Steorn News

[PaulLowrance]

Here are a few outlines from a post at my forum.                                   

In a minute I'm going to bump Steorn's Orbo up some more on "The List" because of what I just read from the Steorn Dec. 17th 2008 talks concerning how the Orbo technology came about. Here are a few quotes from Free Energy Truth -->
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The key word is "micro," and of course it's regarding magnetic material.

[hempenearth]

Hi Paul,
Steorn's forum seems to be down today & I don't think it's a carbon based error. Maintenance over the Christmas period or MIB ?

[PaulLowrance]

It's been down for me as well. Who knows, perhaps an insane debunker's bombarding their server.

"The Group" is probably not too afraid of Steorn's website. When it comes time for the next demo, then we'll see if Steorn's done their homework, but IMO they'll get their a** whipped again. It's easy to destroy. That's why Bin Laudin is giving the all mighty USA a run for its money. I don't think Steorn has a clue what they're up against. IMO they have no chance of marketing a legitimate "free energy" machine, LOL.

The only way to succeed is to give away the first design, and even that will be a challenge. I have predicted that if a legit "free energy" machine that produces usable amounts of energy was released online that not one single person would replicate it. Don't announce anything online, demo it in person, find as many people to replicate and spread the word as quickly as possible. That's the only chance. When there are enough replications worldwide, then the inventor can worry about making version 1.1 for *sale* $$$.

PL

[PaulLowrance]

You know, even the domain servers for steorn.com are down,
NS79.WORLDNIC.COM
NS80.WORLDNIC.COM

Looks like their host is having issues.

PL

[blisteringanomaly]

The only way to succeed is to give away the first design, and even that will be a challenge. I have predicted that if a legit "free energy" machine that produces usable amounts of energy was released online that not one single person would replicate it. Don't announce anything online, demo it in person, find as many people to replicate and spread the word as quickly as possible. That's the only chance. When there are enough replications worldwide, then the inventor can worry about making version 1.1 for *sale* $$$.

PL

QFT, if i manage to get something working i've always had the idea of doing what they did in hackers writing a virus to display that information on a massive massive amount of computers, only way enough people are gonna get to see it.

"Don't worry about anybody stealing your ideas. If they're any good, you'll have to ram them down people's throats."