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Stan Meyer developed a vehicle that could run off of lake water, rain water, melted snow and even salt water to power his water fuel cell. His fuel cell was a device that could allegedly split water into hydrogen and oxygen using less energy than conventional electrolysis, allowing cars to run primarily on water. He called this process "fracturing" water molecules using a method he termed resonant electrolysis.When Stan started receiving mass media attention for his device, like the clip shown below in the comments section, the Pentagon became very interesting and as the reporter below expresses, they even flew in a Lieutenant Colonel to meet and talk with Stan, and take a look at his device (see video in comments).So what happened to Stanley Meyer? He was sued by potential investors, it was determined that his device was nothing revolutionary and simply used the process of electrolysis. His claims were determined fraudulent, and his technology was under investigation by a number of investors, the U.S. Department of Energy and the U.S. Department of Defense.Then all of a sudden Stan Meyer died in 1998 after dining at a restaurant. Many close to him, including his twin brother, believe Stan was intentionally poisoned. Stan claimed, just before he died in the restaurant parking lot, that he was poisoned.According to his brother Stephen, “He took a sip of cranberry juice. Then he grabbed his neck, bolted out the door, dropped to his knees and vomited violently." Stephens' claims were reported in various media outlets over many years, like the Columbus dispatch, for example.“I ran outside and asked him, ‘What’s wrong?’ ” his brother, Stephen Meyer, recalled. “He said, ‘They poisoned me.’ That was his dying declaration.”The Department of Defense was concerned about this device. It's also interesting to reference the 1952 invention secrecy act. Perhaps Stan's invention, if real, was a threat to national security/corporate interests and that's why the DOD took such a heavy interest?Stan was mocked, called a conspiracy theorist and labelled as a hoaxster not long after his invention went public.Our team at CE have personally vetted and witnessed technologies that go far beyond what the public would believe is available today, and what governments claim cannot exist. The truth is, people are being lied to about the energy technology available. If governments were serious about ending fossil fuel use, they'd unveil this planet changing tech.