HUTCHISON EFFECT

[Danny White]

I watched about as many Hutchison effect videos as I could stand last night getting ready for the debate. A lot of videos

have been removed, and John Hutchison has moved to the Gulf to assist in cleanup operations ....  after selling off all of his anti-gravity equipment. I think it's good that John had a dream and put his heart and soul into it.  I had a similar dream

and can relate.  I wonder if John was so convincing to Dr Wood, Leuren Moret, and Morgan that they were fooled into

believing in such ideas as true.  As Chuck has already noted, they aren't physicists. While I highly admire Leuren Moret

for warning us about the Fukushima dangers and her interviews with Dr Fetzer, she is a geologist and geoscientist by

trade .... not a physicist.  John admitted to having rigged at least one  "show" by using a piece of fishing line. I personally

think the bar of iron that was melted and twisted by the Hutchison effect was actually a piece of plastic or delrin being

heated by a paint-stripper.  It seems as though the Hutchison effect is the combination of a high voltage electrostatic field

and interfering RF fields. There is a phenomenon called electrostatic wind that can be shown to cause a cooling effect on

a heated target.  There is just no way in hell a 75-watt transmitter can lift a 60lb cannon ball.  Dr Judy Wood is certainly

much more educated than me .....  but not in physics and gravity.  John has a strong background in Tesla and high-

voltage physics, and I hope he can keep up his interest in physics for the rest of his life. It's fun in a peculiar sort of way.

All the videos in this Judy Wood link have been removed:  ....  http://drjudywood.com/articles/JJ/JJ1.html

[Chuck Boldwyn]

Looks like "weak" evidence to draw upon for destroying the WTC Complex - a giant fantasy-land, dream-works leap.

Anyone who would base a complete theory of DEWs and Hutchison Effects is most non-scientific, IMO.

Folly, at its best...