The Network Behind Fusion, Teleportation, and Gravity Manipulation

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We spoke about Ferris Williams who corrected the nuclear weapons codes on Friday and I mentioned that he was good friends with Paul Morad. So we are at a point now where I think we found the deeper layer that they have been hiding that leads to all of these technologies fusion teleportation probably a lot more other crazy stuff that we don't even know about. We found the deeper layer and we found the engineers who helped the US government do it. Are we ever going to be able to have proof of an one particular person who helped do it? Probably not. But how do you figure it out? You just read their scientific papers that they've written for the military. Literally just read the scientific papers they did for the military and instead of just saying I don't believe this is real, just assume that it is real. do a thought experiment. Here's one of Ferris's Williams papers. Fusion for Earth in space. This is uh looks like it was published right after he died. The compact reactor concept has the potential to provide clean, safe, and unlimited supply of energy for Earth and space applications. Concept is a potential fusion reactor where dutrium are fused into helium nuclei. Um, so it says right here, no harmful radiation is a byproduct of this fusion process. Therefore, this reaction using uh does not require any shielding to contain the radiation. So, we know what we're looking at right here, an autronic fusion reactor. So, Ferris Williams in the early 2000 2000s had already postulated an autronic fusion reactor. Wow, that's pretty incredible to me. Now, let me go and show you some more stuff. Super Lumininal spacecraft. Yet another one of his uh papers. Now, this one essentially it's pretty clear that Ferris Williams believed in the ether. He believed in an extra dimension. the dynamic theory as we spoke about on Friday that Ferris Williams believes there's a five dimensions and again this is the guy that corrected the nuclear weapons yields corrected them so there's a paper uh this is the paper right here memorial and thoughts of a man with great ideas Ferris Williams and it actually talks about this talks about his fusion reactor uh this document here talks about his connection to Paul Morad, Morad, however you say his name. The papers, his papers can be found here. He was published. He worked at Los Alamos. Oh, 2012 APEC interview. That's the one that I'm about to show you here. And then this space show interview, which I have downloaded, and we're going to watch listen to a moment of that as well. Okay. Now, where was the thing I was going to show here? This right here. [clears throat and cough] Let me just read this. It gets even more interesting because at that same post I discussed Dr. Ronald Richter was claiming to have created fusion in 1948 and was reportedly using lithium hydide. Well, that's exactly what Williams is claiming to be likely the best way to make a compact fusion reactor using his theory. What? Uh what? [music] Uh so what's going on with lithium? There are three a neutronic fusion fuels. Helium 3, boron 11, and lithium 6, lithium 7. But lithium never gets mentioned. never gets mentioned. MH370 is loaded up with lithium-ion batteries. Way too many batteries. And they didn't talk about them for some reason. And now here, let me read this. This is a direct quote from um uh [clears throat] Ferris Williams. One of the first hydrides that might come to mind when thinking of designing fuel for these reactors might be lithium hydrogen. This is known to gen uh to general come in powdered form with a few large chunks of approximately one/4 in in maximum dimension. The question of how to obtain sufficiently large solid of fuel to allow the use of magnetic control field should come up. The Los Alamos National Laboratory previously established a method of growing large crystals of lithium duteride for material characterization studies. What? And then listen to this. This is so crazy. This honestly connects so many of the people we've talked about and talked to. What Williams is describing is using magnetic fields to align the spin of dutyium, which he predicts will reduce the amount of energy it takes for fusion to begin and that it will lead to a normally rare type of fusion into helium with no nuclear radiation created. This of course sounds like cold fusion. It is also reminiscent of Dr. Ronald Richtor's claims of fusion which were refuted to be impossible at such low temperatures. That's exactly what Dr. U told me. Go watch the Hard Truths podcast with Dr. U from NASA. And Dr. U has his Yuon theory. Hey Billy, no downside. And in Dr. U's Yuon theory, he says that everything is magnetism. And the reason why things repel strongly is because the spin is oriented against one another. But if you were to flip the spin, like if I were to flip something that's upside down to the other direction, now all of a sudden they'll be able to come together. Or things that are going to be gen if they're strongly repelled when their spins are oriented against one another, then they won't be strongly repelled when their spins are are not oriented against one another. So you can think about spin like spin is a quantum spin but it's also has the same properties as normal spin does. So this is really interesting because what he's speaking about there is lowering the coolum barrier. If we have our two ions that are positively charged they're going to repel each other but he's saying if you change the spin you can lower that koolum barrier and now you don't need the same amount of energy. This is also very similar dynamic nuclear polar uh orientation. I mean I think that's the whole point of dynamic nuclear orientation is aligning the spins of particular atoms h and this speaks to a lattice structure. Every every solid is a lattice structure of materials is what they are. So you can imagine all this lattice structure everything is lined up spinning the same way. You can imagine if you could change that spin around what the impact might be. And he says he doesn't think the gravitational constant is constant. Okay, before I get too sidetracked here, I want to listen to this part. Let's listen to a little Ferris Williams. Guys, >> Einstein's general theory is one fourdimensional hypersurface embedded into a fivedimensional space. When you talk about fivedimensional gauge functions, the fifth dimensional potential is the gravitational potential. So if you have a non-s singular electrostatic potential, you also must have a non-s singular gravitational potential. [clears throat] >> Okay, >> you also have to have an inductive tie between electromagnetic and gravitational phenomenon. >> Well, that argues that you can electromagnetically create gravitational forces. That's where George came up with the >> So you guys, >> so I can't make it any louder. That's the max it goes. It's just a quiet unfortunately quiet interview. But did you just listen to what he just said? He just said there must be an extra dimension. He said you take Einstein's equation, you throw it in a fifth dimension, spacetime, you throw it in this extra dimension. And then he says there must be a connection between gravity and electromagnetism. There must be a connection between gravity and electromagnetism. If that's the case, you can make a warp drive. You can make a warp drive. Why? Because you're going to manipulate the lattice. You're not going to manipulate the object. Stop trying to push the object. Use relativity. Use relativity and change the background. Change the environment. >> You guys actually built and tested the small version. >> I I built a uh small not not a warp drive in the sense of a lifter because I was didn't aim for that much gravitational modification, but I was able to put two cones together. So I have to make one cone heavier and one cone lighter and measure the amount of torque. >> Okay. >> By uh the use of the noun for what? >> Okay. [clears throat] Honestly, I've heard enough. Like the thing people need to be realizing here. This guy was literally working for the DOE labs. He was literally working for the Navy. These guys like him and Bousard, all these guys are talking about working on if you were to imagine where is the the the most advanced weapons research happening on the planet, nuclear weapons and that level. These guys are all there. They're there. There isn't anything higher than this. and they're coming out just saying this stuff publicly, talking about building fusion reactors and warp drives. And even if they don't all agree on the exact conceptual view of it, they all agree that spacetime must not be empty, that spacetime itself must be a lattice structure, that we must have some kind of ether going on that may have memory to it. We're going to connect this. This is all gonna add up to something here. the pe the academics were ignoring everything that he's saying. The academics are ignoring his science and his research, but the people that he was working with in these DOE projects, they knew something was missing. They knew something else is required to understand what's going on in physics. This is huge. This is exactly what we're looking for, guys. I have no doubt whatsoever that we have stumbled across something that was not meant to be figured out, was not meant to be solved, was never meant for the public to figure out. They knew. How would they know? Because they're doing high energy physics research. They're doing plasma research. So, they're seeing the results that are classified. They're seeing those results that they know the standard model is not holding up. For example, just imagine that you're working with plasma and you're seeing anomalous heat. You're seeing excess energy similar to ponds inflation. Imagine something like that. So there's Ferris Williams saying we the people I worked with in the DOE, those people took it seriously. So, this also tells you it's kind of a good old boy club. Some people see it and some people don't. And they don't care. The people that don't see it, they just treat them like more primitive. They're like, "Yeah, people didn't really see it. They don't really get it." They don't try to convince them. They don't go to the media and try to tell people we got to know. They just say, you know, a lot of people just they don't believe it. They don't see it. That's how it is. Now, why am I showing you this? I told you this is gonna all connect together. I'm not lying. This right here is Oak Shannon. Who's Oak Shannon? Well, remember that scientific that paper that I was just showing you that was called Memorial and Thoughts of a Man with Great Ideas, Ferris Williams. Well, the very first author on that is a guy named James O. Shannon. That's James Oki Shannon as in Oak Shannon as in this guy right here. So this guy you're looking at on the screen right here was really good friends with Ferris Williams. Here he is talking about, turns out Oak Shannon worked with Ferris Williams and there was something called the Wilson Davis memos in the UFO lore where Eric Davis spoke to some admiral, Admiral Wilson, and found out there really is a crash retrieval program, secret projects that even admirals can't get access to. That's the short version. These notes only became public because Edgar Mitchell, the astronaut, died and somebody found them in his notes and were like, "Hey, why is this here talking about this conversation?" So, this conversation definitely h anyone that didn't think this conversation happened with these notes is is honestly just kind of stupid. Oak Shannon even confirms the information in the notes and confirms that he had a phone call that is documented in the notes. Pretty weird though, right? Like why would Oak Shannon be getting mentioned in the Wilson Davis notes, Wilson Davis memo? H because I mean you guys get where I'm going with this, right? Nuclear weapons research, teleportation, these guys are all working together. This transcript has been floating around online for a number of years with a a a pretty wide divide being created within the research community in regards to their overall legitimacy. And although behind closed doors, one of the individuals involved has confirmed their legitimacy and those closest to the story have vouched for their accuracy, there has been a recent shift towards public acknowledgement. This was made clear when a man named Dr. Gary Nolan, one of the world's leading geneticists who works closely with Eric Davis, openly acknowledged his belief that the transcript of this meeting is indeed legitimate. And he said this to millions of people during an interview on Fox News. And uh he even acknowledged how he had bereiefed a sitting congressman, a man named Mike Gallagher on this transcript. And uh and Mike Gallagher then brought these documents to an official congressional hearing on UFOs. These documents are actually now available to download off of the US Congress's own website. Now, I would not expect you to be able to confirm the legitimacy of the transcript itself or whether the meeting actually took place because the alleged meeting has nothing to do with you in a direct sense. However, your name is mentioned in these documents and so for the sake of clarification, I think it's important that we just get your side of this on the record. So, I would just like to be able to ask you first of all whether or not you personally know Dr. Eric W. Davis. >> Yeah. >> And do you personally >> I I didn't I didn't work with him uh day in and day out, but I did work with him. I know him fairly well. >> Fairly well. >> May I ask how you >> know him fairly well. you uh first got to know him >> uh in mutual projects, mutual acquaintances, meetings, things of that sort. >> And do you personally know Admiral Thomas R. Wilson? >> Yes, I do. But again, I know him and of course I know of him. Um but um I I read somewhere that his response was, "Okay, I'm going to skip ahead a little bit here because he just says basically this story about how like this admiral is not going to remember him from super long ago." Okay, who cares? >> 2002 inquiring into the background and overall trustworthiness of Dr. Eric Davis. I got this phone call uh and it was from uh Admiral Wilson and he asked me now this was not a short conversation you know I was recuperating >> uh I was able to carry on >> chat [snorts] >> you're about to hear something here >> on this conversation on the phone but I wasn't able to do much else at that point um and we had a discussion and one of the things he wanted to know was could he trust um Eric Davis and I think he may have even mentioned how put off Um, and >> pause. He maybe even mentioned Hal Putoff >> and one or two other people. And um I >> I wish he said the other names. One or two other people. Is it John Kramer? Is it Mark Milis? It might literally be the people we're talking about tonight. mentioned that yes, I believe that that Eric Davis was an honorable and and conscientious scientist uh and that he would honor any any restrictions the admiral might put on him. Uh and I I thought it would be safe for him to contact. >> Did you say at all why he was seeking that background information during during your conversation? >> No, he really doesn't. >> No, but you did. >> Not my memory. Not my memory. I do not recall that he's and I think I would have recalled that said, "I want to check on the little green men." I would Okay. >> Yeah, certainly certainly would have recalled that. Eric Davis does other things than that, you know. >> Oh, yeah. He's a He's a Eric. He's And he goes, he's not talking about aliens. He wasn't calling to talk about aliens. Eric Davis does other thing than that. He's not talking about little green men. What is Eric Davis known for? What is He's not known for his biological studies on aliens. He's known for his studies on teleportation physics. Teleportation is real, chat. You heard it here first. Okay. So elsewhere in this interview he talks about Ferris Williams and he talks about Ferris Williams five-dimensional theory. He talks about Ferris Williams and the popcorn project where Ferris Williams corrected the thermonuclear yield calculations. So we have a direct connection now between Ferris Williams, Eric W. Davis, Oak Shannon, Frank me and Paul Morad in addition to the other engineers that are connected to all of those guys as well. We pretty much got like the Marvel superheroes group of guys that worked on thermonuclear weapons and also seem to work on gravity manipulation openly. And they also seem to all love a neutronic compact fusion reactors. What a coincidence, chat. They all believe in five dimensions. They all believe in unification of electromagnetism and gravity. They all believe in compact fusion reactors that can do a neutronic fusion. What a coincidence. They all believe in all the exact same things.