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[bee]

bmk1245, on 16 November 2012 - 05:31 PM, said:

Well, bee, when we can visit you to see how Keshe's free energy generator works? You definitely bought one, don't you?

747400, on 16 November 2012 - 05:49 PM, said:

It seems like his gives away his secrets to anyone who asks (or even doesn;t ask). maybe she could email him and ask if he could send her one of his USB Sticks.

That's the thing.....it's not a secret anymore....but it will be up to Governments/scientists etc to use the 'know-how' how they see fit.

How long before the 'gliding' car changes shape and we all end up wizzing around in flying saucers....

[DONTEATUS]

Bee dear Bee, ITs far time to Look for another Tale to Chase Keshe and all this non-sence needs to draw to an End. Iran cannot even build a simple solution to there own problems!
Have a Great Turkey day ! I know you dont invibe in such non-sence but At least have a basket of Fish& Chips for me !

[kumaran]

bee, on 16 November 2012 - 06:05 PM, said:

That's the thing.....it's not a secret anymore....but it will be up to Governments/scientists etc to use the 'know-how' how they see fit.

How long before the 'gliding' car changes shape and we all end up wizzing around in flying saucers....

Keshe is an idiot and a scamster and fraudster. Dont buy anything from him.

[bee]

kumaran, on 17 November 2012 - 07:11 AM, said:

Keshe is an idiot and a scamster and fraudster. Dont buy anything from him.

please stop spamming on this thread, Kumaran....

it's gone way passed individual's buying or not buying Keshe 'stuff'...


http://www.keshefoun....php?f=2&t=2478

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Therefore from 21.4.2012 the Space technology and all Know-how’s of the Keshe Foundation are directly offered and are made available freely for transfer to world governments.

From this point on it is the responsibility of the nations to bring the space, health, food and the energy discoveries and technologies developed by the Keshe Foundation to their citizens.

The copy of the invitation letter to world ambassadors in Belgium is attached below and information in the invitation clearly states that our technologies are, will and have been transferred free of charge and without any ties to all nations.

We invited the ambassadors of the United State of America, ambassadors of the smallest islands nations in caribbean to ambassadors of the poorest nations in Africa. Thus we have started the full transfer of technology to all nations irrespective of their size, colour, belief, financial strength and political orientation.

I forgot to mention Bangladesh in a previous post......


http://www.keshefoun....php?f=2&t=2976

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Today 14.112012 the Keshe Foundation handed over to the officials of the People's Republic of Bangladesh in their embassy in Brussels the USB stick of containing all patents and blueprints of the reactors of the Keshe Foundation spaceship program.
This people of Bangladesh will be one of the nations on this planet who will benefit more than any other nation by the applications of the new technology.

We welcome our fellow brothers to the Keshe spaceship program and we hope to be able to assist in every manner to see urgent development of energy and water purification aspects of our technology in this country.

M T Keshe
The director of the Keshe Foundation

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[uprize]

I still find it funny that all this information is being transfered via USB stick through the Brussel embassy...
Surely they could just upload a file on some private webserver and send them a download link or something.

Even if the file is 10gb, 20gb, 50gb, 100gb+, it wouldnt matter, that could be downloaded in minutes by the government officials.
A trip to Brussels to collect a USB stick would be much more expensive that to just download it...

[kumaran]

bee, on 17 November 2012 - 11:54 AM, said:

please stop spamming on this thread, Kumaran....

it's gone way passed individual's buying or not buying Keshe 'stuff'...


http://www.keshefoun...?f=2&t=2478






I forgot to mention Bangladesh in a previous post......


http://www.keshefoun...?f=2&t=2976





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Keshe is a scam. As long as the technology is not released to the civilians I will call it a scam.

Edited by kumaran, 17 November 2012 - 02:34 PM.

[Colonel Rhuairidh]

kumaran, on 17 November 2012 - 02:32 PM, said:

Keshe is a scam. As long as the technology is not released to the civilians I will call it a scam.

oh for heaven's sake, can't you change the record? do you have anything to say other than this tiresome repetitiveness?

[Colonel Rhuairidh]

uprize, on 17 November 2012 - 12:52 PM, said:

I still find it funny that all this information is being transfered via USB stick through the Brussel embassy...
Surely they could just upload a file on some private webserver and send them a download link or something.

Even if the file is 10gb, 20gb, 50gb, 100gb+, it wouldnt matter, that could be downloaded in minutes by the government officials.
A trip to Brussels to collect a USB stick would be much more expensive that to just download it...

What's the point of donating antigravity technology to Congo or Bangladesh anyway? They don't have any kind of aircraft industry; what could they be expected to do with details of how to build flying Saucers? It's not as even they could even sell it to anybody else, if Mr. Kesha's giving it out to anybody on a willy-nilly basis.

[bee]

uprize, on 17 November 2012 - 12:52 PM, said:

I still find it funny that all this information is being transfered via USB stick through the Brussel embassy...
Surely they could just upload a file on some private webserver and send them a download link or something.

Even if the file is 10gb, 20gb, 50gb, 100gb+, it wouldnt matter, that could be downloaded in minutes by the government officials.
A trip to Brussels to collect a USB stick would be much more expensive that to just download it...

If you think about it....anything on line could be hacked into.....tampered with and /or blocked...

It makes perfect sense to me that it should be put on a USB stick and handed over..person to person.


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[bee]

747400, on 17 November 2012 - 03:06 PM, said:

What's the point of donating antigravity technology to Congo or Bangladesh anyway? They don't have any kind of aircraft industry; what could they be expected to do with details of how to build flying Saucers? It's not as even they could even sell it to anybody else, if Mr. Kesha's giving it out to anybody on a willy-nilly basis.

it's more than just building 'flying saucers' though....and I presume each government can tailor it to the country's needs.

Re Bangladesh...Keshe mentioned energy and water purification.

Mmmmmmmm I feel a limerick coming on.......

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[CuriousGreek]

Everything are indicating, that the next years will be very ''hot'' in the middle east.

[bee]

CuriousGreek, on 17 November 2012 - 07:09 PM, said:

Everything are indicating, that the next years will be very ''hot'' in the middle east.

yes it does look like that....it's like lots of things are coming to a head...

interestingly Keshe is half Iranian and half Jewish....(if I remember right I heard him say this on one of the videos)


edit to say...welcome to the forum....


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Edited by bee, 17 November 2012 - 07:28 PM.

[uprize]

Why dont people ring up the embassies of the countries that have received these USB sticks and check with them?
Then we will know whether its a scam or not.

Also apparently he has offered the technology to all countries of the world, so if that is the case then Congo and Bangladesh are entitled to it just as much as anyone else.

This is only if you believe him of course,

[kumaran]

bee, on 17 November 2012 - 06:09 PM, said:

If you think about it....anything on line could be hacked into.....tampered with and /or blocked...

It makes perfect sense to me that it should be put on a USB stick and handed over..person to person.


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I dont know what to think any more. It is certainly possible some governments have the technology. But I find it difficult to understand why they wont tell the citizens of their countries about Keshe technology. Really frustrating.

[bee]

kumaran, on 18 November 2012 - 02:06 AM, said:

I dont know what to think any more. It is certainly possible some governments have the technology. But I find it difficult to understand why they wont tell the citizens of their countries about Keshe technology. Really frustrating.

These things take time....they have only just been given the 'know how'.....they have to examine it and assess it and decide what to do with it etc etc....


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