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We have no contact, either informal or formal, with Mr. C. Poher.
I, Siegfried de Chaudun, along with Jean-Marc Roeder and the company Colab System, have no technical or commercial contact whatsoever with Mr. C. Poher, although we are extremely interested in the remarkable work of Professor C. Poher.
That said, when Professor C. Poher considers that the technological applications of universon theory can be industrialized and licensed, it is clear that Roeder and Colab, like other manufacturers, will submit to Mr. C. Poher a proposal for integrating his propulsion system into an aeronautical prototype made by Colab.
Regarding CKG’s ambitious antigravity propulsion projects, we are unfamiliar with them, and to date no negotiations of any kind have taken place between Colab System and CKG.
We wish to clarify that, although Patrick’s and CKG’s projects are certainly very appealing and ambitious, we are currently in no way associated with them, directly or indirectly.
Finally, I wish to clarify that I, Jean-Marc Roeder, and Lucien Cabrol in no way endorse the geopolitical and geostrategic views Patrick expresses in his message, which are his alone.
Although Patrick may have experienced hostility from scientific and economic institutions toward his ideas, I, Jean-Marc Roeder, and Lucien Cabrol have not so far encountered the difficulties he describes.
In conclusion, however estimable and respectable Patrick’s remarks and philosophical perspectives may be, they concern and represent him alone, and we cannot in any way be associated with them, directly or indirectly.
That said, Jean-Marc Roeder and I wish to emphasize that we have the greatest affection and friendship for Patrick, for his great spiritual qualities, humanity, and heart.
Siegfried de Chaudun
Patrick
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