From, ClarkPublicUtilities.com: Free electricity machine: Part 2 August 2002
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In Washington, the electricity machine proponents have had an equally hard time. According to an article in the Spokane Spokesman-Review (8/28/2001), an injunction was filed by Spokane Court Commissioner Royce Moe, blocking a workshop by electricity machine promoter Dennis Lee. Spokesman-Review writer Kevin Blocker reported that lawyers with the Washington state attorney general's office say Lee is a charlatan.
According to the article, "Lee has been barnstorming the country, looking for investors to help him finance the Hummingbird/Sundance generator. The device is described on his corporate Web site as a possibly free electricity machine. Lee is soliciting $15 memberships and the opportunity to buy one of 2,000 dealerships for the product. Dealerships cost $30,000 to $100,000."
Lee's companies, plus an organization called the National Union of American Families, are involved in a project to attract 1.6 million people into a scheme to become registered locations for an electricity machine. According to their literature, as soon as 1.6 million people have signed up, the companies will release the technology to the public, or at least to the "witnesses" who agree to pay to be dealers or demonstration locations.
One UCSA dealer newsletter says the first 10 percent of the witnesses will receive their electricity machine for free, and the next 14.4 million will have to pay $2,000. If you want to join the National Union of American Families, it's about $15 initially plus about $8 per month in union dues. According to the NUAF brochure, union members might get their electricity machine for free if they recruit nine members who pay $2,000 for their machines.
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