McKubre is a very careful in his wording. He has to be in his position – almost 
a diplomat.

 

When he says: “If one were to reshuffle the neutrons of the five stable Ni 
isotopes in the directions of the revealed changes, we would have a great deal 
of energy—possibly far too much”... 

 

Yup. That is the understatement of the year… it is like 100 times too much 
energy depending on how representative the sample was – yet with gamma 
radiation near background, if not below. This is a physical impossibility. 

 

That speaks volumes to those who categorically reject the idea that there is 
“no motivation for deceit.” The sample was compromised. 

 

Jones

 

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