[Steve_A]

Hi Everybody,

I watched the interview between Rafapal, the Spanish 'journalist' and Neumann.

I can only say that Neumann appears very vague, always searching for simple answers and to be quite honest, I do not feel comfortable watching him. Not because he frightens me or anything like that, but I don't feel comfortable with his answers whaich at times seem to contradict themselves.

When confronted with a reasonable question he mumbles and becomes very vague as if he was trying to think of good answer, but lacking in sufficient knowledge to give a whammy of an answer to rock the socks off the journalist.

He speaks about pulse weapons (which were invented before WWII - Google 'Joshua'), however there is so much on the internet about these type of weapons used in Russia, US even to be used here in Brazil eventually....

He states that after time of compartimental secrets, they becaome more general and had more compartments, when logic tells me the opposite would be true. If the compartments became more general, there would be less compartments.

When he talks about his filtering of information between customers, he is so off base it's almost embarrasing to watch him squirm. Why give someone all your information you don't want your competition to know. It doesn't make logical sense. Surely you would just release information that you want them to know or are willing for them to know.

Asked about the 'secret government' he doesn't even care to answer the question. He claims he went to Mars, and asked if the secret government had contact with aliens he can't answer, even though he talks about the alien presence as if he has first hand knowledge.

For a scientist not to know anything about Orgone Energy, not even the name of the type of energy, which has been talked about since the 1930s is an absolute shame.

I don't know if its because I'm learning more or the apparent real 'whistleblowers' seem to be replaced by hacks, but I'm starting to become a little dissapointed with the quality of testimony being put out there recently.

I can relate to Greer, in spite of the fact that I can't get to grips with his personality, it's just me, and a few others, but at times I feel there needs to be a better filter on certain subjects (people) to try and keep this sort of theme well focussed.

It will be interesting to see if Neumann presents at Los Angeles in September.

But that's me.

Best regards,

Steve