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Eric Hecker & Shawn Ryan discuss the incredible first hand experience of Eric at the South Pole and the scary technology that are found there! These technologies are multifunctional, with hidden sides to them not divulged to the open public.

Eric Hecker is former Navy and contractor for Raytheon, a major U.S. defense contractor. Eric's position as a firefighter and plumber for the South Pole facility gave him unrestricted access to the compound. During his stay, Eric observed highly advanced directed energy weapons and other technologies beyond what we previously thought possible. Eric has also testified to congress under oath and hopes to bring his experience to the public for the good of humanity.

Not sure I believe him, but this was interesting anyway.

Eric Hecker & Shawn Ryan discuss the incredible first hand experience of Eric at the South Pole and the scary technology that are found there! These technologies are multifunctional, with hidden sides to them not divulged to the open public. Eric Hecker is former Navy and contractor for Raytheon, a major U.S. defense contractor. Eric's position as a firefighter and plumber for the South Pole facility gave him unrestricted access to the compound. During his stay, Eric observed highly advanced directed energy weapons and other technologies beyond what we previously thought possible. Eric has also testified to congress under oath and hopes to bring his experience to the public for the good of humanity. Not sure I believe him, but this was interesting anyway.
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Technically, anything that operates on electricity "transmits" something because that's the way electromagnetics works. You generate a field and stuff happens.

Putting something in the Antarctic would be a good place when you're trying to avoid everything else.

It would also be a good place when you're doing things that you want to work, but don't necessarily want to waste money on extra shielding. There's nothing there to interfere with, except the penguins - and those were a failed experiment anyway.