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Reply · frankyscouser · 13 Oct 2013 17:22
Good to know edd, this type of information is valuable if we we all use it to our advantage, what I mean by that is sending links all over social network sites or word by mouth ,

i think we like to moan about what's going on this site but something small like posting the link that edd put up can only help, rome was not built in a day, so let's get the ball running.
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Reply · frankyscouser · 13 Oct 2013 16:04
Are these smart meters compulsory in the uk edd?i just been on the government website and it says it aims to be in every household by 2020, but it does not say if you have to have the meters.
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Reply · Not Registered · 13 Oct 2013 15:02
For more info on the Rothschilds, since the adoption of that name to modern times, and their network, I would recommend a book by Eustace Mullins with the title World Order. It's a long read but well worth the effort.
Zari
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Reply · Not Registered · 13 Oct 2013 15:02
13 Oct 2013 16:00:17
Fascinating. What I am envisioning is that an Electromagnetic Toroidal Vortice would, by it's very nature, have 'broken-free' of the (our) bindings, so to speak, and of the rules that govern centripetal force and (our) physics in general. I'm talking about vehicles, Zari. Or 'pathways' (wormholes?), possibly. I'm talking about Transportation.
I'm trying the best with my vocabulary. Here are some pictures that got me thinking about this.

Mammals and Toroidal Vortice

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mHyTOcfF99o


and here; (4:10 for witness description, 5:00 for alleged photograph)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=01v2hy8FARo


So many questions, so many answers. pea
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Reply · Not Registered · 13 Oct 2013 14:15
The energy conservation principle tells us that energy is neither created out of nothing, nor can it be destroyed. It is merely transformed from one state to another. For "free" energy devices to exist then, it would mean that the energy must come from somewhere. In my opinion, these devices access a currently unrecognized, higher-dimensional field of energy.
Dimensions are all about degrees of freedom. Length is one degree of freedom, width is another etc. While being in a lower dimension, things still experience their directly higher dimension (next degree of freedom) as a lower dimensional, single directional movement. Picture it as a wave that always falls before it rises. Accordingly, we experience the effects of what we choose to refer to as "time", as a linear, single directional movement.

Attempting to understand the macrocosm becomes easier by observing the microcosm. Thus the best way to understand higher dimensions, is to observe lower dimensions and the way they are perceived, from a higher dimensional point of view.
In a single dimensional reality, beings would appear to one another as points, while however being lines.
In two dimensional reality they would appear as lines, of varying configurations, while in fact being spheres. This can be mathematically proven through the use of differentials, albeit without the dimensional factor, were a circle can be seen as the sum of an "infinite" number of lines. The constant required for this effect is π.
In three dimensional reality, all varying configurations fit in spheres, as witnessed in the platonic solids of euclidean geometry and the vitruvian man. However, we are toroidal vortices, who's smallest diameter and thus higher energy concentration passes through the heart. The single, directional limitation we experience in "time" is the contraction of a sphere, a balloon loosing its air. (In pranayama, Indian breathing exercises, the goal is to get accustomed to having your lungs equilibrium as full of air, rather than empty. It's pretty interesting to try. )

As far as utilizing these principles for energy production goes, one would have to reproduce the movement taking place inside a toroidal vortex. Nature employes Φ, the golden ratio we get from the Fibonacci series, to create the fourth dimensional spiraling movement. In this way energy is released from quantum potential by transforming its fourth dimensional movement over spacetime.
Centripetal movement, doughnut shaped coils, concave coils etc. are some examples of what can be used to imitate this.
Current technology employes the exact opposite movement in explosive reactions (centrifugal movement), to release energy from matter by transforming its long "time" movement. This guarantees the requirement of old, rare and thus hard to acquire materials.
Fun fact, the Pyramids in Egypt employ both π, the three dimensional constant and Φ, the fourth dimensional one, in their design. They "happen to be" some, if not the oldest buildings still standing today.

Zari
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Reply · frankyscouser · 13 Oct 2013 11:30
Plenty of subjects on
project camelot
richplanet. net
prisionplanet. com
redicecreations. com

thats a few of the top of my head no doubt a few regulars will have some more, welcome to the site mate.
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Reply · Not Registered · 13 Oct 2013 09:15
13 Oct 2013 09:44:34
You've got to be kidding, $1 dollar a month for this rubbish, this man just makes up a load of crap for money mate

Rabbo
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Reply · Not Registered · 13 Oct 2013 05:02
13 Oct 2013 02:20:14
I hadn't even noticed that Ryan, maybe they disappointed. I meant to put more on my second comment but ran out of time. Mort
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Reply · Not Registered · 12 Oct 2013 21:13
Franky like any organisation if you go high enough it always comes down to 1 man.

Sure there may be some sort of executive committee with whoever one it (Pope, Queen, Rothschild etc etc) but it would just be an advisory body who goes off and overseas various projects.

Forgive the analogy but I see it like the Spectre meeting in Thunderball, you have Blofeld sat there getting progress reports from all his deputies. Well maybe not quite like that but you get the gist.

Who knows maybe the bloodline didn't die out and their now top of the tree doling out orders to top placed agents, also of the bloodline to lesser degrees.

Mort
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Reply · Not Registered · 12 Oct 2013 21:13
How can there be two disagrees to Mort's comment at 18. 02? Is it just me or is that a bit odd? He didn't even express an opinion.

Ryan.
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Reply · frankyscouser · 12 Oct 2013 21:13
Mort if things are dire enough it will happen, south america is a prime example in the 1980s were the people had enough, I posted a oliver stone documentary further down the page on here "south of the border" and the problems they had like recession/rising taxes/people losing their homes etc is happening here and will continue to get a hell of a lot worse, I think we all agree that its a matter of time before the dollar completely collapses and implodes and the day that happens watch what happens here!
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Reply · Not Registered · 12 Oct 2013 18:30
Yeah read that earlier, bit worrying really.

Franky the masses may wake up but I doubt they'll be in a position to do owt about it.

Mort
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Reply · Not Registered · 12 Oct 2013 16:23
Exactly pea,
The projects most likely started producing results somewhere around 1950. That's when they announced that nothing came from all the R&D and proceeded to turn them into black projects. Standard procedure.
T&A is tits and ass.
Zari
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Reply · frankyscouser · 12 Oct 2013 14:38
What I meant by religion does not interest me is I find other subjects more interesting even though religion is one of many layers connected to subjects I am interested in.
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Reply · Not Registered · 12 Oct 2013 14:08
12 Oct 2013 14:05:24
It's also notable that the paper trail of research into these areas stopped, yes came to an abrupt halt, in the 1950's. Do you think for a second that it had been taken as far as it could go? pea
P. S. Zari, what is T&A?
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Reply · frankyscouser · 12 Oct 2013 11:48
No one has come out and denied they have fake sacrifices and and worship the occult.
do I think real sacrifices have took place there?
yes I do.
do I think it still happens there?
no not a chance, its a bit like area 51,
once you have heard of it then it gets moved on somewhere else more secretive.
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Reply · Geordie Al · 12 Oct 2013 11:48
Cheers franky, ill watch it now. Surprised religion doesn't interest you though.
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