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Coast Guard chases Hutchison away from clearing section of Gulf water
While clearing an area of oil- and Corexit-polluted water and air at
Dauphin Island, the "command center" for the Coast Guard, who appear
to be involved in the continued Corexit spraying, John Hutchison and Nancy
Lazaryan were asked by the police to leave.
by Sterling
D. Allan
Pure Energy Systems News
Copyright © 2010
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A bird inspects Hutchison's trailer.
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On October 27, we reported
that "Famous anti-gravity researcher, John Hutchison, and his associate,
Nancy Lazaryan, have come up with a device that emits a combination of audio and
radio frequencies that have the effect of clearing waters polluted by oil and
dispersant in less than 24 hours, bringing the native life back."
We've followed up with additional reports which are linked below.
Here is the latest report from Nancy, submitted to us on Nov. 14.
John and I were asked to go to a private beach on Dauphin Island, Alabama
to treat the water.
Read about Dauphin Island here: www.floridaoilspilllaw.com
Apparently, Dauphin Island is the "command center" for the Coast
Guard, and it is the Coast Guard that is spraying the Corexit dispersant. The
air on this island is THICK with chemical odors. BP has been piling up huge
amounts of sand (dirty sand) along the north shore of the island. Some piles
are over three stories high. There are BP "workers" on the island.
We noticed these workers wearing there own bandanas over their faces. We were
wearing respirators, even had to sleep wearing the respirators because the air
is so "bad".
We began the water treatment, then took a break for dinner. I went to get
Subway sandwiches, came back, we ate and restarted the equipment to do the
final phase of the water treatment...doing the frequencies across the calm
night water. A heavy mist was rising and we were anxious to treat the water as
it developed the mist.
However, a 7:30PM local police came and demanded that we shut down the
equipment and leave the area. Which we did.
I ran to the beach and took a water sample. The next morning I returned to
the beach and took another sample.
The results are attached.
BTW the air "cleared" and we were able to breathe without the
respirators after about an hour into the treatment. We also had a very large
heron stroll up from the beach and stand in front of the equipment for about
10 minutes. We were on the north side of Dauphin Island, projecting the audio
and RF into Mobile Bay. Nancy
These tests were conducted by chemist Bob Naman, President of Analytical
Chemical Testing Laboratory, Inc. (ACT) of Mobile, Alabama. He is a Fellow of
the American Institute of Chemists, (Reg. 15488). You can download
(pdf) a copy of that report titled: "Chemical Analysis Water Samples
After Frequency Exposure: BP Oil Spill Study Perdido Bay Water", dated
Oct. 26, 2010.
He concluded his report:
Based on testing performed from samples received, the frequency exposure
resulted in a 60% reduction of Oil and Grease from the (12 hour) after
treatment sample source tested. ACT recommends investigation of this process
further to determine large-scale capabilities in cleaning water bodies and
areas affected by the dissolved oil/dispersant in water.
This applied Frequency Exposure process may have extreme value in the removal
of petroleum contamination from a large body of water. It is the opinion of
this analyst that the persons involved with this process could have a very
serious positive effect on the removal of hydrocarbon contamination from
bodies of water.
If this process proves to be capable of clean-up then it should be given an
opportunity to have the process showcased to any interested party, including
The US Federal Government, US EPA, Homeland Security, as well as BP and any
other interested State Environmental Agencies. The process may be proven to be
an excellent manner to approach the petroleum-contaminated water columns that
are currently present in the Gulf of Mexico.
While the technology is not completely understood by the undersigned, it is
clear that the process may have extreme value, and it should be given a chance
to be presented and tested on a large scale basis. At this point the
undersigned is not aware of any entity that has attempted to undertake the
biggest remaining problem that currently exists in the Gulf of Mexico, which
is water column contamination by dissolved petroleum due to dispersant use in
the Deepwater Horizon Spill.
On Nov. 11, John Hutchison wrote:
Dolphins on film today [at] Cotton Bayou, Alabama yesterday tests came back
positive. Some media starting to come out from the west coast.
Large bird picture yesterday:
 He
may be referring in part to Cara Fay, who I had the privilege of meeting
Thursday in Portland. She flew in to participate in the Abundant
Clean Energy seminar, recording that event. What an amazing and
energetic person! Networking happens for her naturally. She's also
involved in a team of people who are building a support group around John
Searl.
 I
should also mention that after posting the previous story on Nancy and John's
work, I received the following comment from Steve St. Clair,
President/Co-Founder of EnerHealth
Botanicals. His product is named the "Best Superfood" by
Mike Adams, the Health Ranger; and is endorsed by Alex Jones. We recently
became affiliates as well.
Back in the 50s a friend of his was in the merchant marines/coast guard
and when they were to dump fuel over board they would hit it with very high
frequencies and the oil would just disappear. This was done on purpose
and for that reason. So the idea of high frequency treatments to various
substances has been around for a long time. It just hasnt been common
knowledge.
This same person was in the formula 1 race car business and 20 years ago they
were treating their fuel in the same manner and getting some pretty amazing
results. His opinion was that it was before its time, no one would believe
them.
 It's
my hope that this exposι of the Coast Guard can shame them like Who
Killed the Electric Car shamed the auto industry into making electric
cars popular. The co-story
in our news today is that Chelsea
Sexton, who produced that film, has now been chosen by GM to be one of 15 beta
test drivers of their new Chevy Volt.
The Coast Guard should be our friend on this frequency work that John and Nancy
are doing, not foe.
Today Nancy wrote:
We added this
song [Michael Jackson: Earth Song] to the "list" to use:
The war is over.
We declare peace.
Mother Earth has given us everything...FREELY
Restoration has begun; there is no going back.
# # #
In reverse chronological sequence:
To communicate with the Hutchison-Lazaryan team, Nancy can be reached by
email at nancylazaryan {at} yahoo.com. Her phone number is 850-227-6666
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D. Allan Nov. 12, 2010
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