Bonson

The second reliable witness to Townsend Brown's experiments is Agnew Bonson, air conditioning magnate and anti-gravity and physics patron out of University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill.

And Bonson writes in his notes that there's something going on here that we're unable to account for.

From a 1971 Australian intelligence memo often cited by UFO whistleblower David Grush, we basically now know that Bonson and his Institute of Field Physics at North Carolina, Chapel Hill, were just academic satellites of the CIA tasked with studying anti-gravity.

Bonson talks about anomalous phenomena that happen when you get into extremely high voltages at extremely low currents.

While serving as a patron for Townsend Brown's experimental gravity work, Bonson holds the 1957 Chapel Hill Conference, the goal of which was to bring together the world's top theoretical physicists to understand gravity.

Bonson talks about the two families, which is a confluence of the two families, the Wittens and the DeWitts, with Feynman and Wheeler and all of these unbelievable characters and attendants.

And remember, Townsend Brown was working with Bonson while the Chapel Hill Conference was being held.

There's even a video of Lear visiting Agnew Bonson's labs in North Carolina,

One of these antigravity research centers, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, was basically just Agnew Bonson and his Institute for Field Physics.

Bonson's chief theoretical physicist was Bryce DeWitt and his chief experimentalist was Townsend Brown.

Remember Agnew Bonson, Brown's patron in the 50s?

The original antigravity scientists who created the flying saucer in Bonson's book were Nazi Germans developing UFOs in secret.

and some form of barium and where have we seen barium before both on the chalkboard at the bonson

And Agnew Bonson, founder of the Institute of Field Physics at North Carolina.

And then he does the same experiment at the Bonson labs at the Institute of Field Physics in North Carolina.

electro-gravitics. There's even a video of him popping champagne from the Bonson lab at the

And it was this guy Agnew Bonson and he was obsessed with gravity.

The Institute of Field Physics was Bonson's outfit and Christ Dewitt was his chief theoretical

Bonson in the back room is funding towns and brown.

And so I think Bonson was like funding some like, you know, back of the house research

Agnew Bonson used sponsoring the Chapel Hill Conference

And in Agnew Bonson himself was the patron,