I like the idea of torsion field science, but Hoagland really turned me off to it. When the shuttle was going up a few years ago, they were having a problem with the fuel lines or something.

Hoagland did this article (along with Wilcox) and said 100% this (can't remember exactly what it was, its been so long) was the problem, and it had to do with torsion field. He said no doubt...foolproof that he was right, on and on with that big ole ego.

Shuttle went off without a hitch, nothing to do with what he was espousing. Just like a preacher or politician, he immediately began with the excuses and the 'I am still 100% correct' talk.

Made me want to slap him. He was so off, and couldn't admit it. Major turn off for me.