Originally posted by bank teller
I have yet to read a single reliable source outside of Preston and gang that link the PX to Montauk. In my view, Preston, Bielek and rabble have
created a phantastic fiction, great for late night reading, that links the base to PX. But no, I don't think it had any substantial connection to
the experiement.
I have at this board advocated following the scientists. Look to what was being done in anti-radar and radar research; where was it done, who was
doing it, what papers were published and what patents were taken out.
This track is much more important to gaining a deeper insight into the secrets than anything Preston et al write about. What is so sad about Preston
in particular is that Barnes confirmed one aspect of Preston's story. I refer to confirmation that Preston DID work for a company he claims to have
worked at. While employed there, he says that he was suddenly, one day, given a thick folder which was full of secret reports on the PX. Why he
could not remember the details of those reports and just stick with them is sad and frustrating for the rest of us mortals who will never see such a
report; ever. Instead he and Bielek have just opened up a circus act and made a total mess of the story.
Bravo!
I too believe that genuine concerns about this topic have been lost in dwelling on this Montauk nonsense. It may be that sometime in the future, we
may be able to lose our mass and pass through time and space in seconds, we may even meet other civilistaions (if they exist).
But I don't think that a mix-up in degaussing a ship's hull and seats with crystals in them will bring us anywhere but into some comic-strip
serial.
Tesla wanted to communicate across the world with electric bursts that reached over the curvature the Earth, that's all.
Charles Allende, you've alot to answer for.