Entries from September 2008 ↓

This video is about the big secret agreement between the above that will supposedly simply appear one day soon where we wake up and it’s too late.  The following video is a snippet from a documentary length film.

 Screwed but not yet

We are told that fission is the big bomb.  We are told that the sun is fusion.

But it’s electric.  

Why is science so out of touch with itself?  Because today’s scientists are salaried.  And as such they follow the party line and are put upon to invent stuff in line with combustion and other linear thoughts.

They say the universe is fusion and gazillions are being spent to duplicate this bogus process of the sun.  It’s obviously electric.  The whole universe is, electric.  We here on earth are barking up the wrong tree trying to prove fusion is involved.

But hey fellow earthlings, although I don’t offer links to follow in this blog item, take a look for yourself.  The links regarding the electric universe seem far more logical than a fusion melting pot for the sun and all other stars.  

We are not just a fire like a volcano.  We’re electric.  Check your brains and realize that electricity keeps you alive.  Just like the rest of the universe.

Geez, it’s frustrating when things are obvious.

OK, a link,

A Real Science Rebel

There’s so much refuse orbiting around this planet, aliens and humans, beware.  Getting on or off the earth can be a daunting experience.

Dangerous Flotsam

The Joe Cell, also referred to as the cosmic water cell, if real, is taking energy from the zero point by disintegrating negatively charged water.  A few drops can get you across town and back.

The Joe Cell at Work

At the end of the video it says, for more information visit www.byronenergy.com but a quick check shows no such website exists today.

How to build your own Joe Cell:

Joe Cell Instructions

To continue on one of the worst songs ever written, When the moon hits the sky like a big pizza pie, that’s amoray….

This link leads to a photo of the earth during a total eclipse.  Note that the moon does not shadow the entire earth, only a certain small area but the shadow travels at about 2000kph  across its path which gives view of the total eclipse to many areas.

That’s Amore, a big hit by Dean Martin, early sixties, I think.

The satellite that took the pic was obviously quite close to the earth but the moon shadow seems so small.  Stupid question, why?  So Far Away, Carol King?

Earth in Solar Eclipse