Jones Beene wrote: > > Fred, > > Given that this incident occurred over twenty years ago, and given > that the information could be very important to others, especially > now with the renewed interest in alternatives - and the US having > passed the Peak Oil tipping point, can you provide more critical > details? > > If the name of the Ohio company and the inventors are disclosed, > then there is probably someone on vortex in the vicinity of Toledo > might be willing to track down the further particulars - even if > the inventors have passed away. There would be records in the > archives of local newspapers for any type of explosion like this. > Even if not on the internet - it would be in microfilm. > > Personally, I do not believe in this kind of conspiracy thing > coming from our government, because ... for one thing, if they are > too slow and stupid to allow known terrorists to learn to fly > commercial aircraft (with expired visas) then they certainly are > not keeping tabs on fringe inventors (although some times my phone > line sounds like a Gene Kelly rehearsal). > I don't want to get involved in a wicked witch hunt, Jones.
My impression was/is that it was a Detroit "conspiracy". The Congressional Record might reveal that the Ed Muskie hearings actually took place. "Just because you are paranoid, doesn't mean they're not out to get you". :-) Fred
