This thread is interesting. Our earth has been coming out of an ice age for what, the last 10,000 years?
@Cycledelic68 I learned a new word.. "Climategate"
Thanks I like it!
Going to get me one of those worn out wind mills and an electric truck. Fill it with all the old 12V lead acid batteries from the cars no one will have gasoline to put in them.
Ooh, thanks I'm going to read a bit about that too.
I have read
a lot about the free energy movement. For clarification, I have no trouble reading something and not instantly claiming a truth or dismissing it with a 'conspiracy theory'. I just enjoy it, am open to it and dig for more information.
It is astounding to me how much influence the 'free energy' thinkers had on our culture, stories and music.
Just to name a little tip of the iceberg:
"My sweet sixteen"
The term is most known from "Billy Idol" and his song, but originally it came from "Edward Leedskalnin" the anti-gravity and electromagnetic inventor.
"Cloudbusting"
A song made by Kate Bush (this one is pretty obvious when you see the video). Inspired by Wilhem Reich and his "Orgone" technology. At present day, inspired by Wilhem Reich his stories, I see his work returning in the HAARP program, or weather modification. Not here to confirm it, just to enjoy the story.
There was a music and arts show here in the Netherlands regarding "Johannes Wardenier" (he is from Fryslan
@MattiThundrrr ) and he was a engine designer.
The most intriguing (yet dark) bit is the free energy thinkers disappearing after the 50's / 60's, with lots of hints to 'operation market garden' and the start of the CIA.
I read the most books about Viktor Schauberger.
I deeply enjoy the myth's, stories and stuff that happened afterwards in the world, mainly USA. In short, according to the book, he was forced to work on Nazi UFO's and flying submarines. After the war, his inventions were captured by (I believe) the CIA and not long after the Roswell UFO sightings were reported.
Man I can talk hours about this subject (and bicycles)
Anyway, there is a great Dutch website regarding these inventors, would be great if you guys (if interested ofcourse!) could translate and read it:
http://implosie.nl/
Enjoy!