UConn's Ronald Mallett Exposed In Devastating Article Based On Motherland Interview

For the first time ever, much of the true story of Ronald L. Mallett has come out in a new article written by Marshall Barnes. It explains the accusations he's made against Mallett and reveals how Mallett deceived Ravina Rawal of Motherland magazine.
 
 
Ronald Mallett scowls as Marshall Barnes proves his expertise. (Copyright 2007)
Ronald Mallett scowls as Marshall Barnes proves his expertise. (Copyright 2007)
GURGAON, India - Nov. 27, 2017 - PRLog -- In March of 2017, Motherland Magazine of India, published an article containing an interview with Ronald L. Mallett, of the University of Connecticut. Recently, Marshall Barnes, R&D Eng, Mallett's staunchest critic and a victim of his chicanery, published the article, A Critical Analysis of Ronald L. Mallett PhD: How Motherland Magazine Was Seduced By The 'Crazy Professor', which is literally a complete analysis of the Motherland article written by Ravina Rawal. It is perhaps the first time that any article has been written on Mallett that takes a hard look at his statements, work and career, not because of Ravina's questions but because Marshall fills in the numerous blanks that she leaves and reveals the moments where Mallett is actually lying to her and misleading her - an easy thing to do because she has absolutely no background in physics.

"This is a critical review of an interview done with Mallett and published the very month that the beginning of the end began for him, by the Federal Trade Commission raiding the Miami headquarters of his latest and greatest ally, Scott J. Cooper's World Patent Marketing", the article says before taking the reader on a journey through the back story that the media has never told, written between the lines of the Ravina interview.

Some of the highlights include:

"If you believe the media, and the statements of the Lavin Agency that represents him, Ronald Mallett has been building a time machine for at least 17 years and yet is no closer to actually starting than he was 17 years ago. He's the embodiment of a Zeno's paradox – in order to build a time machine he must finish and in order to finish he must be almost done, and in order to be almost done, he has to be nearly done and in order to be nearly done – he's been half way there, and if he's been half way there it means he has to have started and to have started it means that he's been on the verge and that's exactly where he's been all this time"

"With Mallett, you have to begin with his story as a child after his father's death. What does he say? It was the H.G. Wells comic book of The Time Machine that inspired him. What was that story about? An inventor who builds a time machine. What's Mallett do? Does he learn theoretical physics as a minor but pursue a PhD in applied physics or engineering, which would enable him to be like the hero of the H.G. Wells story that so inspired him? No. "

"Second of all, he admits again that the energy requirements to go to the past (using General Relativity) are going to be great, which means, once again, that all the accolades that he got were unearned. He's done nothing beyond what any other physicist has proposed!"

"Their fundraising video, promoting a "theoretical commodity" called Time Travel X, was being promoted as a way to invest in time travel but have the investment linked to the value of Bit Coin. In reality, the value was linked to the perceived value of Ronald Mallett's non-existent research which I was going to crush with real developments Mallett couldn't match. When Cooper and Mallett actually launched Time Travel X for $799, I immediately contacted the Florida's AG's office with a full-blown report, citing multiple possible infractions of the Florida state law 817.06, against misrepresentation in advertising, not knowing that the FTC was already moving in against WPM and Cooper for the same reasons, concerning his patent promotion schemes."

"Here's Mallett on Facebook, promoting Time Travel X in violation of Florida Law 817.06, which covers 'an advertisement of any sort regarding such certificate, diploma, document, credential, academic credits, merchandise, security, service or anything so offered to the public, which advertisement contains any assertion, representation or statement which is untrue, deceptive, or misleading'."

"The only question to be determined is when will the media wise-up and stop contributing to this farce, which makes them look stupid?  The Ronald Mallett story has been the original fake news, regardless of your politics. After all, if the news media keeps reporting the same story, over and over again – that other media have already told for near 20 years now, when does it ever, ever stop being news? But then again, that's how closed time-like curves act. Repeat. Repeat. Repeat. Over and over and over again…"

Marshall is adamant about his intentions, to not just expose Mallett's scams, but cause the complete destruction of his fraudulent time travel career.

"I gave warning after warning," Marshall says, "but Mallett was fool enough that he actually thought he could get away with this fraud, forever. After what he did to me and what he's been doing to cloud the science of time travel, I had no choice but to declare war on him and his allies, with my full and sworn intent to prosecute this conflict without end, not only using the truth in destroying his name, reputation, and ability to continue this charade, but extend it long after he's dead to insure his name is etched in the halls of infamy forever. Enough's enough. It ends NOW! People who don't like it, quite frankly, can go to Hell.

You can read the mind blowing article at https://paranovation.wordpress.com/2017/11/21/a-critical-....

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