This sounds great. I have heard about it on several blogs, including one that makes the following claim: "The Air Force, Navy, Army, and Marines, in a joint effort, validated their technology in November, and the results are now being published for the first time."

I have done a little reading myself and want to say, this sounds too good to be true and may not be.

The CEO of GPI is under investigation - click here

The original article also lacks specifics about the people directly involved, names, dates of entry into the project and other simple things that normally add validity. They simply say "The U.S. Government" when asked who verified the claims. Is that Joe postal worker or someone who would understand how to make such measures and claims.

directly from the article is this tidbit too: "...you need to know that while Spitzauer is a great guy with a good heart, he does have a problem with following through in a timely way on his commitments. He does typically come through eventually, but not always when and how he first describes."

"So far, all of his 72 contracts are foreign, guaranteed by letters of credit. None in the U.S. yet."

This is a great concept, I really hope it works, but I am skeptical.

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