Greetings Vortex,

Yes, the Newspapers have been real whores in their treatment of Cold Fusion
/Fleischmannn and Pons et al,
and yet they will take the money from advertising cold fusion products in
the future. I should be corrected:
Prostitution does provide a service for money- and they are a high
percentages of satisfied customers.
So..newspapers are worse than "whores". Belles  d Nuit accept my apologies.

My local newspapers have informed  me that they are not interested in
covering Cold Fusion, since it is not
local news.  Perhaps should an errant 100 mile diameter comet be predicted
to hit California- this also
would  not be  worthy of coverage.

For years , I have been a reader of Popular Science.
mark.jan...@bonniercorp.com  I sent him endless e-mails
on the topic.  Also anytime I saw a Bloomberg Oil article or a Wall Street
Journal x...@wsj.com  or madmo...@cnbc.com
.. I would  send the best CF report available..and never  a comment or
reply.

Mark Gibbs of  Forbes has  been a "breath of fresh air".  I even got thank
you replies, and I await his timely coverage.

With newspapers, they usually call the chemistry or physics department of a
large university for comments on a new technology.
These reporters..stop..at the first call of "rubbish".

Local newspapers are good for covering mindless-endless solar energy
articles, windmill articles, scandals, rape, personal misfortunes and the
like. As for getting an insight into our future or inspiring  new scientists
..poor..would be a most inadequate description.

My hope is that my local newspaper spells my name correctly in the obiturary
section- I cannot expect anything more from them.

The Truth is Out There,
Ron Kita

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