When remnant winds of Hurricane Irma reached us here in Atlanta causing power outages throughout the Atlanta Metro area, of course my particular area lost power -- FOR TWO DAYS!!!!
And, boy-oh-boy, did I ever become furious!
You see, as one who has done some rather interesting and intense research over now the last 4 and a half years, investigating a variety of subject matter from the Federal Reserve Bank to 9/11 to the assassination of Pres John F. Kennedy to UFOs to the existence of ancient technologies (in many cases, vastly superior to the technologies of our current modernity) to the murder of recording artist Prince (yes, I wrote "murder") to the unconstitutional wealth-extracting system that is the current American tax system, the one subject that I hold near and dear to my heart is one of Free Energy and the eventual release of various free energy technologies that have been kept systematically and brutally suppressed and away from public realization for decades.
Examples of free energy had been demonstrated by brilliant scientist Nikola Tesla circa the early 20th century. Among his many inventions, Tesla had developed a means of transmitting electricity through the air. Yet another remarkably awesome invention of Tesla was that of an automobile engine that absorbed energy from what has been described even by Einstein and other early 20th century physicists as the ubiquitous "ether." The energy absorbed with Tesla's technology was sufficient to actually power the automobile as gasoline powers today's fuel-combustion engine automobiles. Tesla financier J. P. Morgan thwarted any notion of the dispensation of "free" energy to humanity, an idea for which Tesla had become a strident advocate. However, as there existed no method invented for measuring the output of this energy once distributed to would-be consumers, conspicuously eminent banker J. P. Morgan is said to have shot down this idea of free energy to the country and to the world. In fact, one might necessarily conclude, therefore, that Morgan is the principal reason for the existence in our current day of electricity authorities (a la Georgia Power, Walton EMC, Snapping Shoals and Cobb EMC, just to name a few in my home state of Georgia) that represent centralized power nodes for the distribution of electricity to our individual homes, electricity that, according to retired Army colonel Tom Bearden, Ph.D, is produced in a highly inefficient manner for which we customers pay exorbitantly. (You can catch that interview here as a part of a series of videos by Dr Steven Greer's Sirius Disclosure project: 
So, here's my question: If EVERY automobile is built to have its own source of power in the form of what we call an engine, then why can not EVERY form of habitable dwelling have its own source of power, as well?
I tell you that this matter has bothered me for quite some time, as it is absolutely illogical that our homes are not energy-autonomous as automobiles are. And that our homes, as I came to starkly realize when our power went out just a few weeks ago, are not coded by our county or state to have backup generators capable of provisioning power for at least one month --maybe up to even 6 months!-- just makes absolutely no sense to me. I mean, are our elected officials whom we elect to be forward thinkers so dense, so incapable, so inept that they can't create policies that could serve as immensely beneficial to the citizenry in the event of catastrophic weather conditions that might lead to devastating power outages?!!?
What becomes of food and milk after a just a few days of no cool-to-cold refrigeration? What becomes of medication after a few days of no power that require refrigeration?
I don't know about you, but I'm extremely reluctant to believe that some government agency or bureaucracy is going to actually pay out the $300 my mother-in-law would have to shell out for her diabetes medication had it become ruined due to NO DAMN POWER!!! Or shell out $400 or $500 for food lost to spoilage because the power was out for two weeks! What compounds the problems from not having energy autonomy is that many of our elderly are on a fixed income, and it just incenses me that there are rather simple solutions that ought to be addressed and implemented in order to mitigate stress, avoid exacerbating already strained financial households, and to help people still LIVE and THRIVE when severe weather strikes. The Universe dictates that the many Free Energy technologies that have been developed and yet suppressed finally become un-suppressed and finally be permitted to emerge, if only for such a noble and sacred cause as their ultimate benefit to humanity at large.