Howdy, I am pleased to see the subject line didn’t stop you from venturing forward. Since you did, I suppose that it would make you happier to not have to be held up without a gun at the gasoline pump once or twice every week or, for that matter, at all, ever.

I suppose most individuals would be happy to pay whatever it costs for fuel if they didn’t have this feeling somehow that there is something wrong.

Folks might not know the facts but many can sense there is something wrong.

If folks did have the facts then they would know things such as that Exxon’s profits in 2007 were $8 billion while gasoline prices soared. Another fact is that roughly 80% of the gasoline that you fill your tank with gets wasted and enters the atmosphere as toxic emissions. Perhaps you would be aware that the MPG has decreased by 40% in the last hundred years. That one is startling fact. one hundred years ago we didn’t have the internet, personal computers and microwaves. We didn’t have TV. We also didn’t have rubber, band-aids, bras or zippers, silly putty or slinkies. I mean, it was the prehistoric era. But we did have the first cars and while so much advancement has been made we have gone down 40% commensurately in gas efficiency. My friends, if that is not a scam then I don’t know what is. I mean, if they had done nothing in the last hundred years we would be achieving better gasoline mileage. Oh by the way, the old automobiles used alcohol for fuel, we didn’t even need fossil fuel back then.

Which brings me to my main point… we didn’t need fuel back then and neither do we need it now. One of the most prevalent elements on the planet is water. 70% of our bodies are made of it, 70% of the Earth’s surface is covered with it. There is water everywhere and it doesn’t cost anythingis free. And water makes a great source of energy for cars! You just separate out the hydrogen from it, formulate as Brown’s gas and drive!
There is a lot more tech behind that development. But the best news is that you can install a system to run your automobile on hydrogen very simply and inexpensively and then you will just have to refill the water tank every few weeks with distilled water.

So if are ready to rebel against gouged at the gasoline pump, well, now you don’t have to! Aren’t you glad I found you?