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The Water Powered Car – Can a Car Run Solely on Water?

Much has been said about hydrogen fuel cells, and many websites sell a kit that claims to get your car better mileage by converting the engine to run partially on water.
But the big question is not about hydrogen power, or water as an injectable fuel additive. The 800-pound elephant of a question on the table is – Can a car run on water alone, with no gasoline or other fuel source powering your engine?
At least four inventors – Stan Meyer, Steve Ryan, Denny Klein, and John Kanzius – have all claimed to have discovered the same principle – that water is a fuel that can power your car.The videos of these inventors speak for themselves.  Can a car run solely on water? Decide for yourself.
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This seems to be impossible. If a car could run on water, why wouldn’t you know about it? Maybe all four of them are lying.

Or maybe, the right answer is found by asking a detective’s question – Who profits? Would oil corporations want people to replace their gasoline monopoly, and trillions of dollars worth of oil holdings with free energy? How far would an oil company that has hired mercenaries to kill protestors in Africa go to prevent the complete devaluation of their trillions of dollars worth of oil holdings?

Do those corporations – who enjoy media silence on their most heinous crimes, billion dollar subsidies from Congress, and wars engaged in for their benefit –  have enough power to silence water power?

Decide for yourself.

In the meantime, here are some other perspectives on the issue.

While Popular Mechanics, a subsidiary of the Hearst Corporation famous for “yellow journalism,”  claims that water fuel is “rubbish,” a Japanese company also claims to have built a water-powered car. David Mamet, the playwright who wrote Glengarry Glen Ross, also wrote a play entitled The Water Engine, about the violent suppression of alternative fuels. The Water Engine was based on the story of Henry “Dad” Garrett and his son Charles Garrett, who filed this patent.

Can a car run solely on water? Decide for yourself.

 

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