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Episode 47 - Hot Leads Cold Cases Guest Dr. Paul LaViolette - Astrophysicist & Anti-Gravity Expert

from Hot Leads Cold Cases Podcast · host Nancy du Tertre

06/01/12 - The Skeptical Psychic, Nancy du Tertre, host of Hot Leads Cold Cases interviews astrophysicist, ufologist and anti-gravity expert, Dr. Paul LaViolette. They discuss Dr. LaViolette's original theories of the origins of the universe, based on his theory of subquantum kinetics, which contradicts the traditional creation theory of the Big Bang and Einstein's Theory of General Relativity. Dr. LaViolette explains that this theory was actually encoded by the ancient Eygyptian magi in murals representing the Tarot cards and the Zodiac inside the secret underground caverns beneath the Sphinx and Great Pyramid at Giza. He also discusses how and why the highly secret technology of the US military's B-2 Advanced Technology Bomber was not just protecting its radar evading technology, but also its anti-gravity technology used in early experiments by T. Townsend Brown in causing discs to fly with endless energy sources and in apparent defiance of the laws of physics and gravity!

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