I assume this part is accurately translated: "So there were two parallel lines of research: on one side, the deuterium and palladium people, who never got anything . . ."
I have heard he feels that way. Maybe he means they have made little progress toward technology, which is true, but I get the impression he has the same attitude as Arata or Steve Jones: "I'm right; everyone else is wrong." He and Rossi have done great work and made immortal contributions to science and human progress. Why should he be such a petty jerk? Why lie about other people's research? Rossi is very gracious toward others, Fleischmann especially. - Jed
