Replies to post #27082 on Cyclone Power Technologies, Inc. (fka CYPW)

[Molten Salt]

Thank you Bobby for repeatedly "cutting and pasting" one of my excellent posts on the Cyclone/FSDS relationship. Please continue to call attention to my analysis. But then you toss a turd into the punch bowl by making a statement of your own: "We now know the feds closed fsds for fraud." Oh my! Where to begin? (1) FSDS is a Danish company and the US government ("the Feds", referring to our federation of united states, by the way) has no ability to shut it down for fraud, excess profits, sidelining in sex trafficking, or any other possible offense. (2) Since your excellent computer skills have been showcased by the repeated cutting and pasting of my excellent post, I ask you to expand into "googling"! Try "googling" Falck-Schmidt Defense Systems! (pro tip: in the "News" section of The Google). (3) Then, should you stumble upon some Danish language newspaper accounts of FSDS declaring bankruptcy, left-click on "auto-translate to English". Stay with me! It's not that hard! There you will read that FSDS spent a lot of money expecting an upcoming contract to retrofit some armored personnel carriers, (as I recall--this was back in October and I might not be getting every detail correct). But the contract was awarded to another company and FSDS was stuck with some bills it could not pay. A bank note was delinquent. And so, they have had to reorganize into a successor company, Falck Schmidt Systems, after paying off creditors, and carry on with the TRL testing of Cyclone engines, and so forth. (Which I have reason to believe is going splendidly! Which should give you heartburn!) Going bankrupt is not the same as being shut down for fraud. You have spread incorrect info. You are not necessarily lying, as I have insufficient information to make such a conclusion. Westinghouse went bankrupt last year while building $20 billion of nuclear reactors in the USA, $20 billion more in China too. It is not unusual for reputable companies to get into economic hot water. Westinghouse is now emerging from bankruptcy and is in intense negotiations to provide the technology for six (6 is a lot!) reactors in India. But, at any rate, bankruptcy is not fraud, much less "by the Feds". (4) Bobby, do not expect me to again reply to you, as under normal circumstances, your posts present the image of a giant Fountain of Non-Sequiturs, that I have a hard time believing anyone takes seriously. Sorry about that.