New Energy for an Ultra-modern VietnamWhat Public Officials Can Do for New Energy

July 2014Vietnam New Energy Group

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In this context, our next group – Government Officials – also have a big role

to play in the rollout of New Energy

To serve one’s government in the era of transition from Old Energy to New Energy

requires special integrity and vision

It’s a certainty that reactionary Old Energy / Exploitation Paradigm forces will try to pressure you to stall the New Energy

revolution

But be steadfast and progressive – and you will be remembered well for generations to come

There is strength in numbers, so form alliances with New Energy organizations in ASEAN and elsewhere in the world to stand

up to the Old Energy cabal

Use the media to expose the tactics and identities of reactionary Old Energy forces which are trying to stall the introduction of

liberating New Energy technologies

Criminals always hate the light of public scrutiny – so shine plenty of light on those

who are trying to keep humanity in the Dark Age of Old Energy

There are specific actions that government officials can take this year to help ring in

the New Energy revolution

1) In the National Assembly2) In academia3) In the business community4) In the People’s Army of Vietnam5) In the Ministry of Agriculture6) In the Ministry of Transportation7) In the Ministry of Education & Training8) In the media

The National Assembly will need to update Vietnam’s laws to deal with new situations

arising from New Energy

New business laws may be required to enforce the terms of new-era business cooperation

socially-conscious capital models

Anti-terrorism laws should include provisions for destructive uses of

New Energy technology

Suppression of New Energy technology (as we’ve seen in America and Japan) needs to

be outlawed in the Criminal Code

In general, the National Assembly needs to create a legislative environment that is friendly and favorable to New Energy

Doing so will help the National Assembly meets its targets for:

• Poverty reduction• Public health• Environmental clean-up• Providing communities with cheap, abundant

electricity and clean water• National defense• Economic growth• Crime reduction

The National Assembly can task Vietnam’s universities with several important duties in New Energy

• Translating relevant scientific literature• Revising the K-12 and university curricula to

include New Energy science• Writing new textbooks to educate students

about New Energy

In addition, the National Assembly can direct universities to make New Energy research a priority in:

• Agriculture• Healthcare• Defense• Transportation• Electricity• And other related

fields

The Government can take a leading role in guiding the business community through the birthing process of New Energy

Some state companies may initially feel threatened by New Energy

• PetroVietnam and its subsidiaries• Electricity of Vietnam

The Ministry of Planning & Investment can show these companies a constructive way to restructure their businesses in order to get off the Old Energy model and jump on the

New Energy train

The New Energy train is headed to some fabulous destinations, whereas Old Energy is a dead-end street

It is certain that we are heading towards a Vietnam that doesn’t drill much oil or gas out

of the ground every year (save for plastics and lubricants)

And a Vietnam that doesn’t need or use an electrical grid

Just like you wouldn’t stand in front of an oncoming car, there is no point in standing

in the way of these developments

But because those things have become so ingrained in our society, it takes strong

leadership to point society to a brighter future

And that is the leadership that VNEG is asking MPI, the Prime Minister, and the

National Assembly to show in the first half of the twenty-first century

Another organization that can help introducing the more sophisticated uses of New Energy is the

People’s Army of Vietnam

The PAVN needs to work closely with the Ministry of National Defense

in this effort

We can see today that Vietnam’s sovereignty is being threatened on several fronts

• Chinese incursions in the Eastern Sea

• Heavy-handed negotiating tactics with various onerous conditions from the IMF and ADB on loans to Vietnam

• Difficulty in finding strong allies

History shows us that Vietnam’s difficulty in protecting its sovereignty is proportional to its military technology deficit

For example, during most of the fifteenth

century, Vietnam had a relatively

modern army by international

standards

Most of Vietnam’s weapons in this era were *made in Vietnam*

This was very important because it meant that Vietnam didn’t have to depend on foreign countries for weapons technology

Depending on foreigners for weapons always brings with it various forms of indebtedness and the necessity of submitting to various onerous

conditions which limit actual sovereignty

Just as King Lê Lợi embarked on a “Manhattan Project” in Lam Sơn to forge the firearms

necessary to defeat the Minh invaders, today we need a similar project to develop

New Energy in the defense sector

Some key New Energy technologies for the PAVN and Ministry of National Defense

include:

1) Electrogravitic/Electrostatic Antigravity for atmospheric (and eventually exo-atmospheric) flying craft

– These craft can reach speeds up to 40,000 km/h– These craft can be stealthy– Can dramatically boost Vietnam’s nascent space

program

2) Supercavitation

• This is a technology to create a vacuum around a submarine

• It allows for super-fast travel under the water• Whereas a Kilo-class sub normally has a top

speed of around 44 km/h, with supercavitation it could achieve speeds up to ten times higher

3) Water fuel cells for wheeled and tracked military vehicles

• A Chinese attack may likely target the Dung Quất oil refinery

This would significantly reduce the amount of fuel available for tanks, jeeps, APCs and other military vehicles (as well as aircraft)

Water fuel cells could obviate the need for fossil fuels in military vehicles and significantly reduce the impact of an enemy attack

on Dung Quất

Similarly, antigravity would obviate the need for jet fuel in a modernized PAVN

Of course, National Security depends on much more than just military technology

Simply having enough quality food to feed the populace is a basic requirement for national security

And therefore the Government can seek to use New Energy to modernize Vietnam’s agricultural sector

New Energy will be able to cheaply desalinate sea water, which can be used

both for irrigation and daily activities

This will significantly reduce the burden on our lakes and rivers

As well as reduce the “sinkhole” phenomenon, which is largely being caused

by over-exploitation of ground water

New Energy science is showing us how we can not only make more fresh water, but how we can raise the energetic level (and hence the

health benefits) of water

Dan Winter and other New Energy scientists have shown that this new form of water, infused with a high ratio of Charged Water Clusters, can boost agricultural production

and strengthen plant immunity without using chemical pesticides and fertilizers

ZPE-charged water has also been shown to reduce growing time by around 20%

This will make farmers very happy

And it will give us cheaper, more nutritious produce to buy at the market

Water fuel cells, which are already in development for cars and motorbikes, can be developed for all types of agricultural vehicles

Similarly, the Ministry of Transportation can be helping to modernize the vehicles we use to go to school and work every

day

Currently, Vietnam has more than 37 million motorbikes on the streets

As well as 1.6 million cars

Over the next ten years, we need to convert these vehicles to run on New Energy

• Water fuel cells are the most promising technology currently

• Magnet motors and LENR systems may also become feasible

• Electrostatic engines (like that of Ismael Aviso) might also be a viable solution

By mid-century, we will probably have surpassed the need for wheeled vehicles entirely

By 2050, if we implement New Energy vigorously, we will have civilian antigravity

And a whole new world!

It will be a Vietnam without traffic jams

And because antigrav travel will be so fast, it will have to be computer controlled

• At 3000 to 40,000 km/h, we don’t want commuters using a steering wheel

• You will just tell the onboard computer your destination, and a mainframe computer will figure out the most efficient and safe route for your antigrav craft

This will significantly reduce traffic accidents

The Ministry of Education & Training also has many things to contribute to New Energy

Once the university scholars have developed new curricula and revised Vietnam’s K-12 textbooks, the Ministry of Education can oversee the introduction of those

materials into the primary and high school teaching programs

In particular, simple and cheap classroom science experiments

can be conducted throughout the country

to acquaint students with the basic

principles of New Energy science

Do you think an 8th grade science class would like to build an antigravity lifter?

Do you think a fifth-grade class would like to make a light bulb light up without wires

connected to its electricity source?

Do you think tenth-grade students would like to build an electricity-generating pyramid as part of their science and history

classes?

We think they would like to do all of these activities.

These are experiments that are bound to fascinate and inspire our young people.

These are experiments that would allow each and every child in Vietnam to see that fossil fuels, wheeled vehicles, and electrical

grids are not really necessary.

And when they grow up in an ultra-modern Vietnam, they will remember that they lived in that transitional generation that moved from the exploitative and debilitating

Old Energy paradigm to the liberating New Energy one

In rural schools, we could even set up self-funding hydroponic gardens which apply

New Energy principles of organic agriculture

The fruits and vegetables grown by students in these gardens could be

consumed in school meals, or sold at market to generate income for the school

This is one way for students to learn self-sufficiency, as well as to acquire useful occupational skills if they will be pursuing an

agricultural career