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Car that runs on nothing but water…FRAUD??

Car that runs on nothing but water unveiled in Japan. No gasoline, no battery recharging and no emissions.

NOTE..Later it came out this is a typical FAlSE STORY USED BY A COMPANY TO PUBLICIZE THEIR KIT WHICH DOES SAVE PETROL

LUEGO SALIÓ QUE ESTA REPOTAGE ES FALSO.. SOLO PUBLICIDAD PARA UN KIT DE USAR MENOS GASOLINA

Posted by PC Latest news, Special Report, World news Saturday, March 26th, 2011

Japanese company Genepax presents its eco-friendly car that runs on nothing but water. The car has an energy generator that extracts hydrogen from water that is poured into the car’s tank. The generator then releases electrons that produce electric power to run the car. The electric powered car can run on any type of water (you can even use tea and soda…etc). The car can run for an hour at about 50 miles per hour on just a liter of water; about 2 cans of soda worth. Genepax, the company that invented the technology, aims to collaborate with Japanese manufacturers to mass produce it.

Unlike other electric cars, the Genepax car does not require that batteries be recharged and has no emission.

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Oil and Trouble | George Monbiot

Oil and Trouble

Posted on March 14, 2011 by George

Why western governments won’t support democracy in Saudi Arabia.

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Last week, while explaining why protests in the kingdom are unnecessary, the foreign minister, Prince Saud Al-Faisal, charmingly promised to “cut off the fingers of those who try to interfere in our internal matters”(2). In other parts of the world this threat would have been figurative; he probably meant it. If mass protests have not yet materialised in Saudi Arabia, it’s because the monarchy maintains a regime of terror, enforced with the help of torture, mutilation and execution.

Yet our leaders are even more at ease among the dyed beards and man-boobs of the Saudi autocracy than they were in the eccentric court of Colonel Gaddafi. The number of export licences granted by the UK government for arms sales to the kingdom has risen roughly fourfold since 2003(3). The last government was so determined to preserve its special relationship with the Saudi despots that it derailed British justice, by forcing the Serious Fraud Office to drop its inquiry into corruption in the Al Yamamah deals(4).

Why? Future weapons sales doubtless play a role. But there’s an even stronger imperative. A few days ago the French bank Société Générale warned that unrest in Saudi Arabia could push the oil price to $200 a barrel(5).

Abdullah’s kingdom is the world’s last swing producer: the only nation capable of raising cru

and Trouble | George Monbiot.