Conspiracy Alert :-) You heard it first on Vo: But first, can you tell us, Jed, if any of the hits are from overseas, the Mid-East, TCI ?
Ever since Iran reportedly accumulated enough fissile material for a Bombe (please use the Peter Seller's pronunciation here) there has been a gigantic theft of tritium - from all over the world ... and get this: most of it is from signage. And therefor would have gone unnoticed till it reached epodemic proportions. It all started long before the Wal-Mart admission - and the Canadian export of 77,000 tritiated signs to Iran. Of course, these signs contain only miniscule amounts of tritium per sign, but since the NRC put out the word: http://www.al.com/business/huntsvilletimes/index.ssf?/base/business/123487651449910.xml&coll=1 ... conspiracy theorists have had a field day - and now claim that these reports are only the tip of a gigantic iceberg, and nearly one million tritium glow-in-the-dark devices of all kinds have gone missing of late ... ... making Jean Paul Sarte into somewhat more of a modern day prophet than he already was ... Huis Clos. Signed, Huey Claus ________________________________ From: Jed Rothwell <jedrothw...@gmail.com> To: vortex-L@eskimo.com Sent: Friday, March 6, 2009 11:41:52 AM Subject: [Vo]:Lots of people reading Claytor today This morning at 6:58 someone did a search for "tritium output" with the msm search tool. The first thing found is: http://lenr-canr.org/acrobat/ClaytorTNtritiumprob.pdf This person told someone else, who used the same search tool and search terms at 7:06. At 7:20 someone tried Google and got the same file at the top of the list. By 8:00 16 other people tried it. As of 2:30, 588 people have done this. Several other search tools have been used. These people do not seem to be reading many other papers -- only this one. It often happens that someone puts a link in a blog to a LENR-CANR paper. In that case, I can trace it back to the blogger, and I can see what he or she said about the paper. In this case I cannot tell, but it must be a positive comment or you would not see so many people following up. Blogs seldom generate this many visits. - Jed
