IS GENERAL MOTORS MAKING FLYING CARS??
Good evening, believers. Big news: Letters and emails are coming
in left and right from people who have either seen, or claim to
have seen, flying cars in their cities. So far, New York, San Francisco,
Florida and Los Angeles. Many comment that they've seen film crews
at the scenes, as well. So, something is being filmed in a more
official capacity. Perhaps they are trying to figure out what public
reaction will be. In any case, why would that happen from totally
different people in totally different cities simultaneously?
UPDATE: SEPT 20, 2006. Thanks to everyone who’s visited and shared my site!! I’ve had so much attention lately that I decided it was time to get myself a real URL. So…welcome to SeeFlyingCars.com! Join the movement, pass it on.
UPDATE: SEPT 8, 2006. GM is genius!! Even I never saw THIS coming! Last night, you may have seen GM’s new TV commercial featuring different flying GM models. How brilliant to distract us by passing off REAL FOOTAGE OF FLYING CARS as “special effects” in an advertising campaign! Check out www.gm.com to see more.
UPDATE: SEPT 8, 2006 continued -- DON’T BE DISTRACTED by this clever use of “kernel of truth” marketing! Yes, flying cars are a great “metaphor”…but how do you think they came up with this particular “metaphor”? Could it be they were inspired by the WORKING PROTOTYPES they probably used in the making of the ad? (See video links below: How would passerby have caught these on tape if the tv ad was just a bunch of special effects???) Could it be that this is an INGENIOUS TEASER FOR THE REAL DEAL?!?
UPDATE: SEPT 1, 2006. Well, here you go. I didn't
anticipate this level of involvement, but these two videos were
just brought to my attention (thanks Jeff and reisender1000!). It appears the speculation is over!! This is really happening!
Click on these...
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Don't think this is real? Think it's some kind of hoax? Well, maybe you haven't followed some of the incredible advances in transportation technology, like I have. I'm talking about things like Maglev ('Magnetic Levitation'), or other advances, like hover technology. If you've been out of the loop, then these accounts of Flying Cars probably seem like complete sci-fi to you. However, I, for one, am excited! Electromagnetic Propulsion has been in the works for years and involves (to put it simple terms for you) the same principle that keeps two magnets from touching each other when the positive and negative-charged sides face each other. It's a little more complicated than that - read up on it (maybe start with something like this: http://inventors.about.com/library/inventors/blrailroad4.htm). Whatever it is that's got these cars flying, the future does seem to be upon us.
But before you go running down to Molecular
Motors and try to test drive… er …fly one, let me
save you some precious time. It'll be years (7 or 8, I'd say) before
this kind of future transportation is available to the public.
What does seem to be apparent is that there are prototypes of Flying
Cars in some cities RIGHT NOW. And (as the videos above amply illustrate)
PEOPLE HAVE SEEN THEM! I'm not sure how anyone thought they'd get
away with this WITHOUT people noticing (well, sure I do, but then
I've read a little book called "Necessary Illusions: Thought
Control in Democratic Societies" by Noam Chomsky and you probably
have not). So, while you're sitting there stewing in skepticism,
ponder this:
• Looking closer at these videos, it appears
that 100% of the flying vehicles are manufactured by General Motors
(Corvette, Hummer, Escalade, Saab… all 2007 models, as far
as I can tell) Is this a coincidence? Well, consider this…
•GM has been interested in this kind thing for at least 6 years. Read this article from February, 2000 entitled, simply: "GM Studies Flying Cars." http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m3012/is_2_180/ai_59966966
• How about the fact that there's a long and fruitful relationship
between Boeing (manufacturers of the famous hovering Harrier Jet)
and General Motors?
Check out this link where both companies were featured in an industry
conference discussing “strategies and techniques for innovation
and global competitive advantage.” Read on:
http://www.infoworld.com/Silicon_Graphics/company_49488.html?view=3&curNodeId=0&prId=LATU06927062006-1
Plus, check out this link, showing the companies
have been collaborating as far back as the 1980’s:
http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=940DEED81F3FF93AA15752C1A96E948260
• And what about this? Check out these two hover-technology
vehicles powered by engines from whom you might ask? None other
than General Motors:
• http://www.hovertechnics.com/Commercial/hoverprobe.htm
• http://www.usamarineservice.com/album3.htm
So why all the mystery, GM?
Maybe they want to have a big unveiling? Or maybe they have to work
with the government and law enforcement to figure out new urban
planning or make sure the police get these hovercars first? Can't
say for sure. But one thing is certain: Flying Cars are here. And
with this much evidence out there, it's only a matter of time before
the curtain slips again.
Keep checking back, I'll update this every time I come across new info. And get involved! The more of us there are working on this, the sooner we'll uncover the TRUTH, and the sooner we uncover the truth the sooner we'll each be sitting behind the wheel of OUR OWN FLYING CAR!!
Get ready folks. The future is here.
Tom E.
Founder, Future Technology Today
Here are some other interesting flying car links:
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/11567348/site/newsweek/
http://www.insomniacmania.com/articles_default.php?id=74
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