[mikefertynnz]

i graduated in 1973 and a year later i ran into a friend of mine who went to m.i.t. i asked him what he was doing for the betterment of mankind? and he told me that he was worried because one of his friends had just finished a prototype for a carburetor that got over 70 miles to a gallon of gas. he was visited by a couple of government looking people and he was gone the next day. no one knew anything about where he went, he was just gone.

there seems to be a long list of inventors who have died mysterious deaths or have just vanished. i believe that the truth is about to be revealed and it will be the catalyst that changes the world we live in.

i do think that david w. is right and that as the truth comes out we must focus on the future and let the past be history. you can not change the past, without changing the future. as free energy becomes available, the way we think about how our society operates, will evolve, and new opportunities will take the place of the jobs lost. we all must be willing to accept this and strive for it to happen as fast as possible. the only way for us to get past this is to embrace it. the world must be ready to move into a better way of living.