[0:24:55 - 0:25:05] Harry Turner, Oppenheimer was deeply involved in exotic anti-gravity research.

[2:04:20 - 2:04:34] James McDonald was a physicist at Arizona State who after seeing a UFO at Savannah River site nuclear facility at South Carolina was made a public mockery of Harry Turner was the head of the Australian nuclear program.

[2:04:47 - 2:04:56] Turner was well acquainted with the UFO nuclear link due to many unusual occurrences in Australia's own atomic test range.

[2:04:56 - 2:05:03] Turner suggested in a 1971 document that the Australian government invest more time and effort in UFO research.

[0:05:45 - 0:05:50] You know, and there was the Congressman Turner of the House Intelligence Committee and

[2:07:43 - 2:07:50] assured us that he's going to induce and get this passed again. And we've also removed Turner,

[2:07:50 - 2:07:54] Michael Turner, who was the head of the Intelligence Committee and the House of Representatives,

[2:08:11 - 2:08:17] Yeah. Because it would pass. Yeah. So we've now gotten rid of Turner, Crenshaw's there now,

[1:27:32 - 1:27:38] Well, you have Congressman Mike Turner, who represents the district that right pat is

[1:28:43 - 1:28:45] And Turner's out now, which is cool.

[0:29:31 - 0:29:40] Teller was key to the Manhattan Project. He was the inventor of the hydrogen bomb, and was named in a document written by Australian nuclear physicist Harry Turner.

[0:29:54 - 0:30:02] And Harry Turner definitely led all nuclear efforts for the Australian Joint Intelligence Organization, which is basically Australia's CIA.

[0:30:02 - 0:30:08] Turner stated that Edward Teller was working with others on the objective to control gravity.