BRAZIL - Company is building a Gravity Generator http://www.rarenergia.com.br/

[Enstenow]

You need to go to the website and read what is being described. A Brazalian student
engineer is not behind a millionaire businessman's visit to Gilman, Il.

The building in Illinois is there and it is not empty.

There have been many iterations  from the pictures that were taken 1 year ago.
If you inspect all the pictures, the linkage has been moved about for optimum power
and you will be able to invent all types of theories from the picture evolution trail.

Camelherder49

You are blinded by the false gigantic size



Official picture N° 04 - Gilman Illinois :  http://www.rarenergia.com.br/gilman%20oficial%2004%20eng.JPG

The second computer graphic error :

[camelherder49]

It will all get back to when the brake is released. If it is computer generated as
you absolutely know, then there will never be a brake release.

I personally, absolutely, know nothing!!

[Grimer]

All RAR energia is a hoax ( Project, machine, press article, .... )

Example photographs N ° 40 : http://rarenergia.com.br/imagem40a.JPG


Look at the error  : http://nsa33.casimages.com/img/2013/11/07/131107125729411914.jpg

Camelherder49, Explain to us  ??


Really...
A big hoax invented by a Brazilian student.
This student (poa_engineer) works in computer graphics and design with a software of image. Very successful software.

The machine does not exist. The workers are false.
Really, the shed is empty.

The reference to the poa_engineer shows that Enstenow has been reading the RAR thread on BesslerWheel.com and has been dishonest in not admitting it.


In fact poa engineer has taken a photo from the street of the RAR Mark 2 in the building at Porto Alegre.


I suppose the student paid thousands of dollars for the patents too, eh!
Pull the other one Enstenow. It's got bells on.

[Grimer]

The relevant part of the BesslerWheel.com thread starts here:

http://www.besslerwheel.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=122741#122741

[TinselKoala]

I believe the devices are real enough.

But that stocky fellow in the white shirt and hard-hat... I know he's got to be a cardboard cut-out.