Same counts for Keshe foundation
On Tue, Sep 4, 2012 at 3:55 PM, Jones Beene <[email protected]> wrote: > If you are asking for a personal opinion, then it is not a simple yes or > no. > I believe Papp demonstrated a way to convert radioactive isotopes, mostly > radium/radon, into electricity at higher than expected efficiency, and that > is all there was to it. You cannot ready his biography - including the > Fraud > involving the 300 mph submarine, without realizing the man was a scam > artist > at heart! BTW "mesothorium" from Papp's patent is an old name for a radium > isotope. Do not confuse it with thorium. > > I will admit that it is possible for a scam artist to actually make a great > discovery, if only by accident, but there is no proof that Papp or his > successors achieved this. He was not a brilliant inventor. > > LeClair may be much smarter than Papp was, but he has nothing to show. > Period. Ahern lives nearby - tried for months to visit him, and found that > he is completely elusive and without personal credibility. His "lab" is a > shed. His claims could be derived from what others have reported. Without > some kind of minimal validation - other than what is already known about > sonofusion, why waste your time? > > > From: Axil Axil > Do you favor the mystery energy source claims of LeClair > and > Papp? > Cheers: axil > > >
