Well, this is what we know at this point: there is a Police Academy in Xanthi, there is a building that is an industrial facility at a reasonable distance near by, somebody labeled the factory as associated with Defkalion. Also the article from a local Xanthi newspaper I have indicated mentions that Defkalion would use the ex Atmatzidi's factory and that it will give heat from free to the Academy and other neighbors. But I agree with you all this doesn't prove that they will. It just shows that if they are creating an elaborate scam they take at least care to have some minimal props for it. Also, because we have a physical location for the plant (the one that is supposed to give heat to the academy) if one had the resources to visit the location it could be verified if there is any activity associated with production of the devices. Anybody willing to travel to Greece? Giovanni
On Wed, Dec 21, 2011 at 11:41 AM, Mary Yugo <[email protected]> wrote: > On Tue, Dec 20, 2011 at 8:25 PM, Giovanni Santostasi < > [email protected]> wrote: > >> AND HERE IT IS ! >> Go on the left of the academy and you see a symbol of a factory. If you >> translate from Greek this what you get: >> >> Former Factory Atmatzidis >> >> It will house the 1 of the 3 plants of the company power Defkalion. >> Also there have been some installation work. >> > > Hi Giovanni. > > Good job finding the Police Academy. At least it exists. I guess the > next step is to get someone who speaks Greek to ask them if they have made > arrangements to get steam or heat from Defkalion any time soon. > > As for the Wikimapia entry, if I understand correctly what Wikimapia is, > any subscriber can enter any information on the map that they wish and > anyone else could edit it. I suppose I could write "Mickey Mouse's Rum > Factory" there if I wanted to and it would remain until someone was > motivated to change it. > > Perhaps that is a bit of evidence that Defkalion is planning to build a > factory but it is not support for their claims that they will make and > market 300,000 Hyperion reactors in calendar year 2012! Anyway, thanks. > We know a little more now than we did before. > > > >
