Interview With Foster Gamble Of Thrive (Free Energy Movie) Movie

If you haven't seen the documentary Thrive yet it's an excellent introduction into why Capitalism has a huge profit incentive to lie, conceal, suppress and destroy over at least a century's worth of innovation on free energy developments as indeed Nikola Tesla discovered while working with Edison. Capitalism hates free energy, hates miracle medicines and has a love hate relationship with the internet.

That's a very short summary because the topic is quite convoluted and deals with ideas that are quite challenging to the stiffs in the scientific world who have a peer review reputation to maintain, greedy capitalism to defend, salaries and pensions to protect, and generally speaking with a mind that is risk averse and trained to follow not lead. The proof of that is our reliance on over century old combustion engine technology and the illusion that technologically we're an advanced species. We're not.

Foster Gamble the maker of Thrive is an heir to the Proctor & Gamble dynasty who walked away from a life of dutiful corporate wealth secured through relentless growth and acquisition. This interview was conducted by pesn.com one of the more cautious and dutiful sites documenting free energy developments. It's worth recalling that a hallmark of the Universe is free and abundant energy. 

It's just the way it is. Here's a copy for download if you wish to see it.

Pre & Post-Internet History

I think the internet challenges the language of historians in many ways. Pre internet history likes neat symmetrical interlocking shapes. Library history insists on concrete starts and ceremonial finishes. It likes old fashioned good guys and bad guys. It has no language for totally new types of historical event and can't deal with messy complexity. It imposes binary outputs on multilateral inputs and struggles to identify when it deceives itself in the present thus contaminating the past and messing up the future. 

Traditional historical language is imploding with the language of information warfare, singularities, emerging globalised conciousness and groaning with the burden that WWIII  may already have started but wont be officialy recognised until the victor declares checkmate through a new variant of Stuxnet.

Academics, scholars and historians through books, documents and archives were once the official narrative but now Vox populi and real time verbatim counts for something too.

Let's face it. A trillion internet arguments in the comments of billions of blogs, Facebook updates and social media and news platforms not to mention zillions of tweets will shape what people in the future think about events in the past just as much as the mendacity we're fed and sold in the present by the corporate for-profit mainstream media.


I put it to you that our understanding of ourselves, including where we came from, who we are, what we're doing here and where we're going is on the edge of monumental change. It's a race between education and catastrophe.

DreamHub - Korean Architecture

I think most people who are informed by what happened on 9/11 would gladly see the DreamHub Korean high-rises project secure the green light and financing required if it encouraged those who willingly choke on their ignorance to do a couple of hours research into the false flag attack nature of the twin towers attack. 

The architecture is by Dutch firm MVRDV and the DreamHub website is so data intensive I'm rudely reminded of the extraordinarily fast broadband capabilities of the Korean internet.

Is this a good excuse to remind you to take a look at Dr Judy Wood's explanation for how the towers were reduced to a dust cloud? You bet. Click on the appropriate tag below.