> It is not in the interest of the US Patent Office or the US government > to suppress cold fusion devices -- to the contrary, discovery of a > robust energy generator that worked with cold fusion would be > spectacular for the economy of the US and would reduce or eliminate > dependence on foreign oil, one of the Obama administration's most > pressing issues. > > I'd like to see that form letter they send out. Anyone have a copy or > a link?
Does anyone remember this? In 2002, (or thereabouts), Randell Mills applied for a patent for his method of creating heat with a device in a similar fashion to the method that Rossi is using, and his patent was accepted to the point that they were going to issue it, until Robert Park pointed out that it was a type of cold fusion device. At that point, Mills, who had been out happily showing others how to replicate his work, canceled all demonstrations and assistance, and stopped revealing trade secrets. Craig
