Re: Great Thread Redux

On Fri, 05 Aug 2005 23:43:21 GMT, bigal@xxxxxxxxxx (Al)
wrote:

>On 5 Aug 2005 13:10:39 -0700, knews4u2chew@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
>
>>
>>Al wrote:
>>> On 3 Aug 2005 11:56:58 -0700, knews4u2chew@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
>>>
>>> >
>>> >Al wrote:
>>> >> On 1 Aug 2005 14:13:40 -0700, knews4u2chew@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
>>> >>
>>> >> >Your ad hominem doesn't change experimental SUCCESS.
>>> >>
>>> >> If it was so successful, why isn't the process in use anywhere, and
>>> >> why was Meyer busted for fraud?
>>> >
>>> >He wasn't "busted" for fraud.
>>> >He was ordered to repay a disgruntled investor and the judge made his
>>> >comments about "fraud' and then fined him $1.
>>> >
>>> >Big fraud huh?
>>>
>>> Yep. A $1.5 million fraud that was stopped by a court trial and a
>>> guilty verdict.
>>>
>>
>>Wrong.
>>He continued his funding the same as before.
>
>Nope. Ne never received another "investment" after the trial.
>
>>> In addition to returning Forrest Harpers "investment" (none of Meyer's
>>> other victims ever came forth) and paying a token fine, Meyer was
>>> enjoined to cease and desist his fradulent activities.
>>
>>Got a copy of the verdsict and any "Cease and Desist" order?
>>You are a liar.
>
>Do you have proof he continued to solicit and receive funds?
>
>>> There wasn't much point on working on the Water Fuel Cell Project if
>>> he couldn't solicit funds.
>>
>>He continued to do such right up until the night he inked a 50 million
>>dollar deal to build his production facility. Funny how he dies that
>>very night.
>
>The $50 million facility was a fantasy.
>
>>>Take a look at how much work Stan did on
>>> his project after 1996. Zilch. Zero. Nada.
>>
>>Liar.
>>His work included designing the "Super Heated Steam Generator" and his
>>continued work on the "Injector System" and computer controls.
>>Did you ever meet Meyer?
>>Ever go to his lab?
>>Ever been within 100 miles of his demonstration cells?
>
>If you're who I think you are, we've stood in the same room together
>at least twice. I was the one biting my lip and stifling a laugh.
>Stan tried working me pretty hard, but I never bit.

Do the initials "J.W." fit anywhere into that picture?

He doesn't like to admit who he is, but has dropped a few
hints here and there. Do you know if he was always this
way, or did Stan's fraud push him round the bend? I've
never quite been able to figure out what makes him tick.

Regards,

Bill Ward
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