Abd sez: ...
> Get this: lying, as such, is not illegal. Most > subscribers to this list are really space aliens, and > I'm not yet revealing my secret knowledge, because I > must protect my sources. However, I need money, so if > you want the evidence apply for a disclosure license, > which I will sell to anyone I decide to trust, for > the modest sum of $49.95. To inquire, use the email > address provided with this mail. Skeptics welcome. > I have also placed the necessary proof in a sealed > envelope, mailed to an undisclosed friend, so that if > anything happens to me, it will all be revealed. > Space aliens, you better hope I don't have an accident, > because if so, your secret is out! Many within the UFO community would love you. ;-) But getting back to your original premise, yes, it does seem unlikely that anyone would end up doing any jail time - assuming that Steorn believes in their ORBO technology. Granted, we are likely splitting hairs here, but it seems to me that if this was a deliberate con operation that someone will eventually spill the beans and go public with what they know. At that point what protection would an iron-clad contract give? Regards Steven Vincent Johnson www.OrionWorks.com www.zazzle.com/orionworks
