Hi from Gloucestershire - UK

[Nigel]

Hi Matt and subsequent Posters,

I was good to see an early post from the UK and, indeed, not too far from my location (I currently live near Oxford but grew up in Gloucestershire).

I echo the sentiment of all the posters as regards the superb and courageous effort of Bill and Kerry in exposing the hidden technology and agendas. I expect this new site will prove just as valuable in organising practical ways of responding to developments. I first came across Project Camelot about a year ago, just after realising (somewhat late in the day) that there was a hidden physics and thence searching the net for further evidence. I have subsequently introduced the site to many friends (those I know have open minds) and they visit the site daily as I do. We all regard the site as the very best on the net in these matters (in all respects - scope, variety, quality, timeliness, independence, etc).

Like you Matt, I do not yet have a clear idea as to the best method of preparation for events but I agree the UK would be significantly affected. I am not exactly young and certainly not at peek fitness. Most of my skills would be irrelevant if the present infrastructure of society collapses. As an example, I have no real current skills in growing food or survival techniques (albeit they could be learnt but time seems short now). I would prefer to remain in the UK and have thought about localities that best fit the recommendations (height, water, de-populated, etc). Then again, something tells me to stay put because I may be more useful in this environment (I live a small town) - and a number of contributors to Project Camelot have emphasised that you should follow your instinct. Even in that scenario, there is the question of how big a group is practical when the trouble hits (as most methods of communication and transport may cease or be controlled by then). As an example, is it feasible that a combined Oxfordshire and Gloucestershire group could work together after the collapse with practical consequences (obviously before that collapse all forms of cooperation remain useful)? Should we follow up right now with at least regional meetings to foster these contacts in real life?

Strangely, the one skill I have that may still be relevant after the collapse is technological. My original interest was the hidden physics and I have spent all my free time and money immersing myself in the subject, trying to discern the germs of truth from amongst the disinformation, the frauds and the foolish. I am now convinced that the aether (or call it the zero point field or space-time or the continuum or the vacuum) exists and that this supports scalar/torsion/vortex waves, space-time distortion and a conscious, linked universe plus additional sources of universal energy and new methods of propulsion and medicine.

[As an amusing aside, I have spent most of my life as a traditional scientist with a conservative outlook and suffered considerable insomnia for three month when I first found about the new physics - because it destroyed many of my foundation stones. After returning to normal sleeping patterns, it happened again when I understood the further implications for life and consciousness (why it took longer to realise that I still don’t know). And then it happened a third time when I discovered the political and social agendas pertaining to the hidden physics. I am OK now but I am still staggered to think the whole of the last century could have been utterly different had Tesla won the day – hopefully he still may do so belatedly.]

I have decide to focus my remaining efforts in the areas of local energy production, propulsion and medicine, as there are common practical elements to all three areas (such as high voltage and high frequency electronics, plasmas, magnets, pancake coils, etc) and they will become even more relevant following the collapse. I have assembled the apparatus to quickly prove the core principles (starting with energy because almost everything else needs that) and all likely the materials to scale up. I also have access to small scale engineering facilities if matters progress. Of course, time is now very short and I may fail (as many have already). So, it would be very useful to make contact with other sympathisers and contributors to this site who have meaningful experience of these topics (and, of course, somebody from the inside could impart the optimum practical knowledge but that may be expecting too much).

At the very minimum, we could form a group with relevant experience and facilities that is able to quickly manufacturer and support, on a small scale and in a spread of locations, the best common practical solutions that may still emerge.

Kind regards,
Nigel