will replace. All.

38:55

Other motors. After

38:58

that everything went dark. So

39:01

what happened? Was

39:03

the military contractors.anti gravity to

39:05

work and in one of

39:08

the technology author themselves. After

39:12

work at the Center for Space Plasma

39:14

and Aaron on a greasers, doctor, Mulally

39:17

started her own anti gravity research company

39:19

A C Gravity. In the

39:21

early nineteen Nineties, see published research papers

39:23

on anti gravity. This. Drew

39:25

attention from the Us Government has done everything

39:28

went down here. In. Two

39:30

thousand and one. It mainly received

39:32

a grant from the Us Department of

39:34

Defense for over four hundred thousand dollars

39:36

to continue as exotic research. Then

39:38

single he disappeared. Some

39:42

people think she returned to China to work for

39:44

them, but other so, she was caught up with

39:46

a work at the D of this. Some family

39:49

members recall the she seemed extremely stressed during that

39:51

time. She used to love her research, but she

39:53

did not like working to the deal day. But.

39:56

in twenty four it's moon thirteen

39:58

years later muhly reappear out

40:00

of nowhere. I didn't see that coming. And

40:03

then she was hit by a car. Dad, I

40:05

saw it coming. She suffered permanent brain damage. Ningalese

40:08

whereabouts during those missing years is still

40:10

a mystery. But my guess is

40:12

the Department of Defense knows exactly where

40:14

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40:17

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clean, unlimited energy. anti-gravity,

42:00

science fiction technology that some

42:02

people claim is real. But

42:05

is it? Well, search Google and

42:08

Wikipedia and they'll list most of

42:10

these inventors as charlatans, liars and

42:12

frauds. Of course, that's what they say. They're

42:15

in the pocket of the shadow government. I

42:18

can't argue with that. So let's go through

42:20

a few. Stan Meyer,

42:22

the man who invented the water powered

42:24

car, receives a lot of scrutiny, probably

42:26

because his story is so well known.

42:29

Now despite his claim of being poisoned,

42:32

doctor said his cause of death was

42:34

a brain aneurysm. Now some

42:36

poisons can cause an aneurysm, but

42:38

his toxicology report showed no poison.

42:41

It's repotable. His family

42:43

thought so. Moray, Gray,

42:45

Sparky, Ogle and Johnson, they

42:47

all had patented inventions that

42:49

garnered the attention of powerful

42:52

people and they were all

42:54

victims of violence. Some

42:56

of them were no-name backyard inventors who

42:58

happened to be good at electronics, but

43:00

many were engineers or physicists with

43:03

impressive credentials and there's a lot

43:05

of evidence to support their stories.

43:08

Honestly, I cover just the

43:10

most well-known inventors. There are

43:12

many, many more and most

43:14

of them also died under

43:16

mysterious circumstances and in almost

43:18

every case, their technology was

43:20

seized and classified. Now

43:24

despite the evidence of these inventions

43:26

working and the reality of quantum

43:28

physics, there's a tremendous

43:30

amount of pushback about zero point

43:32

or alternate energy. Why?

43:35

Mainstream academia, elected officials and

43:37

even the media say free

43:40

energy is impossible. Any

43:42

scientist who claims otherwise is

43:44

a cunt, sometimes professionally, but

43:46

sometimes they're attacked physically. Why?

43:50

Money and power. I was asking

43:52

rhetorically, but yes, money and power.

43:56

When Dr. Tom Pallone was working at the

43:58

US Patent Office, he came across... across

44:00

inventions that could solve our energy

44:02

and pollution problems. Inventions that could

44:05

literally change the world and accelerate

44:07

the progress of humanity. He

44:10

became frustrated when he saw invention

44:12

after invention slapped with a secrecy

44:14

order. Patent sequestering,

44:16

which is actually called

44:18

secretizing. Public needs to

44:21

know at least that every major

44:23

military agency has a representative at

44:25

the patent office. And

44:27

when Valone blew the whistle, they fired

44:29

him. He's fired? I'm surprised this guy

44:31

didn't get whacked. Oh yeah, he better

44:33

be watching his back. Patent

44:37

office in its current approach is it's

44:39

actually breaking the law. It's trying to

44:41

make happy the physicists who are with

44:43

American Physical Society to keep

44:45

them in power with their ideas, you

44:47

might say, and withhold from

44:50

public use good inventions that could solve

44:52

our problems like the energy crisis. For

44:56

over 100 years, these technologies

44:58

have been suppressed, keeping society

45:00

in a state of complacency,

45:03

poverty and pollution. The

45:05

Federation of American Scientists spoke

45:07

about suppression in 2010, calculating

45:10

that in that year alone, 5135

45:12

inventions were given a secrecy order.

45:17

Most of these patents had

45:19

to do with clean energy, anti

45:22

gravity and alternative methods of

45:24

propulsion over 5000 in one

45:26

year. So how many in 10

45:28

years? How many in 100? What

45:30

technology is being hidden from us? The

45:33

latest buzz phrase is green energy

45:36

or the green movement. That sounds

45:38

nice. We all want a clean

45:40

environment, but green energy

45:42

as currently defined is a

45:44

fad. No, that's not

45:46

the right word. Green energy is a

45:48

scam. Why

45:58

spruce thousands? tens

46:00

of thousands of inventions that could

46:02

clean our planet and provide free

46:05

energy for everyone on Earth. For

46:07

money and power. Yep. There

46:11

are literally hundreds of trillions of

46:13

dollars at stake. So next

46:16

time you're arguing with a friend or

46:18

family member about climate change, remember the

46:20

energy industry and the United States government

46:23

want you to hate each other. Don't

46:25

play into their hands. A

46:29

declassified document made in the 1970s

46:31

lists categories of

46:33

inventions that are considered secret.

46:36

One of those categories is for energy

46:38

systems that are more than 70 to

46:40

80 percent efficient and solar panels that

46:43

are more than 20 percent efficient. If

46:45

you patent an efficient energy or

46:47

propulsion device, it gets slapped with

46:49

a secrecy order. Do you want proof? In

46:53

1971, over 50 years ago,

46:55

someone patented a solar panel

46:57

that was 20 percent efficient.

47:00

It was made secret. You could

47:02

have had solar panels on your house for

47:04

years, but you never knew they existed. Today,

47:07

solar panels are only slightly better

47:09

than 20 percent efficient. Imagine

47:12

how much they could have improved if the technology

47:14

had not been hidden for 40 years. So

47:18

what about green energy? It's

47:20

a scam. Green

47:22

energy is not designed to do

47:24

anything but line the pockets of

47:26

politicians and the CEOs of the

47:28

green energy companies that get billions of

47:31

dollars of your money in the

47:33

form of subsidies to research things like

47:35

solar panels and wind farms. And

47:38

by the way, solar panels only last about 15 to

47:40

20 years. Then they

47:42

go into a landfill to decay and

47:44

that material is toxic. Solar

47:47

panels also produce tons of

47:49

toxic waste. But even if

47:51

we reduce this waste during manufacturing, solar

47:54

panels eventually stop working,

47:56

especially If they're poorly made in China. Their

48:00

lifespan is over. They leave me,

48:02

I talked trash. Vivid seats

48:04

into our water supply. Scam.

48:07

Wind. Farms barely produce any power,

48:09

would be destroyed, the landscape

48:12

to wildlife and again require

48:14

an enormous amount of fossil

48:16

fuels to build. Nuclear

48:19

energy sounds great. No collusion

48:21

between the nuclear material is

48:23

the he stays radioactive in

48:25

Deadly for thousands of years.

48:30

Do you think your electric car

48:32

is protecting the environment? Is actually

48:34

making it worse? Over eighty percent

48:36

of electricity comes from coal, oil,

48:39

and natural gas. So yeah, your

48:41

test runs on coal. The

48:44

amount of fossil fuels used to

48:46

extract the raw materials to build

48:48

electric cars causes a lot of

48:50

solution and the Lithium batteries the

48:52

power then. Lithium. minds are

48:54

awful for the environment. Not to

48:56

mention most of the extraction of

48:58

these materials is done with slave

49:01

labor in terrible working conditions. Scam.

49:04

Not get the senses, this isn't your

49:07

fault. The technology to fix this is

49:09

there and has been for one hundred

49:11

years. So. Do all these

49:13

patterns just sit on the shelf gathering dust never

49:15

to see the light of day. Oh

49:18

to. a

49:26

scientist named south Toward

49:28

Place as multiple pardons

49:30

strikingly similar to allegedly

49:32

impossible inventions. He's probably

49:34

devices that use electromagnetic

49:36

fields, vibrations, and quantum

49:38

field fluctuations to manipulate

49:41

gravity, mass, and energy,

49:43

His. Partners that allows for faster

49:45

than light speed travel. He has

49:47

a pot as I can change

49:49

the course of asteroids, door, magnetic

49:51

fields and my favorite Salvador pious

49:53

invention the as a patent for

49:55

a tiny solid state device about

49:57

the. Size. Of a deck of cards. Generate

50:00

unlimited cool energy from

50:02

the vacuum. So. How

50:05

come his inventions aren't suppressed well

50:07

because the patents are owned by

50:09

or has been assigned to the

50:11

United States Navy? I'm

50:14

sure that most be energy anti

50:16

gravity investors are frauds, but not.

50:19

Oh. So I believe the technology

50:21

does exist and I believe it's

50:23

been used right now by government

50:26

contractors. However, these contractors don't work

50:28

for the Us government, they work

50:31

for the shadow government. Shot a

50:33

Doberman with his own Air Force.

50:37

Is all maybe? His

50:39

own fund raising mechanism. The

50:43

ability to pursue his own ideas of

50:45

the national interest. Free

50:47

from all sorts of follows us. Are

50:50

free from the law itself. We

50:53

have the technology to eliminate

50:55

tannins and seal the ecosystem. But

50:58

that would derail the shallow government's

51:00

agenda. Here is: he doesn't a

51:02

constitutional government of the United States.

51:05

and other says other secret

51:07

government operation which has more

51:09

money, more power, new technology,

51:12

It is a criminal enterprise. It is

51:14

not sanctioned by the president's in is

51:16

not sanctioned by Congress and yet they're

51:19

using our tax dollars and are reaping

51:21

the planet and destroying the earth and

51:23

impoverishing. Have to plan. We

51:34

could live in a world of abundance.

51:36

No more wars for energy. At

51:39

The Saddle government becomes powerless

51:41

in a world of abundance. They

51:43

derive their power from scarcities because

51:45

they control the resources resources

51:47

that could be made completely

51:49

free as we only had access

51:52

to suppress the technology. So

51:54

what's the solution? Elect new

51:56

leaders Know our leaders are controlled

51:58

by more in. fear of the

52:00

shadow government. They only care about

52:03

being reelected and getting rich. All

52:05

of them. And don't go to

52:07

the media. They're in the pocket of

52:09

the shadow government, whether they know it or not.

52:12

So do we repeal the Invention

52:14

Secrecy Act? Well, that will never

52:16

happen. Nobody will risk

52:18

their career voting for it. They'll

52:20

say some inventions need to be

52:23

hidden for national security. And

52:26

whenever you hear that phrase, national

52:28

security, remember it's not your security

52:30

they're protecting. It's theirs. The

52:34

solution is simple, but it's

52:36

not one inventors want to hear. If

52:39

you create a free energy device that

52:41

you can prove works, do not patent

52:43

it. Publish your invention

52:46

anonymously on the internet and make

52:48

it freely available to everyone. Don't

52:50

be foolish and think you can use the patent system

52:53

to become rich. They will not

52:55

allow it. And most likely they'll kill

52:57

you. Instead, share

52:59

your technology first. You

53:01

can change the world. I promise the money

53:03

will be there. So to

53:06

all you weekend tinkerers and free

53:08

energy hobbyists, keep tinkering and keep

53:10

inventing. But most of all, keep

53:13

quiet. Thank

53:20

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53:23

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56:00

suppose we'd pair enough up on the

56:02

well of music Don't think of

56:04

it like I just But

56:07

then another mysterious thing

56:09

Really comes to true

56:11

with my friends And

56:13

it never ends I

56:16

know it never ends I

56:30

told him without a chance to drop I'd

56:32

be an only two hour wear I

56:36

saw the camera through the moon

56:38

And I looked on a mirror

56:41

Just a little shadow peephole I

56:46

saw a man just a falling and smiling

56:48

man I

56:51

saw his name was called I

56:54

got a name And

56:56

I was a girl And

56:58

I was just a little girl And I

57:00

was just a little girl And

57:04

I I'm

57:08

a woman I'm

57:13

a woman I'm

57:27

a woman I

57:33

think that is that My soul looks so still

57:35

gone You've got the The

57:38

same thing that you do See

57:42

we start to think something That

57:45

is supposed to Start to start

57:47

dating when the God was just

57:49

found And

57:52

if you You are

57:54

as well The redness

57:56

that I've found is just The redness that

57:58

I've found is just Tell me,

58:01

I can't forget the fear

58:04

I don't care if you're not with me I'm

58:07

afraid to be the peace

58:09

of hell I

58:13

am a wine and wine, so just

58:15

be the peace of will I'm

58:18

so alone I

58:23

can't forget the fear that I'm with

58:25

you I'm a wine and wine, so

58:27

just be the peace of will I

58:56

am a wine and wine, so just

58:59

be the peace of will I'm a wine

59:01

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