Yesterday UFT88 was read at Illinois State (webometric world ranking 962) and National Tsing Hua Taiwan (world ranking 226). UFT99 was read at Tezpur University India (word ranking 4,111). A few days ago UFT88 was read at Mathematics Oxford (world ranking 18) and this month has been studied eighty times to date. It completely refutes the Einstein theory by incorporating torsion. It has been read around the world many thousand times since it was written about nine years ago without a single objection being received. The obsolete physics has been completely refuted – their only answer seems to be the use of attempted “black listing”. By “they” is meant a few ageing protagonists who know nothing at all about Cartan geometry. The AIAS scientometrics are completely clear – ECE has been accepted overwhelmingly for a decade. All ECE papers are in Google Scholar. The censorship is ineffective because AIAS is a much more powerful publisher in its own right using modern open source methods to bring new science direct to the colleagues without the intervention of money grabbing publishers such as World Sceintific. ECE has been studied repeatedly in all the top ten universities in the world by webometrics ranking. The top five at present are: Harvard, MIT, Stanford, Cornell and Michigan. There have been several thousand readings of ECE theory from the top five. I was at Cornell Theory Center from 1988 to 1992 with a year at Zurich. The B(3) has been nominated several times for a Nobel Prize, Wolf Prizes, Milner Award and Priestley Medal and has been recognized with a Civil List Pension and Award of Arms. Some publishers like World Scientific repeatedly breached contract on B(3) and apparently keep “black lists” of authors they do not like. For many years I refused to have anything to do with World Scientific and have taken up that boycott again. The Labour Party and the Trade Union Movement want McCarthy type black listing to become a criminal offence. The contrast between the hugely successful ECE and the dirty tactics of the establishment illustrates Victor Hugo: “One can stop armies but not the march of ideas”.