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|    FABLES from Belfort Instruments Bruce R.    |
|    20 Nov 09 13:34:09    |
      XPost: balt.general, nm.general       From: nonscrivetemi@pboxmix.winstonsmith.info              Bruce R. Robinson and his company are now pointing to a newspaper       story written by Jacques Kelly titled It's Belfort - for good measure!       Poor Jacques only wrote what somebody told me... he didn't check his       facts! He relied on somebody who had something to gain at his expense.              The story depicts yet another company president from the 1990s who       talked out his ass like the other company president from year 2001       going forward who boldly, but falsely claimed "The Wright Brothers       Relied on Us" when nothing could be further from the truth!              What is it about Belfort Instruments company presidents (plural) and a       Belfort owner named Bruce R. Robinson who talk out their asses       repeatedly with no definitive historical facts, files or archives to       back up their wild assertions?                     For the record Mr. Robinson:              Here is what the NATIONAL MUSEUM OF AMERICAN HISTORY (NMAH) at       12th Street and Constitution Avenue, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20560       notes:              JULIEN PIERRE FRIEZ PAPERS, 1887-1894, 1896-1898              Julien Pierre Friez (1852-1916) was born in France and came to the       United States at the age of 15. He worked with Robert Henning in       Ottawa, Illinois on telegraphy equipment, circa 1868; later he was a       foreman for Ottomar Mergentheler, circa 1880-1890. After leaving       Mergentheler, Friez moved to Baltimore where he set up Belfort       Laboratories and began a manufacture of scientific instruments. He       later acquired an interest in meteorology and did important work on       the       design and manufacture of meteorological recording instruments.              Reference: http://www.colby.edu/sts/97guide/sm_nmah.html                     The Belfort/Friez weather company was not found in 1876 as reported       on Belfort's company website since Mr. Julian Friez never made it to       Baltimore to set up shop until sometime in the 1890s.              Mr. Robinson: WON'T YOU PLEASE STOP PUBLISHING YOUR LIES!!!              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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