It seems like everybody today is looking for ideas on how to save money.
Most of them are about clipping coupons or car pooling. Both good ideas,
but will really only let you save a little money. If you want to save some
big cash, I mean money you could save and put in the bank. You need to look
for better ideas.
The first thing you need to do is look at your monthly expenses. Where is
there something you can go with out or find cheaper. The big items like car
and home payments are tough to replace. It’s not like you can sell you home
and live on the street. You also probably need your car to get to work.
Well how about your energy expenses? You know like the gasoline to run your
car, or the natural gas to heat you home, or what about all the
electricity to power your stuff? For most people the amount of money spent
every month on energy quickly added up.
I know for me between gasoline, natural gas, and my electricity bill. I am
easily spending about $400 a month. That is about $4800 a year. I live in
a medium size apartment and drive to work. Imagine how much a family of 4
spends on two cars and an average size home. It could be $600 or $700 a
month in energy cost. $700 a month ends up being $8400 a year. Wow that
is A LOT of MONEY!
Ok you may be wondering how we can cut out this energy expense. Here let me
show you. First off I want you to understand how ALL energy systems are set
up. Weather it be a car or an electrical gadget. All systems are set up to
consume. It is this consumption that drives capitalism. In fact the total
energy market is $440 billion dollars a year.
The people running all these big energy companies are very content to keep
making this $440 billion dollars. They will keep any new way of saving energy
out of the market place. Well as it turns out there happens to be many ways to
reduce your energy consumption.
Some of these may sound very far out, but yet they work. They work so well that
the big energy companies have gone to great lengths so you do NOT hear about
them. The first example I want to tell you about is Stanley Meyer. He
invented a way to make a car run on water. It would get 100 miles per
gallon with a 40% power increase.
So if you had a 100 horse power engine, but switching to water you would make
40 horse power more. Plus get a 100 mpg. Sounds pretty good doesn’t it?
Stanley’s machine would cost $1500 dollars. Imagine how much money you would
save a year running your car on water. Stanley was awarded several patents
for his machine.
He was in the process of securing a loan for $50 million dollars to set up a
research and manufacturing facility when he suddenly died. He was eating dinner
at a local Grove City Ohio restaurant. All of a sudden he jumped out of his
chair and ran out into the parking lot screaming that he had been poisoned.
Then he dropped dead.
The coroner said he died of a brain aneurism. Hmm this sounds pretty fishy
to me. Sounds like some one was trying to keep a lid on running cars on water.
This is just one example of this. There are many more. Another example is a
machine called a MEG. It stands for Magnetic Energy Generator.
Thomas Bearden invented a machine that will output 7 units of energy for every
1 unit it uses. So it is giving you 6 units for the cost of 1. This is 700%
efficient. This machine could power your whole house for free. Thomas has
been looking for investors to help manufacture his machine.
These are just two examples of inventors who have made machines that will out
put more energy than needed to run them. If we used machines like this to
power our homes and cars we could save all the money we currently waste on
energy. How does that sound? I know you might be skeptical about this. But
it really is true. This technology is being hidden from the public so
the big energy companies can make $440 billion dollars off us
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