<Sunday's Sermon>
On the front page of Krivit's NET, there is a link to an article which includes an unflattering photo of Rossi looking as if he is about to tell Mr. Krivit to f&ck off. (With apologies to Mats Lewan.) Krivit states: > In a document recently circulated on the Internet, collaborators of > Andrea Rossi, a convicted white-collar criminal with a string of failed > energy ventures, have again tried to establish credibility for the > device that Rossi calls his "Energy Catalyzer," or "E-Cat." http://news.newenergytimes.net/2014/10/12/rossi-handles-samples-in-alleged-independent-test-of-his-device/ "...a document recently circulated on the Internet..." Wow! Doesn't that sound trashy! ;-) Since Mr. Krivit feels it is his duty as an "investigative reporter" to report on Rossi's work, I feel it is only fair that I add a few personal opinions of my own: Krivit states Rossi is a "...convicted white-collar criminal with a string of failed energy ventures". When someone who claims to be an investigative reporter deliberately goes out of his way to repeatedly post verifiable information in this kind with no apparent intention to follow-up on equally relevant facts pertinent to the above conviction, such as that the courts eventually ruled that Rossi was not guilty, that, as Jed states, Rossi had become a victim of Italian corruption, it should be clear to most readers that Krivit is far more interested in having it out with Rossi rather than reporting on the scientific report in an objective manner. It should be obvious to most readers that Krivit is hand-picking the news he wants to emphasize in order to make the ends justify the means. Krivit's continued vendetta against Rossi makes it explicitly clear to me that it's not likely that I will get a very balanced view of Rossi's work at NET. I'm obviously being sarcastic when I suggest that perhaps Krivit should volunteer his investigative services with the Wisconsin gubernatorial committee to re-elect Scott Walker. I'm sure the committee could put Krivit's unique investigative skills to good use in finding additional ways to trash Mary Burke. Hey! It's only fair. The democrats are doing their best to trash Scott Walker. It's politics as usual. As for me... By the end of December I will be retiring from Wisconsin state service after having served at the pleasure of Wisconsin Taxpayers for 36 years. I look forward to the day when Mr. Walker will no longer be my supreme employer. I look forward to being paid to do what I want to do - full-time, 7-days a week. This includes the possibility of paying myself to have fun storming the state capital in order to express my constitutional rights. Perhaps "conquering and dividing" state employees right to collective bargaining was not necessarily the wisest thing to have pursued. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K1S_Pxw2n-U </Sunday's Sermon> Amen. Regards, Steven Vincent Johnson svjart.orionworks.com zazzle.com/orionworks
