My poor naive and delusional friend, don’t bestow any presumption of ethics and fair play to this crop of extremely skilled miscreants and fabricators where the ends justify the means. And have no doubt; it was all about oil and the money that goes with it. Nothing of substance has changed over these too few years. All the old motives are still there as well as the ways and means.
Remember what happened to CIA operative Valerie Plame. Both she and her husband were destroyed and put into danger because they resisted the party line: the maskirovka campaign: the mushroom cloud gambit. This destruction of reputation and livelihood has happened to eminent advocates of LENR over the years. It’s on the record. There is no denying it. There is good reason to believe that such a campaign of discommendation will intensify to whatever level is required to meet policy goals and objectives. Rossi is currently suffering through this gauntlet of cruelty. But it has just started, a new cruel game is afoot, look for new levels of recrimination to be inflected. The leaders at the other prominent LENR companies will some feel the brutal sting of the big lie when they emerge from the comfortable and protective shadows of anonymity. LENR is an about to become an insidious and dangerous full contact competition that is just begun, where only the brave need participate. On Thu, Jun 27, 2013 at 4:49 PM, Jed Rothwell <[email protected]> wrote: > Axil Axil <[email protected]> wrote: > >> If the U.S. military industrial complex got exclusive hold of LENR, they >> would classify it as top secret. The military would begin a maskirovka >> campaign to cover any knowledge of LENR. >> > That is not possible. Information about cold fusion is too widespread. > People from every country on earth have downloaded 2.6 million papers on > cold fusion from LENR-CANR.org. Experts in China and other countries know > as much -- or more -- about cold fusion as anyone in the U.S. government > does. > > The U.S. government was able to fool some conservative U.S. voters in the > run-up to the Iraq war, and some gullible reporters. But it was not able to > fool anyone in the Chinese government, or the Iranian government, or voters > in other countries. > > This is usually achieved by creating or amplifying an artificial fog of >> war via psychological operations, information warfare, visual deception and >> other methods. >> > That is preposterous. Experiments in cold fusion are underway in > laboratories worldwide. If it becomes widely known that cold fusion is > real, there will be experiments in thousands of laboratories in every > country on earth. The U.S. government cannot magically reach out and cause > visual deception in Mizuno's lab in Hokkaido, or in the ENEA labs, or the > Chinese Academy of Sciences. > > >> Remember how the Iraq war was sold. >> >> September 5, 2002: In a White House Iraq Group (WHIG) meeting, chief Bush >> speechwriter Michael Gerson proposes the use of a "smoking gun/mushroom >> cloud" metaphor . . . >> > Such techniques only work on conservative American reporters and members > of congress. They did not begin to fool me, at the time. They would have no > effect on physicists at Tshingua University or Toyota Corporation. I doubt > that the physicists and engineers at these places would even know what the > White House press secretary or the DoE is saying about cold fusion. I > guarantee they would not care! The U.S. military does not have anywhere > near as much influence as you imagine. Especially not in other countries. > > Military experts in other counties are smart as our experts, and they know > far more than I do. It took me about a month to write that chapter in my > book. As soon as they realize cold fusion is real, colonels and generals in > every military establishment on Earth will see the advantages I describe. > It would take them a half-hour to figure out what took me a month. They > will soon come up with hundreds of other applications I did think of. They > are not going to abandon the development of cold fusion because some other > colonel at the U.S. Pentagon tries to play some stupid trick on them. They > won't even notice. > > . . . to sell the American public on the supposed nuclear dangers posed by >> Saddam Hussein. >> > The American public will not listen. Not if I get a chance t tell them > that this will save $8,000 per family, per year, forever. It is one thing > to go to war in Iraq. It is quite another to take away $8,000 per year! > People care about money more than just about anything. As Machiavelli said: > > ". . . men more quickly forget the death of their father than the loss of > their patrimony.” > > American voters don't care about the death of 5,000 American soldiers even > 0.1% as much as they will care about $8,000 per year income. > > - Jed > >
