Just caught the tail end of an old Alfred Hitchcock episode that was
quite amusing. A fellow was in prison for 12 years after embezzling
$200,000. When the fellow was released from prison, the detective who
by now was a captain who had handled the case 12 years earlier had never
been able to recover the money, so he vowed to follow the parolee so he
would know he would NEVER get to spend the $200,000.
The detective came to the parolees room right off the bat and made idle
chatter about noticing how the parolee had spent so much time looking
over travel and vacation brochures all his life and especially in
prison, leading everyone to think he fully planned to spend the $200,000
on travel for the rest of his life.
A large suitcase was on the bed in plain sight and the detective asked
him where he thought he was going. The parolee replied, just got out of
prison so I'm moving in. After about 10 minutes of discussing the
marvels of travel that he'd always wanted to experience, the parolee
seemed resigned to his fate of always being watched.
He sat on the bed and told the detective he'd decided he just wanted to
be left alone for the rest of his life and if the state would do that,
he would give them back the entire $200,000.
The detective was of course dumbfounded (as was I) because what was the
point, 12 years of his life wasted in prison, only to give up what he
had so carefully kept secret about. He projected an air of being so
tired and just wanting to be left alone.
Of course, the detective (now captain) was ecstatic as the case would
finally be closed, so the state agreed to fully drop all further
probation.
The scene cuts away to a cruise ship on the open sea where you see the
parolee watching a couple of young beauties playing shuffleboard while
he and another guy drank champagne. The camera pans in and the parolee
is saying he was going to France to see the vineyards where French wines
were made. The other fellow said well you are on the wrong ship as we
are going to Hawaii.
The parolee replied, he intended to travel all over the world for the
rest of his life. The other guy says how could you possibly afford to
retire these days and received the answer, 'investments'.
He said if you invested $200,000.00 carefully over a 12 year period, you
could get EXACTLY $184,286.00 and twenty four cents in interest and
never touch the principal.
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I thought this was most interesting and have to make an offer...<g>..
OK, all you multimillionares out there, get together and setup a trust
for $1,000,000.00 or more and let me collect only the interest for 5
years and we WILL have gravity control and free energy freely shared
before we all die. No patents, no secrets, nothing held back for all to
read and freely duplicate.
At the end of the first 5 years, with me working fulltime on the project
and linkages with associates, we will have collectively developed and
released, with your interest, at least one primary working technology,
either gravity control or free energy or a unique field effect
propulsion and braking system.
If I and my compensated associates fail, all the money returns to the
investor, if we collectively succeed using the interest from your
principal, I retain the rights to the interest for another 5 years.
Results are thus rewarded to allow more research.
Before the poles shift, the earth gets cometized, the climate dries up,
societal collapse occurs, incurable diseases, WWIII, and all the
millenial stuff hits, this can be made to happen.
The only restriction on the investor(s), it would be mutally agreed by
all parties that all that comes of this must be freely and openly shared
with no intent of trying to monopolize or restrict the research or
activities funded by the interest collected from the principal.
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Yet another option, a non-profit KeelyNet funded with such an endowment
for the purposes of research, networking and education.
It's late and I'm not drunk, just got to thinking about how one or many
investors could pool their money to make this so, principal returns to
the investors if we fail and you lose nothing but the loss of the
interest for a short period.
Ahhh, but what happens when we succeed and get the basic information and
techniques out EVERYWHERE? Changes everywhere, colonization, expansion,
transport, exploration, new products and abilities, a free release of
any of the three listed technologies will in a brief time affect
everything and everyone. Living in Seattle and working in Dallas, 15
minutes to get to work. And I've not even touched on the health aspects
since any one of these three; gravity control, free energy, new
propulsion, based on zpe, will result in new approaches to health.
-- Jerry Wayne Decker / jdecker@keelynet.com http://keelynet.com / "From an Art to a Science" Voice : (214) 324-8741 / FAX : (214) 324-3501 KeelyNet - PO BOX 870716 - Mesquite - Republic of Texas - 75187