Hola Bob et al!
Because this includes an anecdote, I'm posting it to the discussion list;
Robert Nelson wrote:
> Hi Jerry: Here's the new radar patent application:
>
> Radar system using RF noise
> US20060012513
> Publication date: 2006-01-19
> Inventor: WALTON ERIC K (US)
>
> Robert Nelson
Added the link to the article for update tonight...totally fascinating
device...no interference with other signals!!!
Storytime...years ago, I was at one of the late Dean Stoniers Global
Sciences Congresses in Denver.....David Fasold (Noahs Ark) was there and
we'd hit it off...I think it was a year when I was there with Ron
Barker, a friend from Dallas.
A table of us got together, roughly 12 people including Dean, David and
Ron. Two guys walked in and pulled up chairs to join us, but none of us
knew them...I thought they were friends of David...I had been asked a
lot of questions so was discoursing on a few things and correlating them
with 'formal' science.
One of the two new guys started asking some very interesting and
technical questions which I answered...he nodded his head as he could
see the correlations now...
At this big table, he asked what I was doing at such a conference and
said I seemed to know a lot about science and pulling all this stuff
together to make sense...it was an odd thing to say and everyone got
quiet listening to us.
The guy then asked if I would like a job..I asked doing what...he said
going around the world to conferences like this and writing up reports
of the various presentations in scientific terms as much as
possible...they would pay for everything...
I asked who were 'they'....he pulled out his business card and gave it
to me...Thompson with the DIA!!! What the EFF???
He then introduced us to his friend who was with Naval Intelligence...he
said various government agencies routinely send people out to these
conferences looking for potential breakthroughs that might be useful but
often don't understand what is being presented since its not orthodox
science.
As you can imagine, everyone at the table was AGHAST..as was I...and
flattered too!!! I asked him if I took the job, could I talk or write
about what I found at these conferences..he said, well, no...you would
simply attend, interface, interview and report back to the DIA...
I thought about it and said no thanks, it was a bit too spooky for
me...he just laughed and said it happens every now and then, where they
hire people to act as reporters and translators for them...that they
often didn't have a clue what most of these presenters were talking
about with such unusual terminology as scalars and such, so when they
found someone who could translate they tried to hire them.
He was a very personable guy and later, we talked about 2 hours
privately...he is the one who told me his next 'stop' was to see
Professor Nunnelly at the University of Texas at Arlington who had been
working with switched quartz to produce tens of thousands of frequencies
at the same time..much like a spark gap generator....that the government
was concerned becuase his work would completely obviate the new Stealth
radar invisibility technology because it would 'paint' a picture of
anything with these frequencies...
He invited me to meet with him and Dr. Nunnelly where he would contact
me when he got into town...he never contacted me...and I never heard
anything about Nunnelly.
He told me some agencies wanted to pull the plug on Nunnelly's work
because of the billions invested in the Stealth/Aurora industries and
research...and his agency was trying to help shield the guy.
Anyway, it was interesting to see the look on everyones faces, including
mine, when this guy made such an offer...no qualms, not timidity, just
asked it outright like it happens everyday...<lol>...
Often wonder what path my life would have taken had I accepted his
offer. Don't know what happened to the card he gave me but showed it
around for 'braggin rights' for a few years after. And Dean Stonier
referred to the event often when we'd talk.
Thanks for the patent info, the 'noise radar' is an application so far
and not yet granted as a patent but still, he says he can build them for
less than $100!!!
Nos vemos (seeya!)
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