NotWal said...
You'd think those charlatans would feel a little sensitive about presenting themselves for ridicule wouldn't you. Its amazes me that they are not tarred and feathered. They are thieves after all. Surely the law has something to say about it.
That's the funny thing about these magic devices, like water driven cars, fuel polarises and Fire power fuel tablets, and power balance plastic arm bands.
They are all frauds but if anyone steps in and stops them selling them they use that as proof that they actually work and the "big oil companies" or the "medical authorities" or "the government" have used their authority to supress the technology.
(I agree that sometimes this does happen but for the most part it doesn't. )
In that regard you are powerless to do anything about it really because the more that is done to get rid of them, the more they say it is proof of how well it works.
It's all a bit of a joke really.
All you can do is warn people and give reasons why it's a fraud.
If they choose to ignore the advice then at least you can smile about it when you see them a year later and ask how their investment in water burning car engines is going.
Or how their energy polariser is going.
Or how their power band is going.
Or whatever.,..
The other odd thing is, many of them will say something like "Oh it's going great, but I'm not using now because,.. blah blah (weak excuse).
They hate to admit that they were conned. Specially after being told they were being conned in the first place.
There's lots of things about human behaviour I find really interesting considering everyone has the ability to give things a rough analysis and come up with the right answer. But once emotion kicks in it totally over rides logical reasoning.