WADE FRAZIER : A Healed Planet

[Wade Frazier]

From Substack:

I have long written on the paths of failure in the pursuit of free energy, but I have not done it in much detail at Substack, so here goes. I will also end each post in this series with the paths that may work.

I grew up in an inventor’s workshop and left home thinking that inventors were heroes. My mentor had some truly earth-shaking inventions, but every one was suppressed, stolen or both, and you use his inventions today.

While growing up, I heard of the fate of inventors. My mentor said that he did not know of one inventor in history who got rich purely by inventing. If the inventor got rich, it was because he was also a shrewd businessman or allied with them. Inventing alone only led to theft and suppression.

When his engine began making the news, a high-ranking official told him that if he thought that he would make Detroit’s internal-combustion engines obsolete, that he had better start making his funeral plans. An actual rocket scientist became that engine’s greatest champion. Around the time a U.S. Senator repeatedly called my mentor at home, to mount Congressional hearings about his engine, an LA industrialist offered to establish a company to build a car based on that engine. The industrialist would own 95% of the company, and my mentor and the rocket scientist would split the remaining 5%. With a “deal” like that, my mentor and the rocket scientist dropped out of involvement. But that industrialist then stole the engine and a car driven by that engine was in the Rose Parade years later.

When I hit my home town of Ventura a decade later, I think that I heard of the fate of that company. It became a meal for larger capitalist predators, and its executives were kangarooed into prison, with the kind of prosecutorial fraud that I would soon come to know so well.

My mentor told me of Pogue’s fate while I grew up, and several years later, he began building his own high-MPG carburetor, to learn that Detroit and other industrial companies owned all the patents, and then he wisely ceased his efforts. My coworker told me about his Justice Department days, when he intervened in a death threat that a Detroit company made to an inventor with a high-MPG carburetor, and the oil companies subsequently made a $50 million settlement to that inventor, as it seized his invention (they merely added a couple of zeroes, which seems common). High-MPG carburetors are a century old, and all have been suppressed. A decade after hearing that Justice Department story, Dennis Lee arrived at my home to invite me to the White House, for a demonstration of his technologies, including a high-MPG carburetor. I nearly laughed at him. Even though the sitting president’s energy advisor was Dennis’s ally, it did not matter when David Rockefeller joined the party, and Dennis was soon banned from the energy industry in the USA, with the usual kangaroo court tactics. Whether it was 1970s, 1980s, 1990s, or 2000s, the story was always the same, and I got sick of hearing it.

The year that I met Dennis, 1986, I became friendly with Bob Van Der Maas (AKA “Mr. Inventor”), an inventor in Dennis’s stable. One evening, Bob told me about the problems with inventors. He said that inventors’ organizations never succeeded, because every inventor was trying to commandeer the organization into supporting his invention, to the exclusion of all others. It was like they all tried to be the alpha dog. After World War II, Bob worked for General Motors (“GM”). He was presented patent applications, and was told that they were GM patents-in-process, and his job was trying to find a way around the patents, to “bullet-proof” them, like hiring a burglar to test security systems. After several years of doing that, Bob discovered that the patents that he was trying to defeat were not GM’s, but those of rival companies and lone inventors.

While Bob was at GM, he heard of a man who bought a Chevy pickup, and he got 70 miles per gallon with it. He was the happiest customer on Earth. Somehow, one of GM’s prototypes made it to a car lot, where that customer bought it. When word got out, GM pulled out all the stops on getting that pickup back.

When Dennis’s company was stolen in Seattle, it put Bob out of the inventing business, and I helped store Bob’s equipment in Mr. Engineer’s barn. When I chased Dennis out to Boston, Dennis had me call Bob, to keep up the connection, and Bob yelled at me about the money that Dennis owed him. Bob’s heat storage invention was valid, but it was small stuff compared to the world’s best heating system, and we were going after free energy in those days. We were doing it as a favor to Bob. The next year, Bob led an extortion effort against Dennis. One irony of those days was that I eventually saw Dennis’s accounting records, and while I was working for free for months, Bob and the head installer never missed a paycheck, and they led the extortion effort. I eventually learned how typical such behaviors were.

After we were raided, Bob called my home and made a quasi-threatening phone call, trying to rattle me. He eagerly wanted to be a prosecution witness in the kangaroo court trial, but he literally had nothing to testify to, and not even the corrupt prosecution wanted him on the witness stand. Bob’s stories and behaviors were my first inkling that maybe inventors weren’t heroes, after all. But that was just a gentle prelude.

I later watched Victor Fischer and Yull Brown take the money and run, leaving Dennis high and dry. After the raid, my mentor gave Dennis his idea for marrying his engine to Dennis’s heat pump panels, to make free energy. It was the only time that I ever saw or heard of an inventor who did that. The rest were trying to get rich and famous. My mentor was an anomaly among inventors, which misled me. Bob, Victor, and Yull were typical for inventors, as I would eventually learn.

Inventors are generally like that, but free-energy inventors took it to a new level. I first heard of free energy via Joe Newman’s efforts. Joe literally thought that he was the Second Coming of Christ. Many years later, I heard another free-energy inventor make a similar statement. Before Sterling Allan went to prison after publicly admitting that he molested his infant daughters, he made a similar statement. In a recent movie by Steven Greer, he and others discussed what happens to free-energy inventors, who were likened to Gollum, as he sought to protect his “precious.” Long ago, I began calling what I saw “inventoritis,” and Greer called it “Crazy Inventor Syndrome.” They not only see themselves as Christ-like figures, but they expect to be paid $1 trillion for their inventions. These are subjects that I have long written about.

Only about 1% of free-energy inventors come up with something that is viable. And for those that do and begin trying to do something, they come onto the radar of the global elite, and their bag of tricks is a deep one. The “lucky” inventors get the golden handcuffs, while the less fortunate have their lives wrecked or shortened.

Newman applied for a patent for his invention, which was foolish, for a number of reasons. One of which is that free energy violates the “laws of physics,” so for that reason, the patent office would not grant the patent. And if it did, then the federal government could immediately seize it for “national security” reasons, and hundreds, if not thousands, of energy-related patents have met that fate in the USA. I have heard for many years that the global elite have agents at the USA’s patent office, to identify those inventions and their inventors. If they were not on the global elite’s radar before applying for a patent, the act of applying for a patent would put them there, and applying for a patent makes the commercial intentions known.

People approached us over the years, and one instance that I particularly recall in Ventura, telling stories of how the government seized their patents. My mentor told me when I was young that it did not take much to classify a patent. Relatively low-ranking members of the military could sign the seizure order (bird colonel?).

I don’t know if Newman had anything viable, but Sparky Sweet certainly did. Sparky seems to have been wise to the patent game, so he kept his invention proprietary, which is another well-worn path of failure. Sparky’s secrets of how he made his prototypes died with him. Sparky, being a career scientist at General Electric, was thoroughly steeped in capitalist ideology and went the capitalist route, with investors and the like, and Sparky got the typical investor problems. As I recall, he and Tom Bearden literally approached GM or some company like that, which was walking into the lion’s den.

In Greer’s naïve forays into the free-energy field, he was a sheep to the shearing, such as giving a spook $250K to make a free-energy prototype, which was naturally not delivered. Greer made a video of his pursuit of free-energy prototypes, and noted some of the scams he had seen. I wasn’t at Substack very long before a free-energy inventor approached me, with the usual arrogance and insults.

I could go on and on about my experiences with inventors and free-energy inventors, but this post covers the basic dynamics. Inventors don’t have the right stuff to navigate the perils and temptations of the free-energy field, but almost nobody on Earth does. The field’s obsessive focus on inventors is part of the free energy field’s state of arrested development. Inventors are a small piece of the puzzle. If I can get a choir built, free-energy inventors will come swarming. There will be no shortage of them. The main problem is not technology, but integrity and sentience.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

From Substack:

Money only buys somebody’s past or future effort. It is an abstract concept that humans invented, to facilitate economic exchange. In what I call the Fifth Epoch, money and exchange will become meaningless concepts, but in today’s world, it assumes overriding importance and keeps people egocentrically focused, as money is their key to survival, in our world of scarcity and fear. Money is a great population-control mechanism.

Banking is one of the global rackets. I have heard bizarre stories since my days with Dennis Lee in the 1980s, but I do not know how true they might have been. But I can report that the global elite offered us $10 million for our free-energy idea soon after I became Dennis’s partner, and the next year, the CIA delivered a $1 billion offer to fold our operation, again on behalf of the global elite, before they started playing rough. My guess is that the CIA and friends only had to grease local palms for a few million dollars to ensure our treatment in my home town.

And, of course, the way that they always came after Dennis, and really, anybody like him, was under the fraud rubric, of taking the public’s money under false pretenses. When Dennis put the world’s best heating system on people’s homes for free, that was a hard angle to use, so the prosecution hung its hat on one person in the entire state who misunderstood one thing that Dennis said, and then they took Dennis’s customers hostage to force Dennis to capitulate (the judge in Ventura took Dennis’s attorney hostage). But ever since then, it was the “consumer protection” and fraud angles. Protecting the public is the biggest protection racket on Earth. The “protectors” stand between the public and people such as Dennis, on behalf of their patrons, as they manage the great herd of humanity, and the masses largely oblige them. It was never more evident than during COVID-19, and we saw accounts frozen, closed, and even seized.

Ever since I began writing publicly in the 1990s, I was determined to not ask for money from the public. That would be a path of failure for what I am doing. But the first thing that virtually every free-energy effort does is hunt for money. Not only does greed rear its head early and often, which makes the efforts collapse in self-inflicted bloodbaths, any attempts to raise money will be targeted by the “protectors of the public.” Anybody who tries that route and has any success, if they survive the theft attempts by their associates (1), will encounter corruption that beggars the imagination, as law-enforcement officials are gangsters all too often, acting on behalf of their invisible patrons. That is how the government game is played, as Bucky Fuller observed long ago.

Another variation is to chase after billionaire “philanthropists” and NGO money. There is likely not a genuine billionaire philanthropist on Earth. People do not become billionaires via great personal virtue. Capitalism is an ugly game. Rich people have gotten involved in some of these areas, genuinely trying to help, and then they were dissuaded. I have heard of the kinds of threats that they can get. Billionaires swarmed Dennis and Steven Greer when they were riding high, but they were all opportunists, waiting for their chance to dominate the effort when the time was right. Brian O’Leary was outraged when he heard the representatives of such a “philanthropist” speak of his plan to earn optimal profits from free energy, as he waited like a vulture.

The NGOs are all corrupt, to one degree or another, partly by their “philanthropist” patrons (a billionaire “philanthropist” turned the ACLU into a woke anti-human-rights organization, for instance), and partly from just what it takes to survive. NGOs never come close to realizing their ideals, and my target audience includes those who became disillusioned by dealing with NGOs. In a world of scarcity and fear, eventually everything becomes corrupt.

I have purposely designed what I am doing so that I don’t need money to build what I called the choir. When I see money-hungry efforts around free-energy, I wince. If I get a choir built, from there on, money should really not be an issue. It won’t need to buy people’s effort, as the venture will provide nearly all of its own.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

From Substack:

Easily, the most naïve approach to free energy is one that assumes a clear runway to the finish line, with governments, businesses, and a public that eagerly awaits and supports the arrival of free energy, and that tales of organized suppression are only paranoid fantasies. Many lives have been ruined and shortened by taking those paths. I have called it Level 6 awareness. It may have been epitomized by Sparky Sweet’s mailing working free-energy prototypes to the leading energy organizations, expecting the tickertape parade. Dennis Lee had a similar delusion, when he believed the full-page ads from the electric companies that begged for conservation, and he also expected a tickertape parade. Both men were rudely disabused of their naïve notions.

When one realizes that organized suppression exists, often by learning the hard way, the next stage of awareness is often thinking that organized suppression can be avoided, usually by sneaking past it somehow. That is a more dangerous delusion than the original naïve one, and I call it Level 7 awareness.

Sparky had a secret lab in the Mojave Desert. After Mark Comings had his free-energy prototype seized, was fired and then taken to an underground facility to be interrogated, he tried the “sneak past them” strategy, living under an assumed name, hiding in a friend’s home, and rebuilding his prototype in secret. One day, he left the house for a couple of hours, and upon his return he found that his lab had been ransacked and cleaned out. To his credit, Mark then abandoned his “sneak past them” plans. He later heard grim stories of other foolish inventors who tried that, hiding in Alaska and such. There is nowhere on Earth to hide from those people. A related delusion is thinking that there can be a guerilla revolution, taking place in garages and workshops around the world, in which somebody like Sparky made blueprints available, and then 10,000 tinkerers could secretly reproduce that prototype and even sneakily power people’s homes.

The sneaky approach has several weaknesses, one of which is that it inspires paranoia, and the paranoid never get very far along this path. I have witnessed and borne the brunt of paranoid behaviors, as such people lash out at everything around them, and they usually only hurt their allies and themselves with their delusional behaviors.

The global elite cannot be snuck past, and it is a deadly delusion to think so. When I was with Dennis, I once met with him and his wife at a restaurant, and they wrote their conversation on notepads, because they had been listened to in the past. Right then, I knew that if we had to do that, then our effort was doomed.

There is no place to run and hide, and that tactic sows the seeds of its self-destruction. A successful free-energy effort has to happen in broad daylight and be completely transparent, not an effort shrouded in seeming secrecy. It won’t be secret from the global elite.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

From Substack:

Free-energy prototypes have been demonstrated many times. Moray’s comes to mind, from the 1930s, and there was actually a gunfight in his lab over his device. Sparky Sweet demonstrated his device many times. But nothing that I know of beats the underground demonstration that my friend received from the global elite. There have also been plenty of fakes, phonies, and free-energy pratfalls, such as the embarrassing spectacle of Steorn (1, 2, 3), which raised over $20 million and delivered nothing, giving free-energy efforts a bad name. Steorn likely never had anything viable, which was why it was allowed to fall flat on its face (or it was mounted by the global elite, to discredit such efforts). Otherwise, it would have been quickly bought out, wiped out, etc.

Brian O’Leary spent his last years trying to educate the public on the gulf between a working prototype and something ready to power a home. He estimated $100 million of R&D, and that number is likely at least double that today, just for inflation.

Not all so-called free-energy devices are tapping the zero-point field. Some are likely tapping the electric potential between Earth’s surface and the ionosphere, for instance, which is not viable for powering humanity (draining the ionosphere is not a good idea). There has to be at least some kind of theory presented for what is happening, not just some magic show. Even Sparky’s device mystified him in ways, so the theory can be a little loose. The device, along with antigravity, will be the basis of a new physics, which will not be more developed for some time.

If a demonstration is going to be meaningful, it needs to be something like this…

• The demonstration unit has to be clearly independent of any conventional power source. No wires running to it, no nearby electric fields. It should be mobile, like sitting on a cart. It needs to be staged in places such as downtown Manhattan, in front of the White House, next to the Eiffel Tower, etc.
• It needs to put out an impressive amount of energy, such as at least 10,000 watts, lighting up the sky, for instance, for days.
• It needs to be available for scientific testing by impartial testers.
• Units are preferably demonstrated in several places at the same time, globally, and at least one unit must be subjected to being dismantled and examined.

Nobody has ever gotten to that stage, for various reasons. The organization that can get to that stage will be unprecedented. It must be non-profit and unwilling to sell out, whatever the price, and the intent should be to give it to humanity. Running that demonstration, with the announcement that it will be developed to a commercial level, and be harmless and safe (not weaponized or used to further ravage Earth’s environment), will go a long way toward global acceptance. I call this approach doing it the hard way.

Make no mistake – the technologies that my friend saw in his underground technology show, including free energy and antigravity, could likely be mass-produced tomorrow, safe and unweaponized. Those peacekeeping grandmothers will have some work to do. Just the choir alone may be enough to bring those technologies in from the shadows, and I wrote a story on what that could look like.

Lone inventors, demonstrating proof-of-concept prototypes, have never gotten anywhere. If genuine, they are quickly bought out or wiped out. I have repeatedly heard of a demonstration, and then the inventor and his device disappeared from the scene. In those instances, it was probably seized by the government, or bought out, or the inventor was threatened, etc. I have heard of murder attempts afterward, and quite a few free-energy inventors have met untimely demises. The suppressors have used whatever got the job done.

Getting to that demonstration will be the hard part, and everything after that will be easy.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

From Substack:

I was involved with five mass-movement energy efforts, and other than the first, I was deeply involved in all of them. I carried Dennis Lee’s spears as he catered to the right, and I carried Brian O’Leary’s spears as he catered to the left. They were all catastrophes. Dennis’s efforts definitely threatened the world’s power structure, and we were targeted by organized suppression early and often. But in the end, Dennis and Brian were hurt more by their allies than their enemies, and that is the nub of the issue of mass-movement free-energy efforts.

Dennis tried the capitalist route, because that was his background. His business associates constantly tried stealing his companies, and they were frequently successful. In my first year with Dennis, as I witnessed several theft attempts, I was shocked, but I became used to it and could soon smell those plays from a mile off.

Brian cofounded a new-science organization the year after I met him, and he soon nearly died, in a life-shortening incident, immediately after rejecting an “offer” from the military to join classified UFO projects. The closest that Brian came to publicly discussing it was in his last book. He was worried that the spooks would finish the job if he spoke publicly about it. Brian soon found himself kicked out of the organization that he co-founded, which did not last long after that. I left the organization that Brian and I (with a few others) founded in 2003. We soon mounted a conference, and the first speaker who committed to our conference was murdered a few days later. Brian immediately began planning his move to South American, and I did not blame him. I got out as fast as I could (the organization was going nowhere, and I only stayed as long as I did because Brian begged me to), and Brian soon found himself kicked out of that organization that he founded.

Dennis should be dead dozens of times over. I sacrificed my life and rescued him from jail, but the officials still nearly killed him. As life-threatening and life-shortening as the organized suppression was, I learned far more from what our allies did, which taught me my journey’s primary lesson: personal integrity is the world’s scarcest commodity. But is it also its most precious commodity. I eventually understood that if a free-energy effort was not rooted in integrity, the rest did not matter. I also came to realize that the heroic integrity that Dennis displayed, and to a lesser degree, Brian (there is nobody else on Earth like Dennis), was nearly non-existent on Earth. There are not enough heroes on Earth for their approaches to work.

I also slowly realized that the ideologies that undergird both left and right (and the mainstream – in fact, all aspects of our societies) are rooted in scarcity, which is understandable, but those ideological allegiances short-circuited people’s awareness. I eventually learned in my studies that those scarcity-based ideologies helped form in-groups at the expense of out-groups, for survival purposes. People chain their identities and lives to those ideologies. I eventually realized that the people attracted to those ideologies were almost always there for self-serving reasons, and the self-serving are easily defeated in the free-energy milieu. That is why mass movements do not stand a chance in the free-energy field. There is not enough collective integrity and sentience in them to succeed, as they all cater to in-group ideologies to form movement “cohesion.” It took me many years to finally articulate it. The biggest event in the human journey will not happen via the tenets of capitalism, nationalism, organized religion, scientism, materialism, or rationalism. Adherence to those ideologies becomes the weak spots in the efforts.

I eventually realized that the people that I sought were like me: disillusioned idealists. We all originally drank at least some of the Kool-Aid of the dominant ideologies, as we were fed it with our mothers’ milk. But we honestly needed to believe in those ideals, and we all eventually realized that those ideologies were built on self-serving myths and lies. That realization I have called an awakening. Once somebody sees through one of them, then the others are progressively easier to see through, and a general understanding can be reached.

Virtually all people on Earth kneel before their idols of survival, and an effort like mine will only work with people who awoke past those idolatries. I know that there are not many of them, but my effort does not need many, either. I gave up on mass movements for this a generation ago. A successful effort will have to aim far higher than that.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

From Substack:

The global elite have plenty to answer for, and nobody gets away with anything. Everything that we do to others we ultimately do to ourselves, as that is how our souls learn and grow. We are all in this together, as hard as that may be to believe. Few people on Earth have more legitimate grievances with the global elite than I do, but I wish them no harm. I aim to eliminate elites, but their vanishing will be a natural consequence of the arrival of what I call the Fifth Epoch, and they know it well. That is why they have mounted history’s greatest cover-ups. They admittedly control the global economy, and we repeatedly ran into their buzz saws.

The global elite were probably involved in wiping out Dennis Lee’s company in Seattle in 1985-1986. The Rockefellers’ bank wiped out Dennis’s manufacturer, and Mormon swindlers stole Dennis’s company, after stealing his financier’s company. A similar Mormon-led effort stole our company in Ventura, soon after the CIA offered Dennis $1 billion to fold the operation, before they lowered the boom on us. A generation later, when I heard Steven Greer state that the Mormon Financial Empire was the ringleader of the global elite, it was one of my life’s “Isn’t that interesting?” moments. My friend’s underground technology show was given by a dissident faction of the global elite, and I had multiple connections to the global elite, such as my close relative who worked for Henry Kissinger as a contract CIA agent. He drank himself to death, as his way of coping with his bloody secret life, which is a typical fate in the field.

The Rockefellers and Kissinger did not play in the top tiers, and were members of what I call the retail elite. People such as Bill Gates and Elon Musk are also retail elites who are nowhere near the top. When we encountered the top tiers of the global elite, they acted through intermediaries and never revealed their identities. The intermediaries likely did not know whom they ultimately worked for.

Greer has named a faction of the Jesuit Order as part of the global-controlling cabal, but even Greer admits that most of the global elite are invisible. Even people who make it their business to identify them have no idea who any of them are. Those elites have surveillance capabilities second to none, and I already wrote about the futility of thinking that they can be snuck past. That is an adolescent fantasy, as is the idea that the global elite are going to be exposed or defeated in battle. It is nearly always men who are in thrall to that particular delusion, which I have called Level 9 awareness. It arises from a tribal mentality that sees global elites as another out-group to be vanquished. I see such ideas as Young Warrior delusions. Coercion is not going to work.

There is also a great deal of disinformation being spun on this issue, by various parties for various reasons. I don’t trust people who come forward, say that they were global-elite insiders, and tell what elite plans are and what is happening at those levels. I hear scuttlebutt from what I consider credible sources periodically, but I doubt that it is very important to know it.

It is time for the love and enlightenment approach, not largely imaginary battling with phantoms. If an effort like mine succeeds, it won’t matter what the global elite do.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

From Substack:

I watched the media lie about Dennis Lee, nearly from the day that I met him. It was a gentle prelude to what happened in my home town two years later. The media’s lies were an integral part of the attacks on our companies, and I eventually realized that the media can just make it up as it goes. Years later, I was introduced to the work of Ed Herman and Noam Chomsky, and their work helped explain what I had experienced with the media.

Between when I busted Dennis out of jail and he was kangarooed into prison, he flew me to Las Vegas to see his latest effort, which was late-night ads, which were part of a public-relations campaign. Of course, his “allies” tried to steal the effort, but by that time, I had strong doubts that the businessman’s path to free energy would work. I really wondered what Dennis thought that he would accomplish by going after channel-surfing late-night couch potatoes.

The chief message of Ed’s work was that the media serves elite interests above all else. I later learned that the media is one of the global rackets, which was no surprise at all. But to this day, I see people try to mount media campaigns on the free energy issue, particularly Steven Greer. I wish him the best, but that is one heck of a mountain to climb.

I purposely do not have a presence at YouTube. As we saw in recent years, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic, YouTube has canceled many accounts of long-standing, with millions of views, because they did not align with elite propaganda goals. I have seen dozens of instances of that over the past several years. I am at Substack precisely because it has a no-censorship policy. In the USA, there are only about two areas where censorship could be appropriate: incitements to violence and abuse of helpless groups, such as child pornography. The First Amendment theoretically protects everything else. Wikipedia is pure propaganda on many important issues. Ed’s Wikipedia biography may always be libelous, and Google de-ranked my bio of Ed into oblivion, when it is the only significant bio of Ed on Earth.

Over the years, people have suggested to me that all that needs to happen is a media blitz on free energy. I want to laugh when I hear such suggestions. The media is a powerful mechanism for controlling the great herd of humanity, and it is firmly under elite control. We’ll see how long Substack lasts, as it is already seen as a threat to the mainstream media. The elite are used to having the media lie with impunity on their behalf. When I put up my first site in 1996, I knew that I was in a race with the forces of censorship. The race is not over.

The media will be no help at all for free-energy efforts. The day that the media begins positively covering the free-energy issue, it will be because elites have instructed it to, and I am not holding my breath for that to happen, not unless an effort like mine succeeds.

But what I am doing does not need media attention. I just need to find those with the right stuff for what I am doing, and I know who I am looking for. The media will be no help, and if I have much success, the media smears will come.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

From Substack:

During my journey, I encountered quite a few heroic people, who are in my pantheon today. I have written about them at length. Dennis Lee is the 800-pound gorilla of my life, who should be dead dozens of times over. His wife Alison saved his life many times, and the rigors of her journey shortened her life. Mr. Professor and I rescued Dennis from jail. I sacrificed my life to do that. I was young and idealistic enough to survive the experience, but it shortened Mr. Professor’s life. Gary Wean survived at least one murder attempt from the same gang who jailed Dennis, and they stole Gary’s retirement nest egg, rendering him nearly destitute. Brian O’Leary survived a murder attempt from the spooks that shortened his life. Chris Black made Paul Kagame’s hit list, and his ordeal in Africa likely shortened his life. Sam Husseini was given a concussion earlier this year for daring to ask questions of the rampaging Empire. Howard Zinn was clubbed unconscious by a cop when he was a teenage protestor. Ralph McGehee endured endless harassment from the CIA and friends, including bodily injury, because of his whistleblowing efforts.

Those heroes above who have passed were greeted beyond the veil by rows of angels, ten-deep, with trumpets, and the others will get similar receptions when their turn comes. But not many like them walk on Earth today, not nearly enough for the hero’s approach to free energy to work. Ten like Dennis or a hundred like Brian, combining their efforts, and it would have been easy. But there was only one like Dennis and only a handful like Brian.

Just awakening in our world is heroic, but my approach does not ask people to risk their lives. I know who I am looking for, and my path to free energy is the lamb’s, not the hero’s.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

From Substack:

Anybody who played at the high levels of the free-energy field had their views of our world radically change, if they survived the experience. My first three years with Dennis Lee comprised my lifetime’s steepest learning curve, and everything since then has been the small stuff, including all of my years of study. There is no teacher like experience. Billions of dollars thrown around like confetti, untimely deaths, prison, stolen companies, endless media smears, lying and mindless “skeptics,” underground demonstrations, ETs – three-ring circus barely begins to describe the free-energy milieu. There is nothing else like it on Earth.

None of us ever imagined what we would encounter. If you had told me what was ahead of me when that voice in my head suggested that I move to Seattle in 1986, I would not have believed any of it. As unbelievable as my journey is to most people, Dennis’s is ten times as unbelievable. Even with what Dennis had been through, when I met him, he still had faith in human virtue, and I watched his evolution over the next 30 years, as he became thoroughly disillusioned.

As a businessman, I still marvel at the brilliance of Dennis’s approach with his heating system, which is still the world’s best. His pitch to customers was this: “We will put a $10,000 heating system on your home for free, and if it does not save on your energy bills, you do not have to pay us anything.” It is by far the most brilliant and benevolent business strategy that I ever heard of, and I came onto the scene after the window for that program had closed, to my lasting disappointment.

With extremely few exceptions, none of Dennis’s business associates understood. Every time that his greed-blinded business associates stole his companies, the first thing that they did was discard Dennis’s “crazy” marketing plans, when they were what made it all work. It reminds me of Einstein’s statement that only two things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity, and Einstein was not sure about the universe.

Dennis’s business associates repeatedly killed the golden goose, as they trod their well-worn criminal paths to failure. But not everybody was so blind. The chairman of the board of American Express understood, as did the financier of Dennis’s Seattle company, but that was about it. It was financial engineering at its most ingenious and benevolent. The customers did not have to believe in anything, but allow the world’s best heating system to be installed for free on their homes, at no risk to themselves. A chimpanzee could sell those systems with Dennis’s program.

But when Dennis began thinking in terms of free energy, his stance changed. He called for faith. Part of me understands why, as he was recovering from the catastrophe in Seattle, and maybe my faith in Dennis had something to do with it. From our first shows, Dennis appealed to what I now understand are the three main population management ideologies in the USA: nationalism, capitalism, and organized religion. In ways, it was not what I signed up for, and I eventually came to understand that those ideologies are rooted in scarcity and fear, of creating in-groups at the expense of out-groups.

In our ignorance, we did not even know that there was a free-energy field, and little did we know that we attracted the attention of the global elite, both its “Black Hat” and “White Hat” factions. Then my ride became wild, and two years later, my life was ruined and Dennis sat in jail, even solitary confinement, after turning down the CIA’s billion-dollar offer to fold our operation.

After Mr. Professor and I sprung Dennis from jail, he went right back at it, and he catered to the right wing, as that was his background. I was done by then, picking up the pieces of my shattered life, and I had strong doubts that the businessman’s path would work for this. Then Dennis got involved with the Patriot movement, and he soon became disgusted by what he saw among the movement’s leaders. Then he was kangarooed into prison, barely survived the experience, as the officials kept trying to get him killed by the inmates, and when he got out, he began barnstorming the USA, which became quite a spectacle that enraged the sitting American president. The global elite raised their game to a new level, and I nearly went to prison that time. These events are even hard for me to believe, and I lived through them.

Dennis was eventually banned from the energy industry in the USA, accompanied by a call from David Rockefeller, the usual prosecutorial fraud, and media smears. Dennis still kept trying financial-engineering plays, that time around Obamacare. I have been a free-energy guy since 1986, and little else really interests me on the activism front. The biggest event in the human journey tends to do that, especially when no independent effort so far has had a prayer. I tried the left-wing non-profit path with Brian O’Leary a generation ago, before I was finally cured of all mass-movement approaches. Dennis is 79 today and still going at it, as far as I know.

Dennis is a Utopian thinker, and I suppose that I am, too. We likely will not live to see the arrival of the Fifth Epoch, but Dennis gets big points for his efforts, which are truly hard to believe, even when witnessing them. It was highly educational to watch Dennis’s changing strategies over the years, and it helped inform mine.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

From Substack:

One of the first things that new organizations do in the free energy and fringe fields is host conferences and shows. It is a way to drum up interest in the organization and its goals, raise money, etc. While I summarized it here, I have never brought my show/conference experiences together in one place before, so here goes.

The only time that I have been defrauded by mail order was by the Whole Life Expo, at its LA conference in 1989. I paid for my tickets by mail, to get better prices in advance, but when my future wife and I got to the door, they had no record of my payment, and I had to pay full-price at the door (about $150 as I recall). For the next year, until I moved away to Ohio, I contacted the organization several times, by mail and phone, replete with documentary proof of my payments. They always refused to make my refund, while never denying that I had paid twice. That experience kind of epitomized the New Age scene.

The day that I met Dennis Lee, he spoke in front of about a thousand people at the Seattle Center, and I happened to sit directly behind the attorney for Bill the BPA Hit Man, who heckled Dennis with lies as Dennis spoke. Several camera crews were there. One was Canadian, which soon aired the only positive TV coverage of Dennis that I ever saw. A week after that, a Seattle TV station had a segment on Dennis that was a Big Lie, and all TV coverage of Dennis since then were Big Lies, like they all have the same script.

When I became Dennis’s partner the next year, the first thing that we did was plan for our first shows. We handed out thousands of flyers at a home show, there were about 35 people in attendance for our first show, and one attendee left this humorous piece of artwork in the seats. I sent it to Dennis, and he had it framed in his office when I visited him in 2013. After that, our shows usually had a few hundred or several hundred attendees.

From the very beginning, I was surprised by some of the attendees. The head of the Department of Energy in New England attended one of our first shows, was very professional, and asked Dennis when he thought that he might deliver on his free-energy ideas (Dennis replied in a year or so, with his usual optimism). When we held a show near the front gates of the Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant, we later learned that Seabrook officials attended, as later admitted by Seabrook’s chairman of the board. Soon after those first shows, some nondescript businessmen came to our office and offered us $10 million for our free-energy idea. More than a decade later, I learned from Tom Bearden that that $10 million offer was the standard “friendly buyout offer” from the global elite. I am sure that agents from the global elite attended at least one of our shows, and maybe all of them.

When we hit Ventura that summer, we put on a show in LA, but Dennis’s national ad program took off like a rocket, so we did not have shows for several months, but Dennis had Saturday-morning shows at our offices in Ventura. Mr. Deputy attended one of those Saturday shows, as we later learned. On January 12, 1988, Dennis was in orbit. He spoke at a free-energy conference in Southern California a few days earlier, and brought down the house. Several hundred people attended the January 12 show near our office, including Mr. Deputy and Ken Hodgell. Mr. Deputy readied his search warrant the next day, and struck with his infamous raid on January 14, which began my life’s worst year. Ken was an agent of the global elite, bided his time, and struck after Dennis was arrested in June with his million-dollar bail, a few weeks after turning down the CIA’s billion-dollar offer to fold our business, made on behalf of the global elite. Ken soon led the effort to steal our company, and with Dennis hogtied in jail, it worked, even duping people close to me. Ken and Bill the BPA Hit Man were contract agents, like my close relative who worked for Henry Kissinger was. Between assignments, they were on their own. My relative could not hold down a regular job, as he was regularly called away to play covert-action operative. Bill and Ken used their criminal talents to make a living between assignments. I saw Bill use the same tactics that he used against Dennis’s company, of lawsuits against people that he had defrauded, and Ken spent many years in prison from one of his Mormon scams. Mr. Deputy, however, was on the government payroll, retired to a hero’s farewell, and his annual pension is more than $300K per year. It is better to be a permanent government employee than a contract agent, if you can get the work.

Before Dennis was arrested, I spoke with a couple of elderly gentlemen who were there one of the times that Max Gerson was poisoned with arsenic, at his conference. The conference ended when Gerson was poisoned.

After I busted Dennis out of jail, he got permission from the judge to speak at a conference in Denver, of a spinoff organization of the U.S. Psychotronics organization. When Dennis spoke, Bill the BPA Hit Man arrived to heckle and destroy Dennis’s appearance. Bill duped the conference organizer. The year after Dennis spoke in Denver, I joined the U.S. Psychotronics organization and worked at its national conference (where I met Brian O’Leary). I had access to its members list, and looked up Bill in seconds. The ranks of new-science organizations are riddled with people like Bill and Ken, who work on behalf of the global elite and other interests.

When I briefly joined up with Dennis again in 1996-1997, I read an article on free-energy and new-science conferences, and they are crawling with CIA employees. They have to identify themselves when asked, and they even have to wear identification, which they hide behind the lapels on their jackets, for instance, as they hold to the letter of the law while betraying its spirit. Free-energy inventors with the goods usually know to never present at such conferences, as it is performing in the lion’s den.

When Dennis barnstormed the country in 1996, the USA’s Justice Department subpoenaed his company’s phone records. Back then, the phone companies were required to notify their customers when their records were subpoenaed. In these Orwellian Homeland Security days, I think it is a crime for the phone companies to ever notify their customers that their records were subpoenaed. The letter stated that the phone company had been gagged by the Justice Department from notifying us for 90 days, and when that order expired, the Justice Department renewed the gag order for another 90 days. Only when the second gag order expired could the phone company notify us. When I read that letter, it felt like the sharks were circling again.

The final show of Dennis’s 1996 barnstorming tours was in Philadelphia, in the arena where the 76ers played basketball. Five thousand people attended the show, for history’s biggest free-energy gathering. Bill Clinton was well aware of Dennis’s efforts, and was unhappy with them, which certainly had something to do with the Justice Department’s “investigation.” Yull Brown was the show’s guest of honor. I picked up Yull from the airport, which was an ordeal, as Yull was paranoid, but paranoid of the wrong things, which I learned is typical of the paranoid. I have borne the brunt of the paranoid, as they lashed out at their phantoms and instead hit their allies.

Yull had prepared to do his transmutation experiment at the Philly show. Dennis got permission from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (“NRC”) to perform it, which would not have been dangerous to the audience. On the eve of the show, the NRC revoked its permission, and Dennis heard that federal marshals were going to attend the Philly show and arrest Dennis and Yull if they tried it. Dennis was still on parole at the time, and Yull had spent 12 years in Soviet gulags and Turkish prisons. So, they did not perform the demonstration. Before the show, more than 30 of Dennis’s business associates called Yull and tried to entice him away from Dennis. They were all surely in the crowd.

The Philadelphia branch of the Justice Department subpoenaed Dennis’s records, so they definitely had agents in the crowd, and a noted “skeptic,” “coincidentally” from Philadelphia, was also in the audience, and he began his “skeptical” career the next day, as he put up his first website. He is an accomplished liar, as I later learned. We were subjected to an elaborate sting operation at the same time, as the global elite took the game to a new level, with a trillion-dollar trust, a Manhattan penthouse suite, and even the involvement of Indian nations. It was bizarre. I came to be more than half convinced that Mr. Skeptic was somehow on the payroll of the global elite, but he tried to contact me recently. He may well be just a morbidly obsessed individual, and if so, it is another example of how we do most of the global elites’ dirty work, gratis.

The year after I met Brian, he co-founded a new-science organization, and its first order of business was staging a UFO conference. Brian rounded up the world’s leading UFO researchers for a private conference for a few days, and then opened it up to the public. When the conference was opened up to the public, two high-ranking military officials attended and tried to recruit Brian into classified UFO projects. When Brian rejected their “offer,” those officials tried to take over the conference. The day the conference was over, Brian nearly died, in an incident that Brian believed was their response to declining their “offer,” which shortened Brian’s life. The closest that Brian came to publicly discussing it was in his last book. As you can read in Steven Greer’s dead-man’s trigger document, the same military officials dangled $2 billion to Greer, trying to co-opt him, and when he refused, they mounted a smear campaign against him. After Greer’s 1997 Congressional hearings, the spooks played hardball.

When Brian asked me to help him found the New Energy Movement, the first thing that the other board members wanted to do was hold a conference. Sigh. I provided the seed money for the conference. Immediately, they began mentioning speakers that they wanted to speak, whom I knew were criminals or scoundrels, as I had watched them assail Dennis with the usual lies and such. Right then, I wanted out of the organization, but Brian begged me to stay, and I stayed to the conference, while giving the organization about $15K (which was all wasted, in the end). A few days after the board meeting, when the conference began its planning stages, the first person to commit to speak at the conference was murdered. Brian sent me a prescient email at about the same time that the speaker’s body was found. Brian immediately began planning his move to South America, and I did not blame him. Sometimes a murder is just a murder, and untimely ends are just untimely ends, but the “coincidences” of untimely deaths around these issues can become overwhelming, and I will never believe that that speaker’s death was a coincidence.

I could write far more on the conference and show issue, but this post presented the basics. While some attendees had the proper motivation to help along such efforts, they were few and far between. Most attendees are enthusiasts of one stripe or another, meeting their social needs and other lowly motivations. When we put on that conference later that year, Brian was hounded by groupies, inventors hawked their wares, and agents of the global elite certainly attended, including CIA personnel. I manned the registration table (the last place on Earth where I wanted to be), and my wife helped. I had her man the table so that I could hear Greer’s talk, which was informative. Plenty of shady characters attended the conference, including at least one person whom I knew to be a criminal. When I watched Brian embrace him, I was out the door and out of the organization in minutes, and I still gave the organization thousands of dollars after that. Brian soon found himself kicked out of the organization, as also happened with that organization that put on the UFO conference.

Hosting conferences in this milieu is a good way to shorten one’s life expectancy.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

Last night, I finished reading Michael Talbot’s The Holographic Universe. It sat in my library for many years, before I just gave it a cover-to-cover reading, after a pal remarked on recently rereading it. There is a lot to unpack on that book, but I’ll make some initial observations. Talbot began by just reporting the facts, but noted that he would sprinkle some personal experiences into the book where appropriate. When he finally did, it became evident that Talbot was a talented psychic who had paranormal experiences going back to childhood. This ties into my longstanding advice, that people should not do much digesting of spiritual/paranormal/mystical literature until they have had their own paranormal experiences. When the experiences precede the studies, it takes the studies into an entirely different dimension. I had mine before I started reading the literature, as did Brian O’Leary, and we both performed the same exercise, which gave us our first paranormal experiences.

The Holographic Universe was published in 1991, and Talbot died the next year of leukemia. Talbot was openly gay, and my guess is that he was healthy, had a positive HIV test, and took AZT, which is what killed him. Hundreds of thousands of gay men were killed that way, as one of Anthony Fauci’s early “accomplishments.” I strongly doubt that HIV leads to AIDS, but that doubt has been forbidden in the halls of orthodoxy, ever since Fauci ruined the career of the world’s leading virologist for dissenting from the lucrative HIV/AIDS dogma. Talbot was quite possibly a victim of that scam.

On to the book. It was a good read. I have read plenty of books like it, which deal with consciousness, science, and their interconnection. Brian’s last several books were on that connection. Brian was a leading advocate of the scientific investigation of the paranormal. One of Brian’s pals wrote a book titled, “The Science of the Soul,” which I read a generation ago. About a decade ago, I read Chris Carter’s books on the scientific investigation of the paranormal and read Robert McLuhan’s masterpiece on the “skeptics.” So, this is all very familiar territory for me, and Talbot’s book was one of the earlier ones on this subject, although the Dancing Wu Li Masters, for instance, was published in 1979.

Talbot’s book covers a lot of the same territory, but his main contribution is a discussion of holographs and what they seem to reveal about how Creation functions. Each part of a hologram actually contains the entire image, and Talbot likened it to how Creation may be, in that every piece of Creation also contains the whole of Creation.

When I read works such as Talbot’s, it quickly becomes clear that our brains are not equipped to truly understand dimensions of existence in which time and space do not really exist. When that is acknowledged, then it becomes easy to accept that all Earthly accounts of the other side of the veil are going to fall far short of portraying the reality.

Talbot began his book by discussing what I consider to be evil experiments, in which rats that run mazes had their brains surgically removed, piece by piece, and they were able to run the mazes with almost none of their brains left. In what I call the Fifth Epoch, experiments like that will not take place. But the point is made that brains do not seem to have areas where memories reside, but memory appears to be “non-local.” There is a recurring theme in Talbot’s book, in that brains do not seem to contain consciousness, but they are a physical vehicle for expressing it.

Talbot discussed David Bohm’s work throughout his book. Bohm was a protégé of Einstein’s, and one of Bohm’s chief contributions to physics was his theory of implicate and explicate orders, which could be called the seen and unseen aspects of our reality. Bohm was also a free-energy advocate, as he famously calculated that a square centimeter of “empty” space contained more energy than was in our observable universe. It is obviously a disputed idea in the halls of orthodoxy, but Einstein’s protégé was no New Age flake.

Throughout the book, Talbot discussed the findings of scientists on many paranormal investigations, the kind that the “skeptics” pretend were never performed. Talbot’s book touched on many subjects in the spiritual section of my library, from auras to psychokinesis to near-death experiences to Sai Baba to reincarnation to UFOs to Robert Monroe and other talented psychics to free energy.

We’ll see if this post begins a conversation with my pal. There is a lot of territory to cover.

Best,

Wade

[Bill Ryan]

Posted by Wade Frazier (here)
Last night, I finished reading Michael Talbot’s The Holographic Universe. It sat in my library for many years, before I just gave it a cover-to-cover reading, after a pal remarked on recently rereading it.

A most superb book. I've read it several times.

This may be interesting: in the 2018 video below, Linda Howe shares the VERY important information that Michael Talbot had been an abductee. (Linda has actually told this story several times in earlier lectures and videos.).

The importance is that according to Budd Hopkins, the regressionist who had worked closely with Talbot and had relayed the story to Linda, Talbot had received the core thesis of his book from the ETs he had encountered.

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=4FbD_ojWWXw

[Wade Frazier]

Thanks Bill. That would not surprise me at all.

[Wade Frazier]

From Substack:

Many social animals have societal hierarchies, and all great apes do. Chimps have constant political maneuvering for dominance, as being the alpha male means the best of chimp life, including the best mating opportunities. Humans are not so different, although in the hunter-gatherer phase of the human journey, the bands could not afford alpha males, so men were kept in line by cultural means, to keep them humble. But once humans had enough energy to become sedentary, it was soon back to what chimps do, as males schemed to become the alphas, elites arrived on the scene, and have yet to leave.

Whenever people get past denial and fear of free energy and try to do something about it, the first thing that they generally do is look for allies. A typical activity is approaching environmental organizations, thinking that they would be natural allies, as all environmental issues are easily remedied with free energy. Those free-energy newcomers are then dismayed to find that environmentalists are familiar with free energy but regard it as the enemy. They may hear from environmentalists about their fears of misuse, but I think that is a red herring. I think that those environmentalists are really addicted to their scarcity-based frameworks, and abundance is the true enemy that they are warding off, as they beat the drums of doom. People generally have to see it to believe it.

When free-energy newcomers realize that those seemingly natural allies aren’t allies at all (such as the free software movement), then they go pound on elite doors, from local, national, and global governments to NGOs to “philanthropists” to academic and scientific institutions to every “progressive” organization out there. They come up empty every time. Those doors have been pounded on thousands of times, in what I have come to call the beseeching route. Some of it has been tragicomical to witness, and the beseechers can seem suicidal at times.

Many of those doors were actually those of people who participated in the organized suppression of free energy and related technologies. In other words, those were the last doors on Earth that should have been banged on. I once witnessed the spectacle of two groups from the New Energy Movement who tripped over each other as they banged on the Pentagon’s door. The MIC was definitely involved with JFK’s murder and the permanent demotion of the American presidency. The Pentagon is the heart of darkness.

My spiritual background has always helped me understand the events that I witnessed on my journey. All of those acts of beseeching the people who have garnered wealth and power are giving the beseecher’s power away. It is consistent with the victim’s approach to life. It is time for a creator’s approach, and creators create with love. I see integrity and sentience as the keys to solving this conundrum, and enough of it has to be amassed to form a critical mass to take the effort over the top. The arrival of free energy for public use will be the biggest event in the human journey, by far. Beseeching those elites and supposedly charitable and progressive organizations is like pouring the new wine into the old skins. It is long past time for something different, which I have called the love and enlightenment approach.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

From Substack:

In this series of posts on the paths of free-energy failure and success, most pitfalls were essentially traps for people’s egos. Chasing the biggest event in the human journey challenges anybody’s ego. I have been there. Free-energy inventors regularly go off the deep end, thinking that they are the Second Coming and Messiah, and expect to be paid a trillion dollars for their invention. The money chase can be deadly for people’s egos, as greed often comes to the fore. Thinking that the global elite can be snuck past or conquered in battle are adolescent fantasies. The heroes in my pantheon were generally humbled by their journeys. The bright lights of the media, conferences, and shows can also be seductive, but are more often life-ruining and life-risking in this milieu. The beseeching route is kind of the flip side, as people feel powerless when they approach the rich and powerful. Another aspect of the megalomania is when people think that they will become the Bill Gates of Free Energy. I have witnessed that aspiration repeatedly, which was always a prelude to disaster and even criminal behavior.

As in all areas like this, my spiritual perspective has helped me make sense of what I witnessed. In the spiritual literature can be found the theme that our egos were invented to help focus our souls in physical reality, as a kind of coordinator between heaven and Earth. That is an important function. But the human ego has been disproportionately influential in the human journey. I think that living in a world of scarcity and fear has done that, making us far more ego-bound than originally intended, which can also be found in the spiritual literature. Fear is rooted in the feeling of not being in control of what happens to our bodies, and death is the ultimate loss of control. Fear is not nearly as prevalent as it was before industrialization, when everybody faced the prospect of shortened lives, violent deaths, and daily hardships. We are already on a trajectory to leave fear behind as our primary organizing principle, which will greatly accelerate in the Fifth Epoch.

When abundance reigns in the Fifth Epoch and fear and scarcity are largely vanquished, I think that our egos will get in the back seat and let our souls do most of the driving. Psychic abilities and enlightenment formerly reserved for religious icons will become normal. This is another aspect of why I say that I think that we will see a new kind of human in the Fifth Epoch. If people want to get scientific and attribute much of it to the end of childhood adversity and the brain damage that it causes, I think that that is a valid way to state it, although it falls a bit short of the full explanation.

According to the Michael teachings, fear makes us operate from the negative aspects of our personalities. I’ll buy that. When abundance reigns and fear is banished, we will operate out of the positive aspects of our personalities, as the default setting.

The paths of failure in the free-energy quest are all rooted in scarcity and fear, so they are understandable, but the only people who can really help with this Epochal task have to operate from love. It is probably the only approach that will work.

As usual, I will make a summary post of this series of posts, but this post ends this series.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

From Substack:

As usual, this summary of posts will only link to this series of Substack posts. The arrival of free energy for public use will be the biggest event in the human journey, by far. TV shows such as Star Trek barely hint at it, and free-energy technology is older than I am, but it has been sequestered from public awareness and use by history’s greatest cover-up, by global elites for reasons of Earthly power. My close circle of people and I learned that the hard way, with many ruined and shortened lives. I was young and idealistic enough to survive my learning experience and keep going, while most weren’t. Those who survived generally just tried to eke through the rest of their lives, out of the public eye and off the global elite’s radar.

Because I grew up in an inventor’s workshop, my initial orientation was the inventor’s. Lone inventors do not stand a prayer in the free-energy milieu. It is hard enough for “normal” inventing, and the free-energy milieu is like nothing else on Earth. The “lucky” inventors took the friendly buyout offer, while the unlucky ones had their lives ruined or shortened.

Very few free-energy inventors come up with something that is viable (on the order of 1%), and they nearly invariably charge down the paths of failure, of applying for patents, keeping it proprietary, playing secrecy games, etc. Many inventors get what I have called “inventoritis” and Steven Green called Crazy Inventor Syndrome, as they see themselves as messiahs, expect to be paid $1 trillion, and other zaniness. The focus on inventors in the free-energy milieu is part of what I call its state of arrested development. Inventors are a small piece of the puzzle. It took me over a decade to finally be cured of my delusions regarding inventors. Creative ability is a divine gift, but it is rarely put to the highest and best uses in our world of scarcity and fear.

Free-energy efforts constantly chase for money. All efforts to chase money in the free-energy milieu are dead-ends. Any initial success will be met by attacks from corrupt officials and agents in the pay of the global elite, accompanied by media attacks. Many billionaires, especially “philanthropists,” hang around the fringes of the free-energy milieu, waiting like vultures, to swoop in and take over any effort with promise. The money chase also inspires greed, and many free-energy efforts have collapsed in self-inflicted bloodbaths, while the global elite did not have to lift a finger or only give it a slight nudge. I have purposely designed my effort so that I do not need money to build my “choir.”

An early delusion among free-energy aspirants is to realize that organized suppression is real, but they think that they can somehow sneak past it. The global elite have surveillance capabilities second to none, cannot be snuck past, and it is a potentially deadly delusion to think so. This has to all be done in the light of day.

Many free-energy prototypes have been publicly demonstrated. Brian O’Leary spent his last years trying to educate the public on the $100 million chasm between a working prototype and something ready for public use. The number has at least doubled by now. I gave my views on what a successful demonstration might look like. Nobody has done it right yet and likely won’t, until that chasm is crossed.

I was involved in five mass-movement energy efforts before I was finally cured of the approach. Mass-movements in this milieu sow the seeds of their own destruction at the outset, by appealing to scarcity-based frames of reference to build effort “cohesion.” But such lowest-common-denominator approaches cater to people’s survival mechanisms. The survival mentality is rooted in scarcity and fear, and is at cross-purposes with an effort that can succeed. The people in a successful effort will be united by love, enlightenment, and focusing on the goal, not survival and self-seeking.

Another delusion in the free-energy milieu is thinking that the global elite are going to be defeated in battle, exposed, and the like. That is what I call a Young Warrior delusion, the kind that teenage cannon fodder often harbor. It won’t work for this. The global elite are not threatened by such ideas. Tangling with them is not a good idea. The best that we can hope for is that they will slink away when they realize that their game is over. Nobody gets away with anything, and there is no need for thinking that the global elite need to be punished, etc. We all reap what we sow, and I think that even the worst of the global elite can be redeemed in what I call the Fifth Epoch.

There have been attempts to mount media campaigns for free energy. There are several reasons for why they failed, and the media is a tool of the global elite, not activists. Since my first website in 1996, I knew that I was in a race against the forces of censorship. My public efforts are at the Internet’s margins. Substack is seen as a threat to the media’s dominance of public thought, and we will see how it fares.

I have encountered many heroic people during my journey, and they all paid heavy prices for their heroism. The hero’s path to free energy could work, if there were enough heroes for it. But I only heard of one like my former partner, Dennis Lee, and only a handful like Brian O’Leary. Ten like Dennis or 100 like Brian, combining their efforts, and bringing free energy to the public would have been easy, but those numbers do not exist on Earth today. I watched Dennis’s strategies change since 1986, as he kept trying out different approaches. They helped inform my efforts.

When I became Dennis’s partner, the first thing that we did was put on shows. When Brian recruited me into helping him found the New Energy Movement, the first thing we did was put on a conference. The show and conference approach not only does not work, but the global elite’s agents come running. Many ruined and shortened lives came with that approach, and nothing viable ever came from it.

Another failed approach is banging on the doors of the rich and powerful, governments, so-called charities, and the like. Those doors have been banged on thousands of times, and genuine help has rarely, if ever, been provided. I have called it the beseeching route, and it gives the beseechers’ power away.

What those failed approaches generally have in common is that they are traps for the ego. I strongly doubt that any effort rooted in egocentric approaches has a prayer of success. I have long advocated a love and enlightenment approach, which may be the only approach that will succeed, and my target audience is disillusioned idealists. Taking and witnessing those above paths is partly how I became disillusioned, and all disillusioned idealists had similar experiences, no matter what walk of life that they were on. The people that I seek will recognize their journeys in mine and those of my fellow travelers. Finding them will be the hard part of my approach, as they are very few and far between on Earth today. If that choir can form, the rest will be easy.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

From Substack:

I recently read Michael Talbot’s The Holographic Universe, which was quite a tour of the paranormal and its possible relationship to scientific theories. In the book’s introduction, Talbot explored why mainstream scientists are so resistant to the idea of the paranormal, as they blithely dismiss often-spectacular evidence. Talbot cited Bernie Siegel, who has advocated unorthodox views on patients and their emotional relationships to their diseases. Siegel stated that the resistance to his views in medical orthodoxy is because when people’s beliefs are challenged, they act like addicts. It has also been called ideological fixation.

Talbot ran with that idea, which is like what I have written about, on how people seem to be addicted to scarcity. In the generation since I first wrote about it, I have restated that idea a little. People are not addicted to scarcity, per se, but they are addicted to the scarcity-based frameworks that they were indoctrinated into, because those frameworks provide justification for their in-group status, as that is how they survive in a world of scarcity and fear. Virtually none of us can make it on our own. We are all reliant on our societies for our survival. Not even Robinson Crusoe did it from scratch.

I think that that is why virtually all people react to the idea of free energy and abundance with denial and fear. Abundance would completely upend their belief systems, and that scares them. They can’t get past seeing their world end, and they do not dare imagine what a world of abundance can look like. That is why I accepted long ago that until free energy comes into their lives, people such as me cannot reach them, and that is normal. It took me many years to understand that.

That also leads to what I write about my target audience: disillusioned idealists. Those people pursued their ideals, which generally resided within those scarcity-based frameworks. But when idealists honestly pursue those ideals with their eyes open, they eventually come to the moment of realizing that they believed in something that did not really exist. That moment is when people can awaken, and few ever do it. If such people were addicted to those beliefs that they were fed, that moment of realization was when they broke that addiction. Some members of my pantheon barely survived their moment of awakening (1, 2). For others, it was a gentler process, and my day on the witness stand was my lifetime’s greatest moment of awakening. Looking back, I divide my life into before and after that day.

I have often used the analogy of the Wizard of Oz, in which Dorothy and her friends took the long, dangerous journey to salvation, to then get a sobering peek behind the curtain. As I have stated, when one iconic belief goes up in smoke before a person’s eyes, it becomes easier to let the others go.

When people are addicted to their beliefs, they cannot awaken. They have to see reality for themselves, which is why I always state that awakening only comes through experience. I can’t really help people care or awaken, as that is a matter of their hearts and minds, which they are in charge of. But for those who care and have had an awakening experience, I offer them the chance to help end the world as we know it, and nobody will miss it.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

From Substack:

This is my 418^th post at Substack. My first was made on July 25, 2024. What am I doing, posting nearly daily? I have been writing for the public since 1996, and I have never asked for nor accepted any money. What kind of fanatic am I?

In short, my efforts are intended to help the biggest event in the human journey come to pass. The world will end as we know it, but nobody will miss it, not when abundance reigns. I had a very good idea what the potential of free energy was when I became Dennis Lee’s partner in 1987. My envisioning of what I came to call the Fifth Epoch has only become more comprehensive since then. Make no mistake – free-energy technology is older than I am, but is sequestered from public awareness and use by history’s greatest cover-up, for reasons of Earthly power.

If I had to label my work, I would call it Neo-Fullerian, as Bucky Fuller was saying a great deal of what I am before I was born. I am really trying to help train people like Fuller did, to help them think comprehensively. I can’t do this alone. I recently finished a series of posts on the paths of failure for free-energy efforts, and what would work, if enough of the properly motivated and trained people united their efforts. I purposely designed my effort so that I did not need money to do it.

That is far, far harder than it might seem. Virtually everybody who hears about free energy reacts with denial and fear. For the few who get past a lazy acceptance of free energy and try to do something, many pitfalls await. The free-energy milieu is like nothing else on Earth. I regularly see free-energy newcomers dive down rabbit holes to nowhere, to life-ruining effect all too often. Part of developing a comprehensive perspective is practicing keen discernment, which relatively few people exercise.

I seek people like me: disillusioned idealists. The process of disillusionment I also call awakening. Yesterday, I wrote on how people addicted to their beliefs can’t awaken. All dogmas need to be laid aside, if people want to understand how our world really works. The social managers have a vested interest in ensuring that people will never understand. I am calling my approach the love and enlightenment approach, which I never saw tried before. I felt that it was worth my life to try it out, and I hope that I have many good years ahead of me.

My public writings are a clarion call for the people that I seek. I have been hearing from some very interesting people lately (1, 2), my Substack site has more than a thousand subscribers and followers, and we will see how it goes.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

From Substack:

My adventures and years of study made it clear to me that what the public sees, through the media and the antics of politicians and other public figures, is mostly for show. Much higher powers make the world’s important decisions, not what I call retail politics or those that I call retail elites, such as Bill Gates and Elon Musk. I am not a conspiracist, in the sense that conspiratorial actions largely explain how our world works, but there is far more than meets the eye happening behind the scenes of public events. I see the world’s events as 1% conspiracy and 99% complicity. It is time to weigh in a little on current events.

For starters, nothing of what we see taking place in the Middle East would be happening if the lion’s share of the world’s easy oil was not there. Middle East oil is history’s greatest material prize, and that is the ultimate explanation for everything that happens there, especially the West’s meddling there, from creating new nations from scratch to overthrowing governments to invading nations, committing genocides, and its support for Israel. JFK was the only American president who tried to trim Israel’s feathers (Eisenhower is a partial exception), and his support for Arab nations has also not been seen again. His murder resulted in a 180-degree turn in the USA’s Israeli policy that continues to this day, and I have some inside connections to the issue.

Probably the most significant connection was my friend Gary Wean, whose advice helped me spring my partner from jail. Like how my partner did not start writing until he was behind bars and was slowed down enough to write about adventures, Gary did not begin writing until he was railroaded out of his career.

In 1946, early in Gary’s career, he put Mickey Cohen under surveillance. Gary soon saw Jack Ruby in Cohen’s company, and Gary even had a conversation with Ruby. Ruby told Gary that the West Coast was no longer a gold mine for the Mob, since World War II ended, and the big opportunities became New Orleans and Havana. It was not until Castro’s revolution in Cuba that the Mob really built Las Vegas into what it became. My stepfather began his career as a Las Vegas entertainer in those days, as a Frank Sinatra sound-alike.

In the late 1950s, while Gary had Cohen under surveillance, one of Cohen’s close associates was Menachem Begin. Cohen was an arms dealer for Israel in its early days, and Cohen even “donated” a warship to Israel. JFK became the Democratic Party nominee for the presidency in Los Angeles in 1960, and Gary surveilled the party at Peter Lawford’s Malibu home where JFK was introduced to Marilyn Monroe. Cohen specialized in blackmailing celebrities, and according to Gary, Monroe was being used as the world’s highest-class hooker in an influence-peddling and blackmail scheme against JFK. Trying to blackmail the eventual president took some brass.

To jump ahead over 30 years, in the mid-1990s I lived a few miles from New Albany, which Les Wexner built. I had heard of Wexner’s sexual escapades while I lived there, so to hear many years later that Jeffrey Epstein had his first lair in New Albany did not come as a big surprise. Epstein’s alleged blackmail operation, likely on behalf of Mossad, seems like it was a descendant of the Monroe operation.

Sam Husseini has been busily writing today on the ludicrous Trump administration’s denial of what Epstein was doing, on the heels of Trump’s meeting with Netanyahu. It is all ugly.

To go back to the 1960s again, three weeks after the JFK hit, Gary met with a frightened Senator John Tower (who replaced Lyndon Johnson), about a backfired CIA operation that got JFK killed. The official operation was to stage a fake assassination attempt on JFK and frame Castro for it, to justify an invasion of Cuba. Gary’s book was first published in 1987, and in 1997, the Operation Northwoods document was declassified, which was an almost identical operation to what Tower described. Northwoods was the Pentagon’s plan to stage fake terror incidents in the USA and frame Castro for them, to justify an invasion of Cuba. Gary’s testimony should have become the touchstone for all JFK-assassination investigators since Northwoods was declassified, but to this day, the mainstream completely ignores Gary’s testimony and so do most JFK-assassination researchers. The documents that Trump declassified only bolster Gary’s story more.

Gary was the originator of the Israel-did-it hypothesis of the JFK hit, and I have given my views on the matter. Israel was certainly a beneficiary of JFK’s murder, and may well have been involved, but I see them more as muscle than masterminds if they were involved. For me, the big lesson of the JFK hit was that the American presidency was permanently demoted with JFK’s murder. The sitting American president could be murdered in broad daylight in front of hundreds of witnesses, and it would all be covered up. Every president since JFK was a puppet and knew it, and they were all handpicked by David Rockefeller, who may well have been involved in the JFK hit. Our encounters with the Rockefellers were not pleasant, and not much would surprise me about the Rockefellers, but they are also down the global hierarchy a ways.

I recently wrote a post that connected many such subjects, and there are likely deep connections between them. So, these latest disgusting spectacles at the White House are typical, and far more than meets the eye is happening. That much, I am sure of. There is only one way out that I know of, which will end the world as we know it, and nobody will miss it.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

From Substack:

In the eon of complex life, some fortunate species lived in their golden ages for a time, often after a mass extinction cleared the biomes. They were instances of little competition and relatively abundant energy. Life was easy, until the conditions changed, other species adapted to take advantage of the windfall, and those fortunate species bred to the ecological limits. Then it was back to competition and the struggle for survival. In the human journey were similar times of energy breakthroughs, whether they were due to new tools, techniques, or biomes that had yet to experience humans. Then it was good times, at least until humans depleted the new energy sources and bred to the energetic limits once again. This is what Malthus observed, which influenced Darwin.

Plato’s Republic has long been debated, as far as the existence of slaves in it. Thomas More’s Utopia unapologetically had slaves in it. In his Utopia or Oblivion, Bucky Fuller argued that the old Utopias always failed because they were based on shared austerity, but that a Utopia based on abundance has a chance of working. My former partner, Dennis Lee, is a Utopian thinker, but not even he realized that energy abundance was the key. If Dennis did not understand that, who does? This is part of the challenge that I face. It is not easy to imagine a world of abundance when one lives in scarcity.

I call a world of abundance the Fifth Epoch of the human journey, and it will necessarily be based on energy abundance. If people want to call it Utopia, I won’t argue against it, but the features of the Fifth Epoch that I envision are just the easily predictable consequences of abundance. Bring abundant energy to the table (which is older than I am), and humanity will easily figure out the rest of it.

Oppression and violence have always been markers of societies mired in scarcity, and they will make no sense in a world of abundance. Even competition will no longer make sense, as cooperation becomes the only mode of human interaction, and I think that we will see a new kind of human. As Fuller noted, people will be concerned with self-realization, not survival, in a world of abundance. It will be like everybody moved to the top of Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs. In a world of abundance, I think that that becomes the obvious direction of human development.

Best,

Wade