So ... what's the 'name'  or chemical composition of the special metal alloy that was patented by Freedman (USA) in 1957.

Stan practically signed his own death warrant by not publishing his findings and techniques immediatly. By keeping everything a secret all the oil companies had to do was kill him and gone was his secret, and all their profits returned, something like that is real easy for them to do, easier for them than turning off a light switch, they sleep just fine at night and dont give a F about anyone else... Those saudis are criminals and I hope bush, who is himself a criminal, I hope they all kill each other... what a nice world we would have if WW3 did not have to happen.... But the oil companies are hell bent on plunging us into WW3 because of their own greed and status quo priveledges. You know Mr rich assholes, being a regular person isnt as bad as u think it is... Dont worry people, just like in "Alien", when A.H. wants to bring one of the Aliens back, the Alien finally ended up killing that character. So back at you oil company execs, the monster your helping to preserve will end up killing u also. Just like nostradamus predicted, the human race doesnt have to plunge itself into extinction and oblivion but the people who pull all the strings and have all the power are doing just that. With all of your power comes accountability and in the next life, you wont be given anything to be in charge of, not even a shit hole, you sons of whores have allready proven you are not trust worthy with the power you now have.

Dr. Freedman patented a metal alloy called chemalloy, which spontaneously breaks water into hydrogen and oxygen with no outside electrical input.

This is a promising concept, however it causes a chemical reaction which changes the metal alloy. This is the same problem they have today.

Remember...keep it simple!

Hi,
Peter this side from Canada.The Morris Canal was an anthracite-carrying canal that incorporated a series of water-driven inclined planes in its course across northern New Jersey in the United States. It was in use for about a century — from the late 1820s to the 1920s. The Morris Canal stretched from Phillipsburg on the Delaware River at its western end to Jersey City on the Hudson River at its eastern end. Completed to Newark in 1831, the canal was extended eastward to Jersey City between 1834 and 1836. It greatly facilitated the transportation of anthracite coal from Pennsylvania's Lehigh Valley to northern New Jersey's growing iron industry and other developing industries in New Jersey and the New York City area. It also carried iron ore westward through New Jersey to iron furnaces in western New Jersey and eastern Pennsylvania until the development of Great Lakes iron ore caused them to decline. By the 1850s, the canal began to be eclipsed by the construction of railroads, although it remained in heavy use throughout the 1860s. It was leased to the Lehman Valley Railroad in 1871, taken over by the state of New Jersey late in 1922, and formally abandoned in 1924. Although it was largely dismantled in the following five years, portions of the canal and its accompanying feeders and ponds are preserved in places across northern New Jersey. It was considered a technical marvel because of its extensive use of inclined planes to overcome the large elevation changes necessary to cross the northern New Jersey hills.

Thanks
Peter

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