One of Chad neighbors in Los Gatos should be very interested in this case. I wonder, if the PIs tried to talk to him.
He was one of the shooting stars at Silicon Valley, the American dream, in an age, where we still were counting our pimples, he already was counting
the millions, a brilliant guy. He moved to Los Gatos and used to drive along Highway 17 every day.
He also is interested in UFOlogy and had visions, how humanity would be able soon to travel through time and space. As we can read on CNN:
Things like zero-point energy and gravitational propulsion. Those controversial theories of physics underpin Firmage's belief in space-time
travel. Zero-point energy refers to a theory that energy can be created from nothing, rather than matter. Gravitational propulsion is based on the
concept that the force of gravity can not only be harnessed, but also engineered. Combined, the two provide the foundation for spacecraft capable of
warp speeds.
edition.cnn.com...
One morning he woke up and an alien stood right infront of his bed, asking him why he called him. He said, he would like to travel through space. He
never did, but a blue light went from the alien’s body into his. This is why the media reported about him and his more than 600 pages book, which
could be downloaded from the internet for free. But they also reported, that he had to quit from his own company, because customers were a little
confused by his story.
The Time Magazine also wrote:
Firmage, however, travels quite a bit farther into la-la land, insisting that he's in contact with a hush-hush federal lab that will release
world-shattering experimental data in a matter of months. "This is real," he maintains. "And it's the story of the millennium."
www.time.com...
Wow! This must have been PACL! Here we have a witness, rich and famous, credible, who tells us things eight years before Isaac!
Somebody must tell him about it! – O, somebody did already... Linda Moulton Howe informed all these guys, remember... That email list with people
like Jack Sarfatti, Bruce Maccabee, George Noorey and many others in it. He also is one of the recipients. How come, he was not interested?
Maybe because he is not sure anymore, if it really was an alien infront of his bed, or just a dream, or a bad potatoe... Sounds like Whitley a little.
As we know, Whitley had a similar visitation, an old guy, who appeared in his hotel to give him some wisdom and some stuff to write his book about the
Master of the Key. A book which was mentioned here and there during the drone saga.
One should think, that Joe still heard about the saga, maybe even followed it a little while. Did he ever hear, that the drones were flying around in
his neighborhood? Does he know, that one of his neighbors is a wanted witness?
It should be a thrill, hearing that not only a young ghost woman is running around on the summit, but also drones are flying around, proof for his
theories on gravity! But maybe he just thinks, this is all a hoax.
Didn’t some think, you need a lot of money and time, to make such a hoax? Could this be the guy? Probably not. Why should he run around in his
neighborhood and make the background photos there?
All a big coincidence again? Or is someone trying to put all the traces in his direction? He has some enemies, of course. Mike Bara, for example, who
was very dissapointed, that Joe was not the new Messiah of UFOlogy. And David Bay told the world, that Joe was obsessed by the Anti-Christ and that
UFOlogy does nothing, but tell about the coming doom – which he thinks, will come. (Sounds familiar, doesn’t it?)
I wonder, if the PIs ever thought of asking Joe about those drones, which flew around there for at least a week, which could be easily seen and even
photographed. As Numbers said these days, „they are local to this area“ and they surely know about this famous neighbor.
And while the drones were droning, Joe told about his (business) visions again:
www.kued.org...
(Look at Sarfatti’s comment down at the bottom to get the truth about wickipedia!)
Also read:
www.rickross.com...