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We’re in a time of revelations, where we’ve uncovered a lot of bad news, which can be demoralizing. So it’s good to keep sight of the great things that lie on the other side of this war, such as the declassification of advanced (or ancient?) technologies, like those that can harness the telluric current of the Earth for power generation, communications, frequency healing and electrogravitics.

In a recent Rich Does Politics podcast with Mark Attwood and Blaine Holt, the conversation verges deep into woo-woo territory, talking about the symbolism and the function of the Ancient Egyptian obelisks that have been strategically placed along ley lines in the capitals of the world, which Mark describes as “energy transmitters”.

It’s amusing to hear Blaine, the former Deputy US Military Representative to NATO go toe-to-toe with hardcore New Ager, Mark, matching him woo-for-woo!

Blaine talks about his technology company and how some of his engineers keep a very low profile, to avoid any “black vans showing up outside their labs”. He describes a demonstration they did for him with electricity running through a copper coil array, that transmitted wirelessly to his biofield (or “aura”), lighting up an unconnected lightbulb that he held in his hand.

In a second demonstration, they had him hold a strip of solder wire and touch it to the copper coil, which caused a small flame to erupt from the wire where it contacted the copper coil. He was told the flame was originating from his aura.
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Blaine has said many times that he sees great times ahead, with the defeat of the Globalists and with the release of previously-suppressed technologies and a mass awakening to previously-hidden understandings about energy and the universe.

This is very much in line with Clif High’s Web Bot predictions of an imminent “Sci-Fi World” and with the ongoing UFO disclosures and the statements of Trump officials, like White House Office of Science & Technology Director, Michael Kratsios.

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