Ashton Forbes

But I heard Jesse Michael say, I spoke to the leader of the Revolutionary Technologies Division at Skunk Works, and I said, ah, you spoke to Charles Chase.

I know exactly who you spoke to.

And you can find the videos of Charles Chase.

He now works at the Unlab.

And it's clear, like he told me in his own words, that...

Their goal is to get this technology out to the public.

But he knows that the public's not ready for this, that we are too primitive of a civilization to be ready for this free energy technology, what it leads to.

And he's guaranteed buried in NDAs.

Now, he didn't say this explicitly, but I can just tell from the context of his reply that this is the kind of person that he probably wants to help more than he has.

Like, if the public knew what he knew, you'd say, why doesn't he just tell people what he knows about free energy and what have you?

but because your whole life was at Lockheed Martin.

You owe them everything.

They made you sign so many NDAs that your life's over, and they take care of you financially.

But this is a guy that told me straight up, he thinks there is an ether, and he thinks that this ether of energy has a memory to it.

So he's taking Ben Rich's words and taking it a step further.

Ben Rich is saying all points in time are connected by this ether, this extra dimension, right?

And here's Charles Chase saying, it's kind of like a save storage device of everything that's happened in all of history, and that that ether has a memory to it.

Almost like, could we time travel or manipulate history or interact with time in general?

So if people are interested, definitely look into Charles Chase, because he literally built a compact fusion reactor.

So when I say we've got compact fusion reactors, I'm not just saying that.