Daily Dose of Tim - Christian Scammer Disgusting !!

Here is an update on what Dennis Lee is up to. He now has a new Christian ministry that he claims you can donate money to and it will be multiplied because he will be making those FEGs and selling electricity. But he can't demonstrate it until 1,600,000 "witnesses" are ready to see 100 simultaneous demonstrations across the USA at stadiums. Dennis is looking for "sponsors" to pay $10 each to sponsor a witness for the demonstrations and the "sponsor" could get $1000 per year commission from the sale of electricity those 30 KW FEGs make. The witnesses will get free electricity for life, up to 26,000 KWh every year.
He claims he can make Free Electricity from a permanent magnet "Hummingbird motor" that "produces 5 units of mechanical energy output for 1 unit of electrical input." He just has to connect that Hummingbird motor that he "demonstrated" across the country in a 1999 tour, to a Sundance Generator that is 100% efficient, and those will generate 30 KW of electric power without pollution. He also claims he can run engines on water, pickle juice, etc. But the truth is that the lawn mower he shows the believers just runs a minute on the gasoline that floats on top of the water and junk.

Lee is now promoting his new "ministry" — "Kings and Priests" — and asking for donations that will be used to find the witnesses at Christian churches so that they can install those FEG all over to start selling electricity to the grid. He claims he will be the major electric supplier in a few years and it won't pollute, etc. He will donate 100% of the profits to Christian churches. Dennis says you can donate money to Kings and Priests instead of to a local church. When the "witnesses" are found and those FEG are installed, the profit from selling electricity those 30 KW FEGs make will be given to the church you designate or that denomination, so $100 donated to Kings and Priests Ministry could be $50,000 per year that will be given to the church.

Dennis tells stories of how he "found Jesus" and was saved, how he met prophets that say he will revolutionize business and electrical power in the United States etc., how he met televangelist Pat Robertson who invested $100,000 with him, but then went back on the deal, etc.

The latest date Dennis predicts the witnesses will be ready is for shows on July 4, 2005.

If someone else says those are scams, then I'll say: "I have a better chance of getting money from those than from Dennis Lee's free energy machine."

Dennis Lee tells the same stories of how scientists said "heavier than air machines can't fly," even though birds fly and the Wright Brothers were flying for five years before the public wrote to President Theodore Roosevelt and asked him to do a public demonstration at Kitty Hawk. "So scientists are stupid," according to Dennis Lee, when they say you can't get free energy from magnets.

BUT THAT'S NOT ALL! Since each witness will get free electricity for life — up to 26,000 KWh every year — and they can find nine more friends to sign up for "Free Electricity," that could be $10,000 per year for the sponsor who pays $5 for a video tape or DVD that will be given to witnesses, or just pays $10 for each witness that will be found from all the churches where Dennis Lee is doing his tour for next several months. The church could make $45,000 per year for each witness. That money will be used to promote morality and Christian values in the USA.

Can you see a PYRAMID SCHEME? If only I mail a dollar to the first five names on the list. . .

It must be crowded at his office: 3002 Route 23 North, Newfoundland, NJ 07435. There's Kings and Priests Ministry, United Community Services of America (they distribute products), Better World Technology (they develop new products and technology), International Tesla Electric Company (they will be installing, maintaining and selling electricity from the 30 KW Free Electricity Generators).

WOW! All of those companies in the same office and the SAME OWNER: DENNIS LEE! I wish someone near Newfoundland, NJ, could stop by just to see what those offices and the "research center" look like.

Dennis says skeptic Eric Krieg is the "son of the devil" but he does pray that he can be "saved."