Proof of Suppression by Big Oil - Oil Thug Arrested

[TinselKoala]

"Suppression" might be more believable if the "thug" hadn't been found and arrested, don't you think? Big Oil isn't going to have many agents left if they are all in jail for .... failing effectively to suppress anything, since George is evidently still walking around and making blog posts.

[Magluvin]

"Suppression" might be more believable if the "thug" hadn't been found and arrested, don't you think? Big Oil isn't going to have many agents left if they are all in jail for .... failing effectively to suppress anything, since George is evidently still walking around and making blog posts.

Well thats kinda saying that if it were going on that none of them would get away with it based on this one account? Maybe this guy was a ding dong and got busted. And if it is going on, maybe this will bring more attn to the problem.
Its the start of a revolution!

Mags

[eatenbyagrue]

Well thats kinda saying that if it were going on that none of them would get away with it based on this one account? Maybe this guy was a ding dong and got busted. And if it is going on, maybe this will bring more attn to the problem.
Its the start of a revolution!

Mags

Yes, a revolution.  A revolution of fuel efficiency.  A revolution that has been around in the USA since at least the 1970s, when Americans noticed the wisdom of fuel efficient foreign cars during the gasoline shortages, and American car manufacturers took to making some similar models.


Yet during these last however many decades, Big Oil has not been very good at suppressing any of the widely available highly fuel efficent car models, from hybrids, to pure electric, to just plain old small light cars with small engines.  Some suppression.  And these methods of fuel savings are not just stories on the Internet.  People are actually driving these things on the street.


Yet some kook with an unproven electrolysis-based "gas saving" device gets suppressed.  Yes, just like God's miracles conveniently stopped as soon as people started carrying around cameras.

[Qwert]

The Geo got 50mpg back in the 80s without direct injection. The first Honda CRX got over 50mpg around the same time. What happened? Only recent years have we seen 35mpg and just over 40mpg recently using direct injection, DSG transmissions and all the high tech electronics. Its all a sham. Business is business. Nothing friendly or trustworthy about it.

The reality is somewhat different. The 50mpg comes from laboratory tests, which were used in all old advertisements. Only after customers claimed that they never reached those numbers, they (automakers) revealed that that was laboratory tests, not real road tests. Today's advertisements use the new way: real-actual-road test.

[e2matrix]

Yes, a revolution.  A revolution of fuel efficiency.  A revolution that has been around in the USA since at least the 1970s, when Americans noticed the wisdom of fuel efficient foreign cars during the gasoline shortages, and American car manufacturers took to making some similar models.


Yet during these last however many decades, Big Oil has not been very good at suppressing any of the widely available highly fuel efficent car models, from hybrids, to pure electric, to just plain old small light cars with small engines.  Some suppression.  And these methods of fuel savings are not just stories on the Internet.  People are actually driving these things on the street.


Yet some kook with an unproven electrolysis-based "gas saving" device gets suppressed.  Yes, just like God's miracles conveniently stopped as soon as people started carrying around cameras.

George Wiseman was doing over $50,000 in sales of his products per month.   He was not just selling an electrolysis based unit.  His best gas saving device does not use electrolysis but rather gas evaporization along with some other things that can double or even triple gas mileage.   That IMO is enough to get on the radar of Big Oil.   He had to stop selling the kits for this because they kept disappearing in the mail even after repeatededly resending them.  Only after insuring them and then filing a claim when they didn't show up would they then be delivered.   Also IMO you don't sell $50K per month of products unless people are having success with it.