On Mon, Nov 21, 2011 at 2:34 PM, Akira Shirakawa <shirakawa.ak...@gmail.com>wrote:
> We are no more in the mode of public tests, the times of public tests are >> over. We are manufacturing plants for our Customers, and our Customers will >> test the plants they have bought. >> The proposal of Celani is just a provocation, and an insult to all the >> people that already made tests. >> We are working for our Customers, not for the curiosity of our >> competitors. >> By the way: Celani is using since decades the money of the taxpayer to >> make his apparatuses: he should employ his time to make worth the public >> money he is using, instead of going to try to “test” the work of others. >> Warm Regards, A.R. >> > That is a ridiculous, tangential, and totally inappropriate defensive response. Why would Rossi consider a reasonable proposal to conduct an independent test "a provocation and an insult"? Unless of course, his device would not pass the test?
