I read Cosmic Conspiracy sometime in the 1980's, and it blew my mind.  I found the book in a Christian bookshop - a good source of ideas from some wacky out-there people.  I was so inspired by the free energy ideas, I rang Stan Deyo (he was in Australia at the time) and had a short conversation putting me onto some sources of information, although I got the impression the call was monitored and he couldn't speak freely.

I just don't know what to make of him.  He seems to feature in Christian circles.  As a Christian myself, I got the impression he was a genuine Christian, and a genuine engineer, and he certainly has a very colorful story and his books are a great read.  He provided a lot of excellent material, before the days when the internet made a lot more available.

His story is so strange, it's probably true.  Real life can be stranger than fiction.  As he said himself in Cosmic Conspiracy - he writes on multiple levels.  Christians will pick up on the Christian message in what he talks about.  I notice that he seems to address the Masonic or Rosicruician type people with a message that would resonate with them.  That's where most Christians would wonder what the hell he is talking about ...

Sometimes the truth can be so strange, you just can't come right out and say it.  "Don't cast your pearls before swine, lest they turn again and rend you" ... I think Stan is very measured in what he chooses to give away. 

I find it very easy to believe that there are some extremely rich, powerful and deeply evil people running this planet.  Do you really think that world rulers such as Bush really rule this planet?  Do you think they are answerable to higher people who can pull the strings?  Do you think that the people in these higher levels got their by being nice? 

The information about Bohemian Grove should be of concern to thinking people.  In Christian circles, the belief that the world is temporarily controlled by "the devil" has been around for ages.  I have read personal biographies of people who have been deeply involved in the occult and some very dark things.  Many of these people have talked about the people who really control this planet - and the immense wealth and power that they have. 

But it's not just a few crazy Christians who believe these things - when you start digging, there is plenty of evidence that suggests that people of all beliefs have witnessed similar things. 

For example - take NASA.  Can you even begin to imagine the squillions of dollars that NASA have pissed against the wall?  And for what?  Their work is primarily military - and a few bones are thrown to the public to convince them their tax dollars are having some effect.  But you have no idea what power and wealth has really been developed in secret by those guys. 

So when considering Stan Deyo - consider the bigger picture.  His story is unusual - but I have no problem believing that it could be true.  Ultimately, there are two kingdoms growing side by side in this world. There is a lot at stake, and it goes way beyond life & death on this planet alone.

@ greendoor

I agree that his knowledge seems to be quite 'advanced' and some of his ideas tie in with recent findings (i.e. TPU theory), but my real question was based around the fact that he is very polished in his knowledge and presentation and considering no one has tried to 'shut him down' is there a chance he is one of the misinformants or maybe misguided?

Not pointing fingers here, as I'd love him to be the real deal, however in this whole FE area the waters and so muddy, and the lines between information and misinformation are so blurry it is really hard to discriminate sometimes...

Hopefully that made sense!

Cheers,
Ben.

Looks like Stan is starting to get around to releasing some antigravity information on his website.

http://www.haloorbital.com

Take care.

nap