I support your vision. Rejection of LENr is not conspiracy of evil, but closed-mindness of those who have the data, and conformism of others... Some self delusion to hide that shame close the story.
2013/6/27 Jed Rothwell <[email protected]> > Axil Axil <[email protected]> wrote: > >> The LENR developer will have a hard time in the U.S. to counter this >> geopolitical situation. . . . >> > The U.S. will use its soft power to counter LENR development. For example, >> they might use a stuxnet computer virus attack to slow up LENR development >> in a LENR development facility. >> > I doubt it! I think this scenario is highly unrealistic for two reasons: > > 1. As I said, cold fusion will be extremely popular because it will save > money. Lots of money. More money than any tax-break in history. Word of > this opposition would soon leak out. About 100 million taxpayers would > write to their Congressmen and the President demanding that the government > stop interfering in the research. > > I am assuming here that we can rally the public to our side. With public > support, cold fusion is unstoppable. > > 2. The people in the military are not stupid. They will understand that > military forces equipped with cold fusion will have a tremendous advantage. > An advantage as large as the British versus the Chinese ships in the Opium > Wars, or an ironclad ship versus wooden ones in the Battle of Hampton > Roads, March 8, 1862. In this battle, the ironclad Merrimack sank two U.S. > navy wooden ships with only a few casualties on the Merrimack. If the U.S. > had not developed the Monitor in time to counter this, the Merrimack would > have broken the Union blockade in the Chesapeake Bay and won the war for > the Confederacy. I mean that one ship would have won the war in a few > months. > > A small army, navy or airforce with cold fusion powered weapons and > equipment could easily wipe out the U.S. military in a few weeks, the way > the Germans destroyed Poland and France in 1939 and 1940. The people in the > U.S. and British military realize this. They assisted me when I wrote > chapter 11 in my book, about weapons. I only scratched the surface. Any > military expert could write hundreds of pages more. > > - Jed > >
