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Alexandra Bruce
November 16, 2013
I have been promoting the film, ‘Grounded,’ about the healing electromagnetic field of the Earth for almost a week and this evening, I am running this film project, in-the-making, about the electrical nature of comets, for the viewer to better understand the views of Plasma Cosmology, a.k.a. the Electric Universe, which are shared by both films
The video presented here is still in development by the team, over at the Thunderbolts Project, who promote plasma cosmology, in favor of the Big Bang Theory and other outmoded, mechanistic views of the cosmos, which are perpetrated as state-of-the-art in what I and Thunderbolts proponents believe to be a conspiracy of scientific ignorance that is promoted to keep the masses dumbed down as to the way things really work.
In their own words, this is their statement for viewers of this early cut of this film:
“We believe that this critical analysis of textbook comet theory can have a major impact on human understanding of these remarkable bodies. It can also reach well beyond the specialized science of comets to provoke a reconsideration of the Sun, planetary history, and a good deal more. We live in an Electric Universe, and the enigmatic behavior of comets provides unique insights into the role of charged particles and electrified plasma throughout the Cosmos.
“We ask for your help in inviting scientists and other centers of influence to consider the factual content in this film. For the next 60-90 days we will consider all critical suggestions prior to final editing, and we’ll be especially diligent in addressing any statements of fact that a knowledgeable viewer may call into question. Our conviction is that essential facts, now confirmed by leading investigators, will not allow the institutions of science to hold onto theories that, for too long, have been proclaimed as established science.”
For the present listing of credits (being developed simultaneously with extensive scientific review), see our credits page:
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