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November
21, 2013
(Left,
Genepax, a Japanese car that can drive at 50km/h for an hour on a liter of
water.)
Humanity
is being held hostage
by the Illuminati bankers who control
the oil cartel.
"The number one thing that will diffuse the [Illuminati agenda] is to bring in an alternate energy source."
by David Richards
(henrymakow.com)
by the Illuminati bankers who control
the oil cartel.
"The number one thing that will diffuse the [Illuminati agenda] is to bring in an alternate energy source."
by David Richards
(henrymakow.com)
Water-powered
cars have existed
for years.
Oil, with its attendant evils - pollution, oil wars, oil spills - are unnecessary.
Water-powered cars have been given scant media coverage. In some cases, the inventors were intimidated into ceasing their work or assassinated.
The Illuminati quash free energy technology because it would transform society and breakdown the economic order. If you control the energy, you control the people.
Stanley Meyer, who invented a water fuel device, encapsulated the agenda: 'The internationalists want zero industrial growth, zero population growth... There is a move to force countries to sign over their natural resource rights, and if you sign over your natural resource rights, they have taken over the countries without even firing a shot. The number one thing that will diffuse the entire episode is to bring in an alternate energy source.'
Most of the cars use water as a source of hydrogen, which is a very efficient fuel.
Here is a list of men and companies who have invented water powered cars.
Herman Anderson(1918-2004) - Herman had an
illustrious career as a scientist at NASA testing hydrogen powered rockets. He
used this knowledge to create a water-powered vehicle which he believed would
transform the world.
Herman created a water powered Chevy Cavalier (left). See Video
He was allowed to drive it, but was banned from selling or manufacturing the vehicle in his home State of Tennessee. The official reason was that the car gave off too much radiation. However, hybrid cars (that use both electricity and oil) produce a similar level of radiation and are legal. Go figure.
In 2008, a Japanese company called Genepax unveiled a water-powered car. They received a patent for the vehicle in Japan and demonstrated it to the press. The car is extremely efficient, able to drive at 50km/h for an hour on a litre of water. It runs on virtually any form of water too, even tea and soda.
A year after the launch Genepax stopped selling the cars due to lack of funds. They currently have a website that explains how to convert your car to run on water.
Stanley
Meyer (1940-1998) - The most famous water car inventor. The American created
the 'water fuel cell', claiming that any car fitted with it could run purely on
water. A local television station filmed him driving a dune buggy powered by
the device.
The British Advanced Energy Institute reported, 'We recently sent a delegation to witness Stan's work, to really evaluate it, and came back saying "this is one of the most important inventions of the century."'
In 1998, Stanley was murdered. He and his brother Stephen met two Belgian men at a restaurant who claimed to be potential investors. After drinking a sip of cranberry juice, Stanley grabbed his neck and ran outside, where he was violently sick. Stephen recalls, "I ran outside and asked him, 'What's wrong?'. He said, 'They poisoned me.' That was his dying declaration."
The following day Stephen tracked down the Belgian men. "I told them that Stan had died and they never said a word, absolutely nothing, no condolences, no questions." A week after his death, the Feds came to Stan's home and confiscated his car and research equipment.
Steve
Ryan's water powered motorcycle- In 2005, "60 Minutes" featured
the inventor Steve Ryan demonstrating
his water-powered motorbike. The footage shows Ryan fueling the bike with just
water and then driving it 50mph along a highway.
Ryan's firm, BiosFuel were planning to sell motorbikes with the conversions in them. However, the company went quiet before announcing, 'Due to political and economical reasons, we are unable to sell the motorcycles.'
The Joe Cell - An Australian man, only identified by the name of Joe "X", has designed an Energy Cell that utilizes water for a fuel.
Oil, with its attendant evils - pollution, oil wars, oil spills - are unnecessary.
Water-powered cars have been given scant media coverage. In some cases, the inventors were intimidated into ceasing their work or assassinated.
The Illuminati quash free energy technology because it would transform society and breakdown the economic order. If you control the energy, you control the people.
Stanley Meyer, who invented a water fuel device, encapsulated the agenda: 'The internationalists want zero industrial growth, zero population growth... There is a move to force countries to sign over their natural resource rights, and if you sign over your natural resource rights, they have taken over the countries without even firing a shot. The number one thing that will diffuse the entire episode is to bring in an alternate energy source.'
Most of the cars use water as a source of hydrogen, which is a very efficient fuel.
Here is a list of men and companies who have invented water powered cars.
Herman Anderson(1918-2004) - Herman had an
illustrious career as a scientist at NASA testing hydrogen powered rockets. He
used this knowledge to create a water-powered vehicle which he believed would
transform the world. Herman created a water powered Chevy Cavalier (left). See Video
He was allowed to drive it, but was banned from selling or manufacturing the vehicle in his home State of Tennessee. The official reason was that the car gave off too much radiation. However, hybrid cars (that use both electricity and oil) produce a similar level of radiation and are legal. Go figure.
In 2008, a Japanese company called Genepax unveiled a water-powered car. They received a patent for the vehicle in Japan and demonstrated it to the press. The car is extremely efficient, able to drive at 50km/h for an hour on a litre of water. It runs on virtually any form of water too, even tea and soda.
A year after the launch Genepax stopped selling the cars due to lack of funds. They currently have a website that explains how to convert your car to run on water.
Stanley
Meyer (1940-1998) - The most famous water car inventor. The American created
the 'water fuel cell', claiming that any car fitted with it could run purely on
water. A local television station filmed him driving a dune buggy powered by
the device.The British Advanced Energy Institute reported, 'We recently sent a delegation to witness Stan's work, to really evaluate it, and came back saying "this is one of the most important inventions of the century."'
In 1998, Stanley was murdered. He and his brother Stephen met two Belgian men at a restaurant who claimed to be potential investors. After drinking a sip of cranberry juice, Stanley grabbed his neck and ran outside, where he was violently sick. Stephen recalls, "I ran outside and asked him, 'What's wrong?'. He said, 'They poisoned me.' That was his dying declaration."
The following day Stephen tracked down the Belgian men. "I told them that Stan had died and they never said a word, absolutely nothing, no condolences, no questions." A week after his death, the Feds came to Stan's home and confiscated his car and research equipment.
Steve
Ryan's water powered motorcycle- In 2005, "60 Minutes" featured
the inventor Steve Ryan demonstrating
his water-powered motorbike. The footage shows Ryan fueling the bike with just
water and then driving it 50mph along a highway.Ryan's firm, BiosFuel were planning to sell motorbikes with the conversions in them. However, the company went quiet before announcing, 'Due to political and economical reasons, we are unable to sell the motorcycles.'
The Joe Cell - An Australian man, only identified by the name of Joe "X", has designed an Energy Cell that utilizes water for a fuel.
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