sci.energy.hydrogen

On Sun, 09 Sep 2007 15:22:05 +0100, Eeyore wrote:

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> User wrote:
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>> Eeyore wrote:
>> >hhc314@ wrote:
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>> >> Heck Graham, that Meyer Scam worked reasonably well on suckers once
>> >> before, so I can see why the Stan's brother is giving it a second
>> >> try.
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>> >> I think's it funny that both of the Meyer brothers have major foreign
>> >> investors always available to build them research facilities and
>> >> invest in their ridiculous scam...which only shows how terminally
>> >> stupid are the targeted marks of this fraud scheme are assumed to be.
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>> >I have considerable doubts that any 'investor' could be that stupid a
>> >second time round.
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>> The "major foreign investors" don't exist and never did exist. They
>> were a figment of Stanley Meyer's imagination.
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> No surprise there.
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>> Note that many of
>> these free energy machine inventors claim to receive offers from foreign
>> investors, "Arabs", "Big Oil", the auto makers, and even the government.
>> And they refuse to sell out because they'd rather endow mankind with
>> their invention than to have it bought up and quashed. Yeah, right.
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>> As for the other stupid investors (JW, h2opwrd, knews4u2chew, etc.),
>> they most definitely *are* stupid a second, third, and even fourth time
>> around. These guys will continue to throw money at the likes of Meyer
>> as long as they can, and the total lack of progress, bizarre secrecy,
>> and civil suits finding "gross and egregious fraud" don't faze them.
>> They are not investors. They are sheep. And after ignoring countless
>> warnings that their "investment" is a fraud they deserve to lose their
>> money.
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> They also seem to be American. I'm forever amazed at how gullible
> Americans are. It seems to be inbred.
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> Graham

Well, they're all three the same guy, if that counts for anything.