I've always wanted a potential Free Planet 'Floating Home and Three Taxi Unit' to use something like what's being discussed in this latest first-cut documentary film from Bolide Pictures, namely anti-gravity propulsion systems.
Mark McCandlish is an internationally-recognized illustrator, designer and UFO researcher, focusing primarily on the technology behind advanced propulsion systems. He spent thirty years working within the aerospace and defense industries as a conceptual artist, specializing in aviation art and weapons development for the United States military. During the course of his career, Mr. McCandlish became aware of technological advancements in energy generation, stealth, and propulsion technologies that were several orders of magnitude beyond what the government acknowledges and the public is familiar with. His twenty-five year investigation of this area recently became the subject of a feature-length documentary being produced by filmmaker James Allen (Higgins) and was about to be released when Mr. Allen suddenly became quite ill, being diagnosed with a rare but extremely aggressive form of cancer. It took his life in two and a half months. Post-mortem toxicology revealed that James was poisoned with heavy metals and radio-isotopes, including Thorium and Uranium. [SOURCE OF ADDITIONAL CONTENT]
I've always wanted a potential Free Planet 'Floating Home and Three Taxi Unit' to use something like what's being discussed in this latest first-cut documentary film from Bolide Pictures, namely anti-gravity propulsion systems.
