Judy Wood, Ph.D. | Where Did the Towers Go? 25 Years Later: What Have We Actually Learned? | Part 1 of 2

Tonight on Veritas our special guest is Dr. Judy Wood. In 2010 she published a book with four words in the subtitle that ended her career. Directed free-energy technology. She was laughed at. She was defunded. She was pushed out of the movement that should have carried her. This past May, the Pentagon's top science official sat in front of a Senate subcommittee and said the science of laser weapons is largely done, and that only the engineering remains.

Israel has taken delivery of its first operational laser air-defense system. The Navy has one on a destroyer. The Army is bolting them onto Strykers. The word that cost this woman everything is now a procurement category.

In January, an Iowa bill defined illegal weather manipulation to include the discharge of electromagnetic fields, pulses, and sound waves. Tennessee banned geoengineering outright. Florida made it a felony. The vocabulary she was mocked for using is being written into criminal law by people who have never heard her name.

Tonight we skip the usual walk through 2001. Tonight we ask what 25 years actually taught us. Why the plastic trash bins in Paradise are sitting there untouched next to hardwood trees that are gone. Why green trees are standing in neighborhoods turned to powder. What decides what a fire passes over.

Then it gets bigger. Data centers pulling more power than entire states, machines choosing targets faster than any person can approve them, and what happens to a lifetime of photographic evidence when any image can now be manufactured in four minutes.

And then we go back. 70 hillforts in Scotland with stone walls fused into glass, and nobody can explain the temperature. One night in October of 1871, when Peshtigo, Chicago, and half of Michigan burned at the same hour, and survivors described sand turned to glass. Is what we call a directed energy weapon something we invented, or something we found again.

One more thing. Two days ago she told me her website of almost 20 years was taken from her, and something that looks exactly like it now sits in its place. 25 years later, somebody still does not want you reading this.

The Empirical Method - by Dr. Eric Larsen

"The scientific method, as it came into being during the Enlightenment period, is a method of thought known as empiricism or as the empirical method. Under the terms of empiricism, all conclusions are, must, and can be drawn from observable evidence and from observable evidence only. Evidence must precede any and every co