The Lee-Tseung Lead Out Theory

[ltseung888]

By 2004, after a 6 month delay for parts, this new electric generator - tested tried and true was ready for mass production.  Without warning, Hauke and Martin called Sumaruck and his attorney into their office. An order came down that the project had been cancelled by U.S. Congressman Michael "Chet" Edwards, Democrat, 17the district, and Texas State Senator Kip Averitt, Republican, 22nd district, both from Waco, Texas. The Congressman and the State Senator claimed that the Army could not be trusted with this kind of technology. Soldiers would try to figure out how the technology works; they would be distracted from battle; they'd want to quit the army, go home and make their own gen-sets. "We can't lose control of our people."  They opted for a conventional war, one they could control.

When names of US Congressman and Senator were quoted, the writer either has the truth or is an absolute idiot.  I know that idiots exist in this forum.

[TinselKoala]

http://edwards.house.gov/html/contact_form_email.cfm

Email can be sent to Congressman Edwards using the above form. I encourage interested parties to email him and ask him about the 2004 incident mentioned above, when he and Senator Averitt "sent down an order" to cancel Sumaruck's project.

[broli]

That has no real point TS now does it. Either way it will be denied or not even answered. People can make their own conclusions based on what history taught us. This is funny but some days ago I dreamed about Tseung, his invention and his assistant. For some reason he was an 11 year old kid. I asked him to show me the flying saucer but he showed me the tube with the magnet instead.

[TinselKoala]

Are you saying that a duly-elected representative of the Texan and American people would ignore a request for information from a constituent, or even lie about it?

I would sooner believe that stones could fall from the sky....

[spinner]

When names of US Congressman and Senator were quoted, the writer either has the truth or is an absolute idiot.  I know that idiots exist in this forum.

The Congressman and the State Senator claimed that the Army could not be trusted with this kind of technology.

Soldiers would try to figure out how the technology works; they would be distracted from battle;...

...they'd want to quit the army, go home and make their own gen-sets...

"We can't lose control of our people."  They opted for a conventional war, one they could control...