Zero Point

Zero Point by Tim Fairchild

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If they showed no activity, geologists would conclude that the sensors were not functioning properly and investigate. I must admit, it was brilliant plan, Robert,” Osama said, nodding with approval. “As for the Scalar weapons, my organization has been working on the Longitudinal Wave Interferometers weaponry for the last fifteen years with a varied success rate. The world would be shocked to know that we have been wreaking havoc in many regions, focusing mainly on locales that would not suspect anything, such as Australia and Indonesia. The Americans are aware of the technology, but have stifled it for decades save a few scientists who have tried to make their government aware of the threat. They are also aware of the possible economic gains of finding an alternative fuel source, such as the one you have successfully developed in Morocco.”
    “I’ve read the reports of your organization’s handy work with the Scalar weapons,” Pencor said. “You’ve caused much of the earthquake, volcano, and tsunami activity in this region of the world for quite some time with tremendous and catastrophic results; amazingly, with no one the wiser. I was convinced by your little demonstration in New Guinea in 2008 that your weapons would suffice nicely for my needs.”
    “It is still not an exact science, Robert. The Longitudinal Wave Interferometers do work, but they sometimes produce unexpected results, especially when dealing with existing earth fault lines. Our early experiments using the Electromagnetic Pulse Canon were finally discontinued. The resulting energy bursts were not controllable, which often roused the suspicions of too many people,” Osama said, pausing long enough to take a sip of tea then continuing. “Our first testing was almost a catastrophe with a plasma fireball exploding over the city of Perth, Australia in 1995. Luckily the Perth Astronomical Observatory concluded that the anomaly had been the explosion of a celestial fireball from space and, fortunately, no investigations were ever launched. Regrettably, with the fall of the Soviet Union at the time, our funding by the KGB had all but dried up. We were lacking the major funding needed for our experiments, until you so graciously enabled us to continue and refine the technology.”
    “So I can expect little difficulty with your new weapon’s results?” Pencor asked.
    “La Palma is a more precise and easily manageable target grid. We know exactly where to direct the electromagnetic waves using the existing geo-survey data as a marker beacon. We’re not really causing the event, but expediting something that will eventually occur sometime in the future,” Osama said smiling, as he poured himself another cup of tea.
    “A naturally occurring catastrophe from an unnatural weapon…how appropriate,” Pencor said with a smile.
    “And what is the progress of your plans for the worldwide deployment of your Zero Point Generators, or ZPGs, as you so lovingly call them?” Osama asked, tapping the stub of his missing fingertip on the polished desktop.
    “Production is ongoing, and, the first two shipments from my production facility in Safi, Morocco, can set sail at a moment’s notice. You may not realize it, but the facility on Tenerife is being powered by a smaller version of my industrial ZPG that I plan to deploy worldwide,” Pencor said proudly. “The unrealized quest of a few scientists in America was ultimately silenced by the oil industry’s strangle hold on energy, along with the power of their money to buy out greedy politicians. Their dream of free power from the vacuum went unrealized, much to my benefit,” Pencor said as he picked up his briefcase and set it on Osama’s desk. “The prototype powering my production facility in Morocco has been on line and producing energy for the last two years with flawless results. Imagine, my friend, virtually free energy from a process that has been known to be feasible since its discovery by Tesla

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