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COLD HEAT
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August 1968
Designex Inc. Chief Engineer Ieuan Thomas inspects the unique generating device
installed in the
basement of their offices at 49 Merton Street, Toronto, Canada
“Please allow me to share this rare
Polaroid photo of the actual “Zero Fuel Engine System,” aka “Cold Heat
Engine System,” taken by my father at the property at Merton Street in
Toronto, Canada on the day of the “Merton Street Incident” writes William
Doyle, whose father was the exclusive outside financier for Designex Inc. In a wide-ranging 1973 interview with the late Chief Engineer Ieuan Thomas, this DVD tells the story of the development of this device. Designex Inc. were a leading aerospace design firm in Toronto at the time, developing the fan powered Avrocar flying saucer (a deception plan for public consumption), and successful covert anti-gravity technology that was subsequently migrated to the U.S. So the engineers involved in the production of this negative energy device (about half the engineers on staff) knew exactly what they were doing. In 1958 Ieuan Thomas, owner of Designex Ltd., of Toronto, was personally financing a Corporate Cohort Science Project at his Corporate Headquarters on Richmond St. West to discover and develop Zero Fuel Engine Systems. This was his own Project. Every body who was there long enough, worked on it. The projects were on every floor above the second floor. Hundreds of us saw this experimentation every day across years. —William Doyle (Excerpt from the Cold Heat from Canada Documents) |
Documents pending (Part 19B) while
being edited. CD available in 2012

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