psychoceramics: (Fwd) Antigravity device EXISTS but info is squelched...

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From: R WILSON <u02rw @ abdn.ac.uk>
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Subject: Antigravity device EXISTS but info is squelched...
Date: 21 May 1996 17:15:52 GMT
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I just recently heard of Professor John Roy Robert Searl.  He has 
apparently built and flown an antigravity device called a "Levity Disc" 
and has also invented a generator to supply electricity at very little 
cost - BUT THE INFORMATION HAS BEEN "SQUELCHED".

See http://www.servtech.com/public/jasontee/biopage/html for further 
info.  It seems he has been working on this device for years and 
first announced it back in 1946!  I quote from the web page:

"This [the fact that he built and flew an antigravity vehicle] was 
recorded by the BBC News and by newspapers.  The BBC ran a weekly piece 
on Prof. Searl's work and progress for almost a year.  These TV 
broadcasts showed the vehicle in flight and gave updates on the work 
being done to build a large craft.  There were articles and pictures in 
the Sunday Mirror on November 28th 1971, Derbyshire District and the 
Hants and Berks Gazette in 1969.  There were pictures taken by John 
Hockness, press photographer, which were accompanied by press write up by 
Phil Sanders on July 4th 1969.  There were many pictures and write-ups 
done on Prof. Searl during this time."

The page also states:

"The power source for this amazing disc can also be used to generate 
electricity with no apparent input from outside.  BECAUSE OF THE OBVIOUS 
ECONOMICAL REPERCUSSIONS TO THE BIG MONEY OIL INDUSTRIES, THIS MARVELOUS 
INVENTION WAS SQUELCHED" (capitals are mine).

Prof. Searl's technology could also be adapted to drive cars, power the 
home or industry.  The page says:  "Anything that can be run electrically 
can be driven by an S.E.G. [Searl Effect Generator] with virtually no 
pollution and no use of fuel as we know it."

I find it incredible that a method of technology of this magnitude has 
been ignored and allowed to fall out of the public awareness.  I only 
found out about it by chance when I attended a conference on another 
topic and found Prof. Searl was a guest speaker.  Apparently NASA and 
Lockheed have shown interest, but so far nothing further - which is 
hardly surprising given the economic implications.  What Prof. Searl is 
looking for is funding to develop the generator further, but given that 
the availability of such a generator would have economic 
repercussions on the electricity and oil businesses, he's obviously not 
getting too far.  

But this is too important for a few individuals to repress such 
information when there would be such benefits:  reduction in pollution, 
no need for nuclear energy, reduction in breathing ailments (because the 
generator uses negative energy rather than positive energy, dust is kept 
at floor level - I believe (although this can be checked out) that tests 
have been done with asthmatics, whose health has dramatically improved), 
and, with the antigravity vehicle, a newer and faster method of travel.

The whole world needs to know about this!  I urge everyone to check this 
out and push for publicity.  If the vehicle and generator work as he 
claims, then this technology is TOO IMPORTANT to be pushed under the 
carpet!




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