(part deux) To wit: http://www.e-catworld.com/2011/12/new-cold-fusion-success-claim-aussie-guy-says-he-has-fleischmann-pons-experiment-devices-working/
You can connect the dots with AG's recent outburst, prior to "the catch" which was the fumingly silly "realization" in a post to JR - that the BBB never shipped, in the context of the above. But it all fits now, if you understand that we are dealing with a sociopathic scammer with an ulterior motive. The line: 1) Rossi cannot deliver, since he lied about the "customer" 2) However, I can deliver, due my recent contacts "in Asia" (more BS) 3) Here is my PayPal # - buy shares in my new company now! All of which ploy was cut short by an "inconvenient truth": getting caught by an adversary you had thought was going to go away, if you could blow enough hot air. Hey - one of the great beauties of the internet, no? i.e. busting low level scammers before they can get traction? Probably another reason why the consumate jerk: Murdoch - wants to "restrict content" with bogus copyrights, so he cannot get caught as easily as he did recently with the cell hacking. Lock that cazzo up ! -----Original Message----- From: Jones Beene BTW - someone asked earlier how AG/Greg was scheming ... in order to profit from contacts on vortex, juxtaposed and combine with the emergence of Andrea Rossi onto the public scene, and now the answer is clearing up (GOW's strategy). Remember two things - first - he got his big start on vortex, kind of luckily and without "enormous bad intent", and that made him a ton of cash, what? 2-3 million? When crooks are successful with any scam, they try to keep the same formula going (at least the good detectives say this - you know: Harry Bosch and Joe Leaphorn) ...cough, cough ... where was I - OH - well its basically that "crime is amusingly habitual" or non-random to a statistician, and in terms of solvability. As for #2, stay tuned but the date of interest is December 26 in the archives. Jones
