To the anonymous sender of this "business" email I'd
like to say I don't appreciate threats like this.
Especially if you don't have the guts to sign with
your name.
Carolien
Hi, you got this message too?
Isnt time to make steps, to defend our European
technology?
Im tired of american clowns who act as they OWN
orgonite.
www.orgonite.ro
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Subject: a reminder about orgonite
From: "karl hans welz" <karl@welz.net>
Date: Thu, June 5, 2008 3:26 pm
To: "orgonite@orgonite.ro" <orgonite@orgonite.ro>
Cc:
powerradionics@gmail.com
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actually - the web site is
www.welz.us, where I have w3ritten more about my
inventions.
also:
orgone.net
radionics.org
orgon.org
and more.
for your information, I invented orgonite after
inventing the orgone
generator in 1991.
Do Croft ripped off (stole) my technology some 8
years after my invention -
plus, orgonite is my registered trademark (in the
USA) and I will crack down
on everybody using this trademark very soon - mostly
using international law
concerning trademarks on the internet (closing down
their web sites) -
unless I get credit for the invention in the web
sites.
Joined: July 2007
Posts: 1066
Location: Athol, Republic of Idaho
Re: Threats?
Thx for getting this in the open, Carolien, and
don't worry about getting sued. This has been a
standing threat for about six years from Karl Welz,
whom I've always given credit for being the source
of my information about the combination of resin and
metal particles. I"ve been careful to give him
credit for the term 'orgonite' too, which he
apparently attempted to copyright after others had
been using it publicly, so has been unable to
successfuly sue anyone for using it. I don't know
who among us started using the term but it's so
economical that Carol and I adopted it, too.
Five years ago I visited him at his home in ATlanta
in order to clear the air and he acknowledged that I
did not, indeed, rip him off but he has apparently
changed his mind about that.
Others have combined resin and metal, by the way,
and called it something else. I've been happy to
give credit to all the people who have contributed
to the work we're all doing. I think that an
overly-proprietary approach to new technology just
muddies the water and slows down dissemination of
empowering information
