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Murdered plasma physicist Nuno Loureiro discussing new magnet technology and how it increased his outlook on fusion energy and his goal to bring it to world as fast as possible. Dec 2024, one of his last interviews

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📣 MURDERED PLASMA PHYSICIST TRIED TO GIVE THE WORLD FREE ENERGY 💥 BUT NO formal murder charges have ever been filed in the case Nuno Loureiro died on December 16th 2025 after being shot in his own home. He knew the secrets of how to release free unlimited energy to the world, as the clip below shows 48HRS LATER Trump Media announced a $6 billion dollar all-stock merger with TAE Technologies (parent TTMG) the private plasma fusion company which specialised in clean energy And nobody is talking about it ?! except Ashton Forbes (who believes his own life is already under threat) AND ME WILL YOU STAND UP FOR TRUTH? REPOST THIS FOR NUNO AND FOR YOUR FAMILY #fusion #energy

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