Why did Andrea Rossi choose Greece to manufacture his Fusion Reactor?

That is a question that has been niggling away in the back of my mind all year. When I heard Greece was in financial trouble - worse than any other Euro country, I thought the man was crazy.



Greece is not an ideal place to make power plants in shipping containers.

I recently discovered that UK debt is twice as much as the current Greek debt
Perhaps Greece has a secret history of engineering excellence that rivals the Germans?

I think not.

Greece is currently being blamed for all the things that are wrong with the western economy. While there are many ways to provide them with a reprieve, we stand by and watch them sweat.. This is not what the Euro was supposed to be for. It was supposed to oil the wheels of commerce and provide strength and support to affiliated countries.

While no mention of Rossi has yet to be made on mainstream media, his invention will boost industry, exploration, medicine, sanitation, local food production and of course the economy.

The Greek now have the hottest thing since the steam engine just at the same time they became insolvent.

Coincidence?

I believe they let this slightly crazy looking genius slip through their net. Whether they did this on purpose or by accident remains to be seen.

He's been working on this project for quite some time ... Longer than Greece has been in it's current situation.

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He selected Defkalion because they gave him a contract. They defaulted and are no longer his production facility. They claim to have a unit of their own so they either stole it from Rossi or are scamming their investors. Purportedly, they will demo their unit in late November.

Could it be he chose Greece because they are good at pretending a system works?