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Originally posted by Mary Rose
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LUXUS,
By any chance do you know who "flowerbower," who apparently is writing a book about Searl, is?
Tell me, are you in a search for the truth?
He has offered it to the United States. He gave a demonstration at Edwards Air Force Base. During the demonstration, he made a remote control turn to the tune of 25 Gs, which would kill anyone inside a jet plane. The people at Edwards said, "Well that would kill anybody inside a jet plane, and we don't want to see it, because it's just too dangerous, we can't use that."
www.searleffect.com...
Calm down and let's discuss this rationally.
Later in the documentary he states: "From 1963 until about 1978, ...Demo 1 flew 500 times around the world through the use of ham operators."
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So why is he saying in '74 it would take £12m to get his saucer off the ground?
Why not show "Demo 1" to British Leyland and Ford?
Why in '78 is he looking for £110,000 for a prototype if he's been flying his saucer since '63?
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Originally posted by Mary Rose
Maybe there was a change in thinking between 1994 and 2003, or maybe the author of the New Energy Technologies article was mistaken?