Kyle Mcallister wrote:
Thomas, and all,
As far as 'electrogravitics' goes, I can speak to this
a bit, as I've experimented with it for quite a number
of years.
The first thing I'll say is, Townsend Brown obviously
meant something different by electrokinetics and
electrogravitics.
As I unde
Thomas, and all,
As far as 'electrogravitics' goes, I can speak to this
a bit, as I've experimented with it for quite a number
of years.
The first thing I'll say is, Townsend Brown obviously
meant something different by electrokinetics and
electrogravitics. This is glossed over in modern
times.
Vortexians;
I just received the following. The question is, will it fly, eh?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear Thomas,
I just released a free e-book that I think you'd enjoy. It's at
http://www.ufohowto.com/How%20UFOs%20Work.pdf. Let me know what you
think.
Thanks and best regards,
Luke
Vortexians;
Luke Fortune, the author of http://www.ufohowto.com/ was interviewed on
C to C AM. He is an advocate of electrogravitics. I told him that AFAIK,
it requires more energy per unit of weight to lift something
electrogravitically than is consumed by a rocket, which is know as an
econo
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