Selfrunning cold electricity circuit from Dr.Stiffler

[amigo]

AbbaRue,

They are on DrStiffler's YouTube page:

http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=MRH2O2&view=videos

[Bob Smith]

The Doc refers to the headache that ensues when the aluminum blocks are placed one on top of the other in his build blocks video. This effect seems similar to that experienced by experimenters with improperly aligned joe cells.  I don't want to sidetrack this thread, however the parallel effect might be worth noting:  From what I understand, the cell, when properly aligned, sets up an aether spin which draws orgone into the cell and through the blind plug, to the carburetor.  An improperly aligned cell will bring on wicked headaches in the experimenter.  Here's the leading cell group member's explanation as to why:

"An improperly set up cell can generate a Torsion field, that will give you a
headache and nausea, because the field configuration conflicts with the
natural TF of your body. "
http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/JoesCell2/message/13612

Forum member singerxyz has a Youtube video showing his almost instantaneous charging of a battery with a properly aligned joe cell.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I4N32VuWxwc
Could it be that both the SEC and the Joe cell are doing the same thing - drawing on the spatial energy lattice/vacuum/aether, to derive/cohere a form of energy to drive a load?  Perhaps the stacked aluminum blocks are creating a torsion field which conflicts with that of the body...
FWIW,
B

[professor]

*Removed* by Dr.S.

@Stephen

Get this jerk off this thread..................

[amigo]

@Bob Smith

Thanks for pointing that out, I would not have thought about TF as a potential explanation. After seeing a recent lecture from Richard Hoagland where he spent much time talking about TF, as he was the last one I'd suspect to bring TF up, I am convinced even more that TF should be investigated even more!

[amigo]

Hi Doc,

I went to your website moments earlier and it was gone...but luckily I see you changed your mind and it's back up.

EDIT: OK I was wrong, the site is down. My browser must have cached it on this laptop. When I went to the computer on my workbench the site was gone. =(

Please don't do this to us, we have enough "roller coaster" rides in our lives as it is...

If you don't like what professor writes in your thread, you can erase his posts if you must, but it's not a reason to pull everything you got off-line. It does not really affect him at all while it's depriving the rest of us from following your research.

Thanks.