Project Camelot Interviews Brian O'Leary

Project Camelot interviews Brian O'Leary

Vilcabamba, Ecuador, January 2009

http://projectcamelot.org/brian_o_leary.html

Dr Brian O'Leary suffered the ridicule of his schoolfriends when - several years before Sputnik - he announced his intention to go to the moon. Yet by the age of 27 he was a member of NASA's astronaut program, slated to be one of the first to visit Mars. Several years later, he resigned (for various reasons) and took up a career in academia where he rubbed shoulders with - among many others - Carl Sagan at Cornell and the pioneering psi investigator Robert Jahn at the physics department at Princeton.

A near-death experience in a auto accident encouraged his exploration of the paranormal, and soon after he applied his considerable abilities to the investigation of Free ('overunity') Energy and psi phenomena. He authored several books and became a well-known Free Energy activist.

His list of personal friends reads like a Who's Who of notable paradigm-challenging researchers and out-of-the-box thinking scientists. In our interview we asked him to summarize his exceptional life, and present his vision for the future.

An optimistic, gentle man, Brian O'Leary is gifted to possess intellect, vision and graciousness in equal measure. We were delighted to spend time with him at his Vilcabamba home and are very much looking forward to continuing our friendship with him in 2009 and beyond.

To contact Bill Ryan or Kerry Cassidy, please e-mail us at support@projectcamelot.org.

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[martingsilva]

this is very credible. This one and clifford Stone, one of the best true TRUE stories.

[gallonsofrobbingalco]

Thank you for the interview!

Mr O'Leary is ingenious and enlightened.

Personally I think that we are beyond the point of reforming and restructuring the system smoothly. The mankind needs some impetus to start changing itself. The sooner it happens the lesser negative consequences we are going to have to surmount.

[terransage]

Oops. I didn't realize this was the channel for Project Camelot, not just a poster's channel. Thanks for doing the interview!

[terransage]

Wow, very impressed by this interview. Thanks for posting it!

[riggers10000]

What a guy, if you think he talked bull, then just look at the news and the world around you, RIP Brian.

[lazyfreedom98]

The Haters are the Reptoids.

Hydrogen is Free and Easy.

Co ops are Cheaper

Credit Unions are Bankable.

Progressive Taxation and Proportional Representation makes Society Happier

Make a Neutral Internet and Terra Form Venus.

[BjornPalmen]

Brian O'Leary died of skin cancer in 2011.

It is tragic that at the same time his colleagues from the astronaut course (which he left) were flying to the Moon and walking on the lunar surface, he studied paranormal phenomena like cold fusion, "free energy" and UFOs, without getting anywhere. He COULD have been on the Moon.

[casaamaril]

An interesting interview and an inspiring man, sad to hear that so many pioneers pursuing free or altenative energy were harrassed or even "taken out".

[acegjump]

謝，希望能翻譯成中文。

[soupful]

RIP Brian O'Leary and may we all carry foward the very reality and vision of becoming the Earth's transformers for positive change