The American public has been scared witless by their government about the
deadly dangers of radiation for political purposes(aka cold war). Nuclear
power must be controlled by a priesthood of all knowing parishioners of the
black nuclear arts.



When a nuclear power plant leaks radiation that is less than can be found in
a smoke alarm, the public calls for it shutdown. How will a reactor that can
produce tritium be allowed in an American home? Absolutely no way.






On Thu, Apr 28, 2011 at 5:26 PM, Jed Rothwell <[email protected]> wrote:

> Axil Axil <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>  You force a reactor design direction by regulation and buying decisions.
>> If the NRC finds the Cat-E to be unsuitable for home use because of its
>> nuclear nature, then the big utilities are in the driver’s seat.
>>
>
> If the public disagrees with the NRC, and millions of people contact their
> members of Congress and the Administration, the President will override the
> NRC, and the commissioners will be replaced in one week. I guarantee it.
>
> You are talking about a machine that will save a typical 4-person American
> family $10,000 a year, every year, forever. No tax break comes close to
> this. If the voters become fully aware of this fact, they will demand that
> this technology be developed as rapidly as possible. The NRC will not be
> able to stop it. Neither will the power companies, or the fossil fuel
> companies, or the big banks, or the Republican or Democratic parties. No
> force on earth can stop 300 million people who want $2,500 each.
>
> If Rossi succeeds, it will be up to us to mobilize the public and get the
> facts out. He wants to keep this low key and non-confrontational. He keeps
> saying that the E-Cat will be only one solution among many. Frankly, that's
> bullshit. It will blow away all other sources of energy. Every engineer on
> earth will appreciate that, about 5 seconds after seeing the specifications
> for the machine. There is no way Rossi can avoid a confrontation, and a
> showdown. Let it come! As long as we can reach the public, we will win.
>
> - Jed
>
>

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