Those who profit from selling oil and gas have built their fortunes upon it - and their incomes and futures would be in jeopardy should an alternative, sustainable fuel be introduced to replace their deleterious products. They not only profit tremendously by warfare (tanks and planes do not run without fuel), but they have also been instrumental in instigating wars to feed the world’s most destructive addiction. The oil industry always puts up a big fight. And according to critics, they’re willing and able to quell inventions that threaten to reduce or eliminate the use of fossil fuels. And this is but one of many oil corporations that not only wield tremendous political and economic power, but also the power to influence public opinion. Exxon, the world’s largest publicly traded oil and gas company, reported earnings in 2018 of $76.61 billion. Meyer and other alternative transportation inventors were up against copious amounts of money from Big Oil. Well, for starters, it’s the petroleum industry. Of course, these condemning statistics could be eradicated if automobiles were run on alternative fuels, which begs the question, why aren’t they? Who wouldn’t love this idea? According to statistics, “Cars release approximately 333 million tons of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere annually, which is 20 percent of the world’s total.” Today the average consumer is itching for alternative fuel vehicles, if for no other reason than the tremendous environmental impact created by a completely unsustainable energy paradigm. Fossil Fuel Politics in the Face of Stanley Meyer’s Patents

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