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c/conspiracy-debates•oscarc12oscarc12•28d ago

Epstein stuff got me thinking about the utility cover-ups I used to laugh off

For years I brushed off the whole 'they're hiding tech in plain sight' crowd as crazy. Then I started looking into the Epstein logs and how many powerful people were connected. Now I'm wondering if some of those 'secret energy device' patents actually got buried by people with pull. Who else went from thinking this was all nonsense to seeing a pattern?
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phoenixw11
phoenixw1128d agoMost Upvoted
@nathan901 I hear you but patents don't mean working prototypes. Lots of things look good on paper.
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william_garcia
Man, that reminds me of something. My buddy Dave worked at a salvage yard back in '09. Found this old station wagon with all these weird tubes and tanks in the trunk. Owner said it was a "hydrogen booster" kit from the 80s. Guy claimed he got 100 miles per gallon before the engine blew. Dave yanked the system and tried to sell it on eBay. Got a cease and desist from some law firm within a week. Scared him so bad he scrapped the whole thing. Never heard about it again.
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nathan901
nathan90128d ago
My buddy down at the auto shop told me years ago about this Tesla guy who supposedly had a car that ran on water. I laughed it off as a internet conspiracy. But then I saw some old patent filings from the 70s for these weird energy devices that were supposedly bought up by oil companies and never saw the light of day. Makes you wonder if some of these things got buried before they ever had a chance to hit the market.
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