If CF/LENR technology finally manages to get off the ground in the commercial sense it may still face a very difficult uphill political battle. It's possible obscure organizations, like ALEC, American Legislative Exchange Council, may try their best to destroy cold fusion's commercial potential before it has a chance to get out of the starting gate. ALEC is well funded by corporations with deep pockets who want to get their business agendas passed through both the state and national legislative branches. They accomplish this by remaining as discretely as possible under the radar of public awareness.
Bill Moyers June 23, 2013 installment documents recent successes ALEC has managed to pull off. You can stream the show from your computer or IPAD at: http://billmoyers.com/episode/full-show-united-states-of-alec-a-follow-up/ http://tinyurl.com/knpthqk It would appear that this particular installment spends some time analyzing ALEC related influences that recently transpired in Wisconsin. ALEC was very much interested in making sure Scott Walker got elected Governor of the state. What happened immediately after Scott's election is now a matter of record, as well as the occasionally intense and acrimonious controversy that followed. I am a Wisconsinite who has lived Madison since 1967. As such, I expect to see some familiar faces pop up in the Moyer's show. But this particular Bill Moyers show is not really about what happened, exclusively, in Wisconsin. It's much bigger than that. Collectively speaking, as a nation of individuals, it's important that the population be aware of just how powerful corporate run organizations ALEC have now become, and what they are capable of doing to our lives. Regards, Steven Vincent Johnson svjart.OrionWorks.com www.zazzle.com/orionworks tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/newvortex/
