[1:14:43 - 1:14:50] And then you had Richard Mita, Victor Schauberger, you know, a lot of these guys, Henry Kwanda,

[1:15:02 - 1:15:07] Schauberger, I know the Army counterintelligence court tricked into giving all of his propulsion,

[0:04:11 - 0:04:18] In fact, he had graduated from Vienna Technical Institute, and there are suggestions that he was a contemporary of Victor Schauberger.

[0:12:01 - 0:12:08] Victor Schauberger, an Austrian scientist, had allegedly developed a craft with an anti-gravity effect that defied conventional physics.

[0:12:08 - 0:12:19] According to historian Nick Cook's great book The Hunt for Zero Point, CIC agents interrogated Schauberger for nine months, fully aware of his most classified work.

[0:12:35 - 0:12:44] After the war ended, another Army CIC agent, Neil Gershimer, tricked Schauberger into signing all of his work over to the United States.