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From: Jones Beene
There was no big conspiracy to silence the
enemies of 'Big Oil' in either case - at least there
is no evidence of such.
A shiek would not be worth his linen if he did not do all he could to
protect his country's interests. You probably doubt
Jones Beene wrote:
Stan Meyer was not murdered,
most likely. Nor was Gene
Mallove.
As noted this meant Gene was not murdered by an establishment
conspirator, but rather by an ordinary crazed drug addict.
The larger problem with all of
this talk is that it probably does the whole field of
I wonder about Paul Brown. He warned everyone he was being threatened,
discontinued his work - then re-started it later and died in an
accident soon after.
If tens of thousands die for oil in war, should inventors be off
limits? Most of us have enough sense to avoid walking thru crime ridden
Zell, Chris wrote:
I wonder about Paul Brown. He warned everyone he was being threatened,
discontinued his work - then re-started it later and died in an
accident soon after.
Indeed, the Brown case seems a lot more serious to me.
On the other hand, as I recall Brown was known for driving
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From: Jed Rothwell
Along the same lines, I do not think Park and Zimmerman are
conspiring to suppress cold fusion . . .
Just what *is* PZ's motivation on the Hydrino list? He has spent
countless hours debunking hydrinos CQM in particular and FE in
general.
Chris mentions Paul Brown - by coincidence there was this about him on
CBSmarketwatch.com today
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