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**Prosocorneliay** · 05-28-2008, 02:27 AM

... how nasty it can get when it comes to owning the market. my uncle has to bail ship on an engine in the 50's because he was told to stop or his family would suffer. my ex had a neighbor that was murdered when he was just about to unveil an engine that ran on water to the public. this was in the 80's. there are undoubtedly many cases of this nature, if i know about two.

there was also a young man (25 years of age) who built a carburetor that got 300 miles to a gallon. he was offered 25m. he turned it down, and was taken out soon after. he knew they would buy it and shelve it, and didn't want that to happen.

if you listen to richard hoagland, he talks about the whole free energy thing that has been available for 40 years. you can listen to the interview here: [this 3 part project camelot interview was posted on the general discussions forum by lighteye on jan 13]

05-28-2008, 02:27 AM	#6
Prosocorneliay Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 484 Senior Member	... how nasty it can get when it comes to owning the market. my uncle has to bail ship on an engine in the 50's because he was told to stop or his family would suffer. my ex had a neighbor that was murdered when he was just about to unveil an engine that ran on water to the public. this was in the 80's. there are undoubtedly many cases of this nature, if i know about two. there was also a young man (25 years of age) who built a carburetor that got 300 miles to a gallon. he was offered 25m. he turned it down, and was taken out soon after. he knew they would buy it and shelve it, and didn't want that to happen. if you listen to richard hoagland, he talks about the whole free energy thing that has been available for 40 years. you can listen to the interview here: [this 3 part project camelot interview was posted on the general discussions forum by lighteye on jan 13]
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