| Subject: RE: Small question
and Big thanks Date: Tue, 12 Feb 2002 17:17:43 -0600
Dear Richard,
The entire purpose of
the MEG and similar "energy from the vacuum" systems is to allow a
DECENTRALIZED powering of our homes, factories, etc. In the terrorist
war we are now in, and which we will be in for a period of years, the
huge centralized energy infrastructure and system we have built up is
deadly vulnerable in the extreme. An example: Nearly 20% or so of all
the domestic U.S. oil passes through a single 800 mile pipeline above
ground in Alaska. Not too long back, a hunter fired a high powered
rifle bullet into it, and it penetrated and sprang a leak. Devil of a
time fixing it. Now consider what a dozen determined men, each with
five C4 packages equipped with 4 hour timers, could do to that line.
They could cut it wide open in a couple dozen widely separated places,
in a single concerted furtive strike in a single night. And be well
away from there when the thing exploded in all those places. God knows
when our fellows would ever get that one fixed and working again. You
can appreciate the immediate impact at the gas pump, the power stations,
etc.
And that's only the
beginning. Another example:
Another substantial
percentage of our domestic oil comes from the rigs in the Gulf of
Mexico. 20,000 miles of pipeline laid under the ocean there to carry
the oil. To a single port in Louisiana, down a single 2-lane STATE
highway, most of the supplies, support, equipment, maintenance, and
crews for those oil rigs pass. More than 1,000 18-wheelers pass into
and out of that single port every day, down that stupid little road just
barely above the water level, with lots of bridges. So stated the lady
Senator from Louisiana in testimony to the Senate. Consider six
fellows with the same C4 packages with timers, doing a number on a dozen
of those bridges. Also put a couple frogmen in the water with
explosive C4 packages to go after several of the key underwater pipe
lines. That would take out another big chunk of our domestic oil.
Indeed, one could take
out 20 % of our total national oil supply in a single coordinated dual
strike on that highway in Louisiana and that pipeline in Alaska. That's
a piece of cake for a really well-trained military group.
You see the point.
The day of the centralized power system and grid is finished, if this
nation wishes to survive. Otherwise, we will lose this new war on
terrorism, and we will lose it quickly as soon as the major in-country
assets of the terrorist-backing nations are professionally and carefully
committed. There are already somewhere between 20,000 and 40,000
trained terrorists and guerrillas that have been infiltrated into the
U.S. over the past few decades. Castro along sent in some 10,000
guerrillas, from the training camps he operated in Southern Mexico for
several decades. At least half of them are still loyal and waiting for
the word.
Read Lunev's book. In
all our major cities, there are already nuclear weapons hidden, sent in
by the former Soviet Union before its collapse. These are from 20 KT to
40 KT, mostly -- each bigger than the first atomic bomb dropped on Japan
in WW II. The Spetznaz teams are also in place to detonate those nukes,
if and when the KGB gives the order.
The first phase of any
major strategic strike is to deliver the weapons of mass destruction to
their distant targets. The second phase, we might say, is to detonate
or unleash the weapons at those distant sites to destroy their targets.
In that sense, the
first phase of WW III is already finished. We are simply awaiting the
second phase button to be pushed. President Bush knows this, and that
is why he declared war on terrorism worldwide, and why it is not limited
to Afghanistan or any other area.
Some of the terrorist
teams already have anthrax and smallpox. If smallpox is unleashed on a
single major city anywhere on Earth, it will eventually kill nearly 2
billion people. That's nearly one-third the human population.
Now that we are at war
(and you will see more U.S. casualties than we have lost in all the
other wars in our history, if we do not win this thing or control it),
you can see how deadly vulnerable we are to destruction of our
electrical power grid and our energy infrastructure. That's why the
formation of a homeland defense, still very embryonic but at least
finally underway.
And that is why my
colleagues and I continue to be so totally committed to doing our utmost
to get our MEG research finished and the MEG into production and on the
world market. Time is of the essence.
You can also see why
we absolutely have to have decentralized generation systems, and
quickly. Certainly by the
end of 2004, COP>1.0 systems and self-powering systems had better be
rolling off the production lines and going into the field on site.
Whether it's the MEG or other systems, it has to be done and it has to
be done quickly. Bedini and I have also filed the world's first patent
application on a process for close-looping a COP>1.0 system for
self-powering. It is a difficult problem, but Bedini solved it. I
merely contributed the recognition of the technical mechanism and how it
works. Bedini also can put a range of power systems into production,
anytime he has the funding and the technical team needed.
Sadly, our poor
scientific community still has its head very much on backwards, and it
is part of the problem rather than part of the solution.
Nonetheless, we will
do our best to get it done if it is humanly possible. So will several
other fellows I know who do have other COP>1.0 systems that could be
rapidly developed and produced. This is not a one man or one group
show. It's a survival test for the entire nation, and we are looking
headlong at the locomotive rushing down the track straight at us.
Very best wishes,
Tom Bearden
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