The Coming Energy Revolution: The Search for Free Energy

Jeane Manning does an excellent job of bringing technically esoteric material to within reach of the average person. That has always been Jeane?s genius. ... There are serious problems in our energy sector but none of those lie with the inventors. Since the formation of the monopolies the energy innovation socket interface capabilities have atrophied so as to be non-existent. The energy innovation pipeline has been plugged for some 80 years and courageous journalists like Jeane Manning are doing the dirty job of unplugging it. The public has been duped and consequently affords these special interests an implied consent. Its time to revoke that implied consent and move on to our clean and cheap energy birthright.The Hilary Burtons would have us believe that the Enron?s of the world are doing what?s best for us all and the environment. Martin J. Burger...

If I could give more then 5 stars I would. I loved this book. All those other people who gave this book less then 5 stars are crazy!! What planet are you from?? Cause here on Mars this book is a great hit. I just wanted all you Earthlings to know that!

Great book! I've researched "free energy" for more than 22 years myself and this was the 1st book I could give to friends to explain the whole scene to them. It gives the history, like Tesla, Moray, Reich, Schauberger, and it shows you how big (and growing fast) the New Energy field is today. It also gives enough information for the researcher to direct his or her interests to the inventor that they wish to focus and further their attention on. This would save the researcher alot of time, as Jeane Manning has done all of the foot work for you in this book.

If you're looking for one book to quickly familiarize yourself with the topic, something written for the lay-man, someone who hasn't dabbled in the subject for many years yet, this is the one. Jeane Manning's book is an impartial text, written from a professional journalistic point of view, of some of the inventors and companies who today beleive that energy can be tapped from the vaccum under certain configurations and circumstances. Unlike other more "new age" titles on the subject, and "perpetual motion" fringe sources of the past, this tome relates the research in clear non-spiritual terms which can be applied to any electronics and engineering course. The resource directory compiled at the end of the book can put you in touch with all the major players in the field to track down more technical newsletters and websites.

Now nearly two years old, Jeane Manning's book still stands as the best introduction to the New Energy Technology field, with an excellent resource section at the back for those that want to develop their interests further and get involved. If only a tiny fraction of this work is true, what is the environmental movement doing about to support New Energy? Advanced renewable energies, water powered cars, the inside story on the cold fusion cover-up; all written in a simple straightforward fashion. Amazing! You could give this to book to your mother or a complete novice and they would come away knowing more than most PhDs do about the future of energy and hopefully inspired to do something about it. The questions is not if this is a good book or not but why is nothing being said in the press or done to promote these incredibly important developments? A great present for every science or engineering orientated teenager too. Inspiring stuff.