-
13th September 2015 16:47
Link to Post #1
What exactly is the "Keshe Foundation"?
Why it the "Keshe Foundation" not a scam, why is the site still online? I need help answering those questions. What exactly would be the reason why the "Keshe Foundation" is not a scam? I cannot find anything "real" out on the site. No "real" measurements of anything, no real contact details, just some wild claims coupled with weird science coupled with no demos of anything useful. What have I missed here? If I would order one of those Magrav Universal Power systems, would not get any product and want my money back, how do I go about getting that money back? If this was such an amazing product, then why can't I find a single YouTube clip showing the amazing performance of the Magrav Universal Power systems?
My view is that this is a scam, please prove me wrong.
Found this though:
More thoughts on the topic here.
Last edited by WhiteLove; 13th September 2015 at 17:00.
-
The Following 13 Users Say Thank You to WhiteLove For This Post:
Art (14th September 2015), eagle0027 (13th September 2015), enfoldedblue (13th September 2015), Fellow Aspirant (14th September 2015), Hschneider (13th September 2015), Johnny (13th September 2015), Kryztian (13th September 2015), Olaf (14th September 2015), Selkie (14th September 2015), Sunny-side-up (14th September 2015), TargeT (15th September 2015), Tesseract (15th September 2015), toppy (13th September 2015)
-
13th September 2015 19:01
Link to Post #2