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John Hutchison Needs Your Help
« on: March 21, 2008, 03:24:36 AM »
Please listen to this 15 minute radio interview of Hutchison from March 18, 2008:

18 March 2008
Harassed by again: John Hutchison, discoverer of The Hutchison Effect is the guest of Richard Syrett on "the Richard Syrett Show," Listen: (mp3)
12:35-12:50 EDT (19:35-9:50 PM/PDT) on CFRB: http://www.cfrb.com/

http://drjudywood.com/media/080318_John_Hutchison6_cfrb.mp3

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Re: John Hutchison Needs Your Help
« Reply #1 on: March 21, 2008, 06:19:43 AM »
He wants to, "get the hell out of this country"...where, "this country" = Canada!
--And where is he going?  L.A.!

Now that's turning the old cliche on its head...

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Wow.   If you think its bad in New Westminster, John, you are in for some serious shit, especially being a "foreigner" and all --and hence with absolutely no rights in the emerging police state in the U.S.  You think the national security bullshit is tough where you live, just wait.  You might not even notice when the spooks in the U.S. are sabotaging you.  At least in Canada, they telegraph their moves to some extent and have to treat you as a citizen.
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Frankly, its amazing that he got away with his mad science lab for so long.  I can sympathize with the guy.  I have had to move my home labs countless times.  And every time there is some sacrifice.  I miss a lot of that old equipment that got left on the curb.

Well, for what it's worth, I'll be sending good vibes the way of the kooky old fellow.  It's hard not to feel some kinship with this eccentric and charming icon of the fringe.

I suspect that getting out of the dusty old pad will do the fellow some good.  He plans to replicate his levitation / jellification experiments in his new digs.  Probably just what the doctor ordered.

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Re: John Hutchison Needs Your Help
« Reply #2 on: March 21, 2008, 06:32:58 AM »
From his webpage,

     MAILING ADDRESS:  John Hutchison
                       727 5th Avenue #305
                       New Westminster, BC
                       Canada      V3M 1X8

           FAX/PHONE:  (604)524-4875

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Re: John Hutchison Needs Your Help
« Reply #3 on: March 21, 2008, 06:32:40 PM »
John Hutchison filed an affidavit with the US District Court, Southern District of New York, claiming the Hutchison Effect is consistent with the effects seen at the World Trade Center on 9/11, in support of Dr Judy Wood's court case claiming the WTC was destroyed with Directed Energy Weapons. See here for PDF of the affidavit:
http://drjudywood.com/articles/JJ/JJ8.html


20-21 March 2008
John Hutchison is the guest of Mike Chambers www.tnr.com.on "the Midnight Rider Show," Listen: (mp3)
12:00-2:00 EDT (9:00-11:00 PM/PDT) on CFRB: http://www.tnrlive.com/

http://drjudywood.com/media/080320_JohnHutchison_tnr.mp3


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Re: John Hutchison Needs Your Help
« Reply #4 on: March 23, 2008, 11:44:42 PM »
This broad is brainless....

Hutch for one is not a sellout!
His goal is not destruction but rather creation.
Anything in principal used from him was stolen and copycated.
The Hutch is the man it is the bleeding edge expirementation done by him many years ago that put the emphasis on possibility! He should have tons of cash for his discovery, and should be a highly regaurded scientist.

He should also be discluded from any FCC regulations or sanctions and if that is not possible, he should be allowed to run his tests and if he can not afford a proper lab one should be appointed.

Why are they wasting precious time that could amount to discovery in his accomplished life I dont get it?

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Re: John Hutchison Needs Your Help
« Reply #5 on: March 25, 2008, 03:49:07 AM »
Hello to all:
           I just found out about this situation with John Hutchison today. 
I was the one that emailed John and brought the WTC info to his  attention.
Here is the link I sent John:

http://drjudywood.com/articles/DEW/StarWarsBeam5.html

He emailed me back thanking me for the info, and told me he found it very interesting. 
but I didn't expect him to take it farther by filing an affidavit with the US District Court. 
All the photos in the Affidavit are from the website link I sent him.
Perhaps the Affidavit made the Canadian government nervous.

I don't know what we can do to help him now, it sounds like he has his mind made up to leave Canada,
and head for Calif.
He's totally fed up with the way this government has treated him. As a Canadian myself I am ashamed with my government for
the way they have treated him and other great men in the past.  He isn't the first great scientist that this government has driven away.
A few years ago a Genius in the field of robotics was driven out as well. I don't remember his name or were I got the info.

Another major loss to Canada and another great gain to the USA.
I hope he finds peace in the US to continue his research for the betterment of mankind.
I also hope Dr. Deagle's message is wrong, otherwise John may be in for a big surprise.

John if you read this, I will be praying for you. 
Anyway thanks for the news about him.
Harold.


« Last Edit: March 25, 2008, 04:58:54 AM by AbbaRue »

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Re: John Hutchison Needs Your Help
« Reply #6 on: March 25, 2008, 07:26:31 AM »
Hey alright, another mad scientist (joking!) is headed out to the Los Angeles area. See also "borderland scientists" (pretty sure they mention California in one of their clips). I hope John is coming here to do helpful things.

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Re: John Hutchison Needs Your Help
« Reply #7 on: March 26, 2008, 02:59:41 PM »
Although it is of course very uncool for the Canadian govt to harass
Hutchison like that, there are some things that are also just a bit unrealistic
about the entire situation.

I do not find it very surprising that people do not want him running high energy hig frequency
experiments using second hand army radar units and what not,
in the middle of the appartment block, in an appartment surrounded on 4 sides by other
peoples living rooms!

In that aspect I can fully understand the complaints and subsequent action taken by the
(local) governments.

Also, yes, Hutchison should have a lab where he can do his experiments.
As I recall he did have a fairly large lab some yers ago.
But then he moved to Germany and put his lab in storage, and it is claimed the
Canadian government made it disappear.
This may or may not be true, but it does seem a little odd that the govt would
make stuff disappear when it was on its way out of the country anyway...
If that is all true, then that was certainly not nice of the Canada govt.

But that still does not make it more logical or sensible to just go ahead and
do your high energy experiments in your living room, surrounded on all sides
by other peoples living rooms.
That's just asking for trouble.

It's almost comparable to using a huge flamethrower for welding, clearly
visible to passers by, in the living room of your small appartment, and then
whining when the fire brigade comes and tells you that is not allowed due
to fire safety laws...

And I am not sure what we could do to help him either... What do you suggst?
I don't think the Canadian government will suddenly decide to allow him to
conduct his high energy experiments in a fully populated appartment block,
merely because a few Europeans send them email about it. Do you?

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Re: John Hutchison Needs Your Help
« Reply #8 on: March 26, 2008, 05:43:39 PM »
Arguing the location of experiments is silly. It's not as if a lab can only be built on sacred ground, of which there is a limited supply. While I agree fully that any sort of potentially dangerous experimentation should not be done in civil areas (US government has been notorious for doing widespread public testing of stuff on an unknowing population), the ease of access to facilities like warehouses, located outside of a residential zone, makes for an ideal lab setup, aside from a large parcel of land away from everything, that is. It would not be a huge burden financially, large yes, huge no. Something a city or county government could easily work into their budget.

So if this man has shown physics effects that are leading edge science, why does anyone not want John having access to at least an empty warehouse where he can conduct his experiments in safety? Hell you could even set up all sorts of shielding on the interior of the building so as not to disturb locals, if you had intentions of making it a semi-permanent location for the scientist. Is this proof that his work is video fakery, or is it evidence of suppression?

This man is being driven to conduct his research the same way a drug dealer operates a meth lab......this is the current state of humanity. The people who were given power from society to help guide it towards a better goal, have squandered many greatnesses on greed and the acquisition of wealth. I wish john the absolute best wherever he ends up, and if its in LA, hope I get to meet the guy.


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Re: John Hutchison Needs Your Help
« Reply #9 on: March 26, 2008, 05:51:35 PM »
It would not be a huge burden financially, large yes, huge no. Something a city or county government could easily work into their budget.

Are you actually suggesting we use public funds to finance fringe experiments like this?  This is a free country, and he is free to get whatever lab is required in order for him to be able to conduct his experiments safely.  And he can then conduct his experiments to his heart's content.  But don't hang it on the taxpayer, please.  This is overunity.com, not socialism.com!


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Re: John Hutchison Needs Your Help
« Reply #10 on: March 26, 2008, 05:56:55 PM »
We've already got enough government. . .  They can't even keep the roads paved!   ::)

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Re: John Hutchison Needs Your Help
« Reply #11 on: March 26, 2008, 06:34:27 PM »
Regarding a warehouse for john to conduct his research, you are acting indignant about a percentage of a percentage of a percentage of a LOCAL governments resources. Providing only a space to someone who potentially could not only attract other science-based businesses, but the attention/good will of the world community. At a monthly expense of $1,500  in Los angeles (thats actually pretty high for a warehouse), it makes complete sense to subsidize, for the good of the local and world community. Is rent so much more expensive in canada that this system does not work there? Is the equivelant to a minimum wage check each month, really an unbearable expense on a system that is thriving in kickbacks and corruption? Do you blame socialist programs like general relief or welfare, for the economic condition of USA? How much of the USA wealth is being channeled into these socialist programs, and how much of it is disappearing into an endless black hole of wealth acquisition?

Federal Reserve smells like greed and old money, no wonder the US economy is in a recession, headed towards depression. Good news for John is, as our economy crumbles, rent will be cheap and surplus items should be readily available. Maybe the low cost of living in a 2nd world country like USA, combined with access to intelligent amateurs, is what is attracting him here? I dunno. I've been considering moving to canada to get out of the fire, but the complacency of every world government indicates its a systemic problem, not a local one.

The founding fathers made sure to include the right to bear arms in constitution so that the us government would always be fearful that if they didn't work for the people, the people would rise up and overthrow them. This was the ultimate check/balance system in USA. But an armed rebellion will only cycle the same form of government. After all, this country was founded by terrorists (with good intentions, terrorists always have good intentions, for their own), in secession from its ruling government, and the laws that came with it. They seemed to have good intentions.....freemasons or not, but in the end, violent upheaval ends with the same systems in place. If a good man commits horrible acts in the name of good, that act is no longer good. The end does not justify the means.

So as society, it is not our place to fight with anger against those who rule us as tyrants. It is our responsibility to find a system that works better for everyone, and then put that system in place non-violently. You can only justify violence if it is in direct defense of your physical self, committed directly to the person threatening you, at the time they are threatening you. And even then, you must weigh the amount of threat you are receiving. Would you raise a sword to defend yourself from the words of an angry man? There is no justice in that, no good can come of it.


So after that rant, lets get back on topic. John hutchison in california. He may possibly find easy access to other amateurs and their labs, or he may find he has stepped out of the boiling pot, and into the inferno. I doubt highly that he believes the US government is any less corrupt than the canadian govt., so its either a personal issue (my homeland rejects me? fuck em then), or an issue of potential cost/resources.

Either way, if my city put prop h on the ballot, to pay $1000 of city taxes per month to make a lab available to him, i would vote it into law.


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Re: John Hutchison Needs Your Help
« Reply #12 on: March 26, 2008, 06:58:08 PM »
Regarding a warehouse for john to conduct his research, you are acting indignant about a percentage of a percentage of a percentage of a LOCAL governments resources. Providing only a space to someone who potentially could not only attract other science-based businesses, but the attention/good will of the world community. At a monthly expense of $1,500  in Los angeles (thats actually pretty high for a warehouse), it makes complete sense to subsidize, for the good of the local and world community. Is rent so much more expensive in canada that this system does not work there? Is the equivelant to a minimum wage check each month, really an unbearable expense on a system that is thriving in kickbacks and corruption? Do you blame socialist programs like general relief or welfare, for the economic condition of USA? How much of the USA wealth is being channeled into these socialist programs, and how much of it is disappearing into an endless black hole of wealth acquisition?

Federal Reserve smells like greed and old money, no wonder the US economy is in a recession, headed towards depression. Good news for John is, as our economy crumbles, rent will be cheap and surplus items should be readily available. Maybe the low cost of living in a 2nd world country like USA, combined with access to intelligent amateurs, is what is attracting him here? I dunno. I've been considering moving to canada to get out of the fire, but the complacency of every world government indicates its a systemic problem, not a local one.

The founding fathers made sure to include the right to bear arms in constitution so that the us government would always be fearful that if they didn't work for the people, the people would rise up and overthrow them. This was the ultimate check/balance system in USA. But an armed rebellion will only cycle the same form of government. After all, this country was founded by terrorists (with good intentions, terrorists always have good intentions, for their own), in secession from its ruling government, and the laws that came with it. They seemed to have good intentions.....freemasons or not, but in the end, violent upheaval ends with the same systems in place. If a good man commits horrible acts in the name of good, that act is no longer good. The end does not justify the means.

So as society, it is not our place to fight with anger against those who rule us as tyrants. It is our responsibility to find a system that works better for everyone, and then put that system in place non-violently. You can only justify violence if it is in direct defense of your physical self, committed directly to the person threatening you, at the time they are threatening you. And even then, you must weigh the amount of threat you are receiving. Would you raise a sword to defend yourself from the words of an angry man? There is no justice in that, no good can come of it.


So after that rant, lets get back on topic. John hutchison in california. He may possibly find easy access to other amateurs and their labs, or he may find he has stepped out of the boiling pot, and into the inferno. I doubt highly that he believes the US government is any less corrupt than the canadian govt., so its either a personal issue (my homeland rejects me? fuck em then), or an issue of potential cost/resources.

Either way, if my city put prop h on the ballot, to pay $1000 of city taxes per month to make a lab available to him, i would vote it into law.

Are you a teenager or something?  Because if you are, that would explain your views.

Look, if you want him to have a lab so much, you pay for it, ok?  Or take up a private collection, so those who want to give, can give.  Or maybe he can just get a job and pay his own bills like EVERYBODY ELSE.  Just don't force the taxpayers to foot the bill.

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« Reply #13 on: March 26, 2008, 07:18:25 PM »
I'm sorry utilitarian, did something I say offend you? I didn't realize I merited a specific insult from the local disinfo crew. It's sad that when someone voices beliefs that are in line with a greater good for humanity, they are deemed unfit for society for one reason or another, and brushed aside. Do you honestly relate a desire for a common good, with the ignorance of youth? There are many documented stories of grown men fighting against corruption for greater good. I'll skip over all the modern ones and go back to one of the big ones......Jesus of nazareth. If Jesus was alive today, can you imagine the responses he would be getting from people like utilitarian, koen, et al. "You want to do WHAT?! WHY?! Are you stupid?!"

When did a desire for a common good, become laughably naive? What is the final outcome of a system that is designed to reward greed and hurtful practices? Why have you chosen to insult me instead of posting on the topic at hand?

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If you guys are disinfo crew, the CIA has shitty recruiting.     :P

Perhaps saying things just to get a response, is not the best way for me to go about acquiring information, I apologize on many levels for that statement.
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« Last Edit: March 26, 2008, 09:02:35 PM by SeanTheLight »

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Re: John Hutchison Needs Your Help
« Reply #14 on: March 26, 2008, 10:49:55 PM »
There are many documented stories of grown men fighting against corruption for greater good. I'll skip over all the modern ones and go back to one of the big ones......Jesus of nazareth. If Jesus was alive today, can you imagine the responses he would be getting from people like utilitarian, koen, et al. "You want to do WHAT?! WHY?! Are you stupid?!"

I seriously resent and object to that remark on several levels!  >:(
First of all, you are directly implying I am or would be in support of corruption and against "the greater good".
This is a totally unfounded and incorrect implication and I find that personally insulting!
Second, you are directly implying that I am opposed to the Christian religion and its related humanitarian cause,
which is also a completely false accusation and equally insulting as I protagonise freedom of speech, religion, and thought.
Third, you are implying that I would intentionally insult Christ which is simply an outrageous accusation,
and even if taken in broader perspective you are still implying I would intentionally insult people who present
a positive humanitarian contributions to society as a whole on an interpersonal level, and/or people who oppose
corruption. Any of these implications are incorrect, unfounded, and insulting, in my opinion!


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When did a desire for a common good, become laughably naive? What is the final outcome of a system that is designed to reward greed and hurtful practices? Why have you chosen to insult me instead of posting on the topic at hand?
One: I have not insulted you in any way! You are the one insulting me!

Two: It is not your desire for a "common good" which is considered naive. If you read carefully you fill see nobody has ridiculed "the common good",
nor attacked you for that. It is your somewhat oversimplistic and naive attitude towards governments having to pay for peoples private research
that provoked some response.
It would be nice if governments would just offer free facilities for anyone who wants to do some research or experiments; I could sure use a good
new lab area with an uderpressured chemistry workbench incl air filters etc, and if the government would just pick up the tab I'd have one in no time.
But perhaps while we're at it we should give housing to the homeless, food to the hungry, and medicine to the sick?
But why stop there? Why not make everything free for everybody?
Oh, right, because the current system is based on capitalist priciples and everyone needs to work in exchange for his housing, food and medicine,
and those who profit most from the system keep it firmly in place. We are living a modern hi-tech version of the old medieval feudal society, the
ruling classes have just found better ways to make us believe we are not.
You cannot blame us for pointing out that your optimistic view is slightly unrealistic in the current circumstances.
Well, you can, but it would not be correct. ;) 

Do not mistake realistic and rational objections for dismissal of your utopian ideology.