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So far, it appears the blacklight demo was a disaster.

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Posted on January 28, 2014
BLACKLIGHT POWER – THE DEMO THAT NEVER WAS

http://freeenergytruth.com/blacklight-power-the-demo-that-never/

This is what really shits me. Blacklight announce they are having a demo of a revolutionary new power source. Everyone gets excited at the prospect. We wait. And then we wait some more.

Then they do it behind closed doors, say nothing and publish nothing. All we have are some comments that may / may not be from people who were actually there

Who the hell is advising Blacklight of a PR strategy here? Sure way to piss people off in droves.

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RE: [Vo]:BLP Coverage on the E-Cat site

Jones Beene Wed, 29 Jan 2014 11:52:17 -0800

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From: a.ashfield

> You seem to have a down on BLP. My take is kinder.

Be kind but not blind. You have not suffered through 24 years of continual
disappointment, hyperbole, arrogance and double talk. When one insists on
controlling information flow in order to raise ever more investment - that
is NOT science, it is hucksterism. Will the video change that assessment?

Actually, I hope so and want to see BLP succeed but those who choose not to
remember the past - are doomed to repeat it. Please remember that for many
years - myself, Robin and Mike were persistent voices of support for Mills
on vortex. We were following this niche before there was a BLP. It was
called HydroCatalysis, Inc. back then. And it looked fabulous.

Mills’ papers were a cut above anything in LENR, his experiments were
professional and he was being published in Fusion Technology, which was more
highly respected than today. The Thermacore work was especially compelling
because they had their own patent, and the work for the Air Force seemed to
validate everything. Mills had money and LENR was operating on a shoestring.
Mills was promising real products, not prototypes.

Things changed for me after two many failed promises and too many missed
opportunities, going back over a decade. Not to mention the sudden
appearance of Rossi, who even with all his baggage was showing something
exciting and even Millsean.

The Capstone microturbine fiasco was particularly catastrophic for Mills
reputation - because of the publicity and interviews, where Randy was
promising a prime energy producing product in six months, and that was
widely circulated. A lot of people thought Mills was the new Dirac at the
time, if not the techno-messiah.

It is not so much that Mills failed to deliver on the Capstone project - but
that it was the tip of a giant iceberg with many more false promises to
come. After a significant number of repeat failures - the suspicion that RM
could be little more than a well-educated PT Barnum had to be addressed.

Now we have the stark contrast with Rossi, who had less credibility at
first, even more scorn from the mainstream, a Barnum personality and trouble
with the law. But when push comes to shove Rossi can deliver - when Mills
can do little more than go silent on past failures.

The demo yesterday had all the ear markings of an old time Tent Revival,
hastily put together for nervous investors by a charismatic but failing
Prophet - who has to reassure his flock that the megabucks already tithed
was put to good work. Pass the collection plate, brother & Praise the Lord.

In fact, there is little indication that there is anything more than new
labels to show for all of that investment. Did I mention that those who do
not remember the past are doomed to repeat it?

Is Rossi really in production? That is the question we should be asking
ourselves today on Vortex - not when is Mills going to have something beyond
vapor ware.

Jones