JEFF SAVAGE AND ONION DRIVE (First updated 4/24/2011, Graphics updated 12/28/2018))

Earlier we looked at a 55-letter matrix with ONION DRIVE, GRAVITY, and BROWN.  The odds for a meeting so close between ONION DRIVE and GRAVITY were about one chance in 924 (p = .00108).  No additional value was assigned to BROWN only because the word was part of GRAVITY  and therefore it would automatically be there.  Since Clark McClelland claimed that he helped Jeff Savage actually develop the ONION DRIVE concept, I looked to see if the name  SAVAGE was on the matrix.  As was seen above, the Hebrew word for SAVAGE is indeed in the 55-letter matrix. While the axis term is at skip -6,117, SAVAGE is there at skip 6,117 - the same skip, but running in the opposite direction.  Therefore it is on the matrix parallel to ONION DRIVE.  Terms that are parallel to, at skip +1, and skip -1 are deemed special case skips by me in my Ark Code book.  This is because they tend to leap out and, as such, make a more plausible case for deliberate encoding.  There was about one chance in 57 that the Hebrew word for  SAVAGE would be on this matrix at a special case skip, but the combined odds for  GRAVITY and SAVAGE to be in the matrix with ONION DRIVE were about one chance in 52,724 (p = .00001897).  This is highly significant from a statistical point of view; but as in the case with my ELS Maps and the Ark of the Covenant, it does not by itself prove anything.  As the Ark must be found where the maps indicate it should be (at 31 degrees 9 minutes North, 33 degrees 4 minutes East), Clark McClelland and Jeff Savage (or someone else) needs to prove that the Onion Drive really works and, given Nick Cook's book (THE HUNT FOR ZERO POINT), that they were first to develop  the concept.  This will not be easy, because just as my suspect Ark site lies in a restricted Egyptian military zone, any proof of an anti-gravity system would be classified at the highest level by a Government that has apparently already taken exceedingly strong action against McClelland and Savage for breaking the Code of Silence.