Bruce Perreault’s Introduction Speech for IW2005

According to the law of conservation, when we give to a material body a determined quantity of energy, this energy might be transformed, but the body will never give back a quantity in excess of what it received. This principle is considered too self-evident to be disputed. It makes sense that matter can only give up energy that is given to it and is unable to create excess energy. Without violating this law, it can be demonstrated that matter can be excited into giving up its stored energy.

According to Gustave Le Bon and T. H. Moray matter is cosmic energy in a condensed state. What this means to us is that matter can be made to rapidly disintegrate, transforming itself into useful energy. This idea was unthinkable before radioisotopes were discovered. Wherefore, condensed matter can become uncondensed if its oscillations become violent enough and henceforth transforming itself into radiant energy. No laws have been violated. They have been expanded.

My work with electronically triggered nuclear transformations now makes it possible to harness the wheelwork of nature that Nikola Tesla once spoke about.

A Nu Science is on the horizon. It involves the means of transforming matter into energy. This science recognizes the fact that matter can be transformed into useful electrical currents. It confirms Le Bon’s theory that with a very small quantity of energy we can obtain a very large quantity of energy. Clearly, we do not create this liberated energy, since it already exists in the targeted material. Think of the process as a type of energy detonator that liberates great quantities of energy with only a minute amount of energy, with no laws of physics being violated.

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