It wasn't a voluntary tackle you know...

He went down like Klinsmann in the penalty area.

If anyone is interested, Nick Cook from Janes Defence Weekly wrote an excellent book covering the Nazi "Bell" project titled, [url=http://www.amazon.co.uk/Hunt-Zero-Point-Nick-Cook/dp/0099414988The Hunt For Zero Point Energy[/url



Following on from that is Professor Joseph. P. Farrell's exhaustively documented [url=http://www.amazon.co.uk/SS-Brotherhood-Bell-Incredible-Technology/dp/1931882614/ref=la_B001KCNKF4_1_15?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1455015203&sr=1-15SS: Brotherhood of the Bell[/url



I think it's safe to say the Bell project existed and was likely smuggled out of Nazi Germany to the custom-built experimental plasma physics laboratory in San Carlos De Bariloche, Argentina using a Junkers JU-390 (which was capable of in-flight refuelling).



After that it's all a bit of a mystery.



I heard a bit about the Bell through Mae Brussell's work but over the years it slipped my mind completely. It was only recently after I read a couple of seemingly innocuous stories about the trafficking of "Red Mercury" by an unnamed band of smugglers that my ears suddenly pricked up because it was precisely the same stuff used by the Bell scientists to generate electrical fields of enormous potential.

Sounds a bit like last nights X-files script.



'Hands Up' all those potential abductees here willing to have their DNA tested to see if they are part alien

(I have my suspicions, and NASA are out to get you)

I would imagine either alien DNA is magically invisible to science, or else all DNA testing labs in the world are part of a megaconspiracy and remove all reference to the alien DNA from every test where it is found, leaving not trace of its existence.

if you look closely, you can see Chris Joynt lying on the floor behind a rock in that NASA photo.

There has got to be one of these hidden among the rocks surely?

[url=http://s83.photobucket.com/user/Stand-Offish/media/mars.jpg.html[/url

That's actually quite good.

Bigger versions of the image I posted earlier.







Bear in mind this is 1967

He could of course have put a Life magazine on a Mars bar.