Thread: Free Energy Suppression - True or False

The fossil fuel industry has been known to buy out inventions or patents that that threaten their industry usually paying out big bickies to the inventors.

So going on that theory, will they allow clean energy to be developed to apoint where fosil fuels becomes redundant.

You know carbon tax, AGW and clean energy that kind of stuff.

Will they allow their $2 trillion + /annum industry to go down the gurgler just like that?

Especially to some form of energy where a meter just can't be attached to it?

THOUGHTS?

Car engines that run on water?
http://www.spiritofmaat.com/archive/feb2/bird.htm

I am posting as a postulation for an idea for an engine. I make NO CLAIMS that it works. But in theory it looks like it could work.
Here's an image of what the engine would look like:

http://i6.photobucket.com/albu...linkzelda/Image2.jpg

The premise behind the engine is that the green pieces in the picture are clamps that hold specific types of magnets with the poles being at the long end of the magnets.

A movie of how the engine works based off an earlier version can be found here:

[ame="http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xkpyya_final-version-xvid_tech"]Final Version_xvid - Video Dailymotion[/ame]

The magnetic pressure comparisons between

Originally Posted by dumbanddumber

The fossil fuel industry has been known to buy out inventions or patents that that threaten their industry usually paying out big bickies to the inventors.

So going on that theory, will they allow clean energy to be developed to apoint where fosil fuels becomes redundant.

You know carbon tax, AGW and clean energy that kind of stuff.

Will they allow their $2 trillion + /annum industry to go down the gurgler just like that?

Especially to some form of energy where a meter just can't be attached to it?

THOUGHTS?

Car engines that run on water?
http://www.spiritofmaat.com/archive/feb2/bird.htm

When we consider that the fossil fuel industry, as an institution, which it effectively is, has been the most powerfull entity in the history of mankind, we can expect no tolerance of competition from it. The fossil fuel industry, although segmented, can in this instance be viewed as a single entity. No carbon tax will ever effect the fossil fuel industry, it deals in real wealth, in exchange for it`s products, and has no qualms over who steals money from who. A carbon tax is nothing but a money transfer, allowed by hysteria, it has nothing to do with environmental issues.

Originally Posted by aussiefree2ride

When we consider that the fossil fuel industry, as an institution, which it effectively is, has been the most powerfull entity in the history of mankind, we can expect no tolerance of competition from it. The fossil fuel industry, although segmented, can in this instance be viewed as a single entity. No carbon tax will ever effect the fossil fuel industry, it deals in real wealth, in exchange for it`s products, and has no qualms over who steals money from who. A carbon tax is nothing but a money transfer, allowed by hysteria, it has nothing to do with environmental issues.

agreed, i dont think the exxon'ss and the shell's will allow green energy to flourish it just aint gonna happen imo.

Originally Posted by dumbanddumber

agreed, i dont think the exxon'ss and the shell's will allow green energy to flourish it just aint gonna happen imo.

Meanwhile, the simple sheeple tilt at windmills, and the swifties reap the rewards.

Oh right, so the mining companies have mounted this huge hundreds of millions of dollars media campaign against the ETS and the MRRT, and are mounting a hugely expensive high court challenge against the MRRT, because it will "have no effect on them".

Where as... "Direct Action", PAYING these guys directly, is going to get them to lower emissions. Yup... that makes sense.

Greens are the only party that want to shut down the coal industry, obviously you should be voting for them.

Originally Posted by dumbanddumber

The fossil fuel industry has been known to buy out inventions or patents that that threaten their industry usually paying out big bickies to the inventors.

So going on that theory, will they allow clean energy to be developed to apoint where fosil fuels becomes redundant.

You know carbon tax, AGW and clean energy that kind of stuff.

Will they allow their $2 trillion + /annum industry to go down the gurgler just like that?

Especially to some form of energy where a meter just can't be attached to it?

THOUGHTS?

Car engines that run on water?
http://www.spiritofmaat.com/archive/feb2/bird.htm

stop and think about it. if an automaker could get it's hands on something that would make their cars cheaper to run than their competition's cars, they'd kill for it, not buy it and shelf it.

Originally Posted by Ziggy Stardust

Oh right, so the mining companies have mounted this huge hundreds of millions of dollars media campaign against the ETS and the MRRT, and are mounting a hugely expensive high court challenge against the MRRT, because it will "have no effect on them".

Where as... "Direct Action", PAYING these guys directly, is going to get them to lower emissions. Yup... that makes sense.

Greens are the only party that want to shut down the coal industry, obviously you should be voting for them.

Hey Ziggy

You think oil/gas and mining are going to idly standby so green energy can bankrupt them.

You silly boy!

Unless ofcourse its business as usually and a new ponzy scheme on the market called carbon crdits.

Originally Posted by mikezila

stop and think about it. if an automaker could get it's hands on something that would make their cars cheaper to run than their competition's cars, they'd kill for it, not buy it and shelf it.

Was it exxon that gave GMH billions of dollars to buy out the first manufactured elecric car company which had about 400 models ready to go on the US market.

They bought them out took the patent and sent the 400 electric cars to scrap metal yards.

Oh yeah guess what GMH no has its own electric cars.

Originally Posted by dumbanddumber

Was it exxon that gave GMH billions of dollars to buy out the first manufactured elecric car company which had about 400 models ready to go on the US market.

They bought them out took the patent and sent the 400 electric cars to scrap metal yards.

Oh yeah guess what GMH no has its own electric cars.

who is GMH?