What is one to do? So much interest in alternative energy sources yet when push comes to shove and break-throughs are made, our government takes what ever drastic steps needed to squelch these break-throughs at the core, - and it’s not just the United States that is doing this!

I am talking about such an invention in Clearwater, Florida where Denny Kline, a welder, adapted his two vehicles and traveled 100 miles on only four ounces of water. When the government found out about it they invited him up to Washington where engineers whet through his car and sure enough Denny’s claims were confirmed to the letter.

Is our government really interested in this technology? The obvious answer is NO! Our government was however only interested in the impact this technology would have on the lost tax reviews the government would loose on HHO conversions and the oil companies loss of an overrated and over priced product.

Two weeks later Denny got a call from Washington stating they he could go ahead and market his kits but they would have to blend at least 50% with gasoline. Note that this is one of four examples of hydrogen break-throughs where our government has unmercifully killed since 1975.

For the record vehicles, boats, trains, aircraft carriers, submarines etc. etc. all function more efficiently with hydrogen as there is no carbon buildup and engines virtually last a progressively longer. Homes would be totally independent of all outside energy while generating their own 110v or 220v service 24-10.

Hydrogen is free and so effective literally makes wind and solar power obsolete as well as all other forms of alleged alternate energy sources!!

Is it not yet obvious that our government really does not want alternative energy sources unless it provides a very slow and methodical changeover regardless of the negative effect it has on our environment? This governmental mindset is so indicative of a form of government where a monetary platform must prevail at every twist in the road and at the expense of its population.

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Sincerelly,

R. Hearsch
hho@axint.net
303-462-1313