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Well, you mentioned the cover up was really focused on world energy and how trillions
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and trillions of dollars are made with oil, gas, you know, fossil fuels and so forth.
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And you're basically saying that the US and possibly other governments have unlimited
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clean energy using alien technology.
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Well, not the US government that's constitutional, but the secret government does.
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Okay. There are two governments.
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Right. At least two.
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Right. So what they're saying, well, what you're saying is that if this was actually
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uncovered, all these industries would collapse in one day.
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But it would benefit the earth.
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No, no, no, here's the thing.
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And I was on a show, Patrick David has a show.
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Yeah, I know Patrick interviewed him.
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And, um, and this came up in that interview.
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I said, look, if someone came in right now and put on that table, one of these zero point
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or free energy devices to get it from that phase to where it's being manufactured mass
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manufacturing to replace the one and a half billion motor vehicle engines in the world
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and to provide all the energy for two and a half billion homes on the planet,
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plus all the hundreds of millions of businesses, factories.
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That's going to be 15, 20 years.
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If you did it like the Marshall plan that rebuilt Europe after World War II.
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So it's not as if there wasn't going to be a transition because just logistically,
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it's not possible to make it happen all at once.
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But it would eventually cause the elimination of the need for all fossil fuels,
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nuclear, wind, solar, geothermal, hydroelectric dams.
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All of it would be obsolete.
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Now, my argument is that should have happened a hundred years ago.
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That's why we did the documentary, the law century, right?
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Now, the most recent documentary we released is called battle for disclosure.
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And if you look at battle for disclosure, that deals with some of this as well,
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because the big question is going to be, do we do a real honest disclosure
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or sort of a fake one, like one?
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Because an honest one is going to include the man made.
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I mentioned this earlier, that's a bigger secret than the non-human, right?
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Well, are you talking about a zero point quantum vacuum space time?
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That's what you're talking about right now.
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Sure. And we can put, you know, I'm meeting with someone to,
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it's what it's today.
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Yeah, tomorrow, who's an inventor and has 20 patents and has come across this
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and don't know what to do with it.
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So that has to be open-sourced.
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You know, or it has to be put out without patents and released massively.
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Because over the last 100 years, anyone who's tried to use a conventional business model
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or the patent office have had it seized.
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You know, we can prove this.
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And meanwhile, you know, the earth is being greatly damaged by how,
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look, there are 8 billion people living on the planet like we did in 1800s
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in the industrial revolution.
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You know, oil gas, coal, the roads, internal combustion engines, that was Mercedes 1888.
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Even rockets, 1940s, for Erner von Braun.
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So, you know, a nuclear 1945.
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So I always ask people, do you really think there's been no developments
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in energy generation in 80 years?
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Yeah, no, I've actually had a, it's been ruthlessly suppressed.
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I had a conversation with someone about this recently where if you really think about it,
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when you get into a plane and you fly across country,
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it's pretty much the same thing as doing it in the 70s.
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50 years later, the planes go about as fast.
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They're about as big, right?
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And there's really no major difference in flying now.
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I mean, maybe the planes are a little nicer in the seats are a little cushier,
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but that's about it.
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The same as a 707 in the early 60s.
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So we're talking 60 years later.
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So there's really been almost no technological developments in air travel,
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or not conversely air travel or energy generation, a more fundamental.
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I mean, we're still using nuclear.
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We're still using coal.
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We're still using gas.
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You know, solar power is not quite there yet.
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And it's never going to get there.
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Not the way it's configured.
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Now, there have been people who've done what are called solar collectors.
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That isn't just the normal photons, but all the energy that comes from the sun
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that rectifies it into very powerful, like something this big that would run your house.
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Those have all been confiscated.
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I've spoken to a couple of inventors.
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And if people doubt it, go look at the 2010 report by the Federation of American
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It's in our maybe in the briefing document here.
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But I'm going to give you is the president's in the Congress's briefing document,
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the redacted of certain things, but you'll have a copy.
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And people can order it now and go to drstiefingr.com and order this.
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It's just, it just came out this week.
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So that technology should have been out decades ago.
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And it would have enabled us to have a civilization by now with no pollution and no
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But of course, whether it was 100 years ago in the time of Tesla, the real Tesla,
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not the Tesla car company, or now it's the same powerful industrial global
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interest that don't want it out, right?
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To the detriment of 99.99% of humanity.
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So at a certain point, I think that we're going to have to say, well,
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we have to start that process somehow.
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And this, this document that this research by the Federation of American
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scientists found that in 1970, there was a solar panel as efficient or more than
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anything we have today.
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And it had a national security seizure order on it because it would have,
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the price point of that would have competed with coal and gas back then 50 years ago,
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So this nonsense, the abuse, here it is, the abuse of the national security authority
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under patent and invention laws and that continues, even if you don't patent your
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technology, the stormtroopers will come into your lab and take it, right?
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You don't even have to apply for a patent once they find out you have something like
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So this thuggery, which is what it is, makes a mockery out of democracy,
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but also out of a free market, you know, anyway, but we have a free market economy.
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I said, like the hell we do.
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I mean, how do you have a free market economy?
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If the most important inventions of the last 100 years have been ruthlessly
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suppressed to the benefit of a handful of global oligarchs nonsense,
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as other rejections, the myth.
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