Steven Krivit wrote:
> Gennulmuns, > > I'm not following this thread to closely, but a reporter sent this > to me the other day. Seems to be some parallel. > > FYI: > > At 06:17 AM 9/19/2005, you wrote: > >> http://www.privatepower.ca/101/privatepower/index.htm >> >> The above is a link ... > WHOOPS! The above web site is fraudulant, almost surely! Dig this quote from the front page: > When the world sees this fabulous unit and listens to how up to 100% > of the world's greenhouse gases can be eliminated when one of these > units is added ... They're adding a "small, fractional" amount of hydrogen to a mix of hydrocarbons and air. When the hydrocarbons which remain in the mix burn they've got to produce some CO2. So, it's flatly impossible for this device to eliminate "100% of the ... greenhouse gasses" even from a single engine, let alone eliminating them from all the world. With a bogus claim like that being made right up front I think we can safely ignore everything else they have to say. >> I discovered after an article ran in our local daily newspaper on >> Saturday. The article was buried, but basically stated it's an >> invention you attach to your car and it produces hydrogen which is >> fed into your car engine - sounds familiar. >> >> According to the inventor, Whom, as we have already seen, above, is either a liar or a fool... >> the Canadian government is so impressed they're featuring it at >> their booth during the upcoming World Kyoto convention in >> Montreal. Nov.28 - Dec.9. Perhaps... or perhaps not. >> And I believe they're introducing the product at a >> conference this Friday.
