ken deboer New Topic: Just happened upon a new patent , US app 20130044847 "APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR LOW ENERGY NUCLEAR REACTIONS' by Dan Steinberg of Blacksburg, Virginia. Obviously relevant but I am totally unqualifed to make any useful comments on it. 'Who are these guys?'
On Mon, Feb 25, 2013 at 11:41 AM, Jed Rothwell <jedrothw...@gmail.com>wrote: > Chris Zell <chrisz...@wetmtv.com> wrote: > > ** >> Use a little imagination. They can can accuse LENR advocates as aiding >> terrorists. They can plant child porn on their computers. >> > > "They" can do all kinds of things, and they already have. People such as > Robert Park have deliberately and destroyed the reputations of > distinguished scientists, fired many scientists, and interfered with > funding. They have had members of Congress demand researchers' tax returns > and personal papers. However, there is a limit to how they can do, because > the information has spread far and wide. > > People have downloaded 2.6 million copies of the papers at LENR-CANR.org. > There are copies of the LENR-CANR library in every nation listed on the > Internet, except North Korea, and I expect they have made copies > surreptitiously. There is no way that information can hidden. If it becomes > generally known that cold fusion is real, millions more copies of the > technical information will be downloaded. The facts about cold fusion will > be obvious to every chemist and engineer on earth. The authorities can lie > to some extent, but they cannot lie so much that they deceive every expert > when accurate information is readily available, and cannot be suppressed or > erased. > > > >> They can make an example of any one of them by murdering one of them and >> pretending it was a suicide - or just a "random" crime that never gets >> solved. >> > > There are 4,700 authors in the LENR-CANR.org library database. Do you > think "the authorities" are capable of killing off that many people? Even > if they did kill them all, the information would still be in millions of > computers worldwide. In any case, killing a dozen would attract enormous > attention to the field. > > This is real life, not a third-rate made-for-TV thriller. > > - Jed > >
