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In the councils of government,
we must guard against the acquisition
of unwarranted influence, whether sought or unsought,
by the military-industrial complex.
Only an alert and knowledgeable citizen
can compel the proper meshing
of the huge industrial and military machinery of defense
with our peaceful methods and goals
so that security and liberty may prosper together.
I occasionally think how quickly
our differences worldwide would vanish
if we were facing an alien threat
from outside of this world.
And yet I ask you, is not an alien force already among us?
What could be more alien to the
universal aspirations of our peoples
than war and the threat of war?
- Well, I like talking about ideas as opposed to people.
I love the quote from Eleanor Roosevelt,
and she said, "Small minds talk about people.
Mediocre minds talk about events.
Great minds talk about ideas."
So let's talk about the idea of a Tesla car.
That is actually an innovation of old, old technologies.
Yeah, the lithium ion batteries
are better than the lead acid or what have you,
but you basically have a battery being plugged in
to a coal-fired power grid.
An actual Tesla like Nikola Tesla had
that JP Morgan famously turned to Tesla and said,
"If we can't put a meter on it, it's not gonna come out."
These are big industrialists back then.
I call a Tesla actually a Musk,
because what Elon Musk has
is an innovation of an old technology
where you plug in a car to a grid.
Now, what's the grid?
The electric grid?
Most people don't know this,
it's being run mostly off fossil fuels.
A very small percentage of power comes from renewables.
So it feels good.
So that whole paradigm needs to change where we say,
where are the big breakthroughs that need to happen?
And those have not happened yet,
because they've been suppressed
for alleged national security reasons,
but in reality, it's because the national security state
is being run by people with big, vested industrial powers,
the industrial fascists, just like in the 1800s,
early 20th century.
That same mindset is running the current economy,
the current paradigm of technology.
So I think if you look at something like SpaceX...
It's using just a more refined version of
what Wernher von Braun invented for Adolf Hitler
in World War II, called a rocket,
where you burn something, cause a propulsion,
shoots it up like a Roman candle.
It's not an invention. It's not a breakthrough.
So all of those technologies look cool,
because they're repackaged
with maybe some computerized systems,
but the fundamental energy and propulsion system
that's running the system is very old
and really isn't gonna fix the environmental crisis
or, more importantly, or equally importantly,
the macroeconomic crisis,
where you have 48% of the world's population
doesn't have indoor plumbing yet.
So the poverty, which extreme poverty
leads to revolutions and violence
and radicalism and extremism,
all of that and the biosphere collapse
isn't gonna be fixed by a plugin electric car.
Now, I think people like Elon Musk,
certainly know of these other technologies,
but they also know that there have been
very fierce and rather than nasty things done to people
who try to bring them out,
up to and including killing them if necessary.
It's suspected that Stan Meyer,
who had a car that ran on water
using a type of electrolysis, was killed.
In fact, right before he collapsed,
he says, "I've been poisoned," and collapsed.
It's a major breakthrough
that will no doubt make motorists happy.
And as Ralph Robinson explains,
the Pentagon is also showing
lots of interest in this project.
- He has developed what's called a water fuel cell.
It has taken the place of his old gas tank.
The water fuel cell breaks down water molecules
into oxygen and hydrogen.
The hydrogen is used to run his dune buggy.
- I don't care if you use rain water, well water,
city water, ocean water.
If you don't have any fresh water, go ahead and use snow.
If you don't have any snow available to you,
then use salt water,
because there's no adverse effect to the fuel cell.
- The Pentagon flew a lieutenant colonel in
last week to look at Meyers's invention.
There is talk of possibly using it
in the Star Wars Defense Program and to run army tanks.
Meyers is currently perfecting a water fuel cell for cars.
It will cost about $1,500.
He says it won't need any maintenance
and you won't have to replace it.
And he had other technologies
that already had national security orders on them.
My group was gonna acquire them.
And it's a very interesting story.
He had a toroid, it looked like a donut,
that had a national security order on it from the '80s
that would run your house.
My science advisor and team went to go see this
after his heirs made it available for a group to buy.
We, at that time, didn't have the resources to get it.
An engineering group got it.
They were all subsequently assassinated.
All of them except one. One survived.
That was up in Michigan.
And so people don't realize
the kind of things that will be done
to maintain the hegemony
over a fossil fuel-based or nuclear power-based
and utility-based, centralized energy generation system
that benefits a very small elite.
And we're talking hundreds of trillions of dollars.
If you add up the value of all the oil, gas, coal,
nuclear power, public utilities, et cetera,
it's hundreds of trillions of dollars conservatively.
And for that, you run into a big buzz saw.
So I think people,
a lot of these industrialists that I've met
or people who are, quote, high tech.
I say there is no high tech out there.
Our civilization has no high technology yet,
except in a classified project.
The things that are the fundamental
energy and power sources that would run a planet properly.
So we're a level one civilization:
peaceful, not destroying the environment.
Those have been viciously suppressed 400 years.
And so, I've often called this the lost century,
where there's an entire century of lost evolution,
technology, social development, economic development,
et cetera and so on,
because of these big, corrupt, fascist industrial interests.
And it was like that in the late 1800s, early 20th century,
the time of Nicola Tesla, and it's true of that today.
That dynamic has not changed.
And that's what we have to make.
That's the big change that has to happen.
One of the big changes.
It's one of the big ones.
And that's why we have to do that.
Now, Elon Musk had a partner
who co-founded PayPal with him, named Peter Thiel,
and he wrote a book, "From Zero to One,"
where he talks about this and mentions...
I think in the book he talks about that, in 1964,
you could fly from JFK to Paris
in the same amount of time on a jet as you do now.
So how is it from 1945 to now there's nothing?
The minds of humanity have come up with nothing?
Think about it.
Everyone stopped for a minute
and meditate on that for one second.
That's just not possible.
So this is why a very mainstream group
called the Federation of American Scientists
put out a research paper in 2010
that said there were over 5,000 patents
that had been confiscated under national security orders,
many of them dealing with energy.
These are big macroeconomic issues
where you have a few big powerhouses,
multi-trillion dollar consortia,
that are wanting to keep the status quo,
and then they have the national security state
or the patent office be their lackeys, their shills.
And so this is a dynamic that I think has to change,
and we have a plan to change that.
But it's difficult, because you're...
The big mistake everybody makes with these technologies,
they think, "Oh, I'm gonna build a better mouse trap."
And that means that the world
is gonna beat a path to my door.
This is what every inventor I've met thinks.
The flaw in their thinking is this.
Before the world finds out about it,
Murder Incorporated, as I call it,
is gonna find a path to your door,
and they're gonna confiscate your device,
and if you don't relent, they're gonna confiscate you
and you'll be in prison, or you'll be killed, or whatever.
So you have to find a strategy
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