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Was Winston Churchill A "Soviet" Agent?


Was Winston Churchill A "Soviet" Agent?

January 19, 2011
Winston_Churchill_and_Bernard_Baruch_talk_in_car_in_front_of_Baruch's_home,_14_April_1961.jpg(left, Churchill in 1961 with his old time boss, Illuminati banker Bernard Baruch)
The USSR was a proxy for the Rothschild banking syndicate. Victor Rothschild was a "Soviet" spy. He was also Churchill's handler. The Illuminati make war on humanity by instigating war and controlling both sides. War is a devilish dance of suffering which they choreograph.   

by T. Stokes
(Edited by Henry Makow)  



Winston Churchill's mother was a high-class whore, and his father was a wastrel who suffered from syphilis.  Churchill was a Jewish stooge for W W One. The sinking of the H.M.S Hampshire [June 5, 1916] was a British false flag operation, a Churchill/Jewish plot to kill Lord Kitchener, who was planning [to convince the Russians to make peace, which would have forestalled the Bolshevik revolution.]

Churchill's original Sandhurst military file, describes him as a drunken aggressive homosexual, and only his mother sleeping with Prince of Wales, stopped him from being prosecuted for sodomy.

Psychologists understand now that putting same-sex children together in boarding schools for years and hot-housing their development with no contact with the opposite sex, breeds homosexuality. The term "Fagging" meant the younger boys were bullied to do jobs for the older ones, and same sex relations grew from this at a colossal rate,as told in detail by Guy Burgess.

Arthur Ransome (1884-1967), an author best known for his "Swallows and Amazons" stories, was an expert on Russian affairs, having cultivated friendships with both Lenin and Trotsky. He was a high ranking MI-6 operative with the codename S76.

This man, according to Winston Churchill's nanny, Elizabeth Anne Everest,
knew first-hand from Russia that Churchill was working for Rothschild interests, not Britain's. Many British intellectuals have suspected this, and Walter Thompson, Churchill's bodyguard, said Churchill felt more at risk of assassination for betraying his own people in Britain, than from the enemies he made abroad,

Churchill received Jewish banker money paid into a secret account in the name of Colonel Arden. Maxim Litvinov was from a wealthy Jewish banking family, and, according to Constantin Volkov, also paid money to Churchill. It was Volkov's knowledge of this and his documents tabling it, which caused Kim Philby to silence him.

Churchill comes from a long line of traitors. He was a  descendant of the 7th Duke of Marlborough, the first duke came to fame during the reign of Queen Anne. John Churchill played the prime part in the overthrow of James II, when William of Orange arrived in Britain, John Churchill the first Duke of Marlborough was paid 6000 pounds per year by Solomon of Medina. The other Jewish merchants paid William of Orange 2 million gilders. William III then with John Churchill founded the Bank of England in 1694, for the Jews to run and they still own it and us now,  converting the English people to tax and national debt slaves. Each new born babe in Britain today January 2009 already owes the Jewish banksters, 15,347 pounds each and it's rising.

So when the Jews call us to war on our Saxon brothers in Germany, or peaceful Muslims in Iraq, we have to go.

A recent 20 pound note had a star of David depicted on it,  showing we are all Jewish property.

HMS HAMPSHIRE CONSPIRACY THEORIES


HMS HAMPSHIRE
CONSPIRACY THEORIES

Also see Hampshire's Gold and the conspiracy theory printed in The Sunday Times in August 1998.

Over eighty years have come and gone since Kitchener went down with the Hampshire; yet still rumours persist that a cover-up conceals some dark, terrible conspiracy to make a premature end of the great soldier. Why, it is asked, did the Hampshire leave port in such a hurry, when imminent severe gales had been forecast? Why had she, contrary to her original orders, set off round the West Orkney coast into the teeth of a Force 8 north west wind? And why, given the status of the Hampshire's VIP passenger (Kitchener), had nothing been done to save his life? Kitchener was last reported seen pacing the deck, seemingly resigned to his fate. Old Orcadians to this day tell stories of armed soldiers posted on the cliffs around Birsay, keeping curious folk away at bayonet point. Will we ever know the truth about the Hampshire's end? Probably not.

MISTAKE or CONSPIRACY

Here is another fact which I have learned since creating this website which points to maybe not a conspiracy but a mistake, something which was over looked at the time leading to disastrous consequences.

Fact: 29th May 1916 - The U75 German U-Boat laid mines West of Orkney.
Fact: (little known as it maybe) 2nd June 1916 - The British Naval Vessel 'Laurel Crown' a 'drifter' or trawler hit one of the mines laid by the U75 West of Orkney and sunk.
Fact: 5th June 1916 - HMS Hampshire hits another mine laid by the U75 West of Orkney and the rest is history.

Now here's the theory:

It appears that in the days between when the U75 laid the mines West of Orkney (29th May) and the Hampshire sinking (5th June) that, that particular area of sea wasn't sweep for mines due to the 'bad' weather conditions. Prior to the 2nd June 1916 German surface minelayers and mine laying U-Boats didn't even present a danger in this area as they were thought to have insufficient range to reach the Orkneys, the farthest they had been seen were the seas off the Firth of Forth.

After the Laurel Crown struck a mine on the 2nd June (3 days before the sinking of the Hampshire) the English Fleet Directors must have now known of U75’s mine barrier, yet the area wasn't sweep for mines and the Hampshire was still sent on this deadly route.

Now was this because the Battle of Jutland had just taken place and in the confusion after the Battle the report of the Laurel Crown sinking was delayed, paid no attention to or maybe the Fleet Directors were unaware of it. In this case it was a 'mistake' with deadly consequences which is now not the best kept secret, but it is also not very well known.

The only other alternative is that the Fleet Directors were fully aware of the sinking of the Laurel Crown and the U75 mine barrier along this route. If this was the case the demise of the Hampshire was deliberate and Kitchener, together with his staff of six officers and the crew of the Hampshire were sent to their doom intentionally.

Here are some 'theories' given by other people:

I recently bought a book at a fair by Ernst Carl, Germany's master spy in Britain during 1914-1918.the book was published in 1935 by Jarrod and is a personal biography of the author's war service mainly undercover in England.

A large part of the book is devoted to Ernst Carl's plan and execution to blow up HMS Hampshire which he devised with Sinn Fein agents working in the UK and Ireland.

The author describes how Sinn Fein agents took naval positions on many of the navy's ships during this period and of a great plot to destroy the British fleet in port by placing large bombs in the ammunition rooms of the whole fleet so that on the designated day the fleet would be sunk which would in effect end the war.

Sinn Fein hated Kitchener and knew that when the war was over he would turn returning troops to Ireland and they had been planning to assassinate him for some time.
It seems impossible to me that this book could be anything but fact as there is much detail from the sinking including how Ernst Carl and his compatriots watched the Hampshire leaving port from a pub on the Orkney Isles after a three hour delay during which they thought their plan had been found out.

The author also states categorically that there was a large amount of gold on the ship which Kitchener was taking to the hotbed of Russia to use as a bargaining tool.
Regards
Steve

With regards to the above conspiracy, I was emailed in February 2003 by a Television producer who was looking at making a documentary on the Sinking of the Hampshire. He said that he had been approached by a 'reputable' Journalist who had evidence from a recent dive of the Hampshire that the Plating at the bow of the ship was blown outwards and not inwards, indicating the explosion which sunk the Hampshire was internal not external.
Jane Storey

Roger Collins wrote to tell me about Frank Power a journalist who was involved in a hoax regarding the body of Kitchener.
Frank Power was a journalist who caused much trouble over the sinking of the Hampshire. In October 1925 he began a weekly series of articles in the "REFEREE", a popular Sunday paper of the time. Week after week he piled claim upon claim, causing a public outcry. Public meetings were held all over the country, and the government began discreet enquiries, interviewing many persons about their recollection of events. This information was pulled together and published in August 1926, and finally told the whole truth about the Hampshire.

Power then changed his line, and claimed that Kitchener's body had been located in Norway. He made a trip to Norway with a film crew and a few weeks later a coffin arrived at Waterloo station in London, where Power picked it up. At this stage the authorities intervened and the coffin was opened in the presence of the police and Sir Bernard Spilsbury (the leading forensic scientist of the time). Power did not attend the opening as he was seeing his wife off on holiday!!

The coffin was empty, and it was later proved that Power had engaged in an elaborate hoax. The "REFEREE" disowned Power and he was interviewed several times by the police, but in the end he was not prosecuted.

This was a sad episode, causing a lot of grief to relatives of the men on the Hampshire.

I would like to impart some information that has been passed on to me via a colleague at school.

The theory is: Kitchener allegedly shot himself in a government building and this fact was covered up by saying that he was lost on a mission to Russia on board HMS Hampshire.

The information to my colleague was passed to him by somebody, many years ago who said he was there when Kitchener committed suicide.

Bob Pearson

I have to say that I find it hard to believe that, during wartime, The government via the Admiralty would sacrifice an entire ship and her crew just to kill one man that was off to Russia anyway, where he could be assassinated at a fraction of the price and no comeback on HM Government!

Simon D Smith

I talked to one 'local' (who held a position of Authority) in the Orkney's when I visited. He told me how on the 5th June 1916 the life boats where not launched for a period of time and also the few who knew of the disaster, who wanted to help, were in some cases “forcibly prevented under dire threats”. One man was told by a soldier “that all civilians were to remain in their houses and not to venture near the shore or we should be fired on”.
He went on to say that some of the survivors who reached the shore were shot by our own soldiers.
Is this true or just hearsay? I know it sounds 'unbelievable', but without saying where he worked the source of this information does have a reasonable strong connection with the Hampshire.

Dave in Carlisle.

To add some depth to the above theory Mike Jefferies emailed saying that he too had heard local rumours that the local home guard had been told that a German warship had been sunk that night and that they were to shoot survivors and that some had been shot on the cliffs. If this was the case, an initial mistaken identity of the sunken ship, it may explain why there was such a delay in launching the life boats and why locals had witnessed soldiers shooting the survivors, they assumed the survivors that made it to the shore would be foe not friendly.

Hello ,

I just finish to read a book called "les dessous de l'espionnage anglais , des documents, des faits" written by Robert Boucard in 1925 .

(an "insider", he worked for the French intelligence during WWI and again for the British Intelligence after the war).

This author, and I are not what people can say "British lovers". In his theory he says KITCHENER was murdered (time bomb ?), by the British Intelligence .

When KITCHENER went to Russia, it was in order to speak with the Czar about some high ranking officers who were German agents (Soukhomlinof = war minister) . It was after the reading of Sidney Reilly's reports upon felons in czar's staff. His mission was to reorganize the Czar's staff .

But according to Boucard's theory there were people in the British government who were thinking of a Russian defeat and an agreement with Germany (the "great game" and geopolitical theory of MacKINDER ) were earning a lot of money making business with Germany through the neutrals (Punch's drawing: William II saying "God bless England " with in his back bags of cotton, sugar , tea, ..........)
So, KITCHENER, who was close to France " The defence of London begin on the shores of Calais"  was an obstacle for them .

I would like to have your opinion about this .

Regards .

D.BESSON

The loss of the HMS Hampshire: Act of war or murder?


The loss of the HMS Hampshire: Act of war or murder? 

By Sean Chase, Daily Observer







The sailors aboard the HMS Hampshire were climbing into their hammocks when the vibrations of an explosion suddenly knocked them off their feet.
In the mess hall, off-duty personnel were sitting down to supper when they heard this dreadful grating sound echoing through the bowels of the ship. The blast, under the port side just forward of the bridge, tore an enormous hole below the keel -a mortal injury for any vessel. The lights flickered off, plunging the mess hall into darkness. Petty Officer Wilfred Wesson felt a gust of air rushing along the deck, blowing men's caps off. Groping for the switch, he felt the floor list steadily towards the bow.
Captain Herbert Savill was on the bridge when he felt the violent shudder ripple through his ship as the clock struck 7:40 p.m. The damage was cataclysmic. The helm was disabled while the power failed, knocking out the lights and the wireless. The Hampshire was barely three hours into her voyage to Archangel, Russia. Her assignment: to escort Lord Kitchener, the Secretary of War, on a secret diplomatic mission to engage Czar Nicholas. That mission was now over. The 655 souls aboard the warship must now fight for their lives.
The Hampshire was sailing up the Orkney coast between Marwick Head and the Brough of Birsay when the explosion occurred. A lookout stationed with the Orkney Royal Artillery garrison on the cliffs near Birsay saw the blast. Despite the heavy rain, the gunner could clearly see the Hampshire was in trouble. She was only one-and-a-half miles offshore. He ran down the path to inform the duty corporal, James Drever, who raced to the village's post office. There he crafted two urgent messages that were wired by postmistress Jessie Comloquoy. One was sent to the western patrol command in Stromwell, some 20 miles away, and the artillery commander at Kirkwall. Drever glanced at his watch. Five minutes had now passed since they heard the explosion.
By now, the Hampshire was going down by the bow with a sharp list to starboard. Savill had ordered "abandon ship!" The hatches opened as men clambered onto the deck to take their positions at the boat stations. Considering the situation, everyone remained cool and calm, including their illustrious passenger.
Wearing his khaki field marshal's uniform, Lord Kitchener exited the gun room flat followed by his entourage. The biting frigid winds of the gale did not seem to bother the Earl of Khartoum, who left his stateroom in such a hurry he forgot his great coat and forge cap. Captain Savill called out orders for the war minister to proceed to the quarter-deck where the captain's boat was being manually lowered. Wesson saw Lord Kitchener and was struck by how unaffected he was by the events around him.
"He looked as though he might have appeared at that moment, not for self-preservation, but regretfully to inspect the irreparable damage to a proud vessel," recounted Wesson later. "He looked tired and worn."
The old soldier then mounted the ladder. That was the last anyone saw of Lord Kitchener. With the power loss, five of the largest lifeboats could not be electrically launched from their derricks. Chief shipwright William Phillips and two others threw a carpenter's bench overboard, hoping to use it as a life raft. The mountainous waves immediately smashed it to pieces. Desperate sailors began jumping into the roaring sea, including many badly scalded by the steam escaping the engine room. Those bleeding screamed in agony when the salt water washed their wounds.
The propellers rose out of the water, motionless as the Hampshire dipped her bow deep into the sea. Wesson joined a crowd of 50 men who had cut away a raft and managed to float it off the sinking ship. As the hull began rolling over, they paddled with every ounce they had for the derelict raft. Those strong enough made it on board.
The Hampshire suddenly exe- cuted a somersault lurch for- ward, throwing men clinging to her boat deck and the stern into the raging water. On shore, Drever watched in horror as the Hampshire disappeared beneath the waves. Ms. Comloquoy then tapped out a second message: "vessel down."
Only three circular Carley rafts were launched. Each accommodated 45 people -not enough room for the hundreds now thrashing about in the ice cold water. Aboard Phillips' raft, men wearing life jackets were asked to leave the craft to make room for those without. Given the plunging temperatures, they would be going to their deaths. Some 18 volunteers stood up and jumped over- board, sacrificing themselves so their shipmates stood a chance to reach shore.
"All around us were floating bodies," recounted stoker Walter Farnden. "Other men were cling- ing to lifebelts and pieces of wreckage and calling for help. It was impossible to rescue them."
Standing on the cliffs, a help- less Drever and others watched the boats wallow in the seas. He saw the hundreds of heads bob- bing in the surf and quietly prayed help would arrive soon. But none would be coming for the doomed survivors of the Hampshire. At 8:10 p.m., G.L. Thomson, honourary secretary of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution, rushed into navy headquarters at Stromness instructing duty personnel that his lifeboat was ready for launch. To his utter amazement, he was rebuked by a senior officer who told Thomson it was a naval matter and to stay out of it. Fur- thermore, if he launched his lifeboat, he would be charged with mutiny. No instructions went out to the life stations along the island's west coast.
By 9:45 p.m., more than two hours after the explosion, a tug and two trawlers pulled away from the docks at Stromness enroute to the scene. At 10 p.m., the destroyer escorts Unity and Victory were finally ordered to Birsay.
Since the Hampshire went down, men were dying by the minute. Water began filling the bottom of Wilfred Wesson's raft. Exposure was the killer for most. Their limbs became numb as they closed their eyes, embrac- ing eternity where they sat. Tom Jennings, a grizzled 45-year-old gunner, tried leading the boys in a few choruses of "Tipperary." Fighting off death to the last, Tom defiantly stood up, faced the howling wind and belted out "... farewell Leicester Square," before collapsing to the bottom of the raft.
By midnight, volunteers from Birsay set out along the sheep paths in search of survivors who may have reached shore. The vil- lagers were surprised to see Ter- ritorial soldiers already posted along the cliffs. At 1 a.m., a Carley raft struck the rocks of a creek north of Skaill Bay. Initially overloaded with 70 men, only six were still alive.
At the same time, Wesson's raft washed up on the jagged rocks of the craggy Orkney coast. There were only four left alive. The sailor began climbing the treacherous heights before him. His limbs numb from the cold, he clawed his way up. The exhausted sailor reached the top where his weary eyes spotted a light across the field. Reaching a house, he banged on the door until the owners found him hypothermic. Wrapping him in blankets and hot-water bottles, they put him to bed.
In those dark hours, ships began reaching the scene far too late. By dawn, the gale calmed. The dead strewed the shore, or were retrieved by the late res- cuers. Only 12 sailors managed to reach the shelter of Birsay res- idences. No officers survived. Nor did any member of the dele- gation. Lord Kitchener's body was never found. A week later, King George and Queen Mary led all mourners in a elaborate memorial service at St. Paul's Cathedral.
Since then, speculation has been rife with the belief there were some in the British estab- lishment, seeing the war minis- ter as an obstacle to victory, who conspired to assassinate Lord Kitchener. After the field mar- shal's demise, Lord Northcliffe remarked: "Now we can get on with winning the war."
Many point to the fact that Lloyd George was pulled from the mission, at the last minute, as proof. Kitchener had also con- fided to Lord Derby that he intended to seek a peace of con- ciliation when the war ended. Would this policy have been too much for those seeking utter German capitulation?
The Admiralty's inquiry
heard from survivors that they believed Hampshire struck a single mine.
Some also felt more than one explosion caused the ship to go down in just 10
minutes. Germany's master spy, Ernst Carl, once
claimed he smuggled two bombs aboard the Hampshire as she was docked.
In addi- tion, how did British intelligence fail to know that the route had been
mined for weeks? If they did, why was this infor- mation not passed
onto Admi- ral Jellicoe, who made the fateful decision to send the Hampshire on a west- ern course instead of their intended route through the east channel.
One matter that the Admiralty never fully explained was its slow response to the disaster. Many questions have been asked about why it took rescue ships two hours to leave port -a criti- cal time when hundreds could have been saved. It's estimated 200 sailors escaped the Hamp- shire alive before she went down. Another 130 made it onto the life rafts. Was it incompe- tence or did the navy deliber- ately delay sending aid?
Orkney residents contra- dicted the Admiralty's assertion that rescue vessels arrived at the scene at midnight. Many have testified that the army arrived at Birsay and posted guards along the coast to dis- suade volunteer rescue parties. One farmer said he was told by a soldier that all civilians were to remain in their houses and not to venture near the shore or they would be fired upon.
To this day, there is still a feel- ing on the islands that the gov- ernment covered up the whole affair. More horrifying is that if such a conspiracy existed, it meant 655 men were sent to their deaths to destroy one man.
Perhaps Kitchener's friend and biographer knew the truth. In 1920, Sir George Arthur cryp- tically wrote: "By an unhappy error of judgement an unswept channel was chosen for the pas- sage of the cruiser; and Kitch- ener -the secret of whose jour- ney had been betrayed -was to fall into the machinations of England's enemies, and to die swiftly at their hands."
Sean Chase is a Daily Observer multimedia journalis

Lord Kitchener: The Truth At Last


Lord Kitchener: The Truth At Last

By T. Stokes on August 11, 2006

The sudden death of Lord Kitchener on June 5th 1916, caused as big an international stir, as that of President Kennedy and Princess Diana, and just as every one remembers where they were when the news was announced of their deaths, and so it was with Kitchener.At the start of W.W.I Horatio Herbert Kitchener was recalled home from Cairo, to become secretary of state for war, Kitchener was seen as a hero, winner of battles in the Sudan, India and the Boer war.
Small boys would sing out in the street “Come home Kitchener of Khartoum”. He was said he was more popular than the king. In the lead up to W.W.I Britain’s huge battle fleet, which was coal fired, took ages to warm up and was heavy to get going, the German Inventor Rudolph Diesel invented an engine which bears his name, which was demonstrated to run on vegetable oil, so impressed were the British government that he was invited across to Britain to sell us his engines, for updating the fleet, this would give badly needed work and prosperity to Britain’s farmers, and land workers, producing vegetables for fuel.
Strangely, for a man who was about to become filthy rich, the history books say Rudolph Diesel jumped over board on the crossing and drowned. Co-incidentally of course, Rothschild whose banks became rich loaning for Britain’s wars, put his agent Winston Churchill, into the admiralty as first sea lord, to lobby for the new middle east oil based engines, which would run on oil he supplied, the purchase of the new engines would be also bought with Rothschild loans,
Rothschild’s bank would also take over vast chunks of Germany after the war and influence the treaty of Versailles, this would later create a major problem for all Jews in Germany. In researching the newspapers of the day, surprisingly even the disastrous Gallipoli campaign in which Churchill overrode opposition from Kitchener to push through this invasion, failed to dent Kitcheners popularity.
On June 5th 1916 in a force 8 gale, with Kitchener on board the armoured cruiser, H.M.S Hampshire suddenly and hurriedly left for Russia, with the 2 escort ships, Unity and Victor, and new instructions to travel round the Orkneys.
Some short time out, the escort ships were ordered by the Admiralty to return home from the West Orkneys, leaving the Hampshire to find its way through the minefield alone, in a gale that was now force 9, on its journey to the port of Archangel, in Russia.
The Admiralty was aware there was a minefield in this location because, the laurel Crown was sunk here on June 2nd, by mines laid on May 29th by U75 U-Boat. This was confirmed by intercepted radio traffic.
We are told from witness statements, that the Hampshire with 655 men on board hit one mine, but several explosions then sunk the ship. The lifeboats were said to have been unlaunchable, of the 12 survivors who made the coast, instructions were given to the home guard to shoot all those who made it ashore. The war office later claimed that it thought the ship was German and wanted no prisoners.
Now is this a case of mass incompetence on a colossal scale, or something else? Lord Kitchener was a cult figure, an icon of his day, in spite of being a great strategist and battle student, he refused his men’s advice to bring in high explosive shells, and mistakenly ordered shrapnel shells, which in the closeness of the trenches, killed as many of his own men as the enemy.
He also through war office recruitment saw to it that bully boy press gang tactics, insured that boys as young as 14 joined up when the legal age to fight in France was 19, he instigated plans where women would give white feathers of cowardice to lads outside schools.
In preparation for this article I discovered one boy soldier was aged 12. But if asked to produce a Birth certificate on joining, this horrific situation would not have arisen.
The war office also shot for cowardice underage soldiers who they knew were under age, I interviewed many men who were W.W.I veterans in the 1950s and 60s who said even in the heat of the trenches they knew this was murder.
Although no government figures are available for child soldiers, the Red Cross and other organisations say approx 80,000 casualties were under age. Kitchener was a predatory homosexual, whose appetite for these boys was unquenchable, and cruel in the extreme, and the sort of army stories circulating, were similar to those in the catholic church of today.
Churchill despised both Kitchener and his popularity, yet both were senior freemasons. The street boys rhyme;” boy soldiers for war if you fancy, all for Kitchener ‘cos he’s a nancy” would have appealed to Churchill’s humour.
Importantly Kitchener died a few days after the biggest naval battle ever, the battle of Jutland, and some days before the Bolshevik revolution.
Some 50 years ago, a senior intelligence man on his death bed told myself and another witness the following story, and this is almost word for word.

“Myself and my C.O. went on board the Hampshire, I was told to keep watch outside while he went into Kitcheners cabin, I put my ear to the door, and heard the C.O say, I am going to leave you my pistol with one bullet, I will wait outside and you will do the honourable thing”We heard a shot, the C.O went in and retrieved the pistol, and we hurriedly left the ship”
He also claimed the sinking of the Hampshire with the loss of 643 men was a British cover up operation, as Kitchener had been directly approached for peace discussions.
Recent divers to the ship have said it is possible that the several explosions were from inside the ship, as the fragments appear to be outwards not inwards,
But not all are in agreement.
If this sounds far fetched look up “Operation Northwood’s” where the Americans planned to blow up one of their own planes with U.S youngsters on board. Or the deaths of 29 intelligence experts on the Irish situation in a helicopter crash.
Rothschild who financed both world wars and the Napoleonic war, and probably other wars, was instrumental in the start of W. W. I. And in the break up of the Ottoman empire, Palestine was too close to the Suez canal, and Arabs were 88% of the Palestinian population, the remainder were a few Jews and Christians, yet this land was demanded by Rothschild as part payment.
Nathaniel Rothschild and Winston Churchill were inseparable, Churchill’s mother was Jewish and as the bloodline is carried down through the woman, so was Winston, which explains his fanatical pro-jewish stance.
Because in 1917 Britain’s war was not going well, and hope of victory was optimistic. The Jewish influence world wide was pushing for the “Balfour agreement” and Britain needed the wealthy American Jews to back its war effort, by bringing in America, so Zionist influence meant President Woodrow Wilson had to support Britain, and the influential Russian Jews who masterminded the Bolshevik revolution, use its influence to keep Russia in the war.
Alfred Lord Douglas who wrote for the weekly “ Plain English” and “morning post”, had sources in the Jewish underground, and one member Benjamin Friedman, claimed that Jewish financiers under Rothschild, manipulated Churchill to make false statements after Jutland whereby the stock exchange dropped. Then next day a further more optimistic statement meant a rise in stock prices, head of the Jewish financial syndicate Sir Ernest Cassel, paid Churchill a cheque for £40,000.
One of Churchill’s speech writers told of Churchill having an account in the name of colonel Arden for payments. This stock exchange tactic was employed previously by Rothschild after the Napoleonic war.
I asked Winston Churchill about this episode in his constituency office in Woodford many years ago, he replied; “see yourself out”
In the book written by the society palmist and mystic “Cheiro” entitled; “palmistry for all” the frontispiece shows the palm-print of Lord Kitchener taken on July 21st 1894
Cheiro himself says, there will be some mystery attached to his death, the palm-print confirms the suddenness of his death with the suggestion of murder, interestingly the hand tells of waters involvement.
Palmistry has fascinated me since childhood, and as a child I studied Kitcheners hand-print, some palmists claim the hand cannot foretell the future, because the hand changes, but some aspects do not change, and his hand clearly shows Cheiro’s analysis to be absolutely correct, and a crisis to occur at age 66 the age of his death.
Cheiro says of this number 66 when reduced in numerology to the primary 12 that; “This number speaks of suffering and anxiety and is an indicator of the suffering of the victim, and depicts someone sacrificed for the plans and intrigues of others”
This number also gives us the occult indicators behind the death. From Kitcheners birthdate 24 June 1850, we deduce in microcosm again from Cheiro, “these people are extremely magnetic, obstinate and unyielding, they attract others to them and are often loved and worshipped by those under them”
Herbert Kitcheners name in numerology reduces from an 88 to a 16, Cheiro says of this; “This number is represented by the tarot card of a tower struck by lightning, from which a man falls, it is a warning of some strange fatality”
Interestingly his name contains 16 letters. The H.M.S.Hampshires numbers are 56 which reduce to an 11. Lord Herbert Kitchener also reduces from a 56 to an 11, and amazingly, First Sea lord is also a 56 then 11, and Winston Churchill M. P. again shows this compound number 11, showing absolute karmic linkage to a single plan.
Incidentally the word “treachery” is also an 11 number. Cheiro says again; “ Ominous warnings of hidden dangers, trial and treachery of others” that about sums up the ship.
The country celebrates all this when on the 11 of the 11 of the 11th how strange! Nietzche has this statement in his book thus spoke Zarasthustra;
“The state lies in all the tongues of good and evil, and whatever it says is lies, and whatever it has, it has stolen, everything it is, is false, it bites with stolen teeth, and it bites often, it is false down to its bowels”
So here we have it, in a nutshell, government lies and deception, Kitchener murdered by agents of his own government. And the Hampshire sunk, with all hands as a cover up.

T Stokes lecturer in paranormal studies copyright 2005
palmist@fsmail.net

More than half of Britain's wind farms have been built where there is not enough wind


More than half of Britain's wind farms have been built where there is not enough wind

By Fiona Macrae

Last updated at 10:00 AM on 17th August 2010
It's not exactly rocket science – when building a wind farm, look for a site that is, well, quite windy.
But more than half of Britain’s wind farms are operating at less than 25 per cent capacity.
In England, the figure rises to 70 per cent of onshore developments, research shows.
 
Europe's biggest windfarm, Whitelee, near Glasgow, boasts 140 turbines which last year ran at less than 25 per cent of capacity
Europe's biggest windfarm, Whitelee, near Glasgow, boasts 140 turbines which last year ran at less than 25 per cent of capacity
Experts say that over-generous subsidies mean hundreds of turbines are going up on sites that are simply not breezy enough.
Britain’s most feeble wind farm is in Blyth Harbour in Northumberland, where the nine turbines lining the East Pier reach a meagre 4.9 per cent of their capacity.

Another at Chelker reservoir in North Yorkshire operates at only 5.3 per cent of its potential, the analysis of 2009 figures provided by energy regulator Ofgem found.
The ten turbines at Burton Wold in Northamptonshire have been running for just three years, but achieved only 19 per cent capacity.

Europe’s biggest wind farm, Whitelee, near Glasgow, boasts 140 turbines. But last year they ran at less than a quarter of their capacity.

The revelation that so many wind farms are under-performing will be of interest to those who argue that they are simply expensive eyesores.

Michael Jefferson, the professor of international business and sustainability who carried out the analysis, says financial incentives designed to help Britain meet green energy targets are encouraging firms to site their developments badly.

Under the controversial Renewable Obligation scheme, British consumers pay £1billion a year in their fuel bills to subsidise the drive towards renewable energy.

Turbines operating well under capacity are still doing well out of the scheme, but Professor Jefferson, of the London Metropolitan Business School, wants the cash to be reserved for the windiest sites.

He said: ‘There is a political motivation to drive non-fossil fuel energy, which I very much respect, but we need more focus.’

He suggests that the full subsidy be restricted to turbines which achieve capacity of 30 per cent or more – managed by just eight of England’s 104 on-shore wind farms last year.

Those that fall below 25 per cent should not be eligible for any subsidy. Professor Jefferson said: ‘That would focus the mind to put them in a sensible place.’

Britain has 2,906 wind turbines spread over 264 sites. But a further 7,000 are planned for the next 12 years to meet European targets on cutting greenhouse gas emissions.
Nick Medic, of Renewable UK, which represents the wind industry, said talk of efficiency was ‘unhelpful’.

He added: ‘Other types of energy, from hydro to nuclear, operate at 50 per cent efficiency at best due to factors including maintenance shut downs and fluctuating demands.’

Ralph Ring and Otis T. Carr

PROJECT CAMELOT
Ralph Ring and Otis T. Carr
Las Vegas, August 2006



Ralph Ring is a brilliant innovative technician who as a young man in the late 1950s and early 1960s worked closely with Otis T. Carr. With the aid of his small team, Carr, who was himself a protegé of the great inventor Nikola Tesla, built a number of flying disks, which worked.... prior to their experimentation being forcibly terminated by government agents.
Ralph Ring


In a dramatic experiment, Ring co-piloted a 45 foot disk a distance of ten miles, arriving at their destination instantaneously. Ring, now aged 71, tells his story –the first time it has been reported.
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-- "You must always work with Mother Nature. Force is never necessary. The laws of the physical universe are really very simple."
 • Ralph Ring, interviewed by Kerry Cassidy, August 2006
-- "You are assuming that ET crafts are made with our technology... Many years ago, we made that same mistake and it took us several years to correct the mistake and start fresh from the drawing board. Their technology is nothing similar to ours... We started from scratch and learned their principles of dynamics, physics, etc... The ET craft was manufactured using ET technology. This craft was built many years before we developed flight. They used a different physics principle that we still don't fully understand... I've worked on this project for 12 years and I sometimes call myself dumb because I try to compare the craft with our technology. Doing that is dumb, as all who have worked on the craft over the years have come to understand."
 • Los Alamos National Laboratories physicist, quoted in Exempt from Disclosure, by Robert Collins
-- "The pilots... knew they were going very fast, but it was so fast that they saw things stand still in time... At first our pilots could not interface with the craft. The Alien Life Form corrected the problem with three fingers on the globe panel. Then the wave formed and the craft began to cooperate and generate lift..."
 • James Jesus Angleton (CIA), quoted in Exempt from Disclosure, by Robert Collins
-- "The vehicle was simply an extension of their own bodies because it was tied into their neurological systems…"
 • Col. Philip J. Corso, The Day After Roswell
-- "My flying machine will have neither wings nor propellers. You might see it on the ground and you would never guess that it was a flying machine. Yet it will be able to move at will through the air in any direction with perfect safety."
 • Nikola Tesla, interviewed in The New York Herald Tribune, October 15, 1911
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Project Camelot is privileged to have been introduced to Ralph Ring, a gifted intuitive technician who in the late 1950s and early 1960s worked closely with Otis T. Carr, a protegé of the great inventor Nikola Tesla. Prior to meeting Carr, Ralph had helped the famous French oceanographer Jacques Cousteau develop the aqualung, and had then spent a period working with a government-funded research organization called Advanced Kinetics.

Bill Ryan talked with Ralph for over twelve hours on their first meeting, in March 2006. He was genial, charismatic, gentle, compelling, and sprightly for his 71 years. The story he told was captivating.


In essence, the account is as follows. Carr and a small group of engineers and technicians, one of whom was Ralph, built a flying disk, powered by rotating electromagnets in conjunction with a number of small, ingenious capacitor-like devices called "Utrons". A number of prototypes were built, ranging in size from experimental models a few feet across to a passenger-carrying craft which was fully 45 feet in diameter. The smaller disks flew successfully – one even disappeared completely and was permanently lost – and Ralph himself testifies to having co-piloted, with two others, the large craft a distance of some ten miles, traversing this distance instantaneously.

Carr was seriously intent on taking his craft to the moon. However, two weeks after Ralph's dramatic experience, their laboratory was forcibly shut down by government agents and all files and documentation were confiscated. The group was forced to disband, and the project was never completed. Dismayed and frustrated, Ralph later bought some land in Arizona where he built a futuristic disk-shaped home which he said was astonishingly energy-efficient and, he later realized, decades ahead of its time.
"...the metal turned to Jell-o. You could push your finger right into it. It ceased to be solid. It turned into another form of matter, which was as if it was not entirely here in this reality."
Carr's work has been recorded in several places, but the details are relatively scant. One highly respected physicist, researching alternative energy systems with the backing of a substantial organization, told Bill Ryan that he "had never investigated Otis Carr because his claims just seemed too outlandish." But few researchers are aware that one of the team of Carr's engineers is still alive. Project Camelot is proud to tell Ralph Ring's story, and will be releasing a video interview with him within the next few weeks.
When recalling the heady events of the late 1950s working day and night with Carr, Ring again and again stressed that the key was working with nature. "Resonance", he would emphasize repeatedly. "You have to work with nature, not against her." He described how when the model disks were powered up and reached a particular rotational speed, "...the metal turned to Jell-o. You could push your finger right into it. It ceased to be solid. It turned into another form of matter, which was as if it was not entirely here in this reality. That's the only way I can attempt to describe it. It was uncanny, one of the weirdest sensations I've ever felt."



What was it like working with Carr? "He was an unquestioned genius. Tesla had recognized his quality immediately and had taught him everything he knew. He was inspired, and – like Tesla – seemed to know exactly what to do to get something to work. He was a private man and was also very metaphysical in his thinking. I think the fact that he was not formally trained in physics helped him. He was not constrained by any preconceived ideas. As crazy as it sounds now, he was determined to fly to the moon and really believed it could be done. I believed it. We all did."
"...I was completely astonished when we realized that we had returned with samples of rocks and plants from our destination. It was a dramatic success. It was more like a kind of teleportation."
Did the craft fly? "Fly is not the right word. It traversed distance. It seemed to take no time. I was with two other engineers when we piloted the 45' craft about ten miles. I thought it hadn't moved – I thought it had failed. I was completely astonished when we realized that we had returned with samples of rocks and plants from our destination. It was a dramatic success. It was more like a kind of teleportation.

"What's more, time was distorted somehow. We felt we were in the craft about fifteen or twenty minutes. We were told afterwards that we'd been carefully timed as having been in the craft no longer than three or four minutes. I still have no complete idea how it worked. We just built it exactly according to Carr's instructions. Everything had to be perfect... it all had to be just so, or it he said it would not work: a kind of symbiotic state between man and machine.

"The Utron was the key to it all. Carr said it accumulated energy because of its shape, and focused it, and also responded to our conscious intentions. When we operated the machine, we didn't work any controls. We went into a kind of meditative state and all three of us focused our intentions on the effect we wanted to achieve. It sounds ridiculous, I know. But that's what we did, and that's what worked. Carr had tapped into some principle which is not understood, in which consciousness melds with engineering to create an effect. You can't write that into equations. I have no idea how he knew it would work. But it did.
"...there are two secrets to making the alien saucers work. One is their advanced engineering, and the other is their mental ability."
"I've lost count of the number of people who have refused to believe what happened. I no longer talk about it. It's no fun being laughed at and ridiculed. But I've described it exactly as it occurred. One day someone will build the disk just as we did and they'll have the same experience. All his blueprints still exist. Nowadays, it would all be done with digital and solid state circuitry - no moving parts would be necessary.

"I've heard that the aliens use the same principle to operate their craft. Their physics seems to work in harness with their consciousness. The craft amplifies the power of their minds. Their craft won't operate without the pilots. I've heard that's why we can't operate their craft – or, at any rate, we can't operate them the way they do. We're just not adept enough mentally and spiritually. So there are two secrets to making the saucers work. One is the advanced engineering, and the other is the mental and spiritual ability. We may have duplicated some of the first, but we may be a long way from the second yet."


Bill Ryan left Ralph having promised to get the information into the hands of someone who could understand and then duplicate the dramatic experiments conducted by Carr and his team. Ralph and Bill Ryan had agreed to work together to see the project through to its reality. Shortly afterwards, Ralph went into hospital for a routine knee replacement operation. He accidentally received the wrong treatment, and nearly died three times. At the time of writing (July 2006) he has just recently emerged, very frail, from intensive care - but is determined to tell his story. Prior to that he had enjoyed perfect health for 71 years.

This is exactly what Project Camelot is for.
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Material about Otis Carr currently in the public domain:
According to Otis Carr, "Any vehicle accelerated to an axis rotation relative to its attractive inertial mass, immediately becomes activated by free-space-energy and acts as an independent force... We have shown that a charged body, accelerated to an axis rotation relative to this attractive inertial mass, indicates polarity in a given direction.

"The dip-needle points, say, up toward the top of the body. But mount this while rotating body, with its spindle, on another platform and rotate this platform on a spindle, then if the counter-rotation is greater than the inertial forward rotation of the body, a dip-needle on the second platform will point down while the first dip-needle points up, indicating complete relativity of polarity. When the exact counter-rotation matches the forward rotation the body loses its polarity entirely and immediately becomes activated by free-energy (tensor stresses in space) and acts as an independent force... The above-described assembly of counter-rotating charged masses becomes weightless and will escape the immediate attraction of gravitational forces."

Carr's engine had only two moving parts – like two spinning tops on top of one another, each spinning in a different direction. Carr stated that "when counter-rotation matches forward rotation, a body loses its polarity... and creates a kind of independent force. This causes the counter-rotating mass to escape the full effect of gravitational influence."
Similar results, pertaining to the apparent antigravitic properties of rotating objects, have been shown by a variety of researchers – most notably, the eminent British engineer Professor Eric Laithwaite, who demonstrated an apparent loss of weight in a sealed system containing an arrangement of spinning gyroscopes and called upon the scientific community to research the phenomenon. Intriguingly, the "Jell-o" description of the altered state of solid metal, attained under specific and unusual conditions, has also been reported by the researcher John Hutchison, and is part of the lore of The Philadephia Experiment.
According to Carr, his vehicle was actually finished in 1947, but at the time he was unable to generate any interest in it. Carr stated that the core of his space ship would be a huge battery which would spin at the velocity of the external craft and which would be recharged by its own motion. Carr went on to declare that such a battery, built to any size, could be designed to power the largest electric generating plant, operate an automobile, heat a house or power any conceivable machine or device.



On April 15, 1959 a launch event was held in Oklahoma City with hundreds of people invited, having been told that a prototype disk would rise 400 to 600 feet off the ground from a gravel pit. After several hours delay, an announcement was made that the launch was being postponed due to a badly engineered bearing. However, it subsequently emerged that Carr had been admitted into hospital for eight days with a lung hemorrhage, in addition to which, in a preliminary pre-flight test, the accumulator had developed a leak which had sprayed mercury over the inside mechanism.

Carr's claims began to attract the attention of the US Government in the late 1950s. Major Wayne Aho, a former Army Combat Intelligence Officer during World War II, announced that he would take the craft to the moon on December 7, 1959, that the trip would take 5 hours, and that he would remain in orbit for 7 days before returning. The 45 diameter craft he was to use weighed 30 tons and "was powered by the Utron engine".

On June 2, 1960, Carr told an audience of 300 people that it was a "treacherous misstatement of fact to say or infer that we [OTC Enterprises] are coming to California to raise money in stock sales." The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission had placed an injunction against Carr, ordering him to cease selling unregistered stock. Negative publicity began to appear in various publications, and there were hints of impropriety, though never with any proof. The press began to turn against him.

In January, 1961 the Attorney General of New York, Louis J. Lefkowitz, stated that Carr had swindled $50,000, and later that year True Magazine labeled him a hoaxer. By then, his laboratory had been raided and destroyed, and the group of engineers had been ordered to disband and cease contact with one another. It is not known what became either of Carr himself or the craft... but they never flew again. Carr is reported to have suffered from ill-health, a broken man. He passed away in Gardnerville, Nevada, in 2005.
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The design of the OTC X-1:










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Interview: "Long John" Nebel (WOR Radio, NY) with Otis Carr and Norman Colton (29 October, 1957):
LJ ("Long John" Nebel): According to the schedule here the delivered price payable in full on delivery, with no prior commitments required, and including all poolings, and other overhead is 20 million dollars. Additional identical units are on the same schedule for 4 million dollars each. That's a lot of money! My name is Long John and we call this "the Party Line".

I imagine you wonder what I'm talking about for 20 million dollars. Well, I've had a few sponsors and we've sold a few things, but I don't have O.T.C. Enterprises Inc. of Baltimore, Maryland as sponsor but they do have something to sell. Mainly, a circular foil spacecraft that is available for 20 million dollars. We have talked about flying saucers on the program many times. But tonight it appears to me we have two very solid citizens who represent O.T.C. Enterprises and according to all of the brochures, all of the booklets, everything we have in front of us and believe me we have a stack of things in front of us, including miniature working models, and with all of this material. I'm led to believe these men and believe that there is something to flying saucers.
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Oklahoma County attorney William Berry (left), Otis T. Carr (center), and Hubert Gibson, Carr's attorney (right)


And the men that I'm referring to are Otis. T. Carr, President and Norman Evans Colton, Director of Sales Engineering. These gentlemen are associated with O.T.C. Enterprises, and we'll be talking with them tonight about the possibility of making a craft that can go to Venus, that can go to the Moon, that can go to Mars, that costs 20 million dollars. And after we have the first one the rest of them won't cost too much, about 4 million dollars each. We have with us this morning Ben I. and Mel Saloney. They will be doing a lot of talking with a lot of people and I hope that you might call some of your friends and neighbors and tell them that if they are interested in flying saucers, this is one night that they should be with us.

Mr. Carr, some time ago one of our listeners sent me a brochure that was published by O.T.C. Enterprises. It's a very beautiful brochure; it's certainly a very inspiring one, and when I read this offer about a spacecraft that would be made available for 20 million dollars, I nearly flipped and I mentioned it on the air, and evidently somebody contacted your Director of Sales Engineering, Mr. Colton and he contacted us and that's why you're here this morning.

Before we talk about the particular space craft that you intend to manufacture, I would like to ask you a couple of questions. One; Do you believe in the possibility of flying saucers coming to this planet, the planet Earth, from other planets?

OTC (Otis T. Carr): We believe that there are unidentified electrified objects in the air. We have seen three on three separate occasions.

LJ: Do you say you've seen three, Mr. Carr? Did you see them in the air? Were they hovering above a particular location?

OTC: In the air, they were going at great velocity and they were definitely electrified because we have been working on the same principle for many years and we recognize what we saw.

LJ: Well when you say electrified, what other type, if we may use the word saucers this morning because many of our listeners understand that, what other type of saucers could there be other than electrified, could there be gas driven or something, Sir?

OTC: There could be if we followed principles now known within our atmosphere. There are many manners in which a circular craft could be used, such as the helo principal and jets on the area close to the foil, the leading edge. But in the incidents of the three different ones which we saw in 1951 and 1952 they were definitely electrical and they were very close to what we had already designed.

LJ: Did you say the 'Helo' system?

OTC: That's right. Well any system of circular rotation that can use a motive power such as jet propulsion would make an airborne craft.

LJ: In what way is your invention different from the unidentified flying objects which you have seen?

OTC: We do not know, naturally not having been able to examine the objects we saw due to the great velocity, we can't say with certainty that they are similar to ours, but the principle we feel is the same. Our design utilizes gravity, electromagnetism, and electromotive force and a relative field to get its functional operation.

LJ: I haven't understood a single word of your last sentence. Without getting at all technical could you sort of make it a little bit easier?

OTC: We use this statement that we use an electrified sender. It's a central power core. Now this is what we call an 'accumulator.' In a vernacular sense, it is a factory. It is a storage cell, an accumulation of storage cells which provide an electromotive force in the same manner that any known battery produces an electromotive force.
Wayne Aho (left), and Otis T. Carr (second from left). 
The two men on the right are unknown.


LJ: Is that what you are holding in your hand there?

OTC: That's right.

LJ: Can you describe it?

OTC: This is a dimensional object. It was designed with the dimensions of space itself. We say it is truly the geometric form of space, because it is completely round and completely square. Now in this surface they are all round but when we show it this way the surfaces are square. It has been proven in scientific laboratories that the very smallest unit of mass matter ever photographed in the electron microscope are square in shape. This has only been found out in the last couple of months. We have known it for years and have applied this principle into an electrified system, which is the power core of our space vehicle. Now what makes this different and unique and novel from a battery is the fact that this is a piece of moving machinery that rotates. Our average storage battery is an inanimate object set in an inertial spot and then the electromotive force is conducted by wires from this battery to animate some object.

LJ: Let me interrupt a moment, I'll try to describe it further. Well, it looks like two ice cream cones put together at the wide ends, but the angle is a lot wider than that of the ice cream cones. There are a series of ridges that look like gears would fit in. Is that correct?

OTC: No, those are in a sense 'turbines principles'. They are 'reactive channels'. And where there is atmosphere a flow of air there aids rotation.

LJ: Well then, is this one of the components of the drive, this is the battery?

OTC: This is the central power core.

LJ: This generates electricity?

OTC: This is right. This is a storage cell for electrical energy. In operation it generates electricity at the same time it puts out electromotive force. This is the central power system for our space craft.

LJ: I can tell this, that it opened up and it appears to be hollowed out on the inside, much, I would say....well it's circular, the inside, when the two parts are put one on top of the other and they fit into place, the cavity inside is circular.

OTC: It is a sphere, yes. And each unit is a hemisphere. We call the center of this, this large dimension the equator and of course it contracts and expands to a point on each side. It's the union of two conical sections, that is what it is. Two right angle sections, and we say it is the dimensions of space and we have shown how this comes about.

LJ: This is Tuesday morning October 29th, 1957....Here is a paragraph that you sent copies of your brochure outlining your system of propulsion that you have developed to President Eisenhower and the Cabinet and the Atomic Energy Commission. Have you received an answer from them?

OTC: There was recognition of receiving the material.

LJ: Beyond that did they give any value judgment on what you had to contribute?

OTC: No, we have not received any value judgment.

LJ: Don't you think that is a little odd?

OTC: Yes, I do.

LJ: Is there any way that you can explain it?

OTC: I have my own ideas about this. Of course no way to substantiate such ideas. To give my own personal opinion, we have a truly safe vehicle which is not expendable, it does not burn up its energy in a few seconds, it carries the energy with it, it can leave the earth's atmosphere and return man, it also can be used within the atmosphere. It can make a trip as easily as other aerial transportation systems from here to Baltimore or from here to the moon. Now it is inexpensive, it certainly doesn't cost as much as the systems of the expanding rocket. The fueling is much less expensive and whether or not our offer is entering into an economic picture that is not feasible at this time, we don't know. This is one of our opinions.



Ben: Mr. Carr. I've been glancing at the literature that you provided us with. I've been going over it and there is a mathematical formula that crops up here that intrigues me, minus zero divided by plus zero equals zero. The first time I ever saw a minus zero is in a mathematical equation in the work of Einstein. I wonder if you can tell me more about it and how you stumbled upon this idea.

OTC: The equation is brought about by the shape of our Utron electrical accumulator, this is the name given to our central power system. In our operation of working models and in checking out experiments, we had to find the formula that fit the reason for the action and reaction we were getting. So in exploring nature and studying the great inspirational work of Dr. Einstein on relativity, we came upon this formula of linear correlation. And when we study linear correlation in geometric form, we have to have a starting point and this is the point. And from there it expands through the cross and through the circle. And the mathematics, the only way we can express it, is in the symbolism of zero X (or 0x) and this formula brings us to that. We claim that this is the true unified field theory in physical practice.

Ben: The thing I wonder about....is how you were led to the concept of a minus 0.

OTC: In a further study of Dr. Einstein's great inspirational work and we corresponded with him and we had the great good fortune of being advised by him at one time, we learned that all measurements of time and space had to be considered in relationship to the observer and therefore there never was a fixed equation, due to the observer being an attempt, as I understand it, the observer himself being somewhat the minus factor and therefore you can't have any fixed quantity of any number. Now in physical form, this is something else again. We worked for a considerable time with and had many conferences with the great Nikola Tesla and his evaluation of the sine wave and electrical principles and the true value of alternating current and hydro-electric systems were developed by the great genius of this man. Further inspirations came to us and finally from this knowledge and continuing to seek we found this formula.

Ben: Did you find this formula, Mr. Carr?

OTC: I found it with the assistance of Mr. Colton in the evaluation. Mr. Colton researches very heavily in all the work that I do and we collaborate very closely. Also Mr. Shea collaborates with me in research.

LJ: Mr. Carr, when was O.T.C. incorporated?

OTC: ...1955.

LJ: And how long prior to the year 1955 were you associated with Mr. Shea and Mr. Colton?

OTC: Not before that, they have come with me since then.

LJ: Were you interested in this before 1955?

OTC: We started, I use the editorial 'we', this development in 1937. Our investigations began in 1937. We were actively making models in 1938. In 1942 we had come up with the basic principles.

LJ: In other words, 18 years prior to this year you had in your mind that possibly some type of craft could be developed that you could go into space with? Is that right?

OTC: This is true.

LJ: Do you hope with this craft, if you are able to manufacture it, that you can go to other planets with it?

OTC: Escaping from the immediate gravity pull of the earth plus the heavy atmosphere of the earth enables us, just as our satellites are doing now, to join a universal free energy system. They have a velocity now of 18,000 miles per hour, more or less, without any expenditure of energy whatsoever. Now any energy attached to this would immediately throw them into a higher velocity orbit which would expand them further into space...This is extremely easy to do. We feel that our craft will gradually escape and possibly escape the atmosphere of the earth and then we can handle velocities almost unimaginable in reaching other gravity systems and the moon should not be more than five hours away.

LJ: Five hours away from Baltimore, Maryland.

OTC: That's right.

LJ: How many people can you have in this craft?

OTC: The one we have on the design board which is 45 feet in diameter, the cabin would accommodate three to be comfortable.

LJ: And with type of equipment will you have on board of this craft?

OTC: On this craft, insofar as the individuals are concerned, can travel the same as in a pressurized airliner. We don't have the problem of a heat shield.

LJ: What about high velocity?

OTC: We don't have a problem of thermal barriers because the electro-magnetic system sets up a protective shield in our craft which enables us to overcome this barrier without any discomfort to the occupants inside the craft. And we can very slowly rise, and once we are outside the atmosphere, we can accelerate to tremendous velocities up to the speed of light itself.

LJ: I am greatly interested though in the method of landing this craft if you were able to get to the moon. Let's forget the moon a minute, if you get the craft up from this planet from the airport to Baltimore, how would it land sir?

OTC: Back in Baltimore?

LJ: Yes.

OTC: Very simply, we can fly at a very slow velocity of 100/ft. per minute or less and we can sit down as gently as a feather because part of the operation of our craft has joined universal systems. This is a relative velocity of the attractive inertial mass, it becomes weightless as regards this inertial attraction. Individually, it is not weightless, it has the same weight as before, but when it reaches the relative location it becomes an independent system just as a planet is an independent system.

LJ: Is there any gravitational pull at this point sir?

OTC: None whatsoever.

LJ: What happens to the occupants of the space craft?

OTC: They are perfectly comfortable.

LJ: I mean are their heads on the ceiling?

OTC: Not at all. They will have the same feeling of pressure or weight that they have right now because we will maintain as near as possible the atmospheric pressure of the earth at sea level inside the craft.

LJ: This is rather technical for me, Mr. Carr, so please accept my apologies for being rather stupid and ignorant in my line of questioning. I am under the impression that the only reason I'm able to sit in this chair, is because of gravitational pull.

OTC: We have this at around 14 pounds per square inch within our atmosphere. We have been able to be sealed off away from such a condition and thus artificially with atmospheric pressure the pressure in the cabin is maintained. We have it very well in submarines. The same may be used in our craft.

LJ: In other words, under sea, where a submarine may be, there is no gravitational pull, is that what you're saying?

OTC: There is a gravitational pull at all times but we're speaking about the atmosphere of the particular occupants inside a sealed unit.

LJ: Is that necessary to keep occupants in the position they desire.

OTC: Absolutely, because in a vacuum they are at the mercy of any velocity.

LJ: What would happen, sir, if there was some kind of instrument that you could turn on and eliminate the gravitation pull that was in this room?

OTC: You would in a sense become very buoyant and this is not in itself a novelty but it certainly does not have any disastrous effects on humanity.

LJ: Would I remain in this position?

OTC: You could, but any movement could move you out of it.

LJ: Would objects, the mike, remain in position?

OTC: Until they were brought into any other movement. Any movement would make them buoyant themselves.

LJ: I have a lead pencil, if I hold it in the air and release my fingers, it would fall because of gravitational pull.

OTC: This is true.

LJ: If we had this other condition which you so aptly described a moment ago, if I released my fingers would the pencil remain in midair?

OTC: This is true, it would stay there.

LJ: I believe what you are saying is that you'd be creating an artificial gravitational field within the body of the space craft and yet there would not be any gravity on the outside?

OTC: Exactly correct.

LJ: And this is done by the battery which I attempted to describe, spinning around and producing its own gravitational influence?



OTC: Yes, this is the beginning of an answer to your question: we have capacitor plates and electro-magnets as a part of this system. Now this is counter-rotating, the electro-magnets rotate in one direction and the accumulator, the batteries rotate in another. The capacitor plates rotate in conjunction with the battery so that we have a clockwise and counter clockwise rotation. Now the third system is the cabin that maintains the crew. This does not rotate, it is fixed due to the fact the two bodies are rotating clockwise and counter clockwise. Therefore the system causes the craft to escape from the gravity pull. The craft itself due to this system still has internal gravity because it still has the same weight that it had in the beginning.

LJ: What charges this battery?

OTC: This starts out electrochemically the same as other batteries, but we do have a regenerating system that is very unique. We are able here, the first time to our knowledge, to use atmospheric electricity as a recharging system. This is done as a part of operational principal of the craft.

LJ: You say you use atmospheric electricity. What happens when you use the atmospheric and there isn't any atmosphere?

OTC: We have electrochemical systems to provide us with all the energy that we need and have a regenerating system in the manner of a regenerative coil that recharges this battery, in the same manner that the storage battery in the automobile is recharged now, by a generator.

LJ: What you have done is made the first perpetual motion machine.

OTC: There is nothing perpetual about our machine. The energies which cause it to operate are perpetual. You cannot destroy matter, you cannot destroy energy. Molecular flow is perpetual and has been proven in the laboratory. It has been proven that electricity itself is immortal. When we take away resistance we can set up a spark of electricity and it will continue to operate, therefore we have perpetual energy. No machine that we can conceive of made by man would be perpetual, but it is free energy. It's self energizing and as long as all parts function and do not wear out this is truly a self energizing machine.

Ben: About this formula, were you using conventional algebraic methods?

OTC: No, we weren't, partially conventional, but we were joining actual space forms. We arrived at satisfactory equations for ourselves which can be demonstrated.

Ben: Are the physical laws upon which your invention works, are they expressible in mathematical terms?

OTC: Possibly, but I wouldn't say that I'm qualified. We're satisfied with this formula.

Ben: Well, it's like saying plus 4 divided by minus 4 equals 4.

OTC: Sometimes these solutions are not always what they appear. As we know, in synergy, we know one plus one equals three.

Ben: One plus one equals three? How?

OTC: Because two conditions always produce a third.

Ben: The third condition is 2 isn't it?

OTC: Not necessarily...

Ben: Could you go over these conditions?

OTC: If one condition operates one way and another operates another way, and when they join you have another condition and their sum is 3.

Ben: Well that's a little bit over my head, I've been looking at this prototype you have here and I noticed a wooden frame or scaffolding, you have a larger model of.....that you have in it a turbine and around it is a wooden ring and it seems to be filled with electromagnets.

OTC: That's right, this is a wood model of the operational model. What we have here is the cones - our Utron electric accumulator - that is the power system. This system activates the electromagnets and in turn activates...

Ben: Does the system - the thing inside - activate the electro-magnets on the outside?

OTC: This is true. We do this by contacting this lead wire from the positive and negative poles of these batteries to the electro-magnets and then we have circuit breakers from these electro-magnets and we have counter-rotation. These electro-magnets will rotate counter clockwise while the internal area is rotating clockwise.

Ben: Are the spools of wire on the model itself, are they magnetized also?

OTC: The coils of wire inside the ring are regenerative coils, they are electro-motive force coils and they assist the regenerating of the battery. Because they are loops of wire brought through a magnetic field which sets up an electro-motive force. These others are capacitor plates and these are also activated by the central power core; but these plates, which can accept a very high charge in neutral conductance also through the process of ionization utilize atmospheric electricity.

Ben: I mean if you turn that thing... I don't see how you can get a square.

OTC: Dimensionally it is, it is square in these dimensions and when this rotation starts and builds up to a certain velocity, this form is very important because we have the total equation of action and reaction. Now this is done by a system of coil winding wherein we start at a point, expand to an equator, continue our winding down to a point. With this physical expansion and contraction, is an electromagnetic field. Where gravity enters the picture in the form of this relative rotation. When the relative rotation reaches the inertial effective mass, it's a matter of dimension. So that if the earth as we say is 8,000 miles in diameter, we know its fixed rotation is 1 in 24 hrs. If we were 1 mile in diameter its rotation would be 8,000 in 24 hrs. And by the same system, our 45 foot craft would have a rotation of 580 rpms a minute and when it reaches this rotation it is totally independent of its inertial attractive mass, in an electro-magnetic field.

Ben: 580 rpms a minute, that's not very fast is it?

OTC: Well, if you say a merry-go-round going 580 rpms a minute that would be quite fast.

Ben: If your models get up to 580 rpms a minute, will they take off?

OTC: This model was spun at 40,000 rpms a minute and when it did it set a pressure pattern of 1,000 tons, the horsepower reading was a little over 700. Six engineers checked this out. Now the relative rotation of this model would be about 68,000 rpms a minute and when it reaches this rotation, it would immediately take off.

LJ: Sam Vanderburt is the photographer who took pictures here this morning. They will appear in edition of Argosy Magazine dated April, 1958.

LJ: A question from a telegram - Would the time factor be involved with this craft?

OTC: In our solar system, the time factor would be involved, yes. We evaluate time on the velocity of light and in certain systems, if we exceed the velocity of light, unquestionably the time would slow up.

Ben: Your craft can exceed the velocity of light?

OTC: We don't say this, I say in other systems.

Ben: I thought nothing could do this, I thought it was a constant factor, one of Einstein's factors.

OTC: Possibly in our system, but not necessarily true in other systems.

Ben: Anything approaching the speed of light becomes pure energy.

OTC: Pure energy, but in other systems it could change.

Ben: What other systems?

OTC: Other solar systems, we are completely controlled by our system and here the velocity of light is our yardstick and our pattern and our craft is designed around this...

Ben: You just don't upset one of the basic principles of the universe.

Mel Salomey: Doesn't Einstein say any measurement is relative?

Ben: Except this one, it's the first axiom.

Mel: What is an axiom?

Ben: Self-evident truth.

Mel: Thank you. Wasn't Einstein theorizing, wasn't he assuming?

OTC: However we have to get back to what has been accomplished. We have invented an electrified system which makes it possible for a propulsion system which put into operation can carry human beings, with a fuel system which is not expendable and take them into space and bring them back and return in this craft. If I had the tools now, and those tools are available in large plants. If those tools were available to me we could have this craft on the moon in six months from this date.



Q: Mr. Carr, on this sheet I have in front of me, the sheet headed, Performance Characteristics and Delivery Terms for the OTC-X1 circular foil space craft. I noticed the paragraph headed 'physical components.' Safety under normal conditions would be anticipated in flight. It would be within 1,000 miles away from earth. Now maybe I am not reading this correctly. Sir, but as I read this you are saying that at the present time you feel that the OTC-X1 craft could go a distance of 1,000 miles away from earth and yet a few minutes ago you told us you could go to the moon in 5 hours.

OTC: That is true, the same craft, after all this is a contract form and we have not been to the moon. We are going to enjoy looking at the earth 1,000 miles out and I think that would be satisfactory if we make a safe return.

Q: From a thousand miles?

OTC: 1,000 miles was picked as an arbitrary figure for demonstration purposes only. Before we delivered the craft we would take the crew a distance of 1,000 miles.

Q: Before you delivered to the purchaser?

OTC: That's right.

Q: Then let me ask you Mr. Colton, how long would it take you to go 1,000 miles and return provided you don't hover around 1,000 miles away from the earth?

Colton: It could be done in a matter of minutes, probably because of the takeoff and landing practicalities, it could be done comfortably in the space of one hour.

Q: Comfortably?

Colton: So as to avoid awkward velocities and any discomforts.

Q: In other words the possibility of going to the moon in five hours is a dream at the moment, right?

Colton: No, I wouldn't say it's a dream...

Q: Well, if it takes you an hour to go 1,000 miles away from earth it should take you a little longer than 5 to go to the moon unless you've got an indirect route that will save a little time.

Colton: If you think of it in terms of a passenger train leaving a station and arriving at another station or an aircraft traveling between cities. This proportion and the amount of time it takes for takeoff and landing, the distance of approximately 50 miles in a heavy atmosphere would be traveled very slowly. Once out of that atmosphere as Mr. Carr said almost any type of speed is possible up to and approaching the speed of light. You couldn't approach any such speed because you could reach 1,000 miles in the wink of an eye. That's why I say the figures are rounded off and arbitrarily selected for discussion and preparing the contract proposal.

Q: Mr. Colton, 20 million dollars sounds like a lot of money if you purchased an amount of jellybeans but it doesn't sound like a lot of money to me if you could produce the craft you propose. Do you have any idea in your mind why some big aeronautical concerns, Lockheed, etc.; I don't know all of them, why it is that they haven't taken advantage of this opportunity to invest. It's quite possible it wouldn't cost them 20 million dollars because they already have so much equipment available to them.

Colton: Up to the present time we haven't approached them directly with an offer.

Q: You were incorporated in 1955 and I imagine you have made an effort to get some money to promote your product.

Colton: An offer we made was that the OTC-X1 craft will be parked in any specified area in the Continental US and go one or more times outside the earth's atmosphere and land within a distance of the Pentagon building in Washington or any other location best suited for public observation.

Q: What are these coils? To describe this the best I can, imagine if you will a circle about 16-18 inches in diameter. Two circles that form a sort of a...in other words 1 circle fits over another circle and from the top of the circle and coming down from off the circle are two cones, in other words one is up like a round pyramid, the other an inverted round pyramid. There are a number of what appears to be copper wound coils around the edge of it. If you looked at it head on it would look like an old fashioned airplane engine more or less. And then there's sort of a framework on top and underneath there's sort of braces. That's the general idea, I noticed this, these cones placed mouth to mouth with some coils, the coils on the edge of this thing, it revolved within this structure. A tough thing to describe.

Q: What is this over here, Mr. Colton?

Colton: This is a paper mockup to show the counter rotation principle and its outside circular section that Roy is describing looking at the other mockup. It contains the electrified horseshoe magnets. This would rotate in one direction counter clockwise while the center section with the electron accumulator would, which he described as 2 inverted cones mouth to mouth, would rotate clockwise in the other direction.

Q: Would these coils in the outer rim...?

Colton: Rotate counter clockwise, correct.

Q: What is the material in the actual space craft?

Colton: A number of materials would be used.

Q: Was the outer shell possibly aluminum, sir?

Colton: Possibly aluminum, possibly fiberglass. Certainly not any material or materials or products not known to use or easily available.

Q: When you say 580 rpms do you mean the outer rim is rotating in 1 direction 580 rpms and the inner rotating in the other direction at the same speed, giving a total rotation, one relative to the other of 1160 rpms?

Colton: Exactly, although I don't know if 1160 has any bearing on it or not.

Q: Well, it would be twice the rotation in reference to the earth.



Colton: We're not giving it for a certain rotation for the sake of rotation but for the sake of relativity to the attractive mass. The earth at 8,000 miles diameter rotating once in 24 hours is relatively equal to a 45 foot craft rotating at 580 and 580 would calculate to be the approximate rotational speed of an automobile tire on a car moving at about 25-30 miles per hour.

LJ: I'll try to describe a description as seen from the outside. I was attempting to describe the inside of the mechanism which is very difficult but I think I could describe it this way if I may. Imagine taking a couple of loud speaker cones and putting them mouth to mouth. Now that seems to be the body of the craft as you would see it in flight or well let's say landing. Now around it is an independent ring...so that the mouth to mouth speaker cones revolve inside the ring and on its axis.

Q: It looks like a flying saucer. It sort of reminds me of a gyroscope...

LJ: Have you described the basic principle of the thing?

Colton: Yes, Mr. Carr described the basic principle and the relationship of electricity and electro-magnetism.

LJ: Could a small craft be made to take off?

OTC: We plan to build a prototype model as a demonstration device. Now I would like to state certain models have been built by me and tested. Each one has been airborne. One was lost entirely in space. We had a control system and this one didn't function. This has already been done.

LJ: Years ago a man sold me two pieces of balsa wood, two cross pieces, and a rubber band. It would take off and go up very nicely and gently descend to the ground. It was not surprising to me that a thing like this is quite feasible. As a matter of fact he had a fantastic flying platform. He said it would one day be a way of flying instead of a prop in the front. OK now, how does it differ from this particular flying saucer? That's what it really is, in principle, in motivation. The flying platforms I believe are a combination of a propeller and a jet. Thus directing motion downwards. This does not have anything to do with this system?

Q: None whatsoever. As we calculated, the speed of the circumference was 1263 miles per hour. It gets kind of warm at that, doesn't it?

OTC: No, it won't because it has its own protection field which is its electro-magnetic actuation. We described it as a self contained unit the same as an orange. It contains its juice within its skin and maintains its own circulatory system, like mammals and animals, etc. This ionization of the capacitor plates sets up a glow brilliantly with a very soft luminescent light.

LJ: What color?

OTC: It would be in the nature of the blue green or very similar to the electric arc you see in welding. This is the field we are testing, you do not have a heat barrier in forward velocity at all. This electro-magnetic field is being tested out now in conventional aircraft and proved very efficient. We have known that there is something a long time in our particular operation. We found out by actual physical tests.

LJ: Have you patented this?

OTC: We have patent applications in preparation and on file.

LJ: I personally am very reluctant to try to argue with you about this device because it looks like a very definite look into the future. Do you think that there are flying saucers from other planets?

OTC: These are electrified unidentified flying objects. We have seen these as mentioned earlier on this program and we were interested inasmuch as we were already building models and tested them out by the time we had these observations. Now, it is not up to me to conjecture whether or not they are from other planets, but the evidence is so because we certainly would not have to spend 355 million dollars to build a rocket if we had such a system, which we propose to make possible. We have the system ourselves. If the system is in operation already, something is very wrong to put this money expense on an expendable rocket. 55 million dollars is no cost at all to test out a rocket that only gets a few feet off the ground.

Q: Well, what do you think about the principle of rockets under certain conditions? Would you suppose you could put rockets toward the edges of the cones and have the ring spin by rocket propulsion?

OTC: We don't need it. We have a tremendous spin here. An electric motor operates the same way. You set up an electromotive force inside a magnetic field and you get rotation. So what we actually have here is an improved electrical motor which in itself is a circular device, and we say we make energy out of the air, from another dimension. 

To clear your analogy up also, we would like to demonstrate the fact that this earth itself is literally a space craft demonstrating what we're talking about; it's rotating and orbiting at a certain constant speed with a magnetic field and it is in itself a spacecraft. 

Q: Mr. Colton, we assume the moon has a gravitational field. How does it make a gravitational field and yet it does not rotate on its axis. 

Colton: It does not rotate on its axis? 

Q: No, the moon does not rotate on its axis. 

Ben: Sure it does, 1 rotation for 1 revolution. 

Q: How long does it take? 

Ben: 28 days. 

Q: And the earth takes one day. 



OTC: And that's how engineers and scientists have evaluated the velocity of the craft we call the earth by the orbit of it. Upon the pattern already set up, by the amount of time it takes the moon to rotate once around the earth from the center of the earth's core: 28 days. The distance being 245,000 miles. It is easy to calculate. 

Q: These cones seem to revolve over intricately wound copper coils. Do you supply any motor power to this? 

OTC: All energy comes from these two cones [Utron]. This in vernacular is a battery. The big novelty is that we have put a battery in motion. We have designed it within the accepted knowledge of total dimensions of space-matter and we have activated it electrochemically [electrolyte in the hollow center] and used the force through chemical activation to activate the entire craft, after which we have motion as the feature of this accumulator. 

Ben: Mr. Osgood's telegram brought up a very important and perhaps crucial point, mainly, James Clerk Maxwell demonstrated that light is an electromagnetic radiation, also verified by Hertz who laid the foundation for modern radio. Now the speed of electromagnetic radiation such as radio waves also travels 186,000 miles per second. In other words, light and all forms of electromagnetic radiation travel at the speed of 186,000 miles per second. Now if it were possible for your craft to travel faster than the speed of light, it could, therefore, travel faster than the speed of electromagnetic radiation. So once it exceeded 186,000 miles per second, you wouldn't be gaining all this energy from this electromagnetic radiation you're generating and wouldn't you fall rapidly down? 

OTC: There is a continuous falling in space which in itself can bring velocity and can bring you to another system. We mentioned conjecturally that in other systems, there could be different velocities. We're not applying them to our craft. We don't identify them wit our craft. Relatively, we could not go faster than the speed of light unless we were in a system that permitted it. In our solar system, which we have mentioned now three times, it is designed on known principles. We conjectured about other systems. If we go beyond the speed of light in other systems the conditions within that system would make it possible for us to have power. 

Roy: Let's assume, Mr. Carr, this vehicle is at rest. What is it that originally overcomes the inertia of this rotor and starts the rotor moving? 

OTC: The electromagnetic force stored in the energy of the Utron electric-accumulator, which in vernacular is a battery. 

Roy: Now the Utron electric accumulator is these cones that are inverted to each other with bases together. I know of zinc batteries, nickel-cadmium, lead-acid cells. Could you use those? 

OTC: We could use any of the kinds you mentioned; what we have here is tremendous power size in comparison to other batteries; therefore, it's very easy to put 1,000 2-volt cells inside this one unit as you see it. It has functioned very well. In our 45-foot craft we plant to have 12,000-volt batteries which will extend an electromotive force which will energize the electromagnets and the capacitor plates. The generative coils will put back into the batteries in this system the same amount of volts going out until there is a breakdown of electro-chemicals or wear-out of equipment. But it could last as long as average storage batteries in automobiles. 

Roy: In order to start the motor off originally, is it necessary to cause a flow of electricity through one set of the coils? 

OTC: That's true. 

Roy: Is there any magnetic force in the other set of coils at this point? 

OTC: They individually operate by circuit breakers and the first motion begins to start a repetition. The same we have in a motor that has the opposite of a commutator, which is an accumulation of contact points where each coil is energized as the current flows through this coil. Then this starts the motion, the repetition of this motion brings the whole motor into phase in the same sense our accumulator and magnets become speeded up and the circuits are made and broken as they rotate. 

Roy: Where the inner rotor rotates in one direction and the outer in the other direction. and if the cabin is located on top of the rotating mechanism, what keeps it from rotating in one direction or the other? 

OTC: We have this cabin as the center of the craft and the battery below the cabin and the electromagnets are the total outside of the circular foil. The shaft of the accumulator goes through the cabin and there is a bearing. Now, just as this stays stationary when this is rotated, so will the cabin because there are two rotating forces. You have the clockwise rotation of the accumulator, the capacitor plates, the generative coils, you have a counter-rotation of the entire circular area of the craft, the larger diameter which houses the electromagnets; therefore, when you have rotation in both directions, the cabin itself is like a bearing and extension of the shaft. We've built models and proved this is correct. 

Roy: OTC X-I was accomplished? 

OTC: Six crafts were airborne, one escaped; we used circuit breakers of various types and fuses burned through the switch and we lost one craft. 

Roy: What was the size? 

OTC: The largest and the one lost was 6 feet in diameter. 

Roy: You also talk of the Caroto Gravity Motor and you mention it requires no fixed location in which to function, and you also say a lot of other wonderful things about the possibility for this motor. Is it something else than the spacecraft? 

OTC: They are two separate packages. The spacecraft utilizes the electrical accumulator and the gravity motor uses the energy of the inertial attractive forces. We have learned how to take this energy and key it to a working shaft and get work power which we call free energy because it is. We don't make any part of it. Now in the rather vulgar vernacular sense this would have been classified as perpetual motion. It is nothing of the sort. It's free energy. Now we have learned that all masses that are smaller than the masses to which they are attracted exert energy. Even this ashtray; if it takes a pound of energy to lift it, then it is exerting a pound of energy. We have a true gravity motor. Its functional operation is to produce power continuously without any dissipation of the energy which causes it to operate, and we have built models of this and they operate and function and we are in the patent procedure with this. 

Mel: Back to a question a while ago regarding an analogy of the earth as a spacecraft. Taking another look at the mock up prototype power package there in front of you. It resembles the solar system itself, and as a matter of fact one of the statements in the brochure published in 1957, stated it illustrated the geometry of the universe. It seems that this device miniaturizes and essentially duplicates the motion of bodies in the solar system. It must have the ability to miniaturize their energy. So in a sense, the bodies in the solar system, in all time, have maintained their constant motion perpetually in those motions and this is why people characterize this power package as a perpetual motion machine. 

OTC: But we do not make any such claim. 

Colton: The Utron has many applications, has many forms, many variation. In one sense you might describe it as an energized armature or in other words a motor with a self-contained moving battery, also capable of continuously re-energizing itself. The offer in regards to spacecraft applies to government and industry alike. We will only make total disclosure demonstration after we have procured a firm order. In other words, we're not looking for anyone to evaluate our development. Mr. Carr has come a long way in his research. He doesn't need any risk money from taxpayers or industries for further exploration and development. We will disclose to anyone who is a purchaser, but not to anyone who comes along for curiosity. 

Mel: What does the word "Utron" mean? 

Colton: "Utron" is a coined word, a word Mr. Carr put together: the letter "U" and "tron", U meaning the direction or shape of motion as applied and used and equated in this accumulator or battery we described -- U is the plane, the geometrical figure that is the portrait of the wave, you might say. The letter U as described on paper, the two-dimensional, is a portrait on paper of the wave or the wave motion with the cut field, with the straight line, the pressure energy in the Utron accelerator. 

OTC: To me there's no such thing as a completed curve; you only go half way, just like you only go half way into the woods, then you're coming out. This is the same. A bisection of a total sphere is its exact curve and one half of it is primarily U-shaped. Because in magnets there are always two poles and one normal way to show them is in a U-shape, but if it's in a bar magnet, there are still two poles and the shape is still the same. We can only put a rope one half way around the tree and it's coming back the other way, and this is true in all wave motion. Now, if you extend this into velocity, this is the pattern in the sine wave and definitely the electromagnetic wave. 

Ben: I see... the vortexian of the wave.

OTC: All motion is relative to all other motion, so this serpentine, spiral state. 

Ben: So it's not the form of that motion, the graph and the equation. I'll accept the fact that it's the form of the Utron motion though. 

OTC: Also the form as well in two dimensions is intensified in the geometry of our accumulator. 

Q: Why do you refer to this vehicle as a 4th dimensional vehicle? 

OTC: Because the geometry of the accumulator is such as the 4th dimension. To me the application of space and time, a vibratory field and electricity as we know it is a vibratory force in motion. This is symbolic of it and when it is activated it becomes such. Now this may be a little bit difficult to understand, but nevertheless the very smallest electronic particles of matter have been shown under the highest type of electron microscope to be one-dimensional squares. To me this is verification that this is truly a space dimension because it is the shape of matter. Without matter you couldn't have space. 

Q: I'm holding a thing that looks like two loudspeakers in a simplified form, placed mouth to mouth, two cones mouth to mouth, like two tops together so they have a point at each end and actually like a thickened flying saucer... Now what is it that comes from that: is it a high voltage? 

OTC: The voltage is whatever we wish to make it by design. 

Q: In other words, then, this is a battery? 

OTC: That's right. 

Q: The battery then goes through these magnets? 

OTC: The battery rotates in this magnetic field. The average armature today in any electrical system is usually the permeability, iron wound with copper, then through a magnetic field acts as a motor, or it becomes a generator, depending upon the lead. The great novelty here in the area in which an armature is normally used, we have a [power unit, and this a battery, and this is a moving power unit. 

Q: In other words, you might call this a self-contained power supply, right? How would this generator --- maybe I'm using the wrong word --- gather additional energy from outside? 

OTC: This is due to its circular motion. Electrical forces are motions where they manifest. Now we have cycles in alternating current; AC gives you 60 cycles per second; we have discovered in our experiments that there is a space cycle related to electricity, and if we join the cycle we get energy from it. 

Q: Mr. Colton, will you try to describe to our listeners how they can draw at home a facsimile of an Utron? 

Colton: You can take a pencil and draw four lines to form an open square. When you have a square, draw a straight line from one point of the square to an opposite point and you'll have two right angle triangles. Now if you convert the line you've just drawn into a small lip you'll begin to see two inverted cones, the base of which form a circular equator. While you started with a square, you now have two cones. Obviously, the base of the cone is a circle or completely round as we describe it, and you have the device which is described as completely round and completely square, the Utron electric accumulator. The cavity in the center of these which is a hemisphere when the two cones are put together have a hollow sphere. This is the cavity which contains the electrolyte which would be used in some of the applications of the accumulator. 

Q: Of what value is the term "completely round and completely square" apart from its obvious redundancy?

Colton: It is Carr's definition of the geometry or the basic space form or the basic form of all matter large or small relatively as we describe it. It is the definition of the terminal motions of universal energies in what we call space. 

Q: In one of your brochures you make mention of a "photon gun" and you say, "This is primarily a development that works outside of the earth's atmosphere. We are entering an age of space flight and the use of solar energy is practically unlimited"... What is a photon gun?

OTC: I am using the word "gun" as a reaction principle instead of as a weapon. Nevertheless, it is a gun and in fact fires billions of rays of solar energy at right angles to the reception. By placing them through a certain chamber, we have been able to get a reaction and whenever there is a reaction, we can get power, we can get force from it. So we feel outside the earth's atmosphere new systems of propulsion even beyond our own of electromagnetism will make themselves apparent.
The text of this interview was kindly shared by Mike Hughes of Anaheim, California, as reprinted in ENERGY UNLIMITED around 1983, and though very faded in many spots, was typed up by Jerry Decker from KeelyNet. Decker's intention was for it to be copied at other sites on the net for the widest possible audience of interested parties. Project Camelot supports and echoes that intention here.