It surely is enough to convict Rossi of war crimes, bleh, it's only use is as a drop or two for a Gin Martini, anything else and you might as well guzzle, NyQuil.
Posted on 11/24/2011 10:44:11 AM PST by Kevmo
Go back and take a good look at his "convictions" ~ they didn't stick. He got most of them dropped, and he beat all but 5 of them ~ they were "technical violations" of interest only to the Italian equivalent of the EPA and reading between all the lines only one of them wasn't reversed by the appeals court.
We have a number of choices here ~ a mob guy who penetrates the international alternative energy research community, or, a government guy who penetrates the Italian mob regarding phony oil recycling, or, an inventor who simply gets caught up in what turned out to be mob intrigue and the international alternative energy research community.
He goes with the Italian guys because they grew up listening to their grandparents so they know what he's saying ~ or a couple of people have 3 Sicilian grandparents we don't know about and count find either.
Again with the non sequitur?? Are you the inspiration for this:
Johnny B. Don't fall for this, you bring up excellent and rational points and they're hand-waived away to go in another tangent and you will never get a straight answer.
That gave him a few months to convert it to his e-cat modules (or just charge it up and add some water tubes and a couple of e-cats for display).
The court is not out on this guy ~ but he has some pretty highly placed relationships ~ and then there's his landlord. That could be a private issue or maybe Norwood has lots of bucks.
A worst case on the Norwood deal may be that Rossi burned down the building Norwood owned but he didn't have any insurance. It wasn't arson, just an accident with an early prototype e-cat that overheated (not all that hard ~ things run 1200 degrees). So he has to "stay in touch" with Norwood until he can figure out how to pay for losing his building.
BTW, plenty of sites offering titanium master cylinders ~ Taiwan, China, UK, Brazil ~ all sorts of places.
So, why would they do that? Safety might be one. Maybe governments require it ~ something has to make our robotically assembled cars as expensive as they are so why not regulatory excess.
You are familiar with the concept of how this site works, yes?
No, you can look for your own car parts in the future now that you’ve shown us you know how to find other sorts of references.
Clearly I am an idiot for even going here but from Rossi's own mouth he talked about the operating temps for his E-scam and it was 1/2 and less of what you posted. If it had those kind of temps, it could power a steam turbine.
Do not bring up Gaea, the Apollo program or Wheaties or their relationship with the mob. Do try to keep on the subject.
He’s run it hotter in the past ~ 1200 F is 648 C
Too many "names" at the October 28 event.Only a few of then needed to be "in" on it. In particular, the mystery "NATO Colonel" would have to be part of the con. I find it interesting that in spite of the massive interest and research being done on every detail of this story, I haven't seen any reference to this person prior to his appearance at the demo. I haven't been able to dig up anything, but that doesn't really mean anything, since Rossi is probably lying about his name.
Go back and take a good look at his "convictions" ~ they didn't stick. He got most of them dropped, and he beat all but 5 of them ~ they were "technical violations" of interest only to the Italian equivalent of the EPA and reading between all the lines only one of them wasn't reversed by the appeals court.I haven't been able to find the details of his acquittals. Even if he did "get off" on the Petrol Dragon charges, there were still two other serious crimes (fake gold shipments and gutting a company as it was going into bankruptcy).
And, there is the fact that his claims of converting waste into oil were false. I wonder what other inventions he has that don't work even though he claims they do?
It was your link to your B.S. story and it had nothing to do with whatever insane point you were trying to make so don't think I'm searching for it.
Isn't it time for Mr. Thorazine?
Johnny B. Don't fall for this, you bring up excellent and rational points and they're hand-waived away to go in another tangent and you will never get a straight answer.I know what you're saying. muawiyah does veer something fierce. But sometimes he comes up with something worthwhile (like pointing out that I didn't actually have any evidence to support that Rossi was the guy behind the Army story.
At some point, he'll get so weird that I'll give up. After all, as long as Kevmo's around, there will always be another thread just a few hours away!
worst case on the Norwood deal may be that Rossi burned down the building Norwood owned but he didn't have any insurance. It wasn't arson, just an accident with an early prototype e-cat that overheated (not all that hard ~ things run 1200 degrees). So he has to "stay in touch" with Norwood until he can figure out how to pay for losing his building.What a creative idea! Except that there is no indication that Rossi had even dreamed up this scheme way back then.
A much more likely theory is that Rossi had embezzled the money from the Army, and torched the factory to cover the fact that he didn't actually have any of the hardware he had supposedly bought. Also, that would destroy the prototype so it could never examined to see how Rossi faked the early demo.
There's an old joke about that: Two "legitimate" businessmen pass on the street. One says to the other, "I heard that your factory burned down! What a shame!" The other says, "Not so loud! That's next Tuesday!"
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Rossi said he found a new primary fluid that allows him to run at 450 C now.Frankly, I'm waiting for someone other than Rossi to tell me the E-Cat works. At all. Based on their experiments, not the Rossi dog & pony shows.
Rossi had no better luck in Italy finding someone to scale up.
The report points to too many solders in a device ~ which, checking with the former control board sales rep who hangs around here, that could be the only problem but it'd get the work rejected.
He, in turn, is a partner in owning Ampenerga and has been an employee of Leonardo Technology Inc. I'm guessing all the partners except the Norwood guy have been Department of Energy employees at one time or the other.
They have a $94 million contract with DOE through LTI.
Look, I believe Rossi's part of the story when it comes to mob influence that got his oil stash declared to be a toxic waste (which is different than his output). At some point the entire Finance Police story fell to pieces and the government backed away from Rossi. That's when he moved to the USA.
So, think about it ~ we have a massive backlog of applicants to immigrate into the US. Have had it for decades.
He appears to have decided to move here AND DID SO AT WILL.
He could be well connected. His friends are certainly well connected! Most of his partners of any kind have Italian surnames too ~ which may or may not mean anything ~ could be they understand what Rossi is saying. That's a chronic complaint about the guy on every thread involving things he says in English.
Regarding Rossi's inventions we have no idea how many of him he assigned to DOE for use ~ or how many of them he really has. All those energy researchers around him might well be front men for Rossi who could be smarter than we believe.
Rossi: Here is to learn really and, honestly, when it turns to learn I am pretty fast. This collaboration is accelerating the development of the technological declinations.”What's a technological declination?
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