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The San Francisco Tesla Society
presents a free presentation featuring
Rob States
"Secret Knowledge of the Past
and Suppressed Knowledge of Today
- Are They Connected?"
Sunday, April 12, 2009 1:15 - 5:15 p.m. at
San Francisco Public LibraryLook no farther than the pyramids of Egypt, the foundation stones at
Baalbek, or stone monuments in Thailand, Mexico, or the Andes, to see that we
have lost advanced technology of the past. Not the oil and carbon steel
technology we now use, but technology our society is systematically unaware of.
Look no farther than the suspicious deaths of Eugene Mallove, Stanley Meyer,
Charles Pogue, M. DeGeus, and others, to discover what technologies are now
being suppressed - partly by intimidation and murder, but also by systematic
funding denial, academic suppression, and a host of techniques that are
sophisticated, and succeed because of their very subtlety.
Are these connected? Our speaker, Rob States, will make that very case.
We will examine numerous inventions that work, are revolutionary to our planet,
and are suppressed. We will examine the methods of suppression, which will
often surprise you. And we will examine the larger picture of suppressed
knowledge that keeps Western societies in a spiritual haze of materialism,
hedonism, and misguided philanthropy. Unlikely though it seems, these are all
connected, and are a repeat of Earth’s ancient past.
Our society lives in a time of unbelievable opportunity. The news
systematically dwells on the failed $700B bailout, bank fraud, and a coming 30’s
style depression - but that’s part of the suppression. With a few adjustments,
our future will produce world wide prosperity and revolutions in scientific and
health care technologies.
Be there for an Easter that plots the resurrection of Western society. Think
back to 1942 - who would have predicted that Nazi Germany and Imperial Japan
would today be among the greenest and most progressive countries on Earth, and
largely responsible for solar cells and hybrid cars? Get ready for the sequel.
Rob States is a classically educated engineer, with M.S. an degree in Gas
Dynamics from the University of Colorado, and two M.S. degrees from MIT in
Mechanical Engineering and in Finance.
After his academic career, Rob worked in industries as diverse as sewage
treatment plants, microwave synthesizers, aircraft design, industrial
incinerators, and yacht stabilizers. In off hours, he discovered technologies
that looked promising, and inventors with real breakthroughs, that were not
being pursued. This defied the MIT academic economic of better mouse traps
always surfacing in the market place.
After 20 years of professional and private inquiry, Rob sees patterns in our
society, and in his technical disciplines, that explain why Nobel prize winners
at MIT may be as deceived as the Wall Mart greeter who watches Fox News.
Rob has made fundamental contributions to the study of impinging gasses,
resonating pulse burners, and particle dryers, and is just as comfortable
talking to a room full of PhD’s as a room full of unruly 3rd graders. He prides
himself on “putting the feed down where the goats can get it”.