07 Apr 2014 15:13:49 Last night I read about a group, FTW (Free The W… · #10619

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07 Apr 2014 15:13:49
Last night I read about a group, FTW (Free The World Organisation) and they have released information on how to build a QEG (Quantum Energy Generator), they have built one in Taiwan, which can produce 10kw output for 1kw input which it produces itself. In essence a free energy machine, all for free might I add. Its great to see that some people are still trying to better humanity. But what about your average person like me? I hate not being able to actually make a difference especially when wise to the evils of the world, its actually quite depressing knowing that our future is in the hands of the people who don't want what's best for us and there isn't a damn thing we can do about it. Do we just live our lives hoping that a truly good person will come into power at some point and try to make things better or is there anything we can actually do to make things better for ourselves?
Michael.

 

frankyscouser
Yeah for instance the fracking demonstrations in manchester now, if more people stood with them it hinders them, together we stand divided we fall, simple quote but so so very true.
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Here is the first link that I found on FTW's (Fix The World) QEG for those interested:
http://hopegirl2012.files.wordpress.com/2014/03/qeg-user-manual-3-25-14.pdf

Thank you for posting this Michael.
As for wanting to reach people and share information to accelerate others rise in consciousness, everybody does their part according to their strengths.
Pick up a loudspeaker and exercise your right to free speech, paint a beautiful picture on an ugly public wall projecting how you think the world could be or let your heart, imagination and logic guide you to your own individual path.
zari
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Good job that wasn't built in this country or they'd be shut down faster than you can say Quantum Energy Generator. I know 2 different people one who invented a free heating system he tried all sorts for funding and got laughed out the door everywhere then paid off & shut down. Another man who got very Rich running a car on Sea Water but unfortunately not by selling his cars but for his silence. It's shocking how we get held back like this. Imagine what a world we would live in without War & with all the vaccines & cures we know is out there.

RM8
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Happy to make the post Zari! So true Franky! Haha you are too right RM8, even though it was built in Taiwan the team were extremely secretive during its production for fear that it would be shut down, it was only made public once it was completed. Thanks for the ideas Zari, however, as noble as it seems to do such things I don't believe it would make all that much of a difference to be honest, I imagine most beautiful pictures on a public wall would be classed as vandalism and quickly taken care of, (They can't have the masses questioning why our world isn't already as such, now can they?) and as for the loudspeaker idea, it would wake up some folk, the rest would most likely think your crazy. I think it would also quickly bring unwanted attention in the form of police.
I know that it all starts with talking to people and getting the information out, but I would much rather find a way to cut straight to the point and actually make the change, however futile it may seem.
Thanks for the replies everyone.
Michael.
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Hey Michael, what amount of change would justify an action?
The threat of violence by government agents is something one should get accustomed to, if they choose to be free while also being part of society.
As for the particular label, all the word "crazy" means is that someone's attempt at understanding another's logic was a failure.
Only the creator can change everything through sheer will.
zari
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Unfortunately I don't know what amount of change would justify an action. All I know is that things are slowly deteriorating and its really getting to me. People already living below the breadline are getting sanctioned by the jobcentre, taking their pittance away from them. How are people supposed to survive like that? People seem to just accept it as the norm and deal with it when in reality we should be uniting to say 'No, we won't stand for this any longer!' I just wish more people would realise this instead of shrugging it off. I don't believe any change will come any time soon but its nice to dream about it though.
Michael
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