Many inventions of the past never saw the light of day because they were either deemed too dangerous, or would, in the long term, prevent certain companies from making huge profits. Join us, as we look at forbidden technologies and the silencing of their inventors.

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Williams X Jet

The Williams XJet, developed by Williams International, was a small, singleperson, lightweight vertical takeoff and landing aircraft powered by a modified Williams F107 turbofan engine — designated WR197 — with some minor modifications. Because of its design, the craft was dubbed "The Flying Pulpit". It was designed to transport one operator and be controlled by leaning in the desired direction while regulating engine output power. It could move in any direction, accelerate quickly, hover and rotate on its axis, as well as remain aloft for up to 45 minutes, and travel at speeds of up to 60 mph. The United States Army evaluated it in the 1980s, but it was deemed inferior to the capabilities of helicopters and small, uncrewed aircraft, so the XJet program was halted.

The Radiant Energy Device

Dr. T. Henry Moray of Salt Lake City invented the first gadget to extract energy from the meta frequency oscillations of empty space in the early 1900s. Moray was eventually able to create a free energy gadget that weighed sixty pounds and generated 50,000 watts of electricity for several hours. Ironically, despite frequently demonstrating his gadget to scientists and engineers, Moray was unable to secure money to further develop the device into a usable power station capable of supplying electrical power on a large scale. Before World War II, Moray worked briefly with the Rural Electrification Agency on the machine's development. At the time, the R.E.A. was reportedly penetrated by Communist supporters and highranking officers with a distinctly pinkish tint. These officials repeatedly pressed Moray to pass over all details of his gadget to the Soviet Union, including arranging for highlevel Soviet scientists to visit the Moray laboratory to view the device in action. On the initiative of the Communistinfiltrated R.E.A., one person—let us call him "Z"—spent about two months in Moray's laboratory and managed to gain Moray's full confidence. Moray eventually revealed most of the secrets of the manufacture of his special valve to "Z"—the only person in whom Moray had ever entirely confided. There is considerable evidence that "Z" was a Soviet operative, and that this was where the Soviets originally got the idea to construct the hyperspace amplifiers that would later be utilized in their psychotronic weapons.