Stir, Brewing Jinni, part II

To bring the nomenclature of our subject a little more down to earth, and to spell out a bit more of the recipe, here are some details:

;;;1981 phillipo guillupo brewster new york owner of the hipotronics company seen steel demolish itself along with his secretary;;;

Thus speaks the electromagnetic (EM) fool & magus (keep your Tarot deck on hand) John Hutchison, whose early contacts with the Military Industrial Complex (M/I-C) will fill out much of the history we are tracing.

Another M/I-C entity perhaps contributing ingredients to the recipe was founded by one Jo Emmett Jennings - a late contemporary of the previous century's EM magus Nikola Tesla. The company's website boasts...

Jennings holds the notable recognition of creating the first high voltage, vacuum, variable capacitor. This revolutionary discovery in 1942, as Jennings Radio Manufacturing Company, resulted in a capacitor offering application flexibility with its variable tuning capability and its small size.

Variably tuning, or scanning the high frequency spectrum at will, comprises a crucial element of the recipe, as the following suggests...

A complex high voltage, high frequency apparatus was assembled which when properly adjusted caused various material objects to accelerate in a vertical direction, against the gravitational field. Under some set of as yet undefined conditions, and particularly when "lift" does not take place, a target specimen will be fractured or disrupted in a catastrophic manner.

The link itself alludes to another recent Alchemical Wedding of sorts, as concerns another set of twins.

Enough said.

Recipe: Stir, Brewing Jinni

Happy April Fools Day.

This is as good an occasion as any to commence a line of research into matters of current history - whose currency stretches into the past thirty years or so - which will be updated periodically at this site. We proceed circumspectly, and will speak obliquely, harboring a healthy dose of paranoia, since after all this concerns matters that were intended to remain in concealment, invisibility, seclusion and remoteness, as the definition of the Jinni suggests.

Our subject heading says enough, as relates to a twin-bearing Alchemical Wedding of sorts that took place in April of 1997.

I leave off for now with this little ditty by Lawrence Wright.