Stan Meyer Energy is Stolen from The Sun

[jibbguy]

Hehehe i don't think many will dispute his theoretical side was a bit weak these days

So was Thomas Edison's.

Fortunately it's not required to make important discoveries.

But explanations of some kind are generally required to be awarded Patents... Lol can you imagine writing : "I have no idea why this works, it just does" on the Application? 

[HeairBear]

http://www.blogtalkradio.com/search/stephen-meyer/

Nice! Very informative interview! Thank you! Here is the link exactly...  http://www.blogtalkradio.com/WaterFuelMuseum/2007/03/25/stephen-meyer-part-1

[L505]

There is no need to worry about our water supply with high efficiency Hydroxy on demand... In fact it could be a huge plus in this regard.

Huh? So drinking toxic waste and having water go into your body which is stealing electrons and causing intestine cancer is not something to worry about?  If the energy truly is being stolen from water, and water needs to recover the energy from somewhere else - then it could be far more dangerous than oil.

If the water is not being modified, then the energy must be coming from elsewhere.

Some of you on these forums need to seriously think before posting.

[L505]

Hehehe i don't think many will dispute his theoretical side was a bit weak these days

So was Thomas Edison's.

Fortunately it's not required to make important discoveries.

Actually it is required to make important discoveries. If you create toxic waste in our water supplies and you lack the intelligence (like some people on these forums) to protect humanity from suffering, you will do the exact same as the oil companies - cause us harm over time.

[L505]

Once again, you seem to have a hard time understanding common knowledge and how inventors use their own words to describe them.

Interesting that extracting infinite amounts of energy from water is common knowledge. For if it were common knowledge you would think that people like you would have working models proving this ludicrous fantasy truly is common knowledge (which, it is not, actually - that is quite obvious).