The Lee-Tseung Lead Out Theory

[broli]

How do you tell a bearing's performance by looking at a photo of it, Hans?
Paul.

He has a point. They could be frictionless bearings using magnetic attraction/repulsion or something else.

http://www.synchrony.com/products/indmb.cfm.htm

[hansvonlieven]

You still don't get it do you?

This is how Lawrence works. He wanted to give his Mr. Wang credibility for his so called motor so he picked a real company called Wang, who make ball bearings, ascribed the company to "his" Wang and created a fictitious contract involving $ 200M. Now "his" Wang is someone to be reckoned with and his motor therefore must be real.

He did the same thing when he found Lawrence Tseung, a graduate in aeronautics at Southampton University and assumed his credentials, or the computer guy in America, also a Lawrence Tseung, but a different person. Both appear in Lawrence's CV. I checked, so I know. The same with Tsinghua University. I checked there too, they know of him but have very politely distanced themselves from him. This is all old hat, you will find all this buried in this thread fairly early in the piece.

Hans von Lieven

[Paul-R]

You still don't get it do you?

This is how Lawrence works. He wanted to give his Mr. Wang credibility for his so called motor so he picked a real company called Wang, who make ball bearings, ascribed the company to "his" Wang and created a fictitious contract involving $ 200M. Now "his" Wang is someone to be reckoned with and his motor therefore must be real.

He did the same thing when he found Lawrence Tseung, a graduate in aeronautics at Southampton University and assumed his credentials, or the computer guy in America, also a Lawrence Tseung, but a different person. Both appear in Lawrence's CV. I checked, so I know. The same with Tsinghua University. I checked there too, they know of him but have very politely distanced themselves from him. This is all old hat, you will find all this buried in this thread fairly early in the piece.

Hans von Lieven

If you were a little more honest, you would put in a few "ifs".
In fact, as the French would say, you would have to put in
enough "ifs" to put the Eiffel tower into a jam jar.
Paul.

[hansvonlieven]

Paul,

IF you had done as much research into Mr. Tseung as I have you wouldn't be talking like you do.

enough ifs for you?

Hans von Lieven

[utilitarian]

You still don't get it do you?

This is how Lawrence works. He wanted to give his Mr. Wang credibility for his so called motor so he picked a real company called Wang, who make ball bearings, ascribed the company to "his" Wang and created a fictitious contract involving $ 200M. Now "his" Wang is someone to be reckoned with and his motor therefore must be real.

He did the same thing when he found Lawrence Tseung, a graduate in aeronautics at Southampton University and assumed his credentials, or the computer guy in America, also a Lawrence Tseung, but a different person. Both appear in Lawrence's CV. I checked, so I know. The same with Tsinghua University. I checked there too, they know of him but have very politely distanced themselves from him. This is all old hat, you will find all this buried in this thread fairly early in the piece.

Hans von Lieven

That is a good theory, but the only thing is that WIPO patent application, where it does list Lawrence and Mr. Lee.