Our GAIA get-together on 2 July in the Lungau

This evening proved that interesting and convivial need not be mutually exclusive.

Both applied to the course of the evening, which was satisfyingly well attended despite the holiday season. The discussions were highly factual and enriched by the participants’ extensive knowledge.

Several topics came up. It was noted with satisfaction that the construction of wind turbines on the Fanningberg had been prevented by a vote of the representatives of all Lungau municipalities. Not only was the poor efficiency of wind turbines (generally 6 %) highlighted, but their misuse as carriers for antennas of various technologies for controlling and monitoring citizens – which, moreover, are said to be extremely harmful to health in the long term – was also denounced.

As a contribution to bringing GAIA’s activities back to the original core concerns that led to the founding of the association, ways of achieving self-sufficiency in energy supply were presented. There was a mention of the Yildiz magnetic motor, said to be now in its testing phase, and of a simple device for converting free energy with an apparatus based on an idea by Nikola Tesla. More detailed information about a simple device to be fitted to combustion engines, which is said to increase a vehicle’s range by around 200 km, will soon be obtained directly from the inventor.

There was also a report of an extraordinary event that is said to have taken place at Malpensa Airport in Milan and was met with complete silence by the media: the removal of nuclear weapons stored underground by the American military was allegedly thwarted by a UFO hovering over the airport. This can also be seen as a sign that people do receive help from benevolent extraterrestrial beings as well.

During the discussion of the 5G system – described as (genocidally) murderous and contrary to any ethics – it was decided to devote the next GAIA get-together on 6 August to this subject. Looking ahead, we can also report that Mr Burkhard Hock, a naturopath (Heilpraktiker) and expert on the musculoskeletal system, will give a talk at the GAIA get-together on 3 September.

The evening ended late, convivially and peacefully, over a healthy snack.