I don't understand the New Energy Times agenda. Very strange that they use Krivit and his continued description of Rossi as a promoter. Now they say it's a good thing nobody has given Rossi much money-- because heaven forbid this technology could have gotten to the public sooner.
As I am primarily interested in hydrogen nickel reactions, their spin on it is just insulting. I unsubscribed from their newsletter as a mild protest. Brad On Oct 30, 2011, at 7:17 AM, [email protected] wrote: > > > > -----Original Message----- > From: New Energy Times <[email protected]> > To: FZNIDARSIC <[email protected]> > Sent: Sat, Oct 29, 2011 11:18 pm > Subject: Energy Catalzyer: Extraordinary Scams Require Extraordinary Claims > > > > > October 29, 2011 > Noble Aspirations Are Not Enough > > > Rossi’s case is certainly extraordinary, and his claim is so bold that many > people cannot imagine that he would pull off a scam this big for so long. Or > that he would pull the wool over so many people’s eyes. But he has. A blog > commenter using the name “Penny Gruber” nailed it: > > “Rossi is a convicted [criminal guilty of] serial fraud. His discovery is > that, with enough chutzpah, one can convince a number of people that an > electric tea kettle is a new kind of nuclear reactor.” > > Fortunately, nobody appears to have given Rossi much money. But Rossi has > abused the honest and sincere fans who have given him their moral support and > encouragement. There is nothing wrong with wanting a new source of clean > nuclear energy or wanting liberation from the petrocacy. I hope Rossi’s fans > will remember their own dreams and desires for a better world and continue > their enthusiasm for legitimate low-energy nuclear reaction research and > technology. > > > CLICK HERE for the rest of the story. > > > > > > This message was sent to [email protected] from: > New Energy Times | 369-B 3rd St. #556 | San Rafael, CA 94901 > Email Marketing by > Unsubscribe | Forward To a Friend >
