At the below
link is an historic new document about suppressed energy technologies including
hemp for energy, mentioning such names as Tesla, DePalma, Trombly, and
discussing many genre of new energy techs suppressed that can replace nuclear
and fossil fuel power, excerpt:
Energy Invention Suppression Case Statistics
Number of Energy Invention Suppression
Incidents – 96
Number of Dead, Missing, or Injured Energy
Inventors, Activists, and Associates – 20
Number of Energy Inventors and Associates
Threatened with Death – 31
Number of Energy Researchers and Associates
Imprisoned or Falsely Charged – 5
Number of Incidents of Energy Invention
Suppression by the
Central Intelligence Agency,
Federal Bureau of Investigation,
Navy, Bureau of Alcohol,
Tobacco, and Firearms, Defense Intelligence Agency, S.W.A.T. Teams,
Securities and Exchange
Commission, Food and Drug Administration, Department of Defense,
Department of Homeland
Security, Internal Revenue Service, Rural Electrification Administration,
White House, Consumer
Product Safety Commission, and Small Business Administration – 58
Number of Inventions Classified Secret by
Number of Incidents Involving Oil Companies
– 9
Names of Companies, Banks, State Agencies,
Private Groups, and Universities Involved with Energy
Invention Suppression – Standard Oil, Zapata Petroleum, Atlantic
Shell Oil
Company, General Electric Company, Yakuza,
Organization
of Petroleum Exporting Countries, Wells Fargo Bank, Ford Motor Company,
General
Motors Corporation,
Kollmorgan,
World Bank, Rockefellers, Carlyle Group, and Bush Family
From: Gary Vesperman
[mailto:garyvesperman@...]
Sent: Tuesday, August 28, 2007
8:44 PM
To: Gary Vesperman
Subject: Energy Invention
Suppression Cases August 28 2007
Dear Friends,
Attached is my August 28, 2007 compilation of energy invention
suppression cases. One link to a copy of the file has been provided at the
bottom of
Note that to read its table of contents without the
shading, move the cursor to the cover page. Then left click the
bottom-pointing arrow scroll box in the lower right corner of the screen and
hold the mouse key. The table of contents will scroll down - allowing reading
without the distracting shading provided by the table of contents field code.
Gary Vesperman