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Hello All,


This is my first posting, and therefore I will avoid diving directly into a specific discussion.

I came across this site from an Air America Radio BB (mikemalloy.com).

My feeling is that uncovering the truth behind the 9/11 attacks has become singly the most important issue for the entire globe.

While that sounds dramatic, I feel that this country's administration is using those events as a justification for dismantling the U.S. Constitution, consolidating absolute power in the hands of one person, and justifying wholesale war on any country based on the "knowledge" of terrorist activities by the president. Because of the overwhelming military superiority held by this nation, all others find themselves at the mercy of the U.S. leadership.

9/11 has gone beyond being a tragic national occurrence to becoming an excuse for violating the globally accepted principles of diplomacy and mutual cooperation.

Understanding the entirety of the event is a monumental task, although enormous quantities of research already exist.

As more people become interested in discovering the truth, the truth will be very difficult to conceal.

I personally feel that the U.S. Government is purposefully avoiding the discovery of the truth.

Without U.S. government cooperation, this is going to be an uphill battle.


Good Luck
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Hi Eugene
EugeneAxeman wrote: As more people become interested in discovering the truth, the truth will be very difficult to conceal.
I feel and hope that too, but then again 'feeling' is for people who are too lazy to do research, and hope is for people who consciously or unconsciously refrain from making any changes in their life...;) But I concur fully, it is gettin harder to keep the truth hidden... The battle against disinfo is also of an uphill character, so finding out what is good information is crucial.

Welcome aboard...

Carful with that Axe, Eugene! ;)

-EAK-
"I'm pulling the plug on you now, Jmmanuel... I hope your resurrection ship is nearby..."

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I have to say, I think I mentioned once before:
I DO know one retired ex-Intelligence person and I do not believe that they're fake.

I'm just gonna post a couple personal things sent to me. This one is about Iran.

Even though we may be manipulating/controlling Iran on some level, I would not put it past the neocons to launch an insane war of the worlds there, to appease Israel, and to 'force' the full weight of the US mil behind the endeavor --- once you start, you can't stop.

i just learned, this came from here:
http://www.lit.org/view/33570


Our children need to be told the truth. Our sons and daughters need to realize that choosing to be a soldier means a decision to place themselves among “the damned,” since no matter what they end up doing while on the field of battle, they will eventually be damned…… damned if they do and damned if they do not. Realizing that compliance with a superior’s order to shoot and kill the enemy may well lead to the damnation (the self-extirpation) of one’s soul.

On the other hand, noncompliance will lead to that of being court-martialed.

However, regardless of the chaotic rigors of battle, regardless how terribly difficult it might be to figure out what one ought (or ought not) do, the lowest man on the totem pole, the grunt, rather than his superiors at the top, will be the one held responsible, the individual most likely to spend time in prison, and in some cases, the one most likely to be put to death for having killed an innocent victim.

Of course, along with the fact that most recruits will never receive any educational benefits, that their training in the military is for the most part irrelevant to jobs in the civilian sector, that their military recruiter was always a salesman and never a friend, that he was nothing more than “an advanced grunt” trying desperately, and far too often dishonestly, to meet a quota set for him by a military needing more bodies to be placed on the battlefield, the military recruit needs to understand that he is “an expendable,” that his life has little or no value whatsoever for those at the top, that he is nothing more than mere cannon fodder, a redundant grunt filling a slot on the “front lines” of battle enriching the military-industrial complex, a conglomeration of the transnationally rich, felons whose prosperity depends upon the promise of more wars to come!

Just yesterday I discovered that a new bill, HR 4752, The Universal National Service Act of 2006 (a fancy name for a bill that would bring back “the draft”), has been introduced to The House of Representatives.

Because the United States government (meaning the Bush-Cheney administration) is on the verge of militarily invading Iran, a conflict that might well lead to all out war in the Middle East, the United States Congress is not taking any chances.

Such a bill “on the table,” and ready to be passed (enacted) when necessary, will authorize the United States government to once again initiate a military draft for each and every man and woman aged 18 to 42. Although most of the people I have discussed this matter with have told me that there is no way our government would reinstitute the draft since such would no doubt represent political suicide. And they are right.

However, there is one thing that trumps the need to avoid political self-immolation, and that is the need to have an adequate supply of soldiers on the ground to fight the next war, the “Battle of Iran,” a conflagration likely to draw in the remainder of countries in the Middle East, partisans who may well begin to realize that we, as a nation, had no business meddling in the affairs of the Middle East, no right to have sent our soldiers a world away in order to occupy that of another country.



Anyone here disagree that --- with full respect to Fintan's analysis --- a Neocon war on Iran is still a reasonable possibility?

also says, You're right about getting onto the same page- the sooner the better. meaning "Americans need to get up to date on what's really going on, i.e., next level stuff."

I got some further info on US military history, but it wouldnt be right to post, as it's not mere mainstream fodder and the CIA could probably do some sort of language analysis if they really wanted to.
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STEPHEN E. JONES: ""Is this a shortcut to fusion energy? Read my lips: No!"

Cold Fusion's CIA Mole

In the CIA Internet Fakes, released 4th August, 2005, we outed
a host of websites --either controlled by the CIA/FBI/KGB/ETC,
or hopelessly compromised by willingly gushing out heaps of Intel-
designed 9/11 Tabloid Crud. This analysis shows how the agency
has previously used Stephen E. Jones to destroy cold fusion research.


Latest: Audio by Fintan Dunne
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by Fintan Dunne, BreakForNews.com 15 June, 2006

....ALSO

Some very interesting reading below...
Audio Show Links & References

Scholarly Group of "Experts" Questions 9/11
http://breakfornews.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=38


Prof. Steven E. Jones VIDEO and review: Feb. 1,
http://portland.indymedia.org/en/2006/02/333621.shtml


Scholars for 9/11 Truth
http://www.st911.org/


The Scientific Panel Investigating Nine-Eleven
http://www.physics911.net/spine.htm


The Physics Of September Eleventh
http://www.zdlr.net/board/index.php?showtopic=13473


"Cold Fusion: The Musical"
http://breakfornews.com/offsitearchive/ ... usical.htm
http://www.biz-architect.com/cold_fusion.htm

Messenger: Dr. Stephen Jones? I've got a package here for Dr. Stephen Jones of Brigham Young University.
Jones: Not right now, I'm busy.
Messenger: But I've got a grant proposal here, Dr. Jones. It's from the Department of Energy. They want you to review it.
( Dr. Jones spins around dramatically. He takes the proposal.)
Jones: Department of Energy? Better let me have a look at it. Thanks kid.


Physicists Debunk Claim Of a New Kind of Fusion
By Malcolm W. Browne, Special to the NYT May 3, 1989
http://partners.nytimes.com/library/nat ... usion.html

Hopes that a new kind of nuclear fusion might give the world an unlimited source of cheap energy appear to have been dealt a devastating blow by scientific evidence presented here. In two days of meetings lasting until midnight, members of the American Physical Society heard fresh experimental evidence from many researchers that nuclear fusion in a jar of water does not exist. Physicists seemed generally persuaded as the sessions ended that assertions of "cold fusion" were based on nothing more than experimental errors by scientists in Utah.

Dr. Jones, who used a device similar to the one in the Pons-Fleischmann experiment, did not claim that any useful energy was produced. But he did report that slightly more neutrons were detected while the cell was operating than could be expected from normal sources. The result suggests at least the possibility of fusion, he said, although it is not likely to be useful as an energy source. Physicists who have investigated Dr. Jones's report have been fairly restrained in their criticism, acknowledging that Dr. Jones is a careful scientist. But from the outset they have expressed profound skepticism of claims by Dr. Fleischmann and Dr. Pons.

Dr. Jones himself spoke at the meeting, and although participants questioned him sharply about his experiment, questioning was generally friendly. He drew cheers and laughter when he concluded his talk by saying, "Is this a shortcut to fusion energy? Read my lips: No!" He defended his own experiment, describing his results as a "fragile flower" that would never grow into a "tree" producing useful energy, but could nevertheless "beautify" science.


Steven E. Jones on Wikipedia
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steven_E._Jones

The Jones [muon-catalyzed fusion] process.... demonstrated excellent validation that nuclear processes can occur in a relatively simple, room temperature experiment. Jones did not claim that any useful energy was produced. Rather, he reported slightly more neutrons were detected from experiments than could be expected from normal sources. Jones said the result suggested at least the possibility of fusion, though unlikely to be useful as an energy source. A New York Times article entitled Physicists Debunk Claim Of a New Kind of Fusion notes that while peer-reviewers were quite critical of Pons and Fleishchmann's research, they did not apply such criticism to Jones' much more modest findings. The reviewing physicists stated that "Dr. Jones is a careful scientist."


Muon-catalyzed fusion
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muon-catalyzed_fusion

Muon-catalyzed fusion is a process allowing nuclear fusion to take place at room temperature. Although it can be produced reliably with the right equipment and has been much studied, it is believed that the poor energy balance will prevent it from ever becoming a practical power source. It used to be known as cold fusion; however, this term is now avoided as it can create confusion with other suggested forms of room-temperature fusion.

In muon-catalyzed fusion, deuterium and tritium nuclei form atoms with muons, which are essentially heavy electrons. The muons orbit very close to the nuclei, shielding the positive charge of the nuclei and allowing them to move close enough to fuse. The muons survive the fusion reactions and remain available to catalyze further fusions. Andrei Sakharov and F. C. Frank predicted this effect of muon-catalyzed fusion on theoretical grounds before 1950.



The War Against Cold Fusion - What's really behind it?
Hal Plotkin, Special to SF Gate Monday, May 17, 1999
http://www.halplotkin.com/SFGate019.htm

In this case, an unholy alliance seems to have come together. The principle players are the fossil fuel industry, which has no interest in seeing itself eclipsed by a new, non-polluting source of energy, and the mainstream physics community, which wants to protect, seemingly at all costs, the federal funding it relies on to continue its massively expensive hot fusion experiments.

In a telling interview, former Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) executive Tom Passell says that at least some of those involved in the campaign to debunk cold fusion intentionally misled congressional investigators and the public. Passell says that shortly after the ERAB panel persuasively denounced cold fusion as junk science in congressional testimony, some of the members of that panel quietly came to EPRI seeking money so they could study the phenomena themselves.

According to conventional nuclear theory, for example, the sun should be emitting a steady stream of neutrinos, particles that are produced in hot nuclear fusion reactions, as those reactions are currently understood. The only problem is, neutrinos coming from the sun have not been detected in the numbers current theory predicts. In the parlance of the field, this is known as the "problem of the sun's missing neutrinos." For some reason, the same mainstream physicists who claim cold fusion can't exist because cold fusion cells don't produce all the expected nuclear by-products don't make the same claim about the sun. Instead, they maintain it is merely a problem of neutrino measurement. The sun's "missing neutrinos" are there, they say, we just can't measure them accurately enough.

But at least some cold fusion theorists are beginning to think the two phenomena might be related. They suspect that more than one type of fusion may be occurring within the sun, and that what is happening in the little Pons-Flieschmann cells might provide at least part of the explanation about what is going on.

It may be hard to believe that people with vested interests could have been responsible for dampening, and nearly killing, this field for the last 10 years. Until you realize how much money is involved. We're not just talking about the $15 billion the U.S. has spent in the last few decades to support the work of hot fusion scientists... The foundation of the fossil fuel dependent international economy is also on the line, down to the last nuclear power plant, coal mine, and neighborhood gas station. It's no wonder some people are worried. It would be remarkable if they were not taking steps to stop advancements in this field.


What If Cold Fusion Is Real?
http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/6.11 ... on_pr.html

"Cold fusion" and "hoax" became synonymous in most people's minds, and today, everyone knows that the idea has been discredited. Or has it?


In March 1989, the University of Utah promoted the work using hyperbole it would live to regret: "Breakthrough process has potential to provide inexhaustible source of energy" was the headline on the press release. This seemed so implausible that The New York Times at first refused to print the story. But a reporter named Jerry Bishop, of The Wall Street Journal, was less inhibited. Partly catalyzed by Bishop's revelations, cold fusion became a major media event.

A science writer named Gary Taubes, who has written two books and several articles investigating allegations of fraudulent activity in science, went to Texas A&M on a fact-finding mission.

"We thought Taubes was genuine at first," Bockris told me recently, speaking in a clipped, precise British accent that he acquired before he moved to the United States in 1953. "We exposed our lab books to him, and told him our results. But then he said to Packham, my grad student, 'I've turned off the tape, now you can tell me - it's a fraud, isn't it? If you confess to me now, I won't be hard on you, you'll be able to pursue your career.'"

Palladium is a quixotic metal. "If you chop a rod into three or four sections," says Bockris, "you get the confusing and ridiculous effect that the first section works splendidly, and the second doesn't work at all, probably because of inconsistently distributed impurities." Cold fusion researchers have observed that it is inhibited, also, if the heavy water is excessively contaminated with water vapor from the atmosphere.

Pons and Fleischmann were not fully aware of these potential factors at the time of their press conference. A year later, the subtleties of cold fusion experimentation were better understood - but by this time, it was too late. The concept had been ridiculed and denounced.

...Martin Fleischmann was there, pacing impatiently, as bad-tempered as a snapping turtle - though he could be charming when he felt like it.... I asked why his lab in the south of France had lost its funding. "Minoru Toyoda was a great man," said Fleischmann. "Not the kind of man you find very often, who is willing to say, 'This is what I am going to do, and I don't care if you think I am mad.' After he died -" Fleischmann grimaced. "What you have to ask yourself is, who wants this discovery? Do you imagine the seven sisters [the world's top oil companies] want it? Does it fit into any idea of macroeconomics or microeconomics? I don't think so.

Significant, and ignored - though some mainstream scientists maintained a discreet interest in the field. Around 1992, McKubre says, he was summoned for an audience with legendary physicist Edward Teller. "He asked probing questions, in better depth, I think, than anyone else on the planet. You could see what a giant intellect he must have been in his time. I was subjected to this interrogation for four hours. At the end of it Teller said that he did not think that cold fusion was a reality, but if it were, he could account for it with a very small change in the laws of physics as he understood them, and it would prove to be an example of nuclear catalysis at an interface. I still don't understand what he meant by that, but I'm quite willing to believe that it's correct."

According to an estimate by David Nagel at the Naval Research Laboratory, only four of approximately 5,000 academic journals worldwide will consider papers that mention low-temperature fusion.

....Mallove also edits Infinite Energy, a magazine which Arthur C. Clarke had helped to fund; and this turned out to be a wild grab bag of eye-popping assertions and evangelistic rants against the establishment. In the March-June 1997 issue, for instance, an article was headlined:

Low-Energy Bulk-Process Alchemy
One-Tenth Gram of Thorium Becomes Titanium and Copper
Most Sacrosanct Principles of Physics Overturned

At the same time, buried among the far-fetched claims were rigorous reports from credentialed scientists. The result was schizophrenic, like a collision between American Journal of Physics and Weekly World News......



Whatever Happened to Cold Fusion? by David Goodstein
http://www.its.caltech.edu/~dg/fusion_art.html

The origins of Cold Fusion have been loudly and widely documented in the press and popular literature. Pons and Fleischmann, fearing they were about to be scooped by a competitor named Steven Jones from nearby Brigham Young University, and with the encouragement of their own administration, held a press conference on March 23, 1989 at the University of Utah, to announce what seemed to be the scientific discovery of the century. Nuclear fusion, producing usable amounts of heat, could be induced to take place on a table-top by electrolyzing heavy water, using electrodes made of palladium and platinum, two precious metals. If so, the world's energy problems were at an end, to say nothing of the fiscal difficulties of the University of Utah. What followed was a kind of feeding frenzy, science by press conference and e-mail, confirmations and disconfirmations, claims and retractions, ugly charges and obfuscation, science gone berserk. For all practical purposes, it ended a mere 5 weeks after it began, on May 1st, 1989, at a dramatic session of The American Physical Society, in Baltimore. Although there were numerous presentations at this session, only two really counted. Steven Koonin and Nathan Lewis, speaking for himself and Charles Barnes, all three from Caltech, executed between them a perfect slam-dunk that cast Cold Fusion right out of the arena of mainstream science.

At the Baltimore meeting, Pons and Fleischmann did not attend, but Jones did, and he was the first speaker. He pointed out just how small was the effect he claimed to see compared to what Pons and Fleischmann were claiming.

Experiments done in the U.S. and in Japan, and reported at the Maui meeting indicate that the missing ingredient may have been found. In all the various Cold Fusion experiments, the first step is to load deuterium into the body of metallic palladium. The issue is how much deuterium gets into the metal. The ratio of the number of atoms of deuterium in the metal to the number of atoms of palladium is called x. It turns out, by means of electrolysis, or by putting the metal in deuterium gas, that it is rather easy to get x up to the range of about 0.6 or 0.7. That is already a startlingly high figure.... In other words, palladium (and certain other metals including titanium) soak up almost unbelievable amounts of hydrogen or deuterium if given the chance.... Both the American and Japanese groups showed data indicating there is a sharp threshold at x=0.85. Below that value (which can only be reached with great difficulty and under favorable circumstances) excess heat is never observed. But, once x gets above that value, excess heat is essentially always observed, according to the reports presented at Maui, and recounted by Franco Scaramuzzi in his seminar at the University of Rome.


Cold fusion on Wikipedia
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cold_fusion

The popular press sometimes use the term "cold fusion" to describe "globally cold, locally hot" plasma fusion that occurs in table-top apparatus such as pyroelectric fusion. Another form of true "locally cold" fusion, muon-catalyzed fusion, is a well-established phenomenon but has currently no potential to become a source of energy.

The press conference of March 23, 1989 followed about a year of work of increasing tempo by Fleischmann and Pons, who had been working on their basic experiments since 1984. In 1988 they applied to the US Department of Energy for funding for a larger series of experiments: up to this point they had been running their experiments "out of pocket". The grant proposal was turned over to several people for peer review, including Steven E. Jones of Brigham Young University. Jones had worked on muon-catalyzed fusion for some time, and had written an article on the topic entitled Cold Nuclear Fusion that had been published in Scientific American in July 1987.

Both teams were in Utah, and met on several occasions to discuss sharing work and techniques. During this time Fleischmann and Pons described their experiments as generating considerable "excess energy", excess in that it could not be explained by chemical reactions alone. If this were true, their device would have considerable commercial value, and should be protected by patents. Jones was measuring neutron flux instead, and seems to have considered it primarily of scientific interest, not commercial.

On May 1 the American Physical Society held a session on cold fusion that ran past midnight; a string of failed experiments were reported. A second session started the next day with other negative reports, and 8 of the 9 leading speakers said that they ruled the Utah claim as dead. By the end of May much of the media attention had faded. As 1989 wore on, cold fusion was considered by mainstream scientists to be self-deception, experimental error and even fraud, and was held out as a prime example of pseudoscience. The United States Patent and Trademark Office has rejected most patent applications related to cold fusion since then.

In 1991, Dr. Eugene Mallove said that the negative report issued by MIT's Plasma Fusion Center in 1989 was highly influential in the controversy, but was fraudulent: a chart was purposely modified to hide the fact that excess heat was actually observed at MIT. In protest of this alleged scientific misconduct, he resigned from his post of chief science writer at the MIT News office on June 7, 1991. He hypothesizes that the mainstream physics community had no interest in accepting the possibility of cold fusion, because it would take away funding from plasma research.

Nobel Laureate Julian Schwinger says that he has experienced "the pressure for conformity in editor's rejection of submitted papers, based on venomous criticism of anonymous reviewers. The replacement of impartial reviewing by censorship will be the death of science".[43] He resigned as Member and Fellow of the American Physical Society, in protest of its peer review practice on cold fusion.

In 1995, Clean Energy Technology, Inc (CETI) demonstrated a 1-kilowatt cold fusion reactor at the Power-Gen '95 Americas power industry trade show in Anaheim, CA. They obtained several patents from the USPTO. As of 2006, no cold fusion reactor has been commercialized by CETI or the patent holders.


Cold Fusion's History
http://peswiki.com/index.php/PowerPedia:Cold_fusion

Pons and Fleischmann were more or less forced by their employer, The University of Utah, to come forward and make their announcement in a hasty manner, in order to ensure the University had a jump on the competition for patent rights to their discovery.


Timeline of cold fusion
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_cold_fusion

1984 - Martin Fleischmann and Stanley Pons of the University of Utah begin experimenting with electrolytic cells
1986 March - Brigham Young University develop plans for research using electrolytic cells
1987 July - Steven E. Jones of Brigham Young University publishes an article entitled "Cold Nuclear Fusion" in Scientific American
1988 - Fleischmann and Pons apply to the US Department of Energy for funding for research
1988 Sept 28 - Jones reviews the application of Fleischmann and Pons, and recommends approval
1989 Feb 23 - Fleischmann and Pons visit Brigham Young University laboratory
1989 March 6 - the University of Utah and Brigham Young University meet and apparently agree to submit papers simultaneously on March 24
1989 March 11 - Fleischmann and Pons submit a Preliminary Note paper to the Journal of Electroanalytical Chemistry
1989 March 23 - Fleischmann and Pons announces the production of excess heat at a press conference at the University of Utah
1989 March 23 - Jones submit his paper to Nature


Fleischmann Joins D2Fusion to Develop Cold Fusion
http://pesn.com/2006/03/24/9600253_Flei ... _D2Fusion/


Latest on Cold Fusion -- 17 Years and Heating Up
http://freeenergynews.com/Directory/ColdFusion/

Cold Fusion -- The Sun in a bottle
http://www.alternativescience.com/cold_fusion.htm

Professor Steve Jones of BYU said his team had actually been producing similar results since 1985, but that the power outputs obtained has been microscopically small, too small in fact to be useful as a power source.

An unnamed spokesman for the Harwell research laboratory -- the home of institutional nuclear research in Britain -- spoke to the Daily Telegraph saying that 'we have not yet had the slightest repetition of the results claimed by professors Martin Fleischmann and Stanley Pons.

Dr Richard Petrasso of the Plasma Fusion Centre of the ultra prestigious Massachusetts Institute of Technology presented the results of a series of intensive investigations into the Fleischmann-Pons experiment. The fundamental data put forward by the two men, said Petrasso, was probably a 'glitch'. Dr Ronald Parker, director of MIT's Plasma Fusion Centre, said; 'We're asserting that their neutron emission was below what they thought it was, including the possibility that it could have been none at all.' Thus within two months of its original announcement, cold fusion had been dealt a fatal blow by two of the world's most prestigious nuclear research centres, each receiving millions of pounds a year to fund research in hot fusion.

According to Dr Eugene Mallove, who worked as chief science writer in MIT's press office, ....some of those in charge at MIT's Plasma Fusion Centre had embarked on a deliberate policy of ridiculing cold fusion and that to do so they had -- almost incredibly -- fudged the results of their own research.

An Afternoon to Remember:
Cold Fusion Session of APS Meeting
(March 16, 2006)
http://www.infinite-energy.com/iemagazi ... eting.html

A a wonderful opportunity to get up to speed in what has been happening “beneath the radar” of the conventionally-minded Establishment for the past nearly two decades.... My prayers is that Martin Fleischmann and Stan Pons will live long enough to receive the recognition (e.g., from the Swedish Royal Academy) that they so richly deserve as among mankind’s truly greatest benefactors.

Scott Chubb’s own paper appears to embody a very important theoretical breakthrough.... Using semi-classical band-state theory, in the light of many accepted deep results in solid-state physics, Scott has estimated that resonant tunneling times depend critically upon crystal size. According to Scott’s continuation of the theory which he had started in his ICCF11 paper (Proceedings, p. 663), crystals smaller than about 6 nm are too small and crystals larger than about 60 microns have tunneling times longer than a month!

To say that Fangel Gareev is an audacious thinker is an understatement. Reading his essay on “the universal resonance principle of synchronization” in the Proceedings of ICCF11 (pp. 469-473) motivated me to download and study the first reference in his Abstract (at arXiv Nucl-th/0511092) which is so thought-provoking that I am left mentally breathless. Following some published speculations of Schrödinger in his famous essay “What is Life?,” Gareev proposes that the radius of the lowest Bohr orbit is a universal length in nature and that everything in chemistry and even biochemistry can be understood in terms of integral multiples of said length and corresponding frequency harmonics.

Investigative reporter Steve Krivit has been diligently exploring every plausible development in the entire CF field, and surprised me by having persuaded Hyunik Yang and his former Russian collaborator Vysotskii to disclose at ICCF12 some of the formerly closely-held information regarding Innovative Energy Solutions Inc., where in June 2005 Fleischmann, McKubre, Hagelstein, Beaudette, Krivit, and myself were privileged to witness what purported to be the first large-scale (20 kilowatts!) CF power demonstration.


US Navy Report Supports Cold Fusion
http://www.infinite-energy.com/iemagazi ... /navy.html

By the Second International Conference on Cold Fusion, held at Villa Olmo, Como, Italy, in June/July 1991, the altitude toward Cold Fusion was beginning to take on a more scientific basis. The number of flash-in-the-pan "believers" had diminished, and the "skeptics" were beginning to be faced with having to explain the anomalous phenomenon, which by this time had been observed by many credible scientists throughout the world. Shortly after this conference, the Office of Naval Research (ONR) proposed a collaborative effort involving the Naval Command, Control and Ocean Surveillance Center, RDT&E Division, which subsequently has become the Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center, San Diego (SSC San Diego); the Naval Air Warfare Center, Weapons Division, China Lake; and the Naval Research Laboratory (NRL). The effort's basic premise was to investigate the anomalous effects associated with the prolonged charging of the Pd/D system and "to contribute in collegial fashion to a coordinated tri-laboratory experiment."

We do not know if Cold Fusion will be the answer to future energy needs, but we do know the existence of Cold Fusion phenomenon through repeated observations by scientists throughout the world. It is time that this phenomenon be investigated so that we can reap whatever benefits accrue from additional scientific understanding. It is time for government funding organizations to invest in this research. --Dr. Frank E. Gordon, Head Navigation and Applied Sciences Department. Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center, San Diego

Vol.I, 3.5 Meg ~121 pages
http://www.spawar.navy.mil/sti/publicat ... 2-vol1.pdf

Vol. II, 178 pgs, 42,810 kbytes
http://www.spawar.navy.mil/sti/publicat ... 2-vol2.pdf


Online library of over 400 original source scientific papers on cold fusion
http://lenr-canr.org/


Jed Rothwell's Cold Fusion Site
http://www.lenr-canr.org/


Cold Fusion for Dummies [PDF]
http://www.lenr-canr.org/acrobat/StormsEcoldfusione.pdf

Early in the history, great effort was made to detect neutrons, an expected nuclear product from the d-d fusion reaction.Except for occasional bursts, the emission rate was found to be near the limit of detection or completely absent.This fact was used to reject theinitial claim. It is now believed that the few observed neutrons are caused by a secondary nuclear reaction, possibility having nothing to do witht hehelium producing reaction. Tritium is another expectedproduct of d-d fusion, which was sought. Too little tritium was detected so that once again the original claims were inconsistent with expectations. Nevertheless, the amount of tritium detected could not be explained by any prosaic process.... Various nuclear products normally associated with d-d fusion also have been detected as energeticemissions, but at very low rates. Clearly, unusual nuclear processes are occurring in material where none should be found.
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Was Prof. Stephen E. Jones previously a woman?
Just wondering why his hips are so huge. His physique looks all out of proportion.

Nothing wrong with being a transexual though. It certainly would fit in with standard CIA recruitment practices.
dilbert_g

Just an offering ... on CIA FAKE-ism in general and specifically Dave Emory.

As a Jew, I'm a supporter of Arabs against Zionist fascism ... and the reverse. As a human being, I'm strongly against all forms of fascism.

That said, there's something about Dave Emory. He has a lot of detailed info.
Emory seems prejudiced towards Israel. I have heard him mention literal between Israeli Zionists and Fascists even Nazis. I also now know about Israeli support of Hamas, as a deterrent to Fatah and the possibility of peace breaking out accidentally with Arafat.

It's clear that Sami al-Arian was a strong Bush supporter, and a tight ally with the Grover Norquist/Newt Gingrich far Right Republicans. I saw al-Arian as a victim, but Emory scoffs at his liberal anti-fascist friends. I don't know how much I can trust this.

Bush's Buddy - The Acquittal of Sammy the Aryan
http://wfmu.org/listen.ram?show=17518

Some details on the Third Reich
FTR #155: Nuclear Weapons and the "Underground Reich"
http://wfmu.org/listen.ram?show=17917

For me to consider this balanced, Emory would have to also mention the brutal Israeli OCCUPATION at least once. Yet he covers the Bush connections to the Third Reich and other deep connections very well.

I don't think Emory is CIA funded, though John Loftus invites him to a conference, he complains that he might not have the money to go.

He mentions the Underground Reich funnelling weapons to the Middle East, and the use of populations for their agenda. Some INTERESTING titles.

FTR #155: Nuclear Weapons and the "Underground Reich"
FTR 544: Return of the Standard-I.G. Agreement of 1929.
FTR 520: Update On White Supremecists & Neo Nazi's
FTR 511: Uncle Sam & the Swastika, 25 Years Later
FTR #481: An Interview with John Buchanan (about the Bush-Nazi history)
FTR #450 - 9/11, Proxy War, and the Underground Reich
FTR 291: From Kennebunkport to Pearl Harbor: Bush, Moon, & the Rising Sun
FTR #350: It Took 3 Years To Kill Kennedy

can't wait to hear Fintans new stuff
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Incredible stuff, Jerry. I think you're getting to the real knitty gritty of the scale of the grand deceptions and Byzantine complexity of the games being played against us all. The psywar of it. The middle east dumbfounds recent observers since to know the whole story, one has to really dig into a progression of events going back at least 60 years, and most of what really happened and for what is hidden. It think it's bigger than Zionism--the supposed 'master plot'. Zionism may be an elaborate front cover, the way the more recent 'Islamic Fanatacism' is a more obvious front cover. Behind all this shit is something bigger than it appears. And the 'conspiracy' sure ain't exclusively Jewish. Never was. We're all being played for suckers.

It's fascinating to me, how the Bush icon is played to one group for their NAZI supporting side, which was absolutely true......and simultaneously played as neocon Zionists taking orders straight from the Knesset.

The study of that dichotemy alone took me way far into gleaning that the real picture is far larger than the level of the NSDAP and Israeli tanks in Gaza and all the rest of it. Above the slaughter there's a level where fascists sit down with Zionists and Saudi Shieks and KGB hang out with CIA and everybody at the table sucks down prawns and click champainge toasts to each other and have a good laff on us all.

About a year ago I came to suspect that the presence of Zionists with commie (Russian) names peppered through the neocon establishment is type casting. The Neocon/Zionist thing is just another layer of camelflouge for something bigger. The big time Zionist leaders never had any qualms about sacrificing Jews and the Saudis who are the real villians of the Middle East lose no sleep over their brothers in Allah getting creamed and dusted with depleted uranium, etc. These guys have been running a racket on us all.

I don't know how it is right now, but I know that back in the 90's I heard from people who visited Israel that the average Israeli doesn't hate Palestinians and vice versa, but the Israeli government and so-called 'representatives' like Hammas and the old PLO just never quit fucking things up. Yasser Arafat was found to be worth over a billion bucks when he died.

As for this "Fanatical Islam" that we're told is due to latent backwardness of the population of the Muslim world, was fading away, no threat at all during the 60's and 70's when the US State Department's program was to build a bond in the region, both Iran and Iraq were examples of rapid 'westernization' both economically and perceptually in those countries.
The along came Zbignew Brezenski and Henry Kissenger with this notion of fucking up the Middle East with a scenario Brezeinski dreamed up called, "the Clash of Civiliztion" This 'theory' was turned over to the think tanks and Ivy League political science professors, and -- out of the blue --- the equivalent of the American KKK takes over the progressive government of Iran.
Now that I back track, this seems very suspicious.

Meanwhile, Peace was about to break out in the Middle East, with Carter's work getting Sadat and Begin to sign a real peace accord........and ka-boom, Sadat gets strafed at waste level by Syrian assassins. I see a pattern here.......50 years of constructive and succeeding State Department work for a peaceful progression to peace in the Middle East. Gone in a few years and making Bresenski's weird thesis of 1978 look like prophecy.

I think being a prophet is easy when you've got the CIA and Mossad in your corner to help give the future a few 'tweaks'. Especially if the planners aren't thinking in terms of Zionism or Islam at all, but are thinking of scenarios to keep regions of the world in turmoil to weaken everyone who might be opposed to Globalism. You'd want their leadership dead, deposed, and the people in constant war for meaningless reasons.

So my conclusion now is that we witnessed a series of coup d'tats at the end of the '70's and going into the 80's. We just we'rent informed or hip as to who was behind it, or who the enemies really were. I was in college with Persians, Israelis, and Arabs before the Shah hit the fan....and everyone was tolerant of each other. The future they'd been sold was learning to get along for fun and profit. The Coup d'Tat in Iran surprised everyone and turned it all upside down. Nobody at that time knew what the fuck was happening, they just knew it was very, very bad for the future.

One thing is for sure. Divisiveness is caused and fuelled by government intervention. Anyplace, anytime people are getting along or trying to, comes the 'state terror attack', masquerading as 'people's groups' as phoney as the Symbionese Liberation Army, and of course goverment's gleeful response is to roll the SWAT teams and tanks out in the streets to scare the livin' shit out of everybody.

The Hegelian dialectic is only for the public to believe. Above that, it appears that Fascists, Zionists, and Shieks are conspiring to create chaos and division everywhere, and what they really are is Globalist sociopaths bringing down all national soverignty, religions, fair trade, and human rights in general.
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Quick introduction, as I am very tired. Sorry to be a bit off topic.

Fintan, I have been following your work for a couple of weeks now and I must say I am astounded!

It has certainly brought a great deal of crucial clarity to my life, and I vented some of these realizations in a comment spot on the famous 911blogger.
I am young and stupid, said things I shouldn't have said so I may have not represented these ideas very well but I must say that these people just don't fucking get it.

Here is a rant(a bit offputting) I put up on Prof. Jones. Ignored.

http://www.haloscan.com/comments/dazini ... 876647023/

And here are some other comments that were greeted maturely by Jon Gold, but brutally attacked by a man named "Chris".
http://www.haloscan.com/comments/dazini ... 882325614/

Within minutes, they forgot about my post and where back talking about "the grove". GOOD LORD!

I guess the inital shock of watching loose change is one thing, but the discovery that your entire movement may be a farce is just too much.

Perhaps I just didn't get my( and partially and initailly yours) ideas across very well. Heck knows I learned from the experience. :oops:

More later. greetings and luck to all
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Worst part is..after I apologize for getting abit fiery and this Chris person accepts it, he goes absolutely nuts when I question the value of Loose Change.
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I am guilty of doing what I claim to be immune to, getting involved in pointless spats about 9/11. Spending the last 2 hours on that stupid site fighting with people just makes me feel like an asshole. My writing is usaully at least slightly better than this. And I have lots of personal stuff to work out otherwise.
And please don't think I am riffing on your ideas Fitnan if you bother to read any of the stuff I posted, as I disagree with things that you say as well.
Can't wait to be back for some more hopefully more worthwile conversation.
See you tommorow. I'm dead tired and need to sort some things out.
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bri wrote:I guess the inital shock of watching loose change is one thing, but the discovery that your entire movement may be a farce is just too much.
hehe.

Welcome to the club, dude.
We've all been shoved around by the 911 bully movement.
That's why we're here too.

Nice entrance, though - it's like you were thrown in through the window. ;)
pdpbison

Hi Fintan,



I am not at all able to hit the ground running to keep track of or learn on short notice, the purported biographies, and the implications, of these ( or other) various 'Rats'.


For my benifit, would you kindly make some short summary outline, of what you believe is the overview or explicaiton of the '9-11' mischief?

Or, some summary at any rate, of your understanding or acceptance, of 'what happenned'...?



Thanks...
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