Gstlkradio Scalar Weapon Technology Jerry

I am the dreamer. You are the dreamer. Subperfectly revolutions in the next round of the family. Please, I shall ask this fellow this fellow. So, 30 sets of seven five. Your presence has been detected and recorded. Thank you. When North Korea tried to join the club, what we saw with the Asian tsunami is that the signature of the earthquake that caused the tsunami had the signature of an atom bomb. It did not have the signature of a natural earthquake. What would you do just ignite an atom bomb and the right fault? Well, that has been done. That was done in the US project faultless. Project faultless, I think it was 68 set off an atom bomb and it was the largest atom bomb ever detonated in the lower 48. And it was intentionally placed on a fault line in central Nevada. And they were convinced that the DOE was convinced that an atom bomb could not set off and so they put it on a fault to show it couldn't be done and called it project faultless. Well, they were dead wrong. It not only did it set off the fault it was on. It set off the fault on the other side of the valley and dropped the valley floor by an average of 12 feet. Wow. Right. So again, Burton says that you don't need an atom bomb if you have scalar technology. You can generate the power, the force of an atom bomb by pumping energy in at your primary stations, which for relay technologies is in Russia. The old woodpecker transmitters. You can pump it in from the woodpecker transmitters and then pull it out anywhere on the globe that you can set up an infarometer with, which according to Burton was this major fault of an off of Malaysia. Now, what is the Tesla earthquake machine? Oh, the Tesla was working with physical residents force. He decided to do a, I think it was like, 1894 something like that, 1884 in his lab in New York City. Might have been 19, might have been right about 1900. I don't remember exactly now that I cannot remember numbers worth a damn. But, Tesla, in his lab in New York City, I'm pretty sure before the turn of the 20th century, had set up a steam powered piston to tap the steel of the building that his lab was in. So it was down in the basement, tapping away on the steel of the building, and nothing happened for many hours. And he was just about convinced that the experiment was a failure when suddenly he's heard breaking glass. And there was a, a wave of breaking glass moving away from his building and he realized that his building had gone in the residence with the, with the soil beneath. And it turns out just, just explained this, this is a footnote. You may remember the Skyline and Manhattan has skyscrapers that either end of the island and nothing in the middle. And that's because skyscrapers have to be on bedrock. And so the island of Manhattan is shaped like a big emmer. And where the peaks of the, of the letter emmer, that's where the bedrock is close enough to the surface to, to build directly on a, and that's where the skyscrapers are. But in the middle of the island is the trot between the two peaks. And then that trot that, that basin is filled with, would, would sand. And that sand started vibrating. And, and like a bowl of jello, the entire sand basin started started wiggling due to Tesla's, machine. When Tesla realized what was going on, he went down to turn it off and couldn't get the thing to turn off. And then he ended up having to take a fledge hammer to it and knock it away, knock the piston away from the steel it was tapping. And the story goes that the New York police walked in just after he accomplished that. So they couldn't pin it on him. So he got away with breaking like a hundred thousand pieces of glass one afternoon and didn't have to pay any damages. Wow. So that reminds me of the some of those things I can take to scale, you talked about, well you see what happened to the structures that were built on anything less than, you know, it just they just kind of melted away basically. Yeah, it's called liquidification. Yeah, just like the, the oil and liquidifies and things sink into it. Yeah, would that be considered a, I don't want to call it a sound device. I mean that's, yeah, yeah, it is, it is, it is, it is a, it is a sound device. I know this award board and I can't think of the word offhand. But he was working with, with direct physical energies and then he, he maintained that, that the, that the earth medium allowed for the transmission of direct physical energies and that. He was convinced after that experiment at one point he commented that he could split the earth like an apple. Wow. Pretty scary stuff. Yeah, there's, there's a number of things that probably the scariest thing that come to my attention on this is that there are two super volcanoes in North America. The, the Asian tsunami went off in the region of the world's largest super volcano, which is that that mixed up messed up place in, in the South Pacific, where the Asian tsunami took, took place, where several plates and plate chips crash into each other. That is an extremely broken fractured part of the earth's crust. Yeah, over North America, there are two super volcanoes. One is the Longbot Valley, called era, which is where June Lake is, is, mammoth mountain ski resort. They made it, they made at least one movie out of it, Dante's peak. And then the other is Yellowstone. And the hot spot or Yellowstone, the hot spot that makes Yellowstone Yellowstone has, has a, is a super volcano that, that's, goes off about every 600,000 years. And the last time it went off was about 640,000 years ago. Yeah, I was gonna say that that, dude. Yeah, we're, that one's a little on the overdue side. And it's, and, and it, I realize that if you can get earth flakes on demand, if, if, if, if, if, if scale are induced, earth flakes is real. And somebody really wants to take out North America. All they got to do is wake up Yellowstone. Yeah, sleeping giant. Well, Jerry, let me, let me, let me, uh, uh, lid our, uh, listeners, I want to give this information because, uh, these two books we've been talking about are really good and like them to have opportunity to, uh, to, uh, get one. And, uh, the first website I'm going to give is, uh, the ww.com. That's my publisher. You can get all of my books there. Of course, we sell them at full price. If you want to get my books at ridiculous discounts, and it's like 32% off going to Amazon, Amazon, Amazon.com carries all of our books. Of course, if you want one autograph, do you need to call or email adventures on Limited Press. Go to adventures on Limited Press.com and you'll find the email in phone numbers and give a call and talk to me, and I'll be happy to do that. I work there. Of course, I am Jerry Eastmith and that's Jerry with a J, so that's J-E-R-R-Y-E-S-M-I-T-H. My website, oddly enough, is JerryEsmith.com. There you'll find a lot more about me and my books and the subjects. There are articles, bibliographies. There's a lot of material here. It's not just ads with the books. There's a lot of material here so that if you want to continue researching this, I point you in the direction of where you can get more material on this, so you don't have to take my word for it. Your website is loaded with different information. I highly recommend that to any of our listeners to check it out. Speaking of that, I think we've got about, let me check. We've probably got about five minutes left. I wanted to save enough time to have you talk about. Just give us a little bit about your third book that we didn't even mention tonight. That's the secrets of the Holy Lance. How did that book come about? There was a multi-million-seller book by Trevor Ravenscroft that came out at the beginning of the 70s called The Spirit of Destiny. He wrote a sequel to that mark of the beast. In the late 80s, a very unusual pair of books came out from Dr. Howard Boockner. Dr. Boockner had been a battalion surgeon during World War II and had witnessed the Doc how massacre. Those of you don't know when the 157th Army arrived at Doc how with Dr. Boockner, the US soldiers rounded up the Nazi prison guards. Then when into the prison, the sea was going on and they were so shocked and horrified by what they saw. They came back out and shot 400 Nazis, which of course didn't set very well with Dr. Boockner. After the war, Boockner returns to the US and becomes a teacher of medicine at Tulane and LSU and wrote more than 240 medical textbooks. About a dozen books on art history and one I was there and saw at all Doc how the hour of the avenger. After that book came out, he was approached by a World War II submariner, a German submariner who claimed to have some very special and amazing information for Dr. Boockner. What this guy claimed was that in the last days of World War II, literally the last two or three days before surrender, he and his submarine crew put out to see with eight bronze boxes that had been sent to them by eight all Hitler. They and Martin Borman and he's on to Raj and they dropped Martin Borman and he's on to Raj often patagonia then proceeded to Antardica where they stashed the eight bronze boxes. Included in the bronze boxes were a number of Hitler's personal things that he didn't want to fall in anybody's hands. It's like his scout badges and his favorite belt buckle and the spirit destiny. Jerry, we're running out of time now we're down to our last minute and I'm really going to have to have you back on because there's a film. There's just so much to go over and. Right, we've covered two chapters out of three books exactly and I really the the listeners really need to check out your website and definitely reach your books because they're really cool. And I will get get with you sometime and we'll try to get you back on the show. Also on your on your website the Jerry he Smith.com website it has a list of your up it has a list of your upcoming appearances and I highly recommend that also. I have a I try to do two or three ready interviews a week and the probably the the big hot newest news is that. There's a new TV show with Jesse Ventura conspiracy theory with Jesse Ventura on true TV and I'm going to be on the premier episode. Erring December second asking the former governor to lend his weight to investigating heart. Well, I'll definitely be setting my DVR for that and Jerry all I'll get a hold of you. Maybe a command date to set something up set another data for another show because this is really interesting. And I thank you for being on the show tonight. We have a good evening. Well, thank you, George. And now that now that we're way past my bedtime, I'm going to turn in. Okay. We'll get all right. Thank you. All right. Good night. Bye bye. Thank you.