[GJM] The Importance of Alternative Energy "Technologies".

[robert searle]

> Since reviewing the U.S. Army National Ground
> Intelligence Center's 
> report on zero point energy research, Captain Todd
> Hathaway chose to 
> conduct an independent investigation of advanced
> energy technologies 
> that do not fall into conventional alternative
> energy fields of 
> research and development.  This independent
> investigation culminated 
> in an event held in Bethesda, Maryland on August 20,
> 2007, hosted by 
> New Energy Congress member Nora Maccoby.  Results of
> CPT Hathaway's 
> independent investigation have been made available
> online at 
> http://www.green-salon.com/presentations.htm  Based
> on the interviews 
> and presentations over the past month, it is clear
> that advanced 
> energy technologies commonly identified as zero
> point energy 
> technologies are not only real but are being brought
> to full scale 
> production in real time.
> 
> The difficulties to bring advanced energy
> technologies to the public 
> have compromised our nation's ability to liberate
> itself from our 
> collective dependency on foreign fossil fuels.  All
> hydrocarbon-based 
> energy production devices are obsolete, including
> hybrid cars, since 
> they have conventional battery banks and high
> replacement cost.  Even 
> the hydrogen cars using the new fuel cell technology
> fall into the 
> same category, as hydrogen production only shifts
> the problem around 
> but does not solve the real problem of our
> dependency on oil -- 
> imported oil to be more precise.  Advanced
> alternative energy 
> technologies have many advantages over fossil fuels
> and conventional 
> alternative energy technologies.  The volume of
> fossil fuels imported 
> to the United States could be drastically reduced to
> a level that 
> would eliminate the need for global hegemony in
> order to protect our 
> energy and material demands by shifting a small
> fraction of either 
> private or government research and development
> funding to advanced 
> energy technologies.  The economics of advanced
> alternative energy 
> systems are considerably less expensive then the
> present multi-
> trillion dollar fossil fuel based energy and
> transportation 
> infrastructures.  These newly developed advanced
> alternative energy 
> technologies preserve the integrity of the planet's
> ecosystem at the 
> same time.  
> 
> If the advanced alternative energy technologies
> mentioned in the 
> presentations provided via the link above were
> adopted worldwide, the 
> impetus for oil wars could be eliminated within the
> next five years.  
> Every person on the planet could have access to an
> unlimited supply 
> of electrical energy and the means of producing
> clean water.  All 
> nations could fully embrace the Kyoto Protocols, as
> these advanced 
> energy technologies minimize environmental
> pollution.  Cost savings 
> is also an attractive feature of these technologies
> when you consider 
> the total cost of our nation's dependency on fossil
> fuels.  In 
> effect, we could change the world as we know it by
> 2012, as energy 
> scarcity would become a thing of the past.  The
> hurdles are many and 
> the technical solutions are by no means simple;
> however, current 
> research findings have shown that they are all
> solvable given 
> sufficient time and research funding.  
> 
> Follow-on events are scheduled in Washington D.C. as
> early as this 
> fall, similar to events listed online at
> www.green-salon.com, to 
> include National Press Club briefings and meetings
> with members of 
> Congress.  Next August, the 14th International
> Conference on 
> Condensed Matter Nuclear Science will also be held
> in Washington 
> D.C., hosted by Dr. David Nagel and sponsored by the
> International 
> Society for Condensed Matter Nuclear Science
> (www.iscmns.org).  
>  
> Mankind can no longer afford the luxury of
> maintaining the status quo 
> in the realm of energy consumption.  It is time for
> massive change on 
> a global scale; and supporting advanced energy
> technology research 
> and development is our last and best hope to avoid a
> cataclysmic 
> transition to world peace by overcoming energy
> scarcity scenarios.  
> Failure to do so will inevitably result in regional
> and world wars 
> within the next five years.
> 
> 
> 



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