Sent: Tuesday, December 16, 2025 at 11:13:34 PM EST
Subject: "A theoretical physicist and fusion scientist, Loureiro joined MIT as a faculty member in 2016, and was appointed deputy director of the Plasma Science and Fusion Center (PSFC) in 2022. Loureiro succeeds Dennis Whyte, who stepped down at the end of 2023 t
BREAKING: MIT Professor Shot and Killed in His Massachusetts Home
This is the link: https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2025/12/breaking-mit-professor-shot-killed-his-home/
This is the link: https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2025/12/breaking-mit-professor-shot-killed-his-home/
Fusion power has always been around the corner.
So, what happens if he had rounded the corner?
Do you know what cheap, ubiquitous electricity from fusion reactors would do to the economies of the Middle East?
Destroy them.
Ditto Russia's oil exports.
Why is that?
There are already plans to create eFuels using cheap electricity from fission reactors. https://www.valaratomics.com/ How do you do this? Cheap electricity, catalysts, and nothing more than carbon and hydrogen to create methane.
Now wait till fusion reactors come to fruition.
I betcha his murder involved a love triangle, business dispute, or, if found to be a professional hit job, a State actor.
Think I'm kidding?
Dr. Liu was very close to unraveling the protein folds of the "COVID" virus.
Had he done so, then the world would have discovered that the virus was manmade, and not naturally occurring.
Reminds me of what my late Uncle Jack said to me years ago about Vincent Foster.
"Do you think he was murdered?," I asked.
"Yes, I think so," he said.
"Why do you think so?," I replied.
"Because the crime scene was disturbed," he said.
Now a lot of people are "disturbed"--which is an entirely different subject--but related.
ReplyDeleteIn 50 years,the minds of our citizenry has deteriorated noticeably and their coping mechanism even further and the question is WHY?
Imagine during world war 2,Korea or Vietnam,if people in the U.S.A. would react to family members battlefield deaths, economic hardship--you name it--the way people do now--by murdering,attempting to murder,taking drugs(up to overdosing)and more. But somehow,our parents and grandparents didn't. They didn't fall apart,they tightened their belts and forged on--but we were great then(and 90-95% White).People were fit,hard working,patriotic,more religious than today. Yes,a few beers were consumed on the weekend,but that was the extent of blowing off steam.
Something changed. I and others have listed many reasons:internet,creeping(and fast walking)communism/globalism--which includes the border invasions around the world by spics,muslims and blacks.
As an added bonus,COVID shots and who knows what else "they" are putting in us.
The destruction of the America I grew up witnessing is heading toward completion.
Happy new year.
--GRA