"When a true genius appears in the world you may know him by this sign;

          that all the dunces are in confederacy against him."

                                                                              Jonathan Swift

John Searl's purpose

The Searl Effect Technology promises to be one of the greatest of inventions for mankind and thus it is most likely to earn him titles such as the "Inventor of the 21st Century", but his true desire is to see to it that this technology be fully implemented as soon as possible for the benefit of the people and the environment.

The story of his hardships and persecution is a long one. Long after most men would have given in to the discrediting tactics of big business monopolies, corrupt government officials and of pseudo-skeptical imbeciles sponsored to speak against alternative solutions, Professor John Searl has never the less come back one last time to offer his solution to our planet in crisis.

The SEG is a revolutionary device that generates electricity with no apparent input from the outside, yet it is capable of supplying electrical power. It produces clean and sustainable energy with no reliance on fossil fuels such as oil or natural gas. Because of the obvious economical repercussions to big money oil industries and to the huge centralized energy distributions monopolies and their lobbyist in governments, the development and implementation of this revolutionary invention has encountered a great deal of resistance over many years.

If the people of the World should choose to support John's final mission, and adopt his technology, we would eliminate air pollution and solve our looming energy crisis. Anything that can be run electrically can be driven by an SEG, with no pollution and no use of fuel as it is commonly known.

How much longer will we allow the corrupt and powerful to blind us from the opportunity to heal our mother Earth and advance technologically? This may be our last chance to make the transition to a better World.

Most of us are aware of global warming and the hole in the ozone layer above the Earth. We also know of the mass destruction of the rainforests. We read about the nuclear waste from our power plants and its very long half life. We see our factories belching smoke, our rivers and lakes being polluted. These ecological problems may seem far away from our everyday life as most things still seem normal to us on a day by day basis, but one day we might wake up to the fact that we are too late to repair the damage done to our environment.

The Earth will survive, but the Human Race may not.