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NET-Journal report from Davos

NET-Journal report from Davos

From 21 to 24 January the eyes of the world were on Davos.

The world’s powerful and wealthy gathered there, but so did those who care deeply about the environment and the climate. Among them were our friends from GAIA Energy!

Our contact with Roberto Reuter and Robert Reich of GAIA Energy goes back many years, because we pursue the same goals: promoting magnet motors and other free energy devices. Over this time we have exchanged ideas again and again. As trust grew, so did friendship, based on the same moral and ethical principles: the benefit to the world and humanity takes precedence over the pursuit of profit.

As a token of our mutual appreciation, we are now, for the first time, giving GAIA members a look at an article before it appears in print in our magazine. Its outline was already written on the way back from Davos.

Robert Reich and Roberto Reuter had told us that GAIA had been invited to the WEF by the Iranian princess Mariam Azarm, who had founded the Altru Institute – Institute for Innovation, Integration & Impact Inc. – together with Brett Johnson. Brett Johnson and Mariam Azarm had set up the Altru Institute (a kind of think tank) out of frustration with the bureaucracy, inefficiency and opaque work of non-profit organisations. The institute was built on the basis of altruism. Their aim is to combine business goals with philanthropic ones.

NET-Journal 03/2020, pages 4–9

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NET-Journal – new energy technologies (German)

Item number: ISSN 1420-9292

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Description

Does the perpetual motion machine exist? Some free energy devices may look like one, but there is no perpetual motion machine, “only” energy conversion! Since 1996 the NET-Journal has been the only German-language magazine to answer such questions and report on unconventional energy technologies, in particular space energy and free energy. As early as 2015, the trend researcher Gerald Celente wrote that today’s alternative energy technologies (wind, water, electricity) would be replaced by something bigger: space energy. That is what the “NET-Journal” reports on!

New energy technologies (NET) are about innovative solutions to the world’s energy problem and about presenting concrete devices and inventions in this field.

Focus areas

  • Highly efficient new energy technologies
  • Patents and ideas of Nikola Tesla
  • Research into cold fusion / low energy nuclear reactions (LENR)
  • Experiments on antigravity
  • Biological effects of radiation
  • Vortices and tornadoes
  • Mysterious UFO propulsion systems and their implementation on Earth, etc.

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