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Taken from KeelyNet BBS (214) 324-3501
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Sponsored by Vangard Sciences
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PO BOX 1031
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Mesquite, TX 75150
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There are ABSOLUTELY NO RESTRICTIONS
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on duplicating, publishing or distributing the
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September 25, 1992
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This fascinating file is from our archives and I finally
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found time to type it up. We kind of sat on it due to the
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nature but it is definitely Keely-type information since it
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deals with the "centre of gravity" and how it can be
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"artificially displaced".
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I won't go into the details of that but will leave it to
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the other Keely researchers who understand such concepts.
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We have spoken with several people who felt the Israelis have
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some kind of "secret weapon" ranging from UFO's to Scalar weapons.
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This is the "hardest" evidence we have found of such claims.
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As always, we would GREATLY APPRECIATE the sharing of any
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information related to this file, particularly technically
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based articles or hints of such, if you get the drift....
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ENJOY!...>>> Jerry
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This file originated in WEEKEND MAGAZINE, December 19, 1977.
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Israel's Secret Weapon?
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A Toronto inventor may hold the key to Entebbe
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by David Jones
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Two books have now been written on the daring raid which rescued 103
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hijack hostages from Entebbe Airport on July 3, 1976. Numerous
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interviews and official explanations have been given, yet the puzzle
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remains. How did the Israeli rescue mission manage to ELUDE the
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radar of six nations lying beneath or alongside the flight path,
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including that of Uganda.
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The answer to the Entebbe mystery may lie with a 64-year-old
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appliance repairman and heart patient. The first hint of Sid
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Hurwich's connection with the raid filtered out last June at a
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ceremony in Toronto's Besh Tzedec synagogue, where Hurwich was
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presented with the award of Protectors of the State of Israel on
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behalf of the Zionist Organization of Canada for a secret military
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device he had given Israel SEVEN YEARS EARLIER. Six weeks later an
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item appeared in the Tornont Star linking the Hurwich device to the
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raid on Entebbe. The wire services picked it up and the story took
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off round the world.
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The most DETAILED ACCOUNT appeared in FOREIGN REPORT (we would LOVE
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A COPY OF THIS ARTICLE at KEELYNET!, HINT, HINT!), a confidential
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diplomatic journal produced by England's prestigious ECONOMIST
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magazine. In an unsigned article apparently based on Israeli
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sources, the publication reports that "all that could be learned
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officially was that [Hurwich's] invention had been used in the
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Israeli raid at Entebbe last year." The article claims the
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invention
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"sends out electronic rays to ALTER the NATURAL COMPOSITION of
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magnetic fields and CENTRES OF GRAVITY of weapons, instrument
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dials and mechanical devices.
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On the Hurwich principle there was no reason why the new BEAMS
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could not reach and DISABLE tanks, ground-to-ground missiles
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and complete radar systems.
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The beams could also be TACKED TOGETHER to form a SCREEN that
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would make WHOLE ZONES SAFE from bombs or missiles. The
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Israeli's will NOT divulge what tests have been run, or how
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the Hurwich RAY has been developed."
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According to his daughter, Sylvia Winkler, Hurwich "was around 9
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when he started buying broken bicycles and putting them together,
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and when anybody threw out appliances, he would pick them up and put
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them together."
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By 1934, with no training beyond high school, Hurwich had won a
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reputation as the first private appliance repairmen in Canada -
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before that only the manufacturers did repairs. By the beginning of
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the Second World War he was known as a man "able to fix just about
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anything." Ontario Hydro pulled strings to keep him out of the army
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and built a public service department around him.
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Meanwhile, with government restrictions on metals used in
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appliances, the repair business took off. By 1947 he had built it
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up into Shock Electric, which remains one of the largest businesses
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of its kind in Toronto. In another building, he started SidCo Co.,
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devoted to making electrical parts. When a heart attack in 1950
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just about killed him, he sold the business and went into a
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comfortable retirement at the age of 36.
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The idea for the Hurwich ray came to him one evening in 1969 as he
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read about a rash of robberies from bank night-deposit vaults. "It
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just clicked what to do," Hurwich says. "I picked up the phone to
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the police - I knew a lot of the boys - and I told them I think I
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can stop those thieveries in about half a hour."
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Hurwich went to work in his basement with $50 worth of spare parts,
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and within a week had assembled a working model to test his theory.
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Inspector Bill Bolton, then head of the police hold-up squad,
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assembled police and bank security officials at Hurwich's home.
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"All I can recall," says Bolton "is that it was under the table -
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the device, whatever it was - and there was a bedspread over the
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table. He FROZE MY SERVICE REVOLVER. You COULDN'T PULL THE
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TRIGGER, you COULDN'T LIFT IT UP OFF THE TABLE and even on the
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table, you COULDN'T PULL THE TRIGGER."
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Hurwich continues: "And then I said 'Now take a look at your
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watches.'" I remember one of them said, "When did this happen?" and
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I said, "The minute you walked through that door. You walked in
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there about 25 minutes ago. Now look at your watches. You're late
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about 25 minutes."
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As the security officers filed out of his home, Hurwich's wife
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overheard one of them suggest that the army should be told about the
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device. "That was the first time it ever entered my mind for war or
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army purposes or anything like that," Hurwich says. He went back to
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work in his basement. When he felt the device was ready he
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contacted a brother living in Israel. Hurwich has never been to
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Israel himself but he felt "they needed it more than anybody, what
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with the Arabs saying they'd push everyone into the sea." Hurwich
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received a visit shortly afterward from two high-ranking Israeli
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officers. After a brief demonstration they walked out with the
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working model and every plan and design Hurwich had.
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Hurwich insists his device is not really an invention. He says he
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simply "took one of the oldest BASIC principles of electricity and
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put it to a different use." Which principle he won't say, just as
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he refuses to discuss how the device works. It only works on
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objects that WILL CARRY A CURRENT, he says. It can be aimed and its
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range depends on its power source.
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"Any magnet will stop a watch," explains Dr. Howard White, a Toronto
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consulting engineer. "It sounds to me like a very high-intensity
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electromagnetic field that he is able to PROJECT, but I don't know
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how he is generating it." White shakes his head skeptically. "From
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jamming a few guns to jamming electronic equipment at long range is
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a very large leap. But anything's possible."
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Hurwich has never patented the device - he doesn't believe in
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patents. "It's so easy to copy," he says. "I've copied things from
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patents. Just make a few minor changes where they'd have a tough
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time in court proving I'd broken the patent." Nor has he received
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any money for his invention. Oppenheimer and Co. of New York wrote
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recently to "offer any service to assist you in determining the
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commercial feasibility of your work, and exploring avenues to bring
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your work to useful commercial purposes." Hurwich says, "at this
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stage money doesn't enter my mind. I am not a youngster and I can't
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take it with me."
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Vangard Note
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Assuming Mr. Hurwich is still alive, he would be about 74 years
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old by now. We wonder if he might be willing to discuss the
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device further NOW? If anyone out there in Toronto wants to
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do some research, we would all appreciate any feedback you
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could provide. Also, we understand that a beam can be
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projected from a POLARIZED (usually circular) antenna.
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However, how it could affect a field RATHER than just anything
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in its beamed path is curious.
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If you have comments or other information relating to such topics
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as this paper covers, please upload to KeelyNet or send to the
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Vangard Sciences address as listed on the first page.
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Thank you for your consideration, interest and support.
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Jerry W. Decker.........Ron Barker...........Chuck Henderson
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Vangard Sciences/KeelyNet
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