(LA Times) In 2006, when director Chris Paine released "Who Killed the Electric Car?" the story of GM's short-lived, battery-powered EV-1, the villains were many, but consumer apathy played its role. With "Revenge of the Electric Car," Paine's entertaining follow-up, top GM exec Bob Lutz gives much credit for the company's 180 to consumer outrage. Wall Street might want to take notice of how quickly tides can change. "Revenge" follows the three-way race between GM, Nissan, and Silicon Valley rogues Tesla Motors to bring an electric model successfully to market... More
Simple facts obliterate several of the pillars of egghead "mythematicalpsyence." While scientific method is a wonder, it is not allowed to work. Popular pseudo-science is owned by energy barons, corporate warmongers, and the central banks that fund the corporations.
"Quackademic" theories are forced on school systems, which do not allow their own teachers to instruct according to conscience or studies that contradict the issued textbook. The result is a kind of mind control limiting what is "acceptable" discourse. Contradictory science is ignored. Teaching falsehoods enslaves us with limiting ideas for decades. But even future generations do not get the truth that eventually comes out. Instead, they get a new party line to toe.
For example, explosion-based technologies (nuclear, coal, gas, oil) that burn fuels that multinational companies harvest and sell at top dollar are the only technologies we are taught. The history we are taught glorifies conquest and illegal resource acquisition.
Why are we not taught about free energy technologies?
Fuels and distribution-systems for fuels that have been built on the backs of millions of innocent and exploited people in oil producing lands are relentlessly promoted. Who owns the world, and who controls the system that enslaves us, pollutes us, and ruins the world while not even having the decency to fund the clean up? More
