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We are so right. I am so right about this fusion stuff. I watched a clip today and it just it made my skin like get like you know, whatever. What's the word? Hive up or whatever. Like I just made my skin crawl a little bit. Maybe get tense for a moment because have you ever listened to something where you said, "Holy crap. Like this is something I didn't even know existed." And there it is corroborating everything that we've been saying. A key aspect. People ask, "What is the legacy program?" Hal Puthoff talks about it. Eric Davis talk about it. Goosebumps. Thank you, Chad. Struggling today. Goosebumps. I was getting goosebumps. They talk about this legacy program. The way they've presented it as if there's this secret program working on alien technology in the military, in the defense contractors and that Hal Puthoff and Eric Davis were trying to learn about it. Like they were the they were the Mulder and Scully trying to figure out how the stuff worked. Do I believe them? I believe they were doing that. I also believe they were building it for the government, too. There's not going to be another secret group of super super well-versed engineers and physicists that, you know, it's it's those guys. But point being, here is the founder of Northrop Grumman. The founder of Northrop Grumman right here. >> And the fact that there are UFOs, so-called, has been reinforced through the years by what I've read. A great incentive to believe, which occurred in 1950. But there is absolutely no question in the world about what there is not only a source of power of which we're not acquainted, but there's also a source of propulsion which we're not acquainted because the UFO seem to have unlimited power which perhaps could we might obtain if we develop fusion. >> What the hell? This is my suddenly went to my favorite How is this real? This is from 1974. 1974 The UFOs are a source of propulsion and energy. Do you know who the first person was to propose that extracting zero point energy produced energy and propulsion? David [ __ ] Froning chat. How do I know? He said it. As far as he knows he was the first person to propose it in 1985 as a mechanism for both propulsion and extracting energy. Free energy and propulsion. And here he is John Northrop. Wait, is it Northrop or Grumman? It's Northrop, right? John Northrop saying straight up that it's energy and propulsion and these UFOs are have an unlimited source of energy that we can tap into if we develop dun dun dun fusion. Is it starting to make sense to you guys now? Fusion is the zero point energy tap. They figured out that fusion will tap zero-point energy and that's why we haven't got fusion in 60, 70 years. We dropped a nuclear bomb in 1945, an atom bomb, and we've known about fusion since then, before then, and we haven't had fusion solved publicly ever since then somehow. Just Our smartest minds, the most resourced labs in the world just can't solve it, too complicated, too difficult to figure out. Even though this guy was talking about it in 1974, the founder of one of the biggest defense contractors in the world, Northrop Grumman. Holy crap. >> Fusion power is more or less goes on forever. Fission that we're using now utilizes the the elements to a certain extent, but fusion recreates the material that's used. >> That is a very weird way of wording that. I can already see the nuclear engineers double It doesn't It doesn't rebuild the things that were used. Doesn't You can't produce something from nothing. Can you? How sure are we? I'm now getting worried that like once we've unlocked fusion, we're straight-up going to be transmuting elements. We're going to be pulling elements out of the vacuum. Like imagine if we can make hydrogen, just make hydrogen, the most basic element. If we can pull hydrogen out of the vacuum, we are replicating things out of nothing. We are just Star Trek replicator on steroids. >> And perhaps a fuse a small fusion power plant would give you the power necessary. But the the propulsion of these UFOs is unique. Their ability to hover, their ability to accelerate very rapidly, their ability to to move at very high speeds, very much higher than anything that we have achieved even with our supersonic aircraft. All of these things, and particularly, interestingly, without sonic booms and the things that we don't like about our supersonic aircraft, all of these things indicate a type of propulsion which is unique, different than anything we know anything about, and which would be of tremendous value if we could develop it and use it. And that's the reason I feel, with a number of others who have studied it, that it is a subject which deserves the highest type of scientific study and at an early date. The advantages to be gained are perfectly enormous. >> Wow. 1974. 1974, got the founder of Northrop Grumman saying we should put all our research into this because figuring it out is so huge. So, did they did they do that, chat? That was 50 years ago. Chat, that was 50 years ago. So, did they do that? That And I'm hearing Eric Davis respond and saying, "Orbs aren't fusion reactors flying around in the sky." Why not? You're the one telling me zero-point energy produces energy and propulsion. Why can't a fusion orb be a Why can't a plasma orb be a fusion reactor flying around in the sky? Of course it can be. In fact, they are. What do you think the energy source is of your orb, Eric Davis? Like, Eric, are you [ __ ] I'm sorry I have to say this to the legendary Eric Davis whose Bible, literal Bible of this man I have here, but are you [ __ ] Cuz if it's not fusion, go ahead and tell me what the energy source of your plasma orbs are flying around. I don't think it's demonic energy. They're not using demon energy to fly around. Are they just using space juice? Are we just going back to that? No, they're using fusion to fly around, fusion and zero-point energy tap. That's how they're flying around, pretty simple. And you think Eric Davis doesn't know this? Of course Eric Davis knows this. You got to be out of your mind if you think Eric Davis doesn't know this.