Re: What every happened to...


"Don W" <dontcallme@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Whatever happened to the fraudster that used to... Marc Dannenberg, or
something like that. The Canadian penny stock scam company was going to
make millions of dollars for him and everyone else who invested in SHEC
Labs.

...and the man with three names -- Tommie Lee, the Boson, Muon, Fermion
superconductor guy who insisted he was the only one 'doing the science'
that
would give us enough cheap hydrogen to take him and a few friends to a
distant galaxy?

...and the hydrogen powered submarines that should have been able to sink
the U.S. Naval fleet?

Don W.

Well, This group has none of the spark it had a few years ago. It's lost its
charm and seems to be populated by simpletons who have no clue or
imagination. At least Thomas Lee Elefritz was amusing, now we seem to have a
lot of middle school kids without much background asking elementary
questions or proposing rediculous ideas.

The group should strive to educate but should we have to start on the bottom
rung?

Also I don't see much of the preposterous solutions touted like they once
were. Stuff that was the "breakthrough of the century" seems to have
disappeared.

We've spent a lot of time debunking the more rediculous schemes but it seems
to not even be worth the trouble any longer. The fun stuff is gone.

Maybe we've succeeded and people are finally getting the message about
Hydrogen...do ya think?


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