What if there was a political figure up for a re-election whose chances at re-election were iffy.
How would this political figure use this to his advantage after other various green energy initiatives back fired? Would you have one of your agencies buy a few units and "work" with the inventor to claim that this was a result of a special support program to create new industry and jobs? What would be the outcome of an announcement that the politician lead the effort and provided financing and technical support for development? When would you have the scientist's come forward with the discovery? Early fall? Late summer? October? Remember Al Gore invented the Internet! On Jan 18, 2012, at 9:04 PM, Terry Blanton <hohlr...@gmail.com> wrote: > On Wed, Jan 18, 2012 at 7:31 PM, Jones Beene <jone...@pacbell.net> wrote: > >> Did anyone look for a time stamp on the video? It was obviously not taken at >> the same time at the earlier one, since the door is now closed. Also, when >> did the second video surface? >> >> Had Terry not posted that Rossi has already let it slip that he was >> replacing gaskets in the "megawatt unit," then it would be easy for him, or >> a supporter to say the second video was taken on October 29, say, right >> before it was to be shipped, and furthermore that Rossi was doing the work >> at the "customer's" facility. Riiiight. > > How has Rossi survived financially? > > When AR made his agreement with DGT, he made it clear that they could > have rights to all "but the military". Many on the internet > interpreted this to mean that AR did NOT want his invention to be used > by the military and assigned him to noble causes (not Nobel, who > regretted making TNT). Well, this author interpreted it differently. > I saw it as an indication that AR already HAD AN AGREEMENT WITH THE > MILITARY. (I know, Mary, don't bother.) > > Now, all indications (to this author) is that AR is being funded by > the military and his demonstration in October marked a milestone for a > payment whether they took delivery or not. I would suggest that he > probably got €500M or more and now is working to achieve full duty > operation in order to achieve a second milestone. > > Or not. > > T >
