That's a good sign. Because the reality is, no one is going to care whatsoever about Rossi's quirks if he really has what he says he has. I think that's what Rossi is thinking too.
On Wed, Apr 9, 2014 at 1:07 PM, Jed Rothwell <jedrothw...@gmail.com> wrote: > Okay, I have the book. The .mobi version opens automatically with the > Kindle for PC program. > > This is an accurate and well-written account. It is depressing. I am glad > Lewan made public many events and people's names, because it means I do not > keep them secret any more. > > The book harshly criticizes Rossi in places. I am a little surprised that > Rossi is not upset with Lewan. Rossi has a generous nature at times. > > The history described in this book is depressing, but the present is > somewhat brighter. I have a good impression of the people in North > Carolina, Cherokee Investments Partners, who are now working with Rossi. I > do not know much about them, but I have a good impression. I think Rossi > likes them, which is essential for success. This is probably the best > opportunity Rossi can hope for. > > - Jed > >
