The folks up north are apparently a bit peeved over being slimed by their local media:
http://www.e-catworld.com/2014/06/03/swedish-e-cat-testers-issue-statement/ I can imagine that it's a bit unpleasant to find your reputation being trashed in this manner by your government-sponsored radio network. The radio message was very simple: Rossi is a scam so anyone supporting him is a fool. So they decided they didn't feel like waiting for their next report to come out and made a bit of a pre-emptive jump at the next stage. The wording in their final paragraph is interesting. "Such tests have now been carried out and the results will be reported in a new scientific article." This is not a statement you would be at all likely to make if you are about to publish a report that would undermine your previous report. Especially if your reason for making the statement is to fight off accusations that you were taken in by a scammer. So what effect does this have on the "Rossi is Real" equation we've been hassling over? Steve High
