Randall Carlson
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first heard Apr 2025
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Yeah, and I've talked to Roland. And Roland, like I said, he's highly credible. You look him up, he's probably one of Australia's best-selling authors. And he's also got connections. He was an investigative journalist. And he said, yeah, I spent five years investigating him. So, so there's this whole other backstory that Joe was completely unfamiliar with. Gotcha.
And what I would do is if we go back then, and I've, I've, I've actually refrained from going back on Joe's because when, when I was on there that February, I believe when it was, I knew that that following summer, that there was a whole testing regimen that was going to be underway. I mean, I can show you now they've, they've, you know, there's a, there's a, uh, a substation outside of London.
with a 300-kilowatt Perkins generator that feeds into the London power grid, and they built an industrial-grade thunderstorm generator is kind of the term for it. They installed it on this generator, and they've been running tests on it, but they weren't able to get approval to use it as part of the grid. So they had to bring in an international testing company called Element or Elements.
And they spent like three months testing it. And yeah, I've seen that the certification that they released said, yeah, it's real.
Well, it's right up there.
It is right up there. And, and I'm not surprised. I think at some point, Joe will have to issue a retraction saying, yeah, well, regardless of what you think about Malcolm, the technology is real. Okay. Yeah. And, uh,
Unless, you know, at this point, like, if it's not real, I mean, how he's fooling all of these people that, you know, I was there, you know, he had skeptics come in bringing their own equipment, you know, their own mass spectrometers, you know, having two generators hooked up side by side. No, one in one room, one in another room. One of them is outfitted with the technology.
They're both calibrated precisely. They've got gas analyzers. They've got mass spectrometers. There's like 10 of these guys there. And then they turn them on, monitor the affluence coming out of the pipe of one, the control generator, the other one with the technology outfitted on it, turn it on, and I can show you the results. I have the printout where you can see It's quite remarkable.
Well, just before I left, um, Decatur day before I got a, um, an update that I haven't really reviewed yet. It's a whole list of where they're going. It's a whole team has come together around it. There's a, um, The Alpha Prospects Limited is a British firm that's handling the licensing.
They've just licensed a company called LandLogic, whose goal is to retrofit all of the internal combustion engines in the UK with this technology. You can look up, I would recommend looking up Alpha Prospects Limited. And they give a whole, there we go, there it is right there. Yeah. Yeah.
an investment company that focuses on green investments and in particular to support inventor Malcolm Mendel in the development of the Molten Sea Arc Atomic Reconstruction technology. This invention and the associated development of plasmoid power has the potential to dramatically reduce carbon emissions and assist the world in meeting CO2 emission reduction targets.
And they go in, if you go up to the, yeah, they've got a bunch of stuff. I haven't looked at the site in a month or two, so they might have updates. But let's see. Investments, I think they go, yeah, Ryan, pull up investments. That's the nonprofit there, I believe, Strike Energy Incorporated. Yeah, Plasmoid Power Company has been granted. Yeah, that's it. Roll back down there.
It's been granted the license for the technology for the Thailand market. The company has identified nine power plants that are oil, gas, or coal-fired in Thailand, which would be ideally suited to benefit from the chimney technology. So this is moving. Yeah. This is moving a lot. It's moving.
Yeah. So that's why I said Joe is going to probably have to do this.
Well, I'm not surprised you're asking that question.
Like Malcolm says, this is like the kindergarten application of this technology. And what his real goal is, he's working on a direct matter to energy drive. And the answer to your question is probably so. Okay. Probably so. Yeah. Once you begin to understand the whole, and I'm very, you know, a year or two ago, I was like at the kindergarten level.
I'm probably not at second grade yet in understanding plasma physics. But the more I understand about it, the more it certainly does seem like, yeah, if there's an obvious next level technology, That seems to be the prime candidate for it. And the things that I've seen already, I mean, there's some interesting interviews, one by a man, a scientist by the name of George Lush.
who, uh, his, his company is like their third or fourth generation, just like your company. Uh, they were founded, well, they were founded in 1951, I believe.
Yeah. uh yeah young kid well yeah yeah i like hearing that because that's the year i was born okay 1951 oh yeah okay i'm young still right um so where were we um I'm still, you know, I told you, I gave you a caveat at the beginning. Totally. I'm short on sleep.
I am holding. Okay.
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