Full Body Teleportation System

[SuperCaviTationIstic]

I think we can learn something here:
Full body teleportation system
"A pulsed gravitational wave wormhole generator system that teleports a human being through hyperspace from one location to another.
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[broli]

You have to love the utter bull**** and irony of patents. "Hey I have a device that can teleport you anywhere in the universe instantly, BUT IT IS PROTECTED BY USA LAW YOU SONS OF *****ES." While he was at it why didn't he teleport himself to the World Bank vault. Would have been much more effective than trolling the patent office.

I think he forgot to teleport his brain back when testing this.

[thedude]

I like figure 9 the best

I find figure 9 with the bottle rocket,a spring, a plane, and 3 sheets of corrugated steel (sine waves) to be the most convincing! lol

Well, hold on. I'm a perpetual optimist. Sorry, i'm beside myself. To be honest, I couldn't quite get through the whole patent.

Who knows? I believe that its very likely possible, in theory. I just don't think we are all going to have to pay John St.Clair his royalties for this one.

As a floorlayer, I can't wait to deliver 80'x 12' rolls of Carpet with this technology! My neck is killing me.

Sorry for my sarcasm SuperCaviTationIstic. What i did get through in this patent read more like the retelling of a story than a patent. But.... You never know eh? I've been very wrong before.

[SkyWatcher]

Hi folks, I have heard that the shadow government (yada yada) has technology around 10,000 years more advanced than the tinker toys they loan us to use. I would definitely keep an open mind.
peace love light
Tyson

[thedude]

Hi folks, I have heard that the shadow government (yada yada) has technology around 10,000 years more advanced than the tinker toys they loan us to use. I would definitely keep an open mind.
peace love light
Tyson

I agree Tyson. Especially with regard to what tech is hidden. I'm normally not too quick to judge. The language seemed to lack a certain sophistication near the beginning of the patent and most figures seemed vague in their description to me. Then again, I could say that about a lot of patents that i've read.
It gets much more technical than i can admittedly understand.
Personally i believe that similar technology likely exists already some where. But for the same reasons that we have a hidden space program, I would be very surprised if the US gov were to allow this patent to be approved. I can see that this is an application for a US patent. However i searched and couldn't find any approval anywhere.

Here is some more info on John >>Professor Elliot's Cabinet » Blog Archive » Who is John Quincy St. Clair?

Turns out he's using toroidal coils to generate singularities. Thats a concept that i'm generally down with. Nassim Haramien and Richard Hoagland have done some convincing work there in my opinion.

Just surprising to see this patent.
Nice find Super!

[teslaproject]

Was a good Laugh

Oh man....sometimes I do so need a good laugh! Dude was right about the patent reading like a "story".

Fair dinkum, I'm amazed that Mr St Clair had the clarity of mind to recollect that he was hit by a vertical wave NOT horizontal, travelling at 1 metre per second precisely!!

I don't doubt for a moment that this technology can be (or has been) made. What suprises me is the fact that this flimsy patent passed the usual scrutineering process. Somebody was asleep at the switch that day!

Reminds me of this really good viral advertising campaign that involved a Swedish guy named Haken Njordkvist. This video (professionally produced with Quantum Theorist interviews etc) was posted on youtube and still sucks people in to this day. Haken, supposedly came home to a leaking sink and whilst repairing it (with number 5 wrench) was sent forward in time where he met himself and had a BBQ. Maybe Mr St.Clair has a theory on the wrench size and how many turns he twisted the P-Trap which led to bending the space-time fabric . Anyhoo....Haken really didnt time travel and as previously mentioned it was just a viral campaign promoting some Life Insurance company. People at Youtube still post comments as though it's really fact!! LOL.

Here's the link - YouTube - Time travel with proof

Regards

TP

[Cherryman]

Lets just do some free thinking, based on my sick mind...

Sinds WW1 the militair/industrial complex has had many secrets and technologies, hidden for "security" reasons, (germans, russians, drugs, terrorism..etc).

Now they forsee the ending of that system in a couple of years, either by revolution or new world order.

Besides that they are afraid that with the power of internet, the joint efforts of "ordinary" people, some of the technologies might be "re-discovered" and even worse.. open sourced!

So: The smart (afraid?) ones are now filing the hidden technologies for patent, one by one, carefully "hidden" between thousends of other patents.



After the turn over .. they are the new smiling guys on the block.. With patends and technologies (Financed by our own tax money) on our future...

Unless the revolution also dismisses the patentoffice

Oké, back to reality

[Harvey]

Assuming everything in the patent is true (which is a bit of stretch, by humor me here) then we find there is another explanation for the experienced events.

"Pulsed gravitational waves cause memory lapse"

And if that is true, I must be sitting on a hyperspace wormhole

[jeanna]

Carr already did this

Raise your frequency and go!

jeanna

[Farrah Day]

'Full Body Teleportation System',

I see these are only Patent 'Applications'. I trust no one is taking this St. Clair guy seriously... you're not are you?

Only in a moment of sheer and utter madness would any patent office decide to grant this joker these patents. If they did, they would forever become a laughing stock - they're often on dodgy ground as it is. I'd love to be a fly on the wall when St. Clair attempts to demonstrate it... now you see me... now you don't... lol!

To grant such patents would do absolutely nothing for the credibility of some of the more controversial and dubious patents from past and present. Stanley Meyers is the first person to come to mind.

Farrah

[SuperCaviTationIstic]

To be precisely honest,
Farrah Day, I believe you are a disinformationist.

It is you I don't take seriously

You mock the truth. You lead people astray.
There are many like you on many forums, and you all are so easy to spot and are predictable. You're only SLIGHTLY more convincing then most of them.

The name you chose "Farrah Day" plainly illustrates your message and intent.
You know Stan Meyer used the same principles Tesla used, and yet you try to convince people it's something completely different.

Stan Meyer used "magnetic current" just like Leedskalnin.

These patents are real, and I suggest everyone take them seriously.

Here's a link to all of them:

john quincy st. clair - Google Patent Search

[Farrah Day]

I lead people astray... and yet you're the one posting patent applications for a Teleporter!! lol. I see...

So, you also fully understand and can fully explain Meyer's Patents can you?

Since no one else has yet been able to replicate his devices, I guess you're well ahead of the game then.

Sorry SuperC

When I posted I didn't realise that you were a 7-year-old living in a fantasy world. Time for your bed now I think.


Farrah

[SuperCaviTationIstic]

If you truly seek the truth, you would not insult others the way you do.

I don't argue. I can explain it. I've been putting the facts all over this forum. Until recently I had only bits and pieces of it, but it's almost all together.
The same key to Stan Meyer that is the key to Don Smith is the bucking fields. It creates a wormhole which draws energy from hyperspace.

Those who are seekers and protectors of the truth will see.

I really believe that if Eric Dollard and John Bedini would be so kind as to provide their opinions on the matter, they would tell a similar story.

[Farrah Day]

Fair enough SuperC, best of luck with that then.

Live long and prosper!

Farrah

[sucahyo]

If this is about moving someone in a predictable way with a switch, I think transportation is better word. Keely done it, John Hutchison show a glimpse of it with frequency.

Teleportation for me is unreliable way to reach a location which may or may not work depend on the "device" mood.