The thing that makes it stranger than fiction is that *IF* there is a problem, and there may not be then the perpetrators may have originally been looking only for a Stanley-Meyer type of self-deluded inventor and yet lo and behold they stumbled onto a guy who really does have a bona fide energy breakthrough; which as fate would have it could be worth a heluva lot more than the few billion that the scam could have netted
How bizarre is that? From: Jed Rothwell Jones Beene wrote: If there is a problem with Defkalion management, and Krivit has posted most of the names over there on his blog, then there are three names that stand out. Strongly stand out ! I will be posting more on this very soon, since if the taint of an IPO scam can be addressed and nipped in the bud - as it should be, and this will be to PROTECT Rossi more than anything else. He may not realize the mess he is in. For once we agree completely. (Seriously!) I have been following this story and I don't like the looks of it either. I suggest you tell our friends in the Greek press and also Lewan. If the press exposes a problem now, before the October Dog & Pony Show, that would be good. Better the press now than the police later. With high muckety-mucks in the Greek government involved, you would think the press would be swarming around looking for a problem. I also agree that Rossi has a habit of getting involved with people he should not, and making himself look bad. His web pages are a case in point. - Jed
