Practical Guige to Free Energy Devices

Finance: Money only has value when backed by something of worth. The largest purchase that most
people make is buying a property. This is often done by taking out a mortgage with a financial institution
such as a bank or a Building Society. For this, most people sign a mortgage agreement with the bank,
agreeing to pay back the mortgage amount plus a large amount of interest, generally over a period of many
years. If you default on the repayments, typically after many years of payments, the bank takes your
property and sells it in order to gain as much money as they can. What you are not told is that the mortgage
agreement is a contract and no contract is valid unless something of worth is offered by both parties and full
disclosure of all circumstances is made. The bank does not offer anything of value as it just invents the
money, creating it out of thin air and without any backing of something of worth. The bank regulations
actually forbids the bank from lending out money deposited by it’s members, so a bank cannot legally enter
into any such mortgage agreement backed by the funds deposited with it. Further, no contract is valid
unless there is a “wet ink” signature by both parties and a wet ink signature can only be made by a human.
A bank cannot make a wet ink signature, nor can some other individual sign a contract on behalf of
somebody else, so, no mortgage agreement is actually valid in law. Also, the bank being aware of this and
not making it clear to you the mortgagee, is in breach of the “full disclosure” requirement of a contract, which
is enough to invalidate the contract anyway. Therefore, if a bank tries to take your property for lack of
payments, they are acting unlawfully and are not entitled to do so. They usually get away with it, because
most people are not aware of the real facts involved.
The Media: You are expected to believe that the media is an honest and unbiased source of information.
The reality is that all of the main media outlets are owned by just a few, very rich individuals, and their
objective is not to provide unbiased reporting. It appears that they have three main objectives.
First, they want to make money and objective and truthful reporting does not necessarily help towards that
goal. You will never, ever, find honest reporting of anything to do with free-energy or any other positive thing
which individuals can do for themselves. For example, if a “report” is made on say, an HHO booster to
improve mpg and reduce harmful emissions dramatically, it will be arranged that the supposed results show
that these thing are not worthwhile. Contrast that with the reality that Dr Scott Cramton can use HHO gas
from the electrolysis of water, to reduce the fuel requirement of any diesel engine by at least 60%. No matter
how you try, no major news outlet will every report the honest facts as that could damage the excessive
revenue stream of the oil companies.
Second, they want to generate as much fear and worry as possible because doing that over an extended
period, causes the average person to be more amenable to having their freedoms taken away from them. It
facilitates the introduction of surveillance on everybody, identity papers (birth certificate, driving licence,
passport, social security number, voting register, National Census record, etc. – very much in the Nazi
occupation style), going to war with countries which have never harmed you, considering people to be
dishonourable just on the basis of their nationality, and the like. Try counting the items reported in the daily
news which are negative – murders, attacks, dishonesty, deaths through accidents, deaths through natural
disasters, kidnappings, piracy, violence, environmental damage, etc. and compare that number to the count
of positive things reported on – happy events, acts of kindness, successful ventures, etc. and see what ration
you get, day after day, after day. This is not just sales being boosted because people love to read about
disaster. Instead, it is a deliberate, long-term policy of psychological warfare against ordinary people.
Third, they deliberately divert the attention of people away from anything of real importance by promoting
and encouraging excessive interest in things of no importance. There is a deliberate dumbing-down of
almost all TV programs in the UK, the promotion of excessively violent video games, the promotion of trivia
such as celebrities and their activities, dieting, gossip, fashion, and other irrelevant topics. They want you to
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