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Recruited by the Illuminati, Stan Deyo was taken secretly to Australiain 1971 to design "flying saucer" roulsion systems with them! Deyoreeals years later why "they" kee the alien#$%& agenda from theublic! 'any hae inestigated this huge consiracy from the outside

looking in ( )$*, only one has come forward from an insider+sersectie! Stan Deyo+s The Cosmic Conspiracyis his testimony toyou who would know the truth!!!!

Table of Contents

Proclaimer..................................................................................................................................................5Section I - Preface.................................................................................................................................7

Prelude to Action........................................................................................................................................7

Section I - Chapter 1............................................................................................................................11Sightings and Suspicions..........................................................................................................................11

THE AST!A"IA# I#CI$E#T.......................................................................................................11THE TI%E S"IP.................................................................................................................................1&THE I!A#IA# I#CI$E#T...............................................................................................................1'THE E"ECT!I(IE$ CATT"E...........................................................................................................1'AST!)#ATS SEE ()s................................................................................................................1*THE !EC!!E#T C"ES...............................................................................................................1*Section I - Chapter &............................................................................................................................1+

Electro-,raitic Propulsion.....................................................................................................................1+THE TA"E!T SE!IES.....................................................................................................................1+

THE I#TE!A/IA "EA0....................................................................................................................1THE ,!A/ITICS SITATI)#..........................................................................................................&2AE!)#ATICS A#$ E"ECT!),!A/ITICS...............................................................................&1C)%%E#TS 3 0E3H)E..............................................................................................................&&)THE! ,!A/ITIC !ESEA!CH......................................................................................................&'PI#E ,AP4 AST!A"IA...................................................................................................................&'H) AS %E#$E")/6.................................................................................................................&+Section I - Chapter '............................................................................................................................&

Constructs of !ealit................................................................................................................................&THE %E")!#E %EETI#,........................................................................................................&HE E#T 8THATTAA38.................................................................................................................'2

TI%E A#$ SPACE.............................................................................................................................'1THE 8,!A/ITATI)#A"8 E((ECT....................................................................................................'*THE 8%A,#ETIC8 E((ECT..............................................................................................................'+S)%E SEC!ET SCIE#CES..............................................................................................................'7Section I - Chapter *............................................................................................................................*2

!adiant ,enius9 Tesla...............................................................................................................................*2


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TES"A E"ECT!I(IES EA!TH.........................................................................................................*2Section I - Chapter 5............................................................................................................................*5

Effecting eather arefare.....................................................................................................................*5THE P)E! ST!,,"E................................................................................................................*+Section I - Chapter +............................................................................................................................*

The 1:& Alignments...............................................................................................................................*

THE EATHE! ()!ECASTS..........................................................................................................*EA!TH;A0ES HA/E I#C!EASE$.............................................................................................52P"A#ETS A#$ S#SP)TS.............................................................................................................51$ISASTE! I# 1:&6..........................................................................................................................5*P!) 1..........................................................................................................................................57

#e? 3or@ Herald Triune Articles...........................................................................................................57Appendi> &..........................................................................................................................................+

Interaia Electro-,raitics Article...........................................................................................................+To?ards (light ?ithout Stress or Strain... or eight...............................................................................+:

Appendi> 5..........................................................................................................................................7'Einstien8s !elatiit Error........................................................................................................................7'

THE $ISCIP"I#E $ETAI"S.............................................................................................................7'ETHE! EBISTE#CE /E!I(IE$......................................................................................................7:A#A"),3 )( $I"E%%A...............................................................................................................2S)"A! TEA CP...............................................................................................................................2=C= #)T C)#STA#T........................................................................................................................1!E"ATI/ISTS $ISCA!$ E/I$E#CE.............................................................................................1EI#STEI# A$%ITS E!!)!.............................................................................................................1Appendi> +..........................................................................................................................................'

Electro-$namic Propulsion....................................................................................................................'P!ACTICA" I)# C!A(T.................................................................................................................:&


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CompleteD

Table of Contents

SECTION I: %lights of Reasons

CHAPTER 1( Sightings and Susicions

CHAPTER 2( lectro(-raitic .roulsionCHAPTER 3( /onstructs of Reality

CHAPTER 4 ( Radiant -enius0 *eslaCHAPTER 5( ffecting eather arfare

CHAPTER 6( *he 1923 Alignments

SECTION II:'ysticism and 4umerology0 'ystery )abylon

CHAPTER 1( /enturies &f DarknessCHAPTER 2( &rders of Illuminism

CHAPTER 3( Seal of Decetion

CHAPTER 4( 'odel %or +.eace+CHAPTER 5( It+s All 5aening

CHAPTER 6( /ircles of Illuminati

SECTION III:4ot &f arth0 Ichthus

CHAPTER 1( In the )eginningCHAPTER 2( /onflicts )ear itness

CHAPTER 3( 5ow to SurieCHAPTER 4( *aken to Safety

CHAPTER 5( 5orror ith -raceCHAPTER 6( $ntil Sin Dies

CHAPTER 7( Sread the ord

'Su!"!al #"t':Reading 6ist %or Section III

A$$en%"& No 1( 4ew ork 5erald *ribune articlesA$$en%"& No 2( Interaia lectro(-raitics article

A$$en%"& No 3( *he -raitics Situation 8-raity Rand 6td!

A$$en%"& No 4( /oies of the 'a:field(*eller lettersA$$en%"& No 5 ( instein+s Relatiity rror

A$$en%"& No 6( lectrodynamic .roulsionA$$en%"& No 7( Regionali;ed and Adatie 'odel of the -lobal orld System


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Po(la")e

In this edition we hae added a '&S* imortant analysis of the current and

historical $%& scene! e uneil the original 'a


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to a lace where we will all enture some day after we die! It was a real blessingto me in that I shall neer eer hae to wonder if we really lie on after we +die!+ I

hae seen it first hand!!! and it was not

I also discuss why America has become the tool of the modern(day "*ab+lon"which will soon be almost destroyed by "Acts of -od" as well as directed acts of

terrorism! *his discussion includes a historical look at t,e -eat Seal of t,e.n"te% Statesand its mystical meaning!

*his last edition of The Cosmic Conspiracyreeals my discoery of a new method

of aircraft roulsion using ioni;ed lasma gases! It tells about my recruitment bya ery secret, American research and deeloment organi;ation to finish my

research in Australia! The Cosmic Conspiracydiscusses the +consiracy+ behind

the $S -oernment, the $nited 4ations, *he $nited States of uroe, the comingArab /onfederation and the /lub of Rome!

An e:lanation of the error in instein+s relatiistic iew of the /reation with

mathematics, science and other, reutable sources in agreement is gien!.hotostats of key documents which substantiate the assertions are in the

aendices of the book!

)ut most imortantly of all, there is a fresh look at our ancient history! I haebeen able to interret the 5ebrew language of the *orah and the rest of the

*anach to form a much more concise and belieable iew of the 4ew *estament (esecially the rohetic ortions which seem to be haening een now,!!! right

now!

If you are interested in knowing more about the real oerators of our world andhow you can deal with them to your own adantage, then you must read TheCosmic Conspiracy! Although it was initially written as +life insurance+ to kee old

+intelligence friends+ from disosing of me, I also oured my most earnestthoughts and directions into it as I thought I would soon die in site of my best

efforts! It was written for you now ( een though I wasn+t sure when +now+ wouldbe e:actly! I hae lied to see this day come uon our worldB so I am making one

last effort to hel those eole ( esecially those in America ( to deal with theirimmediate and most certainly, disastrous future!
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Section I - Preface

Prelude to ActionThe Sun had ust appeared oer the horiFon4 as I sat do?n to m first cuppa pect on ausiness phoneG and then4 ?ith a little Irish impishness I ans?ered4 "+ood (orning!... t's erth - theother side o) arth!... ase/".

"s a Mr. 0tan Deyo there %ease"came the some?hat amused oice on the other end.

"o gotti(, chie)"4 I replied.

" beg yor ardon"he ueried again.

" said, yo'$e got hi(. t is (e yo wish to sea to..."

"Oh,... sorry, h... My na(e is 4rianI couldn8t hear the last name as the line faded.D

"o don't now (e# bt a (ta% )riend o) ors in Me%borne sggested ring yo o$er this (orning's

56O incident o)) ing s%and near ae Otway..."


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As he continued4 I thought to mself4.. "hy (e '( (issing a er)ect%y good brea)ast o$er aer)ect%y tyica% '-saw-a- co%ored-%ight-in-the-sy' hone ca%%.."

"a$e yo heard the detai%s, yet"he as@ed.

":o... ha$en't read the aer yet#... we were ;st sitting down to brea)ast when yo rang..."

"Oh! 0orry, (ate... )orgot abot the ti(e di))erence!"he apologiFed.

"Don't worry abot it..."4 I said ?hile I thought ho? man times I had een roused from a perfectlgood sleep similar eastern-states calls. "an yo gi$e (e a brie) rndown on it"

"0re. or so, a yong i%ot )ro( Me%borne was grabbed - %ane and a%% - right

otta the air o)) the soth-eastern coast o) ?stra%ia. +rond contro% at ing s%and had radio contact

)or abot si@ (intes whi%e the i%ot described the da(n thing. e reorted )or $ery bright %anding%ights (o$ing at an incredib%e rate o$erhead at abot A,>>> )t. a%titde.."

"ouise came in ?ith a fro?n and a 8?ind-it-up8 gesture. "


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finishing the () stor in the est ?stra%ian4 a paragraph leapt out of the page at me...

"e Ca%entich/ be%ie$es in 56Os and he to%d (e his )ather/ he had seen c%assi)ied (ateria% at the 0a%e

B??6 base which con)ir(ed his be%ie)s..."

"*%! *isten to this!"I shoutedG ut as I read her the paragraph4 I could see that she had not etrememered m o?n earlier discoer of the e>istence of the !AA( film lirar of actual ()sightings and testing oer AustraliaG... so I e>plained it to her efore retiring to the stud to do ust that9stud... Thoughts flashed through m mind ?ith electric speeds9 "?stronats see 56Os#... ranianenconter hshed-#... catt%e i%%ed by e%ectrica% 56O#... ?r(y (an taes )i$e-day tri in 56O in on%y)i)teen (intes..."% mind raced from one possiilit to another. The pieces of an incredileconspirac ?ere rapidl falling into place... (or the first time4 I @ne? ?h I had lied long enough tosee all these eents ta@e place... "oor Ca%entich"4 I thought to mself4 "he disco$ered their %itt%e ga(e,too# and %oo what it cost hi(..."

% thoughts drifted ac@ to m o?n training at the .S. Air (orce Academ si>teen ears efore. Irememered its rigid discipline and the eautiful4 sno?-coered landscapes that surrounded those of us?ho had lied there 74222 feet up the slopes of the !oc@ies oerloo@ing the ?orld elo?. It ?as therethat our fertile4 oung minds had een impregnated ?ith post-hpnotic suggestions and crammed ?ith

suliminal data an@s at speeds of up to &22 pages per second. hen the 1+ of us ?ho had een8programmed8 mind-control e>perts ?ere prematurel released - ostensil for cheating on our finale>ams - eerone had elieed it. In m case4 I had een luc@... ecause4 for some reason4 one of minstructors had 8re-programmed8 m mind ust efore I had left the Academ. I ?as reasonal certainthat he had een a man of good report... a Christian4 no?4 according to 8old friends8. It ?as partiall hisinterference in m conditioning that had allo?ed me to eentuall rememer things that had eenloc@ed-a?a in m su-conscious mind - ?ithout @no?ing the proper @e seuence.

It had een uite spoo@ at first ?hen I started haing those incredile dreams. Three ears had passedsince I left the AcademG and I had not immediatel associated m ne?l-found 8dream lirar8 ofscience ?ith the preious suliminal training. 8/isions8 of ne? tpes of circular-shaped aircraft andspacecraft along ?ith their associated technolog had paraded through man of m earl-morning

8dream times8.

As I sat and pondered the ?eight of the ears of discoer and understanding that had led me to thatmoment there in the stud4 I suddenl felt er tired... er old for m age of thirt-three. A fe?moments of self-pit passed until I rememered some of the others ?ho had carried the urden of thisinformation. "Dr. ess (st ha$e nown"4 I thought4 "bt they i%%ed hi( with that athetic sicidehit... hat abot ro). McDona%d... he (st ha$e nown, too. asn't it strange abot hi(.. a %eading

at(osheric scientist... cha(ion o) the ci$i%ian 56O research e))ort... arch ene(y o) Dr. yne...sdden%y, he disco$ers the ? in$o%$e(ent in the 56O co$er- and,... resto, McDona%d sicides

nder (ost ec%iar circ(stances". % mind felt li@e a suitcase-crammed so full it couldn8t e shut."yne... yes... what abot hi("I mused4 "...wasn't it odd how he o) a%% eo%e re%aced ro).McDona%d in the ci$i%ian 56O research society..."I rememered m encounter ?ith Hne@ oer in%elourne4 "...%et's see, when was it ... '73... , had to be... wonder i) he sti%% )ronts )or the ?boys..."

A ird fle? past the stud ?indo? and4 riefl4 I ?ished I could fl again... "


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those hours in the s@ - soaring and sailing in that tin siler spec@ of a T-'' et... It had seemed li@eeing in another ?orld. p there4 the scene had al?as een crstalline - especiall aoe cloud leel.% gaFe fell upon the telephone scratch padG and m thoughts returned to the conspirac.

I rememered ho? ?ord had passed do?n the (I ran@s to me and m il@ ?ho had acted as patrioticinformers on arious international companies8 unconstitutional actiities in %iddle-East-related affairs."t eighteen months unfold. "et us egin ?ith a 8precisemechanism89

Interested4 I loo@ed upon that sculptured place...Challenged to)ind theone piece (issing9

Hailed the topmost third - that castonegrace.This I @ne?9 it was not %ost.

Har@9 soon returns the ord4...and )rder.ntil that hour4 this is m chair9

Serice to some degreeli@e 9 o((ander :oah.

signed9 Stan $eoon the &th of the 11th4 1:7.


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Section I - Chapter 1

Sightings and SuspicionsIt is no? this author8s intention to ?aste the reader8s time in a deluge of reported () sightings andcontact cases. Although reference ?ill e made to some fie such incidents4 it is felt that the maorit ofthis discussion ?ould est e spent proing the real eidence... in an analtical manner. This author haseen as@ed man times4 "Do yo be%ie$e in )%ying sacers or 56Os"He has al?as ans?ered4 ":o... don't believe inthe(. be%ie$e they e@ist - bt they aren't (y +od..."

3et4 some things are certain9 Electric 8fling saucers8 are a real phenomenon and the are intelligentlcontrolled...G some are man-made...G some are not...G some are modern and some are ancient. %angoernment agencies hae coered-up maor findings concerning the () situation ?hile man allied

agencies hae neer @no?n anthing has actuall happened...G some multinational corporations haeeen participated in arious stages of research and deelopment of the adanced4 technological4processes ?hich hae ultimatel produced electricall-propelled4 circular?inged aircraft4 sumarines4and spacecraft. Contacts ?ith e>tra-terrestrial eings hae een reported some of the most credilesources on the planet... These things are documented in the follo?ing pages.

THE AUSTRAIA! I!CI"E!T

21 October 19784... The incident occurred on a flight et?een %elourne4 Australia and a small islandto the south of %elourne. An e>perienced instructor pilot for the Air Training Corps ?as alone on aroutine4 night flight to 0ing Island. His aircraft4 a Cessna 1&4 ?as fling at an altitude of aout *4222

feet. The pilot4 (rederic@ /alentich4 ?as onl fling to the island to pic@-up a load of losters for someof the officers of the A.T.C. His flight plan gae his estimated arrial time at 0ing Island as 79& pm./alentich had planned to ma@e the round trip that same night and e ac@ in %elourne 12922 pm...He neer made it to 0ing Island or4 much ?orse4 ac@ to %elourne.

The official transcript of the last oice contact held et?een the missing pilot and %elourne8s flightserice unit ?as released t?ent-four hours later the Australian $epartment of Transport. It is self-e>planator9 792+ pm. - The pilot as@s %elourne flight control if there ?as an @no?n traffic in hisarea elo? the 54222 foot altitude...

#el$ourne controlresponds9 ":o nown tra))ic."

%alentich9 "0ee(s to be a %arge aircra)t be%ow A,>>> )eet."

#el$ourne control9 "hat tye o) aircra)t"

%alentich9 " can't con)ir(. t has )or bright %ights. ?ear to be %anding %ights. ?ircra)t has ;stassed o$er (e abot 1,>>> )eet abo$e."

#el$ourne control9 "s %arge aircra)t con)ir(ed"


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%alentich9 "?))ir(ati$e. ?t the seed it's tra$e%%ing, are there any B??6 aircra)t in the $icinity"

#el$ourne control9 ":egati$e."

7.>8 (. %alentich9 "Me%borne, it's aroaching )ro( east towards (e. t see(s to be %aying so(eind o) ga(e. 6%ying at seed cannot esti(ate."

#el$ourne control9 "hat is yor a%titde"

%alentich9 "E,A>> )eet."

#el$ourne control9 "an yo con)ir( yo can't identi)y aircra)t"

%alentich9 "?))ir(ati$e."

7.>9 (. %alentich9 "t's not an aircra)t. t's..."apparentl4 the transmission ?as ro@en here... utonl long enough to miss the magic ?ords...D

#el$ourne control9 "an yo describe aircra)t"

%alentich9 "t is )%ying ast. t is a %ong shae. annot identi)y (ore than that. o(ing )or (e rightnow. t see(s to be stationary. '( orbiting and the thing is orbiting on to o) (e a%so. t has a green%ight and sort o) (eta%%ic %ight on the otside... t ;st $anished."

#el$ourne control9 "on)ir( it has $anished."

%alentich9 "?))ir(ati$e. Do yo now what sort o) aircra)t '$e got s it (i%itary"

#el$ourne control9 ":o. :o (i%itary tra))ic in the area."

7.12 (. %alentich9 "ngine is rogh-id%ing and is coghing."

#el$ourne control9 "hat are yor intentions"

%alentich9 "roceeding to ing s%and. 5nnown aircra)t now ho$ering on to o) (e."

%elourne control ac@no?ledged /alentich8s last message efore the heard a %ong (eta%%ic noise onhis radio )reFency. Then it ?as silent. /alentich nor his aircraft has as et een found. Suseuentinterie?s ?ith the pilot8s father4 ,uido /alentich4 hae reealed that his son had told him4 "...he hadseen c%assi)ied (ateria% at the 0a%e B??6 base which con)ir(ed his be%ie)sin the e>istence of ()sD".The author8s comments on the classified !AA( - () files ?ill e made in the follo?ing chapter.

THE TI#E SIP

1A ?ri%, 1977...4 A Chilean Arm corporal4 Armando /aldes4 ?as leading a routine order patrolnortheast of Santiago on the oliian frontier ?hen he and his men sa? an intensel right light aouta uarter of a mile a?a. It appeared to moe too rapidl for an normal sourceG so Corporal /aldestold his men to ?ait for him ?hile he ?ent to inestigate the fling light.

A fe? minutes passed and his men ecame a it an>ious for his safetG so the searched for him andfound he had apparentl anished from the area. Suddenl4 the right light reappeared near4 and thenit4 too4 anished. (ifteen minutes passed as the soldiers searched for their missing leader. Then4 ust assuddenl as the fling light had anished4 Corporal /aldes re-appeared in the midst of his men. Hishaggard and surprised face had suddenl sprouted seeral das8 gro?th of eard on the chin.


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His ?atch registered the correct time -?hich ?as fifteen minutes after the light had left - ut its date?as ?rongG as it sho?ed fie das had passed He collapsed after recogniFing his men ?ith4"Mchachos!"A fe? minutes later4 he rememered nothing of his ordeal. (urther comments ?ere notoffered the militar authorities at Arica on the Peruian frontier ?here the Corporal ?as latertransferred. Ho? can a man lie fie das in fifteen minutes6.....

THE IRA!IA! I!CI"E!T18 0ete(ber, 197G...4 A () ?as spotted some?here oer Iran. T?o interceptor ets armed ?ithmissiles ?ere scramled to ring it do?n. oth ets found the target and fired. #either direct hit hadan discernale effect upon the (). rief moments later4... an e>plosion ?as heard. The details of itscause and its relationship to the deaths of the t?o pilots and the destruction of their planes are notaailale to the general pulic. The official .S. Air (orce polic on the incident ?as stated Captain0enneth A. %inihan of .S. Air (orce Intelligence on &7 %a4 1:779 "? coy o) an inte%%igence reortconcerning the incident was )ond within this eadFarters# howe$er, the ?ir 6orce does not ha$edisc%osre athority )or this reort."He ?ent on to sa that an further dialogue on the incident ?ouldhae to e held ?ith the "efence Intelligence Agency. The main clue here is that the issue comes

under the "efence "epartment... $efence from ?hat6 It is interesting to note that Col. enedict ".(reund - Commander of the .S. Arm !esearch and $eelopment ,roup in Europe - had preiouslstated on 1 %arch4 1:754 that the .S. Air (orce had een doing an amitious research effort into"anti-gra$ity ro%sion"under the code name Pro&ect 'lue$olt. He added that he thought the Air(orce ?as no longer conducting such research and that the Ad(anced Research Pro&ects Agencymight possil e supporting such research for the U)S) "ept) of "efence. Col. (reund felt it eenmore proale that such research ?as the "resonsibi%ity o) either BD?, :?0?, or :06."

THE EECTRI*IE" CATTE

8 March, 197A...4 this date4 follo?ing a period of onl a fe? months the states of %innesota4 #orth

$a@ota4 South $a@ota4 #eras@a4 0ansas4 )@lahoma and Te>as4 along ?ith arious regions of Canadareported the deaths of oer &22 cattle due to some er iFarre causes.

Some of the cattle had een surgicall mutilated ?ith such precision that no lood had spilled in theprocessG others had een @illed haing all their lood drained out of them... ?ithout a trace of ?hereit ?ent.

The areas around these macare @illings ?ere not4 ho?eer4 ?ithout some other signs of anormalities.Tree ranches ?ere found sheared-off in some spots ?hile other areas had traces of anormal radiation.Still other areas sported strange-loo@ing spots that appeared to hae een caused intense heat ofsome sort. The @e clues in these eents ?ere the loodless corpses and the =strange urn mar@s on theground=.

In 1:254 the famous $r. #i@ola Tesla ?hose ?or@ ?ill e discussed in Chapter *D pulished a paper onthe effects of lo?-freuenc4 high-oltage4 electrical discharges on human eings... The follo?ing is ane>cerpt from his discourse9

"My ar( is now tra$ersed by a ower)% e%ectric crrent, $ibrating at abot the rate o) 1,>>>,>>> ti(esa second... ?%% arond (e the e%ectrostatic )orce (aes itse%) )e%t, and the air (o%ec%es and artic%es o)


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dst )%ying abot are acted on and are ha((ering $io%ent%y against (y body. 0o great is this

agitation o) the artic%es, that when the %ights are trned ot yo (ay see strea(s o) )eeb%e %ight aear

on so(e arts o) (y body. hen sch a strea(er breas ot on any art o) the body, it rodces a

sensation %ie the ricing o) a need%e. ere the otentia%s s))icient%y high and the )reFency o) the$ibration rather %ow, the sin wo%d robab%y be rtred nder the tre(endos strain, and the b%ood

wo%d rsh ot with great )orce in the )or( o) )ine sray or ;et so thin as to be in$isib%e..."

ASTR+!AUTS SEE U*+s

6ebrary, 197G...4 Astronauts ,eneral


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%an close contact reports hae also reported lingering headaches. Some of them reported humming oruFFing sounds. A fe? reported seeing the discs rotate countercloc@?ise in the northern hemisphereGheat-distortion ?aes hae surrounded other ()s ?hile still others hae left scorch mar@s ehindthem. #earl all hae reported e>tremel right lightsG and some of those appeared as =metallic lights=.

(or reasons ?hich ?ill ecome more oious as this discussion progresses4 it is suggested that theeidence gien points to a craft ?ith the follo?ing characteristics9

1. It is po?ered an electric process&. The po?er generation or energ storage process gies-off scorching heat'. The electric process inoles resonating magnetic fields*. The electric process generates a field that spirals around its ertical a>is - giing rotation to the

disc as it interacts ?ith the Earth8s magnetic fields5. The resonating magnetic fields also produce e>ternal inductie heating and current flo?s in

near oects+. The field effect of the electric process does not harm the occupants - ?ho mostl appear

humanoid7. The electric process is of such high oltages that the air is ioniFed around the craft giing a

right metallic lustre to it. The electric process can also e used to inect pain4 suliminal suggestion4 and conscious

communication to liing creatures:. The electric process enales the craft and the cre? to e>ecute high-elocit manoures ?ithout

the normal structural fatigue12.ecause of the strength of the recorded magnetic effects4 the audiilit of the field resonance4

and the ioniFation of the air onl one conclusion can e dra?n9 the electric process is a high-oltage4 high-current4 resonating field of lo? freuenc

A detailed discussion of a deice e>hiiting most of the preceding characteristics forms Appendi>#o.+... ?hich ma e considered too technical some to e incorporated in the main te>tG ho?eer4 itand $r. #i@ola Testa8s ?or@ hold the @e to full understanding the processes ?hich generate the aoe

factors. This ma e the reason that Testa8s papers ?ere confiscated the .S. ,oernment at hisdeath in 1:*'. The onl other detailed pulic source of his ?or@ is located ehind the Iron Curtain inelgrad4 3ugoslaia... ut that is not as limiting a situation as it ma soundG... for other sources haealso continued Tesla8s ?or@ and hae actuall pulished their ?or@ on his electric-propulsion process in8free8 countries.
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Section I - Chapter ,

Electro-ra(itic Propulsion

THE TA'ERT SERIES

Date%ine= 2> :o$e(ber, 19AA...G %r. Ansel E. Talert4 militar and aiation editor for the #e? 3or@Herald Triune egan a series of three articles coering the then current4 ?orld-?ide research efforts toconuer the secret of grait as a means of otaining energ to propel arious descriptions of othaircraft and spacecraft... The follo?ing e>cerpts are from the unaridged original ?hich formsAppendi> 1.

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"#illiam (. )ear, in$entor and chair(an o) the board o))ear* +nc., one o) the nation's %argest

e%ectronics )ir(s secia%i&ing in a$iation, )or (onths has been going o$er new de$e%o(ents and

theories re%ating to gra$ity with his chie) scientists and engineers."

"...,e is convinced that it will be possible to create artificial electro-gravitational fields %whose

polarity can be controlled to cancel out gravity.%"

"...'?%% the (ass/ (ateria%s and h(an beings within these )ie%ds wi%% be art o) the(. 's - is sre that this sccess)% harnessing o) gra$itation wi%% tae %ace sooner than so(e o)
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these 'i$y tower' scientists be%ie$e."

"...Mr. %are notes that the )orce o) gra$ity is ower)% enogh to generate (any thosand ti(es (ore

e%ectricity than now is generated at :iagara 6a%%s and e$ery other water-ower centre in the wor%d - i)

it can be harnessed. This impending event* he maintains* will make possible the manufacture of anti-

gravity %power packages% which can be bought for a few hundred dollars. These would provide all

the heat and power needed by one family for an indefinite period."

THE+0TER"1+"EA.

Can anone seriousl eliee that all these men ?ere deluded dreamers ?ith no concrete facts to uildupon at that time6... )ne science fiction stor ?hich pre-dated the aoe articles put another ie?pointfor?ard. ritten !amond (.


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ears research according to the author. He had succeeded in uilding electricall-propelled disc airfoils?hich he had patented in the .S. The follo?ing e>tract from thisntera$iaarticle illustrates theamount of success that the goernments inoled ?ere ?illing to discuss4 openl9

"? %oca%i&ed gra$itic )ie%d sed as a ondera(oti$e )orce has been created in the %aboratory. Discair)oi%s two )eet in dia(eter and incororating a $ariation o) the si(%e two-%ate e%ectrica% condenser

charged with )i)ty i%o$o%ts and a tota% continos energy int o) )i)ty watts ha$e achie$ed a seed o)

se$enteen )eet er second a %itt%e o$er e%e$en (i%es er hor/ in a circ%ar air corse twenty )eet india(eter. More %ate%y these discs ha$e been increased in dia(eter to three )eet and rn in a )i)ty )ootdia(eter air corse nder a charge o) a hndred and )i)ty i%o$o%ts with res%ts so i(ressi$e as to be

high%y c%assi)ied. Cariations o) this wor done nder a $ac( ha$e rodced (ch greater e))iciencies

that can on%y be described as start%ing. #ork is now under way developing a flame jet generator to

supply power up to fifteen million volts."

#o? then4 it is necessar to flash-ac@ to April of 1:55 ?hen the magaFine4 0cienti)ic ?(ericanprintedan article dealing ?ith oth the histor of and current deelopments ?ithin the field of electro-statics.)n page 112 of that discussion a most enlightening dissertation on the effects of acuums and higholtages on mechanical forces ?ithin atoms ?as presented. It discussed the research of Professor


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According to the Interaia article4 using the electric field sstem to propel a disc - or saucershaped craft?ould enale the craft to accelerate to speeds of thousands of miles per hourG stop suddenlG or changedirection almost instantl. Such manoures could easil e achieed altering the intensit4 polaritand direction of the field8s charge. (urthermore4 the article detailed some of the other implications ofman8s conuest of grait9

"n road cars, trains, and boats the headaches o) trans(ission o) ower )ro( the engine to whee%s or

roe%%ers wo%d si(%y cease to e@ist. onstrction o) bridges and big bi%dings wo%d be great%ysi(%i)ied by te(orary indced weight%essness, etc., Other )acets o) wor now nder way indicate theossibi%ity o) c%ose contro%s o$er the growth o) %ant %i)e# new theraetic techniFes# er(anent )e%-

%ess heating nits )or ho(es and indstria% estab%ish(ents# new sorces o) indstria% ower# new

(an)actring techniFes# a who%e new )ie%d o) che(istry"... and "co((nications ossibi%ities..."?hich "con)ond the i(agination. '.

To full appreciate the implications of the document4 one should read the entire thingG ho?eer4 certain@e phrases from its fort-three pages of technical discussion hae een selected to gie a rief pictureof its purpose. The follo? elo?9

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Also of special interest to a fe? ?ill e the rief discussion $r. $eser and $r. Arno?itt ?hichegins onpage ':of the same document. It is entitled4 "? *in 4etween +ra$itation and :c%earnergy". It uses Einstein8s usual structures found in ,eneral !elatiit as a uilding stone for a so-called =creation tensor= to conert graitational energ to nuclear energ. Their field euations aredifficult and are not in a readil ?or@ale state - still4 the do represent an interesting aspect for some...

This incredile document ?as compiled in 1:5+ Can there e an dout that such information haseen superceded een more incredile deelopments in the last t?ent-t?o ears6... #o

AER+!AUTICS A!" EECTR+RA%ITICS

The date ?as '2 $ecemer4 1:57. The article ?as pulished inrodct ngineering4 /olume &4 #o.&+ on page 1&. It ?as entitled4 3Electrogravitics4 &cience or Daydream53The article gae een moreclues to the then-current state of the art of electrograitics9

"? )ew wees )ro( now, at a secia% session o) the+nstitute of the "eronautical &ciences:ew or

ity, an. 27-31/, a gro o) dedicated (en wi%% discss what so(e eo%e %abe% re science-)iction,bt others be%ie$e is an attainab%e goa%.


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"0ch recent%y-disco$ered ato(ic )rag(ents as hyerons and -artic%es Dec. 2, .1G/ aear to

interact with nc%ear (atter in ways not e@%ained by resent theories. 0cientists are now sggesting

that these interactions (ay e@%ain - or be e@%ained by - gra$ity. t is e$en ossib%e that gra$itationa%

energy (ay ro$e to be trans)or(ab%e into artic%es o) this tye."

"erhas 4ritish aeronatica% engineer ?. C. %ea$er see '%ectro-+ra$itics= hat it is - Or Might be'

by ?.C. %ea$er, 6.B.?e.s., 6e%%ow 4..0., b%ished in the/ritish +nterplanetary &ociety Journal)or

?r-ne o) 19A7 in Co%. 1G, :o.2, ages 8E-9E/ is right in insisting that i) any antigra$ity de$ice is tobe de$e%oed the )irst thing needed is a new rinci%e in )nda(enta% hysics not ;st a new in$entionor a%ication o) nown rinci%es... :e$erthe%ess, the"ir !orce is encouraging research in

electrogravitics* and many companies and individuals are working on the problem. t co%d be that

one o) the( wi%% con)ond the e@erts."

C+##E!TS ' .EH+E

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+THER RA%ITIC RESEARCH

The !ussians hae neer een one to e left out. The hae resorted to man tpes of suterfuge tootain the secrets of anti-grait propulsion sstems. To this end4 the enticed one of the ?est8s mostrilliant phsicists4 a former =memer of the fathers of the hdrogen-om group=4 to defect to !ussiain 1:52. As it turns out4 he ?as a 0, emploee... His name9 $r. runo Pontecoro.

Since at least 1:+14 it has een @no?n the CIA that Pontecoro had successfull demonstrated agraitic aircraft ?hich had no 8engine8D for the !ussians. It has also een passed to this author former intelligence personnel that the chief of all !ussian anti-grait research is $r. Andrei [email protected] American counterpart has een identified to this author American intelligence agents as $r.Ed?ard Teller ?ho has ?or@ed in close association ?ith more than fift .S. anti-grait researchprograms since the earl 1:52s... more on him laterD.

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entrancesto this super-technological retreat are are located in the icinit of &' degrees * minutessouth 1'' degrees *' minutes east. It is one of the top three of seeral er-secret4 .S.,oernment-financed 8ases8 in Australia.

:ote= t is not this athor's intention to start another he and cry )or the re(o$a% o) these secret)aci%ities#... it is si(%y to i%%strate how ad$anced (odern techno%ogy (ay ha$e beco(e. Once a

erson nderstands how $ery ad$anced these secret disco$eries (ay ha$e beco(e, he is )orced to

rea%i&e how )ti%e it wo%d be to try to arge with those who ossess sch now%edge - sch ower -withot at %east an eFi$a%ent sort ower... sch is a$ai%ab%e,... bt this wi%% be discssed in 0ection/.

The Pine ,ap facilit as it is informerl @no?n4 is officiall called theJoint Defence &pace Research!acilityG... ho?eer4 Australians refer to it as "ine +a". The Pine ,ap facilit has had seeralfunctions. Its original function ?as to e>ecute research and deelopment of space defence technolog.The primar responsiilit for the facilit has een controlled the .S. $efence Adanced !esearchProects Agenc $A!PAD located in the .S. at 1*22 ilson ld.4 Arlington4 /irginia &&&2:4 in theArchitect uilding.

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hae 8poles8 located at the South Pole4 too6...

Some of the maor .S. contractors and suppliers for the Pine ,ap facilit hae een Collins !adio4"ing-Tempco-/ought ".T./.D - oth of $allas4 Te>asG %c%ahon Construction4 and I..%... It is alsorumoured that there are 8super I% computer sstems8 on a floating platform -8do?n the ?ell8.

A /"( po?er transceier4 and 8electric fling machines8 are not so hard to eliee... !ememer4 ".T./.is an aero-space compan formed as a conglomerate of electronics and aircraft manufacturingsusidiaries. I% has4 also4 long-ago deeloped mammoth computers ?ith super-cooled4 crstalline4main-memor units. These computers can recogniFe oth oice and isual patterns. Their main-memor siFes are said to e in e>cess of &422242224222 tes charactersD Is it not possile that therehae eenso(esecrets ?hich the 8inisile goernment8 of planet earth has @ept from its sb;ects6...!ememer4 there ?ere oer 1224222 people ?or@ing on theManhattan ro;ectto produce the first A-om. $id that secret escape in time to help the enem6..

If Pine ,ap is an electric po?er roadcasting facilit4 then the disappearance of /alentich ma erelated. Suppose that Captain ruce Cathie8s hpothesis of 8po?er grids8 circumnaigating the earth iscorrect...G ut that the locations ?hich he pic@ed for his 8grid poles8 ?ere onl part of seeral othergrids4 themseles. If Pine ,ap ?ere then chosen as a 8grid pole84 one ?ould e ale to ma@e a er

interesting oseration. A compass centered on Pine ,ap and e>tended to Perth ?ill - ?hen scriedaout the Pine ,ap centre - form a circle around Australia ?hich intersects the follo?ing areas9 Perth4the /"( transceier at E>mouth4 risane4 Canerra4 Sdne4 %elourne along the %orningtonPeninsula4... and an area &ust off Cape +t3ay $et3een the Cape and .ing Island5

as the reason /alentich said the () ?as plaing a game and ma@ing passes ecause he hadinadertentl een caught in the craft8s field li@e an iron filing is attracted a magnet s?ung past6Such an eent ?ould hae gien /alentich the impression the () ?as moing - ?hen in realit/alentich8s aircraft itself had een suc@ed into the field so rapidl through an undetectale uniformaccelerationD that his plane had passed under the () and had oscillated from side to side in smallerand smaller arcs until it finall stuc@ onto the underside of the (). The final metallic noise couldhae een either the actual contact of the t?o craft efore /alentich dropped the mi@e or the radio

sueal produced ?hen the high-densit4 electromagnetic field of the () inductiel urned-out hisradio ?hich ?as transmitting at the time. )ne must also consider the possiilit that /alentich had seentoo much of the top-secret !AA(-() records at Sale A(G and had ecome a potential securitprolem to 8those in the @no?8. He could hae een graed on purpose. The suggestion is rough to saso soon after he has disappearedG ut it is a distinct possiilit.

Incidentall4 $ar?in and Adelaide fall on a circle around Pine ,ap ?ith a radius of some 22-odd miles?hile the preiousl mentioned areas fell on a circle of some 1&22-odd miles. The $epartment ofTransport formerl called the $epartment of Ciil AiationD lists Pine ,ap as 8!&''8 on the naigationmaps for the area. 8!&''8 is listed as a restricted air space resered for space research... i.e. do not floer the area as sho?n on the mapD. The 8!&''8 space is a circle around Pine ,ap ?ith a radiius of fienautical miles.

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on the sheles ?hich are selling uite ?ell. The onl one of his seen oo@s ?hich has either een?ithdra?n from sale or made e>tremel difficult to otain is isting technolog - right no?. The names of the @e characters andthe large aircraft corporations in the oo@ ?ere changed eer so cleerl to conceal the real names ofthe conspirators - ?hom Caidin4 himself4 had oiousl alread identified. h did %artin Caidin?rite the oo@6 h has it een made so scarce ?hen the demand for it is so intense6

The points of this chapter are eacons illuminating the path for those ?ho pursue the truth and4 hence4?isdom. The ?ill lead to an understanding of the second greatest mster in human affairs... Pursuetheir lead4 and the related details ent?ined in the remaining faric of this oo@ ?ill not onl leap from

the pages ?ith incredile agilit4 ut ?ill also lead 8he - ?ho see@s8 to an understanding of that ?hich issurel the greatest mster in all human endeaour.


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Section I - Chapter 8

Constructs of Reality

THE #E'+UR!E #EETI!

The letters from $r. field arried in %elourne on the fifteenth of %a 1:7&. The hadeen dictated si> das earlier in $r. %a>field8s radiation research clinic in $allas4 Te>as. )ne of theletters instructed the recipient - to hae a isit ?ith Sir field hadpreiousl contacted Sir -*D. The same letter also stated that the Chief Superintendent of the Aeronautical!esearch "a. at %elourne ?ould e contacted oth Sir field on this author8sehalf so that he might see@ emploment there to continue his research into 8anti-grait8D. $r.%a>field8s letter ?ent on to sa that he and $r. Ed?ard Teller ?ere planning to come to Australia in)ctoer and hoped the might 8get together8 ?ith this author at that time.

The second letter ?as a cop of the one ?hich $r. %a>field had sent to the A.!.". Superintendent. Ithad told the superintendent that4 although this author ?as then ?or@ing as a computer sstems analstfor a ?ell-@no?n tractor firm in %elourne that he %a>fieldD hoped the A.!.". could find a positionfor him - as this author had $een 3or/ing in a field that he 9#a:field; and "r) Teller had $een

%interested in%. This author @ne? ?hat that 8field8 ?as...9 8anti-grait8.In his last meeting ?ith $r. %a>field in America in 1:714 this author ?as told aout arious otherresearch proects in America ?hich had een or ?ere under the ?atchful ee of $r. Ed?ard Teller. It?as an incredile moment It ?as li@e meeting the real Santa Claus... finding out that the msterious8the8 reall did hae names and faces... and super technolog. $r. %a>field told the author ho? he and8Ed Teller8 had 8sponsored other oung minds8 li@e this author8sD in the pursuits of the secrets ofgraitational energ... It ?as mind-oggling. He ?ent on to sa that there had een oer fift8antigrait8 research proects in the .S. since 1:*... Some of the results of these proects and theiraccompaning contract numers from the issuing authorities ?ill e discussed in the ne>t chapterD.

This author then prepared t?o preliminar papers on electro-graitic propulsion for the A.!.". as per

$r. %a>field8s instructions. After a fe? ?ee@s had passed4 $r. Tom 0eele - the director of themechanical engineering diision of the A.!.". - called this author into the facilit for a critiue of hispreliminar papers. $r. 0eele ?ith t?o of his research staff attended the closed-door meeting. A shorttime ?as spent discussing the papers and some of the some?hat emarrassing mista@es this author hadmade ?hen preparing the material. After this4 $r. 0eele as@ed ?h this author had not staed inAmerica to finish his research.
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This author then related the long stor of his (I inolement4 his training at the .S. Air (orceAcadem4 and his suseuent and some?hat peripheral inolement in the .S. 8anti-grait8 researchprogram. $r. 0eele loo@ed as though he ?anted to sa something ?hich he felt he could not ecauseof certain 8restrictions8. His furro?ed ro? framed his ush eero?s as he finall said4 "*oo, wenow yor theory wors#... yor design is not the best )or a )%%y-oerationa% (ode%#... bt it wi%%

wor... hat has &&%ed s the (ost is how yo )ond ot abot it... abot the ro;ect..."

He ?ent on to sa4 something li@e "e new that the ans - no o))ence (eant - and the anadians didso(e (ind contro% or tning e@eri(ents in the ear%y si@ties# bt we thoght they had abandoned itbecase so (any o) the test b%oes had gone (enta% or sicided nder the sb%i(ina% e))ects o) the

conditioning - et, here yo are as %i$ing roo) that they did scceed."

This author interected saing4 "es, that co%d be Fite tre# howe$er, i) it is then yo ha$e aarent%y(ade the ass(tion that a( not one o) those who craced nder the strain... ha$en't yo"

"es,"he said as he smiled4 "e ha$e (ade that ass(tion here. 6rther(ore, , ersona%%y, )ee% thatyor (ind is one o) those that they tned to ta into - now, don't %agh - other eo%e's sb-conscios

(inds."

"o're ;oing!"this author interected. "*oo, don't atroni&e (e# i) yo do thin '( nts, ;st say so,

and %et's be done with it!"

This must hae coninced $r. 0eele and his staff to chance tring to tell this author some things?hich might ordinaril e too ris@ for them to hae said at that moment. The room ?as apparentlugged ASI) Australian Securit and Intelligence )rganiFationD - or so the ?ere tring to tell thisauthor ?ith their silent gestures to?ard the oo@ shelf ehind them follo?ed ?ith uestions as to?hether or not ASI) had4 as et4 contacted this author. In fact4 one of the chaps in the meetingsuggested that4 ecause of the er uiet manner used this author to enter Australia4 ASI) might nothae @no?n ?hat information this author had stored a?a in his tid little su-conscious data an@.

$r. 0eele leaned for?ard and said4 "There are e6tensive motion-picture libraries of these flyingsaucers taken right here in "ustralia. The R""! have control of these libraries . '$e seen the(.

+ood st)) yo yans ha$e t together on that ro;ect!"As he finished spea@ing4 this author as@ed himif he could also see these filmed records.

$r. 0eele and his colleagues all said4 "Oh no, yo co%dn't ossib%y... they reFire a c%earance thatyo as a yan cannot obtain."3et4 as the ?ere all saing these ?ords4 ?ith their hands the ?erefranticall pointing to the oo@ shelf and in some cases miming the ?ord4 8mae8 ?ith their lipmoements. Their message came through...9 hoe$er was bgging their roo( was not o) the sa(ehi%osohy as those eo%e resent# howe$er, one or (ore o) those resent wo%d (ae a %ater atte(t

to show this athor those )i%( records.

$r. 0eele tred to sa something more4... "o see, there's so(ething %ie a gro o) s who ...ah..."This author interected4 "4y gro, do yo (ean a c%b or a )or(a% organi&ation"

":o"4 he said4 "...scientists, engineers arond the wor%d... we )ee%... we%%.. ..."and his oice trailed offleaing the sentence unfinished as he allo?ed one of his staff to add further comments on the earliersuect of 8mind training8 efore he4 himself4 oined into the same discussion. "...0o yo see"4 $r.0eele resumed4 "yor (ind can theoretica%%y ea$esdro on the co%%ecti$e now%edge o) a%% thoseeo%e in the wor%d who stdy or ractice any o) the sb;ects yor (ind (ight e$er wish to,


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conscios%y, address as a (eans to so%$ing any rob%e( reFiring conceta% now%edge which yo

ha$en't re$ios%y gained by any other scho%astic or ractica% (eans..."

The er thought made this author8s mind race ?ith the possiilities - the er proailities - that ?hathe had ust heard ?as true...9 "4t then"4 he thought4 "who wo%d be%ie$e (e, i) to%d the( ha$ea%ready e@erienced this schoo%-o)-the-(ind e))ect... ho indeed...")ne ?onders ?hat /alentichreall got to see on the !AA( ase at SaleG... ?as it the actual () films6...

HE 6E!T 4THATTA6A4

%onths passed after the %elourne meeting and this author ?as not ta@en into the emplo of theA.!.".. In fact4 oth papers preiousl sumitted to the A.!.". had een een 8classified8 and remoedfrom the receiing authorit at the A.!.".. Strange eents egan to manifest. Someone ro@e into theauthor8s home in road dalightG... and touched nothing. hen the local police ?ere called-in andsho?n the forced entr4 their ans?er ?as4 "0orry, (ate, this is a o%itica% sitation and we can't doanything abot it..."

ee@s passed and $r. Alan Hne@ came to to?n. The author ?as summoned to see him an

intermediar. The meeting too@ place in an attorne8s penthouse in %elourne. $r. Hne@ uestionedthis author on his @no?ledge of the () situation. Copies of the preiousl-mentioned A.!.".documents ?ere gien to $r. Hne@. After a length discussion $r. Hnes smiled and reached in hispoc@et producing a hidden poc@et tape recorder - ?hich he then turned off. He as@ed if this author hadeer discussed the ()-coerup situation ?ith the American comedian4 $ic@ ,regor. The ans?er ?as":o,... bt why do yo as"Hne@ then said that $ic@ ,regor had made the same claims and hadnamed the same responsile parties to Hne@4 himself. ust efore Hne@ had left the .S. for%elourne. Hne@ adised this author to 8@eep in touch8 at a particular address and telephone numer inthe .S.

It ?as not until months later ?hen a phone call from a 8reliale source8 in Auc@land. #e? Jealandinformed the author that oth Hne@ and an attorne in %elourne ?ere CIA operaties that the

situation ecame a it clearer. Apparentl4 the author had caused uite a stir in certain local andinternational intelligence organiFations releasing his asic theories aout suppressed 8fling saucer8technolog to the ciilian populace of %elourne and Auc@land. It ecame more and more oious?ith suseuent 8unofficial8 isits A.S.I.). operaties and emploees from the Australian $efenceStandards "a.4 that this author ?as under the 8eepiece8.

As the pursuit of those ?ho ?anted the author either dead or er tightl muFFled ?armed-up4 thisauthor managed to 8disappear8 into the Australian scene. Although the elusie methods used theauthor ?ere not uniue4 it ma e that he ?ill need to use the same techniues again in the near future.As a result4 it must suffice to sa that the author 8?ent ush8 for around a ear8s time... finall surfacingin the most remote cit on Earth9 Perth - finding it the most delightful hiding place he could haechosen... had there een a choice..

The lo?-profile ?as4 ho?eer4 soon destroed the normal processes of meeting ne? people . Itecame all too oious that the psuedonm the author had adopted ?as no longer a 8coer8 of anmagnitude. It ?as ecause of this realiFation4 that the author finall agreed to ma@e a state?ide radioroadcast on the national Australian net?or@9 the AC. He felt that one of t?o things ?ould result from


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doing the sho?9 1D He ?ould either hae4 suseuentl4 a er short duration in lifespan4 or &D Theinformation he could suddenl release all at once might ust ma@e him too noticed there insuring hise>tended longeit. There ?as nothing to loseG so ?hen #eil atson of the AC as@ed him to do thesho? - lie4 this author surfaced ?ith a 8ang8. The s?itchoards ammed for three hours oer theroadcast ?hich onl lasted an hour and a half. %an people made cassette recordings of the programfrom their radios. Hundreds of copies seemed to appear oernight in the state. The interest ?as so high4

that the AC authoriFed t?o more sho?s ?ith onl a fe? 8restrictions8 as to ?hat suects could ediscussed on the air. The gamle had paid off.

A ear passed ?ith the pulic interest climing steadil ecause of the 8underground8 tapes ?hichseemed to traerse not onl Australia ut also man other nations. Then4 Channel : - the local faouritein teleision - as@ed the author to do a thirt-minute spot as a 8surprise trailer8 to their forthcoming4() special production director4 ,u as@in. The production ?as entitled4 56Os ?re ere. Theauthor ?as uite ?illing to do the sho? - realiFing the more coerage - the longer the life...

Again4 the pulic response ?as oer?helming. As a result4 t?o more Channel : teleision specials?ere produced in ?hich the author ?as allo?ed to sa almost eerthing he desired. although someitems had to e deleted or omitted ?ith his permission for the legal protection of Channel :D. Theresulting ratings of the sho?s ?ere a sign that the 8plot heard around the ?orld8 ma not e asimpossile an oectie as preiousl thought.

In the months that hae follo?ed the Channel : () documentaries4 the author has also een furtherassisted in his efforts to 8spread the ?ord8 risane8s !adio Station *IP. Suects such as ilicalprophec4 suppressed 8fling saucer technolog84 the conspirac to oerthro? the estalishedgoernments of the ?orld4 and a host of other suects ?hich are to e found in this oo@ ?ere firstroadcast there at *IP Alan %c,erin and ,reg Hunting in an effort to educate their listeners notonl to the man prolems facing toda8s societ4 ut also to the solution ?hich this author haspersonall accepted for those same prolems.

Conseratie estimates no? indicate that *4222 original cassette recordings of a ariet of this author8sradio roadcasts4 priate lectures4 and the recent series of pulic lectures gien in risane are

currentl circulating in Australia. The second and third generation copies of these recordings raise thefigure to an estimated 74222 tapes. Considering that each tape has een heard at least ten personsand the aerage famil siFe is four people4 it is uite reasonale to sa that one in eer fift families inAustralia has alread heard aout at least a fe? of the topics this author has discussed from those ertapes. Although the pulic interest has een gratifing4 it has also ecome so oer?helming4 that theauthor has had to ?rite this oo@ to aoid needless repetition of the same facts and deductions.Although there are et man details of this author8s personal adentures remaining to e told4 the mustno? ?ait for some other time... and some other spaceG for much more important oserations no? needto e related to the reader...

TI#E A!" SPACE)ne of the hottest deates in phsics toda is oer the true nature of space9 Is it a 8luminiferous ether8see Appendi> 5D or is it some astract4 ten-dimensional4 !eimannian construction li@e $r. AlertEinstein proposed in his plain the phsical la?s of the unierse4 one must ?onder ?h this construction could
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not e replaced one using real and oserale dimensions li@e ?idth4 length4 and depth... If4 on theother hand4 space is a 8luminiferous ether8 or some tenuous 8fluid84 then one ?onders ?h the functionsof the phsical la?s of the unierse cannot e oseredG and4 hence4 translated into a mathematicalconstruct of realit... of three real dimensions ?ith time e>pressed as a ratio of relatie distances andectors.

Strange as it ma seem4 space has alread een properl descried right here on Earth as far ac@ as

1:5* Space is a 8fine structure8... a 8tenuous medium4 fluid or field8. All graitational4 electromagnetic4and electrostatic phenomena occur as results of arious interactions of energ 8?aes8 in this 8fluidspace8. In pages 17&-17*4 17+4 17 and 12 of Scientific American in 1:5*4 a rilliant discussion giingthree-dimensional e>planations of man nuclear phenomena ased largel on preious discussions?ritten $ouglass Croc@?ellD ?as conducted Alert ,. Ingalls. Croc@?ell8s e>planations offer theonl real solution to the apparent parado> ?hich certain nuclear eents present to the researcher9 Aparticle sometimes ehaes li@e a ?ae. The discussion stated9

"t see(s reasonab%e, as a )irst thoght to accet each artic%e-)ie%d re%ationshi as an insearab%e

so(ething, which is ercei$ed so(eti(es in one )ashion and so(eti(es in another. e (ight a%so thino) theparticle portion of the effect as that which is e6perienced radial to the course or potentialcourse. #e know that some relationship of this sort e6ists, whether or not it is e@act%y as stated.

Cariation o) one e))ect is acco(anied by a reciroca% $ariation in the other e))ect. n other words, the(ore the artic%e )ie%d (ani)ests itse%) as a artic%e, the %ess it (ani)ests itse%) as a )ie%d, and $ice

$ersa."

"... e a%so now that charged artic%es in (otion e@hibit a 'sense' or Fa%ity o) right - or %e)t-

handedness which characteri&es their charges... 6ro( this we can in)er a ind o) tangential motion in

space around the course of a particle - a motion which differs between particles of unlike charge. "

The discussion ?ent on to sa4 "...t is i(ortant to re(e(ber that the )ie%d does not rotate as a nit.pansionpressure on the ring. )n the other hand4 if that some person ?ere struc@ the first smo@e ring of less


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translational energ4 it ?ould not e felt as a direct impact so much as an e>panding cra?l oer theindiidual8s person. Although it ?ould proe a it difficult in practice4 one could4 theoreticall4 shoott?o smo@e rings at each other so that their encounter ?ould produce either mutual annihilation ormutual enhancement dependent upon the rotation ector applied to each ring as it left the issuingorifice. The annihilation ?ould produce a isual effect li@e a 8arred-spiral gala>8 ?hile theenhancement ?ould produce a isual effect li@e the 8Somrero gala>8. The reader ?ho is @eenl

interested in the mechanics of grait and electromagnetism must pursue the preceding lines of thoughtto properl understand the 8missing lin@8 ?hich unites the phsical la?s of the microcosm ?ith those ofthe macrocosm.

If one ie?s 8space8 as an infinite e>istence - a continuum - comprised of endless leels of sunuclearparticle-fields forming atoms forming planetar sstems ?hich form gala>ies that4 in turn4 formgalactic cells and4 etc. ad infinitum4 then one can easil isualiFe that the 8ether8 of man8s particularleel of e>istence is a 8fluid8 comprised of ultra-small 8particle-fields8 ?hich4 in turn4 are made-up ofrelatiel euall small 8particle-fields8. 8Time84 as such4 in a continuum of such magnitude is euallrelatie.

8Time8 is not an asolute dimension in realit. The onl asolute is energ. The distriution of energ?ithin the arious leels of the hierarch of e>istence creates the phenomenon called4 8time8. As thedistriution of energ is not uniform4 8time8 itself4 is not uniform in the unierse. hen a person sas ittoo@ him fie seconds to ?al@ across a room4 he is reall saing a cloc@ pendulum moed or changedits energ-distriution leel fie times as compared to his o?n4 single change of energ-distriutionmade his ?al@ across the room. Time is a ratio of changes in energ-densit. 8Time8 on an atompasses much faster than 8time8 at the Earth leel does. If a person8s od ?ere to e 8pumped8 ?ithresonant energ4 it ?ould ma@e him age seeral das in onl a fe? relatie minutes to someone?atching him. If4 ho?eer4 the person ?ere to e 8drained8 ?ith resonant energ4 it ?ould lo?er hisenerg-densit causing him to age onl a fe? minutes in seeral relatie das of the oserer8s time.Ho? incredile it ?ould e... Suppose a group of scientists had to sole a er time-dependent prolemin a hurr. If the ?ere to ta@e their pencils and paper ?ith themseles into a 8field8 ?hich harmonicall8pumped8 their energ-densities to a higher leel4 8time8 ?ould e>tend for them. The ?ould hae

seeral relatie das to sole their prolem ?hile onl a fe? relatie minutes of time had passed to the?orld outside their 8field8... fascinating... isn8t it6 If the American ase at Pine ,ap could e used to8pump8 resonant4 lo?freuenc energ into certain circles of the countr4 the effects could e mind-oggling. h4 in ust a fe? das of time relatie to the rest of the ?orld4 certain parts of Australiacould pass seeral ears of time relatie to its occupants.

Has the reader eer had those das that seem to 8fl 86... )n the other hand4 if the same facilit coulde used to 8drain8 energ from those same circles of influence4 the das ?ould seem to8drag 8 to thoseso influenced... If an electric air- or space-craft ased on the same principle of resonance ?ere to esuddenl accelerated into a ne? ector at speeds ?hich ?ould normall rea@ its molecular latticeapart4 a 8relatie8 or 8apparent8 '5g acceleration could e easil amortiFed oer a relatie 8time-dilation8

of 19'5 inside the field of the craft... giing the craft and its cre? the relatie acceleration of onl 1g...If the reader has een ale to grasp the preceding dissertation on time and space4 he no? @no?s ?h8()s8 hae such incredile performance characteristics. The are onl relatiel incredile...


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THE 4RA%ITATI+!A4 E**ECT

The reader is as@ed to e>amine figures '-aD4 '-D4 and '-cD. All three figures represent the same8sstem8 in different energ states. The sstem consists of a rectangular fish-tan@ - sealed on all sides.The pump cD pumps ?ater into the tan@ through hole aD and e>tracts the ?ater from hole D. A smalltrolle car dD ?ith one4 upright end resides on the trac@ fD. Assuming that no air ules appear in thecirculation patterns4 ?hen the pump is actiated4 the trolle car ?ill moe a?a from the ?ater inlet aDto?ard the end eD ?ith no (isi$lemeans of acceleration to an oserer outside the tan@. The trolle car?ill come to rest flat against the end as sho?n in figure '-D.

#o?4 let the same process e repeated ?ith seeral holes haing een drilled through the trolle car8supright as sho?n in figure '-cD. The trolle car ?ill not come to rest flat against the end eD. Instead4 it?ill stand ac@ from the end a certain distance. To the oserer4 the trolle car ?ould hae oscillatedto?ard the end eD er riefl efore coming to rest in the position sho?n. The reason is plain9 The?ater from the inlet struc@ the upright driing it to?ard eDG ho?eer4 some of the ?ater passed throughthe holes in the upright stri@ing eD and reounding ac@ into the upright as it approached eD creatingan 8energ-cushion8 et?een the end and the upright. So4 as long as the oserer could not see or feelthe energ 8?aes8 moing the trolle car he could onl deduce some 8force8 ?as at ?or@ ?hich had

either 8pushed8 or 8pulled8 the trolle car to the end.If the oserer could then someho? place his hand into the tan@ ?hile the sstem ?as operating4?ithout destroing the pressure seal4 he could ta@e the upright in his fingers and moe it to?ard the endeD. pon releasing the trolle car4 he ?ould see it moe a?a from the end eD returning to its formerposition - ho?eer4 this time the oserer ?ould hae 8felt8 the force that tugged at the trolle car. 3et4that 8force8 ?as actuall the resultant of one force acting upon its o?n partial reflection from the endeD.

If the oserer could then moe the trolle car to?ard the end of the ?ater inlet aD4 he ?ould find thatthe 8tugging8 force had apparentl reersed direction as it ?ould then e pulling towardthe end eD. He?ould then realiFe that releasing the trolle car ?ould allo? it to 'gra$itate'to the point along the trac@

fD ?here the force of the incoming ?ater ?as eing alanced the force of the reflected ?ater.In realit4 all mass on the surface or outer shell of the Earth is matter ?hose nuclear densit li@e theholes in the uprightD has caused it to 8graitate8 to that distance or radius ?hich is the resultant of anenerg-input-ase passing through its nuclear holes4 meeting itself in the centre of Earth4 and reflectingac@ to?ard itself.


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The centre of the Earth is li@e the end eD ?hile that spot ?here the trolle cat 8graitates - to8 is li@e thesurface of Earth.

Certain conclusions follo? from these oserations. (irstl4 8grait8 is the resultant of a idirectionalpair of forces. Secondl4 8grait8 has higher oscillation freuencies the closer the oserer approachesto the centre of the input-energ ?ae reflection point. Thirdl4 a mass ?hose nuclear 8hole-spacing8gies it a greater 8particle-field8 densit than another ?ith more 8holes8 per unit area ?ill not reside at the

same radius from the 8centre8 as the other ?ill. It ?ill4 in fact4 reside closer to the centre. This effect cane detected on the Earth8s surface4 a stud of the4 so-called4 8specific graitational nature8 of theelements - ?hich ?ill sho? that 8grait8 and 8specific grait8 are the same phenomenon.

It is uite simple. Een though acceleration due to grait is asicall a constant on Earth4 ?hen a massta@es on a 8graitational8 radius from the centre of the Earth it is related to the ratio of its atomic8particle-field8 areas diided into the atomic spacing areas or 8holes8D. Therefore4 those masses of thehigher ratios of 8particle-field8 densities to atomic 8holes8 reside closer to the centreG and are referred toas more dense oects. That mass ?hose ratio approaches infinit conerts to pure4 radiant energ fromthe centre of the sstem.

The 8graitational8 effect is4 in realit4 the resultant of more than ust t?o opposing forces. As an oect

must hae spin around its o?n a>is to hae the effect4 it follo?s that the 8graitational8 effect is theresultant of the spinKanti-spin moments and the conergentKdiergent moments... This is the reason that8graitational8 fields ar the fourth po?er of their angular elocit in free space. Such a theor of8grait8 also predicts that 8graitational8 shells e>ist in an 8graitational8 field. These shells ?ould giethe illusion that 8grait8 reersed its direction as one approached the centre of the generating field. Inthis theor4 if one ?ere to drill a hole to the centre of the Earth4 and ?ere to drop a stone do?n thathole4 one could e>pect the stone to fall onl a portion of the distance to the centre efore reersingdirection and 8falling8 ac@ up the hole until it found its shell of alanced forces. !ecent tests hae eenisuall sho?n the Sun has at least one such inner shell ?hich can e 8seen8 through the sunspots. Thisinner shell spins so fast4 that for the first time it appears that the hperolic euation ?hich "aplaceonce formulated for orital radius ersus relatie elocit is totall acceptale

THE 4#A!ETIC4 E**ECT

8%agnetism8 is the same tpe of phenomenon as 8grait8. All things in normal states can e 8magnetised8to some degree. 8,rait84 also4 normall affects all things in its field. 8,rait8 has freuenc and sodoes 8magnetism8. 8,rait8 has 8shells8 of alanced forces and so does 8magnetism8. here is thedifference6 It is uite simple. If a mass li@e the EarthD spins around its o?n a>is4 the resultingreductions of pressure in the 8fluid of space8 seeAppendi> 5D produce 8grait8. As the su-particles ofthis mass li@e electronsD orit a chain of atoms in spiralling courses - thus reducing the pressure atright angles to the particle path in the 8fluid of space8 - an interloc@ing series of ectors gie the illusionof 8magnetism8. The motion of Earth around the Sun could e called a 8magnetic8 moment ?hile its

motion around its o?n a>is is a 8graitic8 moment.The freuenc of a nuclear magnetic field is er high ?hen compared to the freuenc of the graiticfield that contains the Earth. 8,rait8 is a source of po?er and so is 8magnetism8. oth are results ofalanced-ut dnamic forces. introducing shielding or a method of dierting the energ densit ofone 8shell8 to a lo?er state 8shell8 one can dra? energ from oth fields. There is more - much more to
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sa - ut it might proe too technical for this oo@.

In a forthcoming pulication4 the author ?ill thoroughl e>plain 8grait8 and 8magnetism8 as functionsof inertial ?aes in the 8ether8 or 8the fine structure8 of 8space8. The mster of the so called 8#orth8 and8South8 poles of magnets ?ill e isuall e>plained as ?ill e the 8right-hand8 t?ist of magnetic fields. Amethod of utiliFing 8grait8 as a means of transport ?ill also e detailed a discussion of the use ofresonating4 lo?-freuenc4 high-oltage electric fields. ut4 these things must ?ait for the present

moment.

S+#E SECRET SCIE!CES

In 1:71 $r. )leg


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ashington $.C.G annual funds in e>cess of L1+24222G research eing performed the School ofEngineering and Applied Sciences at Princeton niersit4 o> *'24 Princeton4 #e?


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had personall assisted on arious deelopmental stages of ion-thruster engines for =small companies=li@e estinghouse4 ,eneral Electric4 and ,eneral %otors. In fact4 he stated that estinghouse hadalread test-fired an 1122 mega?att ion-thrust engine sometime efore 1:72. The proof iseer?here... eer?here...G ut4 ?h hasn8t the reader een told6... This uestion must e ans?ered.


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Section I - Chapter tremel high oltages et?een 1: and 1:&.The tpe of deice ?hich he designed to generate these oltages still ears his name9 The Testa Coil.$uring these same ears4 he also patented seeral tpes of isochronous oscillators. Then4 et?een 1:1

and 1:'4 he patented the Testa ?ireless radio telegraphD sstem and deeloped 8cool process8 electrontues. et?een 1:+ and 1:4 he pulished a still alid theor of radioactiit and radiated energ.$uring those same ears4 he deeloped high-potential acuum tues.. the forerunner of all theflourescent lights the ?orld uses todaD. In 1:: he presented a radio-controlled4 electricall-po?eredsumarine to the .S. #a... The failed to see an practical use for it and dismissed the idea

Ho?eer4 one of his most incredile achieements ?as also accomplished in 1::9 and it ?as notreected the %organs4 the !oc@efellers4 and the estinghouses of the ?orld. In 1::4 he pulishedphotographs and papers to a limited readershipD detailing his disco(ery of terrestrial resonance andthe la3 of propagation of conduction currents through the glo$e) His paper also ga(e details of

his high-potential2 3ireless electrical $roadcasting station 3hich $roadcasted usea$le po3er - not

radio communications - $y transmitting energy in the form of 4standing 3ares4 or 4stationery

3a(es4 in the Earth4s crust and upper ionosphere55))

TESA EECTRI*IES EARTH

$uring the summer of 1::4 $r. Tesla managed to construct and suseuentl test one of the most


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incredile deices man@ind has et to see. $r. Tesla had coninced Colonel


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away with great $e%ocity o$er the %ains. ea$y and %ong ersistent arcslightning flashesD)or(eda%(ost in reg%ar ti(e inter$a%s... no dobt whate$er, we were obser$ing stationary wa$es.

0bseFent%y si(i%ar obser$ations were a%so (ade by (y assistant, Mr. 6rit& *owenstein...?ho latersa?D the tre natre o) the wonder)% heno(enon... cept that it can e tuned to a freuenc in the range of 7HF. Een-numered superharmonics of this freuenc such as 1*4''+HF t?o to the eleenth po?er times 7HFD hae een used

oth the .S. #a8s /"( transmitter at Australia8s #orth?est Cape and the American $efenceAdanced !esearch Proect Agenc8s /"( facilit at Pine ,ap in the dead centre of Australia.

It ma e significant that the L12422242224222 #orth American Air $efence Command #)!A$D isuried one mile underneath Cheenne %ountain also in the !oc@ %ountains of ColoradoD. If oneie?s the planet as a round all of =electrical fluid= as did Tesla4 one can see ho? a resonant circuitusing the earth as a conductor ?ould generate er high oltages at the antipodes of such a transmitter.If #)!A$ has a /"( !esonance transmitter4 then the antipode of its roadcast ?ould e near a ersmall island group in the Southern portion of the Indian )cean. Could it e that the still highl-classified4 electricall-propelled .S. sumarines 8recharge8 their dnamic-plasma atteries there6(urthermore4 one ?onders een more aout the antipodes of the Pine ,ap and #orth-?est Capetransmitters. The Pine ,ap transmitter sits er near the Tropic of Capricorn and its antipode is er

near the Tropic of Cancer on the centre of the Atlantic )cean8s great diiding ridge. The #orth?estCape transmitter ust slightl north of the Tropic of Capricorn is4 ho?eer4 of e>treme interest ecauseits antipode is directly in the middle of the 'ermuda Triangle?here man strange electricalphenomena hae een osered in recent ears... Is not this significant6...

)ne must also ?onder ?hat purpose the gigantic !ussian /"( transceier at !iga on the coast of thealtic Sea seres... (or oer three ears no?4 ham radio operators all oer the ?orld hae een plagued a some?hat elusie ten to fifteen ccle =uFF= that suddenl appears across a and?idth of oer'24222 freuencies. The signal seems to last an?here from ten seconds to4 sometimes4 three minutes.Efforts to triangulate its source hae al?as pointed to !iga... The signal is a !ussian product. It seemsto do nothing ut am random freuencies at random timeG... ut4 is it simpl a random ammingdeice6 It is @no?n that the signal traels along the same 8cait8 ?aeguide that $r. Tesla8s sstemusedG... the signal also ehaes some?hat li@e a 8eat8 signal et?een t?o er lo? freuenc signalsG...et the most amaFing 8fingerprint8 of this elusie signal is its e>cessie and?idths.

The signal must e a tpe of /"(4 high-oltage roadcast. The 8eat8 characteristic is formed as itinteracts ?ith one or more e>isting 8resonant-roadcast fields8 around the gloe. The ?ideand static is


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caused spurious electro-magnetic radiation from 8cross-field8 shorts and from lea@age to Earth in themain signal. At least one other source of the 8other resonant fields8 can e attriuted to the nitedStates4 ?hose transmitters adorn the Earth in at least four places... as preiousl mentioned. It is uitefeasile that the t?o 8super-po?ers8 are haing a roadcast po?er 8?ar8. This ma seem a it far-fetchedto the readerG ut ?hen he is apprised of the other possile applications of such a po?erful4 resonant4electro-dnamic field4 he ?ill perhaps oin the author in his suspicions.

hen a liing organism is suected to er dense andKor er rapidl changing electromagnetic fields4arious phsiological responses can result - dependent upon a ariet of factors. In some cases4 geneticmalformations ma occurG ?hile in others4 immediate tissue damage ma result in the form of 8urns8G...and et in still others4 the effects ma e purel neurological causing prolonged pschotic smptomsli@e paranoia4 depression4 and hallucination. Perhaps the most 8fascinating8 possiilit is the use of suchfields to 8model8 human ehaiour ?ithin the confines of the field. There ?ould4 of course4 e distancelimitationsG ut it is theoreticall possile to induce suliminal suggestion4 sleeplessness4 and lethargthrough er lo? freuenc fields of some 12 to 15HF...?hich lie in the range of the maor resonantfreuenc of the earth-to-ionospheric-cait at 1*.'HFD.

As $r. Tesla once osered 4...the arth is %ie a gigantic, sinning ba%% o) the e%ectric )%idor etherD o)sace... His oseration ?ould impl that an electro-magnetic 8thump8 on one part of that 8all ofelectric fluid8 ?ould send 8splash rings8 spiralling around the planet onl to meet at the antipode of theinitial 8thump8. There4 uite contrar to one8s first thought4 these 8splash rings8 ?ould not simpl reflectfrom meeting themseles at the antipodes simpl to eentuall return to the source pointG... not so4...not so4... for the ?ould indeed meet at the antipodesG ut the ector sums of their meetings ?ould note 8head-on8 - as the densit of the transmitting medium is not compressile. Instead of colliding4 the?ae fronts ?ould actuall produce a return ?aefront ?hich ?ould then spiral ac@ to the source li@ea spinning 8smo@e ring8 or torroidD of energ. This redirected ?ae front ?ould onl partiall interact?ith the ne>t oncoming ?ae from the source. This ?ould e due to the fact that oth ?aefronts?ould e separated an angle some?here et?een :2 and 12 degrees - depending upon the relatiemotion of the planet8s conductie surface in contrast to the planet8s spinning magnetic field.

That angle et?een the send and return ?aes could also e controlled at the source enhancing orretarding the ?ae pulses8 spin moment. If one ?ere to then osere the path of the energ pulses4 one?ould perceie an immense2 glo$al grid system 3hich 3ould $e $roadcasting po3er around theentire 3orld. The grid illusion ?ould e caused the energ-densit spirals from the initial ?aeeing oerlapped the energ-densit spirals of the return ?ae. T?o such transceiers could e>plainthe t?in 8grid net?or@s8 ?hich Capt. ruce Cathie discussed in his oo@4ar(onic G9A. If such is thecase4 ho?eer4 Capt. Cathie8s grid-cell siFes appear to e in error - ut onl a fe? milesG ecause4 ifthe roadcast freuenc ?ere 1*4'&7HF4 then the cell siFe ?ould e a diamond-shaped 1' miles 1'miles at an altitude of 15 miles and 1&.5 miles 1&.5 miles at sea leel.

To tap the energ of such a roadcast reuires the construction of a tunale Tesla coil ?hich eitheroperates at 1*.'0HF or some een super harmonic of it. )f course4 the higher the harmonic the coil is

tuned to4 the lo?er ?ill e the po?er receied in an inerse proportion to the increased freuenc. TheTesta coil8s 8primar8 ?ould e the high-oltage4 inner coil4 in this instance4 as the oltage ?ill need toe stepped-do?n. The total length of the ?ire used in the primar should eual either the full or oneuarter ?aelength of the resonant harmonic chosen. The secondar should hae the euialent inampere-turns. Placing a resistie load li@e a filament light gloeD across the secondar ?hich should


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e erticall moale to allo? tuning of the inductie coupling of the coilsD should indicate to theoserer ?hen the sstem is receiing its glo?. The main prolem ?ill e guessing the incomingoltage leel. $epending on the field densit4 it could e as high at 522 %egaolts... ?hich couldproduce prolems... Ho?eer4 if the harmonic chosen is high enough4 the effectie oltage ?ill dropconsideral. (or no?4 this phase of the reader8s education must finish until a late pulication.

The genius ?ho ?on the #oel PriFe in 1:1&G... patented oer :22 ne? processes in the field of energ

conersionG receied fourteen doctorates from uniersities all oer the ?orldG resonated the entire Earthin 1:: ?ith oer 12242224222 oltsG roadcast electricit oer t?ent-fie miles ?ithout ?iresD tolight 124222 ?atts of filament gloesG deised the sstem of alternating current po?er generation andtransmission ?hich lights the ?orld todaG designed a 8force field8 to shield America from air attac@ inIIG suggested a process for a charged-particle 8death-ra8 ?hich is no? a realitDG discussedelectrical ?eather control in practical terms in 1:25G and deised a procedure ?hich ?ould turn theupper ionosphere into a single flourescent light source to permanentl light the Earth... that rare geniusof a man4 $r. #i@ola Testa4 ?ho had crammed seeral lifetimes of research into one 4 ?as to finalle>pire - a lonel and apparentl forgotten figure - on the 7th of


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Effecting 6eather 6arefare%an of $r. Tesla8s incredile contriutions to the ?orld of phsics et remain to e reealed to thepulic... for 8securit reasons8. If he had onl @no?n ?hat horrile misuse ?ould e applied to some ofhis most promising ideas4 one ?onders if he ?ould hae een oiced them. It is certain that some of hisideas are eing used !ussia and the nited States ali@e in producing controlled ?eather phenomenaas instruments of ?ar.

In 1:7+ during the month of )ctoer4 a ne? @ind of radioKradar-amming signal manifested. The signal?as triangulated to !igaG and4 properl4 lamed on the !ussians - ?ho apologiFed profusel for a fe?lo?-freuenc tests. Those 8lo? freuencies8 ?ere in the range of 1*'HF...sound familiar6D. Ao

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