What about the Keshe Foundation?

2 comments:

1 - They link to their Patents. In their patent, they describe how to get this toroidal EM field small enough to fit inside a 9V battery.

This is cool. Any "new" tech definitely would benefit from retrofitting pre-existing means of power. (ie: fit in battery)

2 - In one of the seminars that Keshe did, he had one of his devices in an orange 5-gallon bucket, the audience was egging him on to show it and he kinda tilted the bucket forward and back, giving a quick glimpse. What concerned me is something he said afterwards, "..You'd be surprised at how much power I have!" -- This, I believe, was referencing his ability to remotely "turn off" his Keshe device, anywhere in the world.

You can sign up for one, but in the paperwork, it says, "You cannot generate electricity to sell it back to the power company, and in so doing, your device will be rendered useless."

If true, even though Keshe is out there saying, "Hey, have my free power!" -- He's also built in a dead-man switch in every device? I think this is deceitful.