This blog is intended to ask important questions about the claimed explosive and drug detection rods sold around the world. Anyone thinking about buying one of these "detectors" should do extensive research before making a purchase. We also examine nearly identical products such as the Quadro Tracker, MOLE, the Alpha 6, the GT200 Molecular Detector, and ADE 651. This blog is not affiliated with the manufacturer of the Sniffex, ATSC, or any of the other products mentioned.
It is really too bad this British company is taking advantage of the Iraqis like this, and apparently they are getting away with it.
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Here is a suggestion.
Stage 1 write to the distributors of LRLs, those that also sell metal detectors and ask them to stop selling these devices. Give them a couple of weeks to reply then forward details of all current supplies of LRLs to all the detecting forums through out the world encourage people to boycott these companies. Impacting the bottom line soon changes thinking.
Stage 2 go public in newspapers radio television and put the manufactures out of business.
A small group of individuals are getting rich over this scam, while others are being killed and injured.
It's one thing to make these things in your garage, or basement, and take money from the Mike's and the Art's of this world; but it is quite another thing to sell them to people who are at risk of losing their lives while using these worthless contraptions.
Maybe difference is not so much.
If Mike sell his last property to buy mineoro crappy box, to find Big Treasure and entry big Richiness, he is dead man, no matter still allive.
It is my understanding that the Iraqi forces bought these things, and are trying to use them; with severe consequences. But the American General in charge of the US troops have warned them that what they are doing is pure foolishness, and will only result in more deaths.
It is really too bad this British company is taking advantage of the Iraqis like this, and apparently they are getting away with it. A small group of individuals are getting rich over this scam, while others are being killed and injured.
It's one thing to make these things in your garage, or basement, and take money from the Mike's and the Art's of this world; but it is quite another thing to sell them to people who are at risk of losing their lives while using these worthless contraptions.
Arthur C Clarke once famously noted that ‘any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic’. Were he still alive today he might also have observed that magic, when d…
I read this and found it extremely hard to believe. But it is TRUE! It is also very sad, but true.
"This is not just fraud, its culpable involvement in negligent homicide..."
"That’s what junk science does. Its not simply a bit of harmless new age hippy nonsense, as some suppose, it kills people and it does so unnecessarily and without any thought for the consequences.
This is one junk science fraud where action needs to be taken, and taken now before any more people die as a result of British companies selling dowsing rods as so-called explosives detectors."
Very interesting ... and frightening.
Dowsing, ouija boards, table tipping, etc., can be harmless fun if performed in the right context, but knowingly selling fraudulent devices for explosive detection is a serious crime.
Arthur C Clarke once famously noted that ‘any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic’. Were he still alive today he might also have observed that magic, when d…
I read this and found it extremely hard to believe. But it is TRUE! It is also very sad, but true.
"This is not just fraud, its culpable involvement in negligent homicide..."
"That’s what junk science does. Its not simply a bit of harmless new age hippy nonsense, as some suppose, it kills people and it does so unnecessarily and without any thought for the consequences.
This is one junk science fraud where action needs to be taken, and taken now before any more people die as a result of British companies selling dowsing rods as so-called explosives detectors."
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