Muammer Yildiz Magnet Motor

[JamesThomas]

  Profitis,


I respect your opinion. Certainly Sterlings work, like everything in life, is neither black or white, all good or all bad. You choose to see only the good, and I feel that is an admiral trait in many situations...one that I have as well. No problem.


It's just that I feel – and perhaps I'm wrong – that Sterling has a paramount position in the free-energy movement. Who else do you know whose opinion and reporting influences so many in this field? And indeed his just being here has spurred many of us on..me included.


I applaud him for that.


It is just this influence that he has on people, the fact he does "stimulate peoples imagination" like you say, that should make him accountable, honest and straight-forward in what he shares with us.


If you were in a same place of influence, knowing your reporting touched the minds and motivations of many, how true would you be to the facts and validity behind your words? Painfully so, I would guess.


The more people you touched, the more you would investigate and work towards reporting genuine and truly helpful information supporting and strengthening the cause of free energy and a better home planet. You would hold your own feet to the fire to ensure the very best, open-minded, investigative, no-stones-unturned reporting you could possibly muster. Many people are counting on you. You're true to the cause and you won't fuck with them. I bet real money you would feel this way...wouldn't you. I know I would.


We either admit Sterling's words, videos and reporting influences thousands, or it does not. If his work touches few, then he can blow bubbles out his ass all day, and so what. Little harm done. But that is not the case is it? No! It's not.


Our dear Sterling IS in a position to influence many thousands. So he must have his feet held to the fire...weather you or he, likes it or not. To just let him be and ignore the fuck-ups is to turn our backs on what may be an important piece of the movement to save humanity.


You're free Profitis, to just shrug this off as meaningless venting. But I think if you do, you are missing the bigger important picture.


Sterling has gone off the deep end, and so his reporting – that so very many of us count on – is becoming more and more nonsensical and insubstantial. The more it focuses on the disingenuous, the more it subtracts from the real and valid efforts in this world changing movement.


It doesn't have to be this way. Many of us here love and appreciate old Sterling. I do. So we may be able to help make a shift of things by offering a serious effort to kindly, gently and lovingly BITCH SLAP some sense back into him.


If you think I'm nuts Profitis, then ignore my posts. Don't give me another opportunity to expound.


That said, I thank for your comments made so far as they are helping clarify my feelings.


Hugs and kisses,


jt

[MileHigh]

Sterling needs a consultant to help him report on various free energy propositions.  Without a consultant it's like he is flying blind.

One thing I noticed about the Yildiz case is that he was in denial about the mechanical draw of the fan.  He was deluged with information from many people were the consensus was that the mechanical draw of the fan was somewhere between 5 and 30 watts.  This was both before the show and after the first day of the show when we got to see the fan they were using and the RPM.

With all of that information he still made a clip from the show where he stated that the fan load was about 380 watts.

It seems that people with free energy propositions can tell Sterling almost anything, and he will simply accept it without saying anything.  That is really not healthy at all.  In many cases people tell Sterling one thing, and then a few days later say something completely different and Sterling says nothing.  Look at the case of the smaller motor where there was supposed to be a "glove test" where you could "feel the power" by trying to brake the motor while holding the shaft.  The small motor never ran and Sterling probably never challenged the Yildiz team about the non-delivery of this test.  On top of that the Yildiz excuse was that there was "no controller" and again Sterling probably never questioned that.

It got a bit surreal when Sterling was commenting on the "sticky spot" for the small non-working motor as if it was something special.  Sterling has probably been familiar with this concept for 10 years and everybody knows it means nothing.

Not a happy story and Sterling will get some flack when he gets back.

[Bertoa]

Sterling is open minded, some call it naive. As investigating reporter he has the right mindset to walk over thin ice, that FE experiments are. OU devices turn up out of unexpected directions. Inventors are not that easy people to cope with. More and more people are interested and some are deeply involved in the FE field. It's good that Sterling visited the inventors fair in Geneva, as flying reporter, to write on his blog about the Yildiz motor. It is my only source of fresh information, even if there is no final breaktrough to report. Also  Adolf and Inge Schneider are inquisitive enough to represent the Europeen FE movement in there writings and conferences. It's a fascinating Quest For Overunity as JLNlabs calls it. To me this quest is also important rather than to concentrate only on the goal. I am glad that this OU forum is there to exchange personal experience's and doubt's. It's hard not to judge about FE inventions that are not yet validated. My viewpoint depends on the information out of the field, people like Sterling who go to visit physically the inventor/invention to report first hand info. But yes, I like more distance from the subject and more knowledge in the field of technics. That is the core of good journalism. I don't have any problem to donate money to get such a person via crowdfunding to the hot spot. Not a bad idea to go that way here in Europe. That together with a good edited FE blog I promise many views and interactions. Sorry, when I didn't mention here the many curious people doing, already for years, good work in the FE field.   

[profitis]

yeah yeah james.i feel you son,i feel you.ok,youre dismissed.

[profitis]

no @milehigh.sterling has plenty enough consultants.that ken ruan guy on his team is no ignomous,he has extensive knowledge on physics and chemistry.