I snagged these short statements off of random websites randomly. Now that I look at them I have to admit that the viewpoints they are sharing are quite valuable. It appears that a good number of people online who are surprisingly aware and knowledgeable. And they have important comments to make about the environmental scene, our economy and renewable fuel solutions. Please read…

COMMENT 1:
America has an oil that makes the one in Saudi Arabia look like a small lake. it has to be separated from the rock, but is profitable as long as oil is at $37/barrel or more. get off the false climate change nonsense and stop depending on exports so much, we could see a good economy and normal gas prices again. Even $1.25 per gallon is too high.

COMMENT 2: all indicators point toward recession - from a house, to driving to work, to buying food, it's gotten more expensive too quickly. Oil has doubled in price in recent years – and there is the momentum factor… it’s got to do with the laws of physics, things in motion tend to stay in motion, so the oil prices will continue to rise and more rapidly unless someone steps in to do something about it. The working class American can't purchase or pay for a house, and now he can't afford to drive. All the necessities are going up in price a lot faster than ever before, this is largely due to most of it being imported from China and other foreign lands. That is all bad enough. Making a sudden conversion from oil to ethanol will have the unintended consequence of making the price of wheat and corn go up more rapidly too. A much larger portion of our paychecks will be lost to oil and food - basic needs! The wealthy will survive relatively ok. Many of us are starting to feel this pressure already.

COMMENT 3: Thanks for allowing us to voice our thoughts on these important issues here. People feverishly going appetite over tin cup about Ethanol will wreck our agriculture and our forests too and send our top soil to the Gulf of Mexico and for nothing. So a few people can rake in obscene profits. Just permit Volkswagen to import their SEVENTY FIVE MPG diesel!

COMMENT 4: I personally am a BIG fan of using hydrogen in the fuel system.We already have engines that are well suited to run on hydrogen, we should really concentrate on generating onboard the vehicles from its' base source...WATER...

Every one of these comments were excellent but the last one gets the prize. I really ache inside to see intelligent people boiling in the soup when they could benefit so much from a Water4Gas system which is totally available to them.

WATER4GAS is sharing information at a low price which people can use at home to put together a small gizmo which infuses hydrogen into the gas/air mixture that their vehicle runs on.
What this does is make bite sized particles out of the ones that the system uses as fuel. So it is able to use much more of it.
By doing this you can minimumly expect to reduce your fuel usage by 30-50% or significantly more. Those particles must have been pretty darn huge in some systems before. But with WATER4GAS they are made usable so you can reduce your fuel usage.
It also helps reduce emissions significantly.
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