Japanese to mass produce cars that run off water!

Tired of pumping expensive gasoline into your car?

Tired of dead Americans fighting over oil wells in Iraq & oil pipelines in Afghanistan?

All you need is a liter of water - any kind of water to be exact, whether its river, rain, sea water, or even Japanese tea.

Once the water is poured into a water tank at the back of the car, the newly invented energy generator takes out the hydrogen from the water, releases electrons and finally generates electrical power.

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• iraq
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[MrRicounet]

In This House, We Obey The Laws Of Thermodynamics!

[HHenkelmann]

@megaforcemedia

You boat still needs gasoline ; )

[Luckzzz]

No need to water.. we will fight for it in the future.. So keep water out of it ok? Let's use magnets all over the world.. (it ends?) :)

[RedHues]

This technology should be pursued and supported. Hope the oil companies don't use their money and clout to derail these efforts like they did with the improved batteries and the electric car.

[eaglechiro]

Isn't water already more expensive than gas

[IndiaTravelFilms]

ok, well its time for folks to look up the geopolitics of water... And the shortages that are already affecting the world... the problem with water is its also needed to sustain life.

[444yeahright]

Doh! I meant "buy"

[444yeahright]

Lol, and what happens when we run out of water? Are we gonna by cases of bottled gas to drink? This is amazing however, the point is we use too much in excess. There needs to be moderation which means we need to get our big butts up off the couch and start walking to the store that's down the street instead of driving short distances.

[gman2677]

this technology has been around forever. its about time someone is mass producing it!!!

[gewraldruzkalukaniuk]

If they can't give us a clue about how it runs then they are an investor scam. A lot of them over the centures. Probably expensive chemicals and electrodes in the box.

[TheFlownetwork]

This video was posted in 2009. To my knowledge these are not being mass produced. But this still may be possible, considering that the water in Japan is radio active! : )