Speaker 1: We choose to go to the moon and diss decay
Speaker 1: and do the other things not because they are easy,
Speaker 1: but because they are hard, because that goal will serve
Speaker 1: to organize and measure the best of our energies and skills,
Speaker 1: Because that challenge is one that we're willing to accept.
Speaker 1: One we are unwilling to postpone and one we intend
Speaker 1: to win, and the others do.
Speaker 2: Ignition sequence side six five four three two one zero
Speaker 2: All engine running liftof. We have a liptob thirty two
Speaker 2: minutes past the hour, lift up and Apollo eleven are play.
Speaker 1: We're going to roll from him.
Speaker 3: Given uh.
Speaker 2: The ankle, lamber right, a twin crank quiality, we got
Speaker 2: be on the ground. You got a bunch of guys
Speaker 2: about the turn blue.
Speaker 4: We're breathing again. Thank the lot.
Speaker 2: At one small STEMP for man.
Speaker 4: This is Event Horizon and I am your host, Mark
Speaker 4: Anthony Peterson. This is the podcast where we take a
Speaker 4: walk into the paranormal with a splash of conspiracy. This
Speaker 4: is the podcast that would be born if David Ike
Speaker 4: and the X Files had a baby. Guys, Welcome to
Speaker 4: episode one oh one. In this episode, I'm going to
Speaker 4: ask the question, can our cars run on water? And
Speaker 4: if the answer is yes, is our government holding back
Speaker 4: that secret? Yeah? We're still in the conspiracy phase of
Speaker 4: this podcast, and this is one conspiracy that's going to
Speaker 4: make your head spin. But before we jump into the episode,
Speaker 4: you know what I have to do, I gotta give
Speaker 4: you the disclaimer. I am not a religious expert. Been
Speaker 4: thrown out of more churches that I've been welcomed into.
Speaker 4: I am not a physicist, theoretical or otherwise. But I
Speaker 4: did stay at a holiday in express and I think
Speaker 4: that gives me the right to do some research, apply
Speaker 4: first principles, and bring what I've learned back here to you.
Speaker 4: Isn't that fair? Cool? Cool? Now? What am I talking about?
Speaker 4: Can cars run on water? If you're my age, you
Speaker 4: remember the weekly Reader that they would pass out in
Speaker 4: elementary school, exciting you on all sorts of topics, from
Speaker 4: acid rain to a dune buggy that ran on water. Yes, again,
Speaker 4: if you're my age, you remember that, and remember how
Speaker 4: excited everyone was for this invention. Because we were in
Speaker 4: the middle of a gas shortage. President Carter was in
Speaker 4: the White House. Gas lines were around the block, like
Speaker 4: the lines to get in to see Star Wars, and
Speaker 4: people could not believe that gasoline was being rationed out.
Speaker 4: Felt like we were in a third world country. Many
Speaker 4: of you are too young to remember that time, but
Speaker 4: it was real and everybody under the sun was looking
Speaker 4: for a way to remove to eliminate our dependence on
Speaker 4: Middle Eastern oil, and Stanley Myers was one of those guys.
Speaker 4: Stanley Allen Myers was born on August twenty fourth, nineteen
Speaker 4: forty and he was one of a set of two.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: He had a brother twin brother, Steven Meyer. He was
Speaker 4: born and lived in Columbus on the East Side before
Speaker 4: moving to Grand View Heights, where he finished high school.
Speaker 4: He briefly attended the Ohio State University and then joined
Speaker 4: the military. He was the author of various patents. The
Speaker 4: guy was an eclectic genius. He had patents in oceanography,
Speaker 4: cardiac monitoring, banking systems, and he also had patents in
Speaker 4: Canada forty two at all. So this guy wasn't just
Speaker 4: a kook.
Speaker 2: He was.
Speaker 4: Rick from Rick and Morty. He built stuff in his
Speaker 4: garage and got it patented in nineteen eighty nine. Meyer
Speaker 4: received a preferential treatment at the patent office, and some
Speaker 4: of his patents were accepted as late as nineteen ninety three. Now,
Speaker 4: for those of you who fouled for patents and I have,
Speaker 4: and I have gotten a few of them approved back
Speaker 4: in my corporate days. His preferential treatment also included an
Speaker 4: agreement for the patent to be issued dependent upon the
Speaker 4: successful demonstration of the technology. Meyer had that kind of
Speaker 4: relationship with the patent office. Meyer worked for Bechtel Foundation
Speaker 4: in Ohio and he also worked on the development of
Speaker 4: the Gemini project. Vanasa also worked on the feeding system
Speaker 4: for energy on concept EBED for the Star Wars project.
Speaker 4: I'm laying all that out because I want you to
Speaker 4: understand that this guy, if anyone could come up with
Speaker 4: an engine that would run on water, it would be
Speaker 4: this guy. So with his brother, Stephen Meyer, who was
Speaker 4: a former engineer electrical engineer in the Air Force, they
Speaker 4: assembled an operation there was worth several million dollars in
Speaker 4: the field of transport and spare parts. So not only
Speaker 4: do they have the expertise, they have built a business
Speaker 4: where they could fund some of their R and D.
Speaker 4: Because everybody getting that this guy is not your fly
Speaker 4: by night type of a guy. As the background, has
Speaker 4: built a business has worked for various types of organizations,
Speaker 4: including NASA and so along with his brother, they created
Speaker 4: a design for a perpetual motion machine called the water
Speaker 4: fuel cell. He claimed that a car with this device
Speaker 4: could use water H two instead of gasoline. The water
Speaker 4: fuel cell supposedly split water into hydrogen and oxygen H two. Oh,
Speaker 4: it split those apart. The hydrogen was then burned to
Speaker 4: generate electricity, which we formed the water model cules. Myers
Speaker 4: claimed the process required less energy than conventional science predicted.
Speaker 4: He mentioned Brown's gas, a mixture of hydrogen and oxygen
Speaker 4: which could be burned to generate energy. If true, well,
Speaker 4: you guys listening, If true, this would violate the laws
Speaker 4: of thermodynamics, making it a perpetual motion machine. Now, for
Speaker 4: those of you who are well versed in science, when
Speaker 4: you heard the term fuel cell, you said, wait a minute,
Speaker 4: that can't be right, and that name that Myers gave
Speaker 4: it is a little misleading. A fuel cell produces electricity
Speaker 4: from chemical reactions, while Myer's device consumed electricity. His patent
Speaker 4: described a water fuel cell assembly that produced fuel gas.
Speaker 4: After he and his brother completed the technology, newspaper report
Speaker 4: showed Myers in a doom buggy where he claimed to
Speaker 4: power it with the water fuel cell. And I'm going
Speaker 4: to pose some pictures on the speaker platform so you
Speaker 4: could see what this doom buggy looks like. He said
Speaker 4: it only needed twenty two gallons of water to travel
Speaker 4: from Los Angeles to New York. He replaced the spark
Speaker 4: plugs with injectors that introduced a hydrogen oxygen mix into
Speaker 4: the end engine. The water was subjected to an electrical
Speaker 4: resonance that disassociated it into its basic atomic makeup. The
Speaker 4: water fuel cell would split the water into hydrogen and
Speaker 4: oxygen gas, which would then be combusted back into water
Speaker 4: vapor in a conventional internal combustion engine to produce net energy.
Speaker 4: And that's what I read in the Weekly Reader in
Speaker 4: the first grade. And I was so excited because I
Speaker 4: was that nerd that had read all the science books
Speaker 4: at my school in the first grade, trying to come
Speaker 4: up with my own fuel to solve the gas crisis.
Speaker 4: And guys, I had come up with some crazy stuff.
Speaker 4: I convinced my great grandmother, who had a moonshine steel,
Speaker 4: to teach me how to make it. And I wanted
Speaker 4: to purify enough to turn that into a potential fuel source.
Speaker 4: I even brought in a mini steel to my science project.
Speaker 4: I also thought that I could use bread mole to
Speaker 4: produce fuel. So basically, with the bread mold, I wanted
Speaker 4: to transform the manganese into a mineral composite, which would
Speaker 4: be ideal for supercapacitors or lithnium batteries. And then finally,
Speaker 4: I was reading about circular sewage in Muskegon, Michigan, where
Speaker 4: it was cleaning the water but also produce using a
Speaker 4: sludge that could be helpful in producing methane. I even
Speaker 4: used that as a debate topic when I got into
Speaker 4: high school as a way to not only generate fuel,
Speaker 4: but to solve problems dealing with American agriculture at the time.
Speaker 4: So this was exciting to me ten times more exciting
Speaker 4: than it was to some of the other kids because
Speaker 4: I was focused on trying to find a solution to
Speaker 4: the fuel problem. Even tested a few of these fuels
Speaker 4: in trying to make my own rocket and damaged my
Speaker 4: hearing for two to three months when the rocket blew
Speaker 4: up right there in front of me. I tried to
Speaker 4: with the bread mold, build an electro magnet device to
Speaker 4: in the process and ended up knocking out the electricity
Speaker 4: on the block. So, like Meyer, I was focused on
Speaker 4: this stuff and I was iced for what he was doing.
Speaker 4: I wanted to learn more, and so did a lot
Speaker 4: of other people. Mayer claims that the government offered him
Speaker 4: billions to turn that patent over, that the military also
Speaker 4: approached him, and he became paranoid. He was unwilling to
Speaker 4: let anyone get near the doom Buggy. And then came
Speaker 4: the court cases. Before Meyer could do anything with the
Speaker 4: patent or the doom Buggy, he was sued by investors
Speaker 4: who had put money in to help put this into production.
Speaker 4: Meyer claimed that it was the government's tactic. They pushed
Speaker 4: the trial in order to bury the patent because he
Speaker 4: was not allowed to show the doom Buggy as evidence
Speaker 4: in his trial, or so he claimed. Others claimed that
Speaker 4: Meyers refused to allow independent scientists to review the Doom
Speaker 4: Buggy and offer their testimony, which he claimed would not
Speaker 4: be fair to him. He wanted to just demonstrate it
Speaker 4: for the jewelry. And I could understand that argument, because
Speaker 4: in any case you watched, experts with equal qualifications can
Speaker 4: come to opposite conclusions, and that's what Meyer was afraid of.
Speaker 4: But he lost that case. He lost that case and
Speaker 4: was forced to pay back those investors, leaving him with
Speaker 4: one option to finance it himself, or so he thought,
Speaker 4: until what he believed to be investors, either foreign or
Speaker 4: from one of the big defense contractors, who believed, or
Speaker 4: so they said, in his technology and wanted to finance it.
Speaker 4: They invited Stanley and his brother Stephen to dinner to
Speaker 4: discuss what the next steps were, and on March twenty first,
Speaker 4: nineteen ninety eight, at that dinner, Meyer died shortly after
Speaker 4: drinking cranberry juice he got at the restaurant. His last
Speaker 4: words were, they poisoned me. He sipped it, got up
Speaker 4: and ran out of the restaurant. He knew immediately after
Speaker 4: he sipped the cranberry juice that it had poison it,
Speaker 4: and he ran. His brother went out ran out after him,
Speaker 4: and his last words, they poisoned me. Detectives were assigned
Speaker 4: to the case. A detective, Steve Robinette, was assigned and investigated,
Speaker 4: but said he found no evidence of poisoning. The corner
Speaker 4: attributed Meyers death to a brain aneurysm, and that's where
Speaker 4: it gets really weird. We've all watched the shows, The
Speaker 4: Double O seven, all of the Tom Cruise, this movie
Speaker 4: where these types of deaths can be induced by offering
Speaker 4: foreign agents, introducing foreign agents into someone's body. The KGB
Speaker 4: are known for bringing radioactive items, putting it in coffee
Speaker 4: or tea, and poisoning their targets, and Myers claimed to
Speaker 4: be poisoned, but the investigation says no poison was found.
Speaker 4: Brain aneurysm has the cause. Stephen Stanley's twin brother, claimed
Speaker 4: that one week after Stanley's death, unidentified people stole the
Speaker 4: Doom Buggy stole it from Stanley's garage along with all
Speaker 4: of his all of his papers. Now does this sound familiar?
Speaker 4: And that would happened to Tesla At his death? Some
Speaker 4: unidentified men show up box up all of his papers,
Speaker 4: which they had no right to, and then they suddenly
Speaker 4: show up at the FBI under the rights of President
Speaker 4: Trump's uncle. I'm not joking you guys, go look it up.
Speaker 4: I've talked about it in previous episode, even interviewed an
Speaker 4: author who wrote about it and claimed that some of
Speaker 4: what Tesla was working on was a time machine. Ye
Speaker 4: had a guy, There's so many rabbit holes around these
Speaker 4: kinds of things, right, And we all know that back
Speaker 4: to the future, the Biff character was modeled after Donald Trump.
Speaker 4: So if any of that is kind of foreshattering, snippets
Speaker 4: of truth were in a world for a world of hurt.
Speaker 4: But that's what Steven Meyer claimed. These unindentified people show up,
Speaker 4: steal the doom buggy, pack up his stuff, and no
Speaker 4: one knows what happens to it. And I know you
Speaker 4: guys are thinking, this sounds like a lot of cloak
Speaker 4: and dagger mark And why would the government do that?
Speaker 4: Why wouldn't they want to have an unlimited source of
Speaker 4: fuel and eliminate our dependence on foreign all And if
Speaker 4: you have to ask me that, then I think you
Speaker 4: need to go back and take an economics class. An
Speaker 4: invention like that would completely destroy the economy because everything
Speaker 4: up till today is based on oil. You eliminate that,
Speaker 4: you're going to wreck the economies of all the major powers.
Speaker 4: And so a device like that would be considered a
Speaker 4: threat to national security, an absolute threat to national security,
Speaker 4: and the government, dating all the way back to the
Speaker 4: thirties nineteen thirties past legislation that if there are inventions
Speaker 4: like that they have the right to confiscate them and
Speaker 4: to hide them from the public. I know you're saying,
Speaker 4: wait a minute, what Yeah. As of twenty seventeen, according
Speaker 4: to statistics reported by the US Patent and Trade Office
Speaker 4: published by the Federation of American Scientists, there were five thousand,
Speaker 4: seven hundred and eighty four patents that you can't see.
Speaker 4: They are the government's cachet of cash, of inventions that
Speaker 4: are under secret orders. We don't know what they are.
Speaker 4: We don't know what they are, we don't know what
Speaker 4: they cover. Their secret patents that recently made public included
Speaker 4: things like laser tracking systems, warhead production methods, anti radar
Speaker 4: jamming apparatus, those types of things that were confiscated and
Speaker 4: kept secret. As I mentioned, invention secrecy in the US
Speaker 4: dates back to the nineteen thirties, but it really took
Speaker 4: off in the nineteen forties with the development of nuclear weapons,
Speaker 4: so you wanted to shroud all of that and all
Speaker 4: the technology in secrecy. It became official policy in nineteen
Speaker 4: fifty two with the Invention Secrecy Act. You guys can
Speaker 4: go look it up for yourself, because I did. I
Speaker 4: didn't know it existed. This allows the government to keep
Speaker 4: patents deemed detrimental to national security on lockdown. Under the Act,
Speaker 4: the Commissioner could take patents public or private public or
Speaker 4: private for me, developed by private citizens, developed by Core
Speaker 4: for anybody that they deem a threat to national security,
Speaker 4: and have it reviewed by the government defense agencies and
Speaker 4: a request could be made to keep it secret. Patents
Speaker 4: covered by secret orders may be restricted from export, made
Speaker 4: available only to defense agencies, or even classified. So for
Speaker 4: those of you who don't know, now you do know,
Speaker 4: you come up with a world changing idea and try
Speaker 4: to patent it, the government can deem it critical or
Speaker 4: a threat to national security and turn it over to
Speaker 4: the military. So for some of you who are out
Speaker 4: there protesting against Microsoft, against Google for turning over their
Speaker 4: technology to the government, they don't have a choice. The
Speaker 4: Secrecy Act, the Invention Secrecy Act, gives the government the
Speaker 4: right to confiscate it if you don't turn it over,
Speaker 4: And so the corporations are making the right fiduciary decision
Speaker 4: by offering it up and getting remuneration at least for
Speaker 4: the technology, because if you hold out, they can just
Speaker 4: take it. If you don't think the threat though, when
Speaker 4: some of you can still be sitting there going okay,
Speaker 4: if they could take his patent, why kill him? Why
Speaker 4: kill him? Well, Meyer was a maverick. He was determined
Speaker 4: to get this technology into the public. He had already
Speaker 4: done a number of press briefings on the technology and
Speaker 4: talked about the potential to reduce our dependence on foreign oil.
Speaker 4: He probably thought he was a loose cannon, a loose
Speaker 4: cannon that would wreck the Rockefeller fortune. And I don't
Speaker 4: have to go back and look at the number of
Speaker 4: people across the Rockefeller legacy who've accidentally died as that
Speaker 4: empire was being built. Let me give you an example,
Speaker 4: just to bring it home. Some of you may remember
Speaker 4: from a couple of years ago Boeing was going through
Speaker 4: Boeing is a one hundred and twenty one billion dollar corporation,
Speaker 4: that's their market cap. They were being investigated for safety concerns.
Speaker 4: Many of you may remember planes, Spirit Airline others that
Speaker 4: had problems with Boeing aircraft with the doors for lying
Speaker 4: off or panels flying off during flights. John Barnett, a
Speaker 4: former Boeing employee, was one of the first to raise
Speaker 4: concerns about the production standards that Boeing had when making
Speaker 4: those planes. Barnett had worked for Boeing for more than
Speaker 4: thirty years before retiring in twenty seventeen. From twenty and ten,
Speaker 4: he had been employed as a quality manager in the
Speaker 4: North Charleston plant. That plant builds the seven eighty seven Dreamliner,
Speaker 4: the plane that was at the center of this investigation.
Speaker 4: Barnett in twenty nineteen told BBC that under pressure, workers
Speaker 4: were deliberately fitting substandard parts on the aircraft on the
Speaker 4: production line. He also had uncovered serious problems with the
Speaker 4: oxygen systems, which would mean one in every four breathing
Speaker 4: masks would not work in an emergency. You know those
Speaker 4: masks that pop down to they say put yours on
Speaker 4: first before you put the mask on for your kid
Speaker 4: or your grandmother. That one in four of those twenty
Speaker 4: five percent of the mask on a Dreamliner would not work.
Speaker 4: Barnett became a whistleblower and he turned in evidence of
Speaker 4: these problems to the government and had given a deposition
Speaker 4: about the evidence that he had turned over. So a
Speaker 4: couple of days after he turns over the evidence, on
Speaker 4: March ninth, twenty twenty four, Barnett allegedly committed suicide, or
Speaker 4: at least that was what it was ruled by the
Speaker 4: Charleston County Corner the police that they found his locked
Speaker 4: vehicle a bright orange Dodge Ram pickup truck. Bright orange. Wow,
Speaker 4: I love Dodge. I have a Dodge. Mine is white
Speaker 4: and black, but I've never seen an orange one. Yess,
Speaker 4: you can't miss that truck. So they found him in
Speaker 4: the bright orange Dodge Ram pickup truck with the key
Speaker 4: fob in his pocket conveniently, and it appeared, at least
Speaker 4: based on the Corners report, that he shot himself. Now
Speaker 4: just remember now, days earlier, he had driven from his
Speaker 4: own in Louisiana so that he could give a deposition
Speaker 4: in the whistleblower case against Boeing. If he was going
Speaker 4: to commit suicide, why wouldn't he do it before he
Speaker 4: gives the deposition? You guys, hear what I'm saying. Why
Speaker 4: would he wait till after he's turned over the evidence
Speaker 4: and is preparing for the trial. Why would he commit
Speaker 4: suicide at that point? Okay, all right, So that's John Barnett.
Speaker 4: Two months after his death, another whistleblower, Joshua Dean, who
Speaker 4: was also a quality auditor at Boeing, He died at
Speaker 4: the age of forty five after being diagnosed with MRSA
Speaker 4: resistant bacterial infection. It's a type of staff infection that
Speaker 4: is resistant to many of the antibiotics used to treat
Speaker 4: ordinary staff infections. Now, Dean was a health nut, according
Speaker 4: to his aunt, and had been in perfect health before
Speaker 4: he was to provide testimony. He had provided some evidence
Speaker 4: of the claiming that the Spirit leadership had ignored manufacturing
Speaker 4: defects on this seven thirty seven Max. So Dean, this
Speaker 4: healthy guy, forty five years old, who works out, who
Speaker 4: was in perfect health, gets this form of antibiotic resistant
Speaker 4: staff infection that spreads like wildfire and kills him in
Speaker 4: two weeks. Now, let me tell you about this MRSA
Speaker 4: staff infection. They're usually associated with invasive procedures or devices.
Speaker 4: Invasive procedures fancy word for surgery, or some sort of
Speaker 4: intervenious tubing or artificial joints. That's how most people get it.
Speaker 4: He had none of those things. There are other ways
Speaker 4: that people have talked about how you get this sort
Speaker 4: of an infection. You got to have an open wound,
Speaker 4: and then with that you got to have skin, the
Speaker 4: skin contact with the compromised skin, cut, scrape, or rash.
Speaker 4: You can get it from contaminated items or surfaces, or
Speaker 4: lack of cleanliness, So you can imagine a horder or
Speaker 4: a hoarder's home could be a possible place where you'd
Speaker 4: get something like that. None of these fit Dean unless
Speaker 4: someone intentionally introduced it to him, or so it seems.
Speaker 4: He died two weeks after it was discovered that he
Speaker 4: had the infection, and as I mentioned, he had given
Speaker 4: deposition against Spirit Airline in the shareholder lawsuit and filed
Speaker 4: a complaint with the Federal Aviation Administration alleging serious and
Speaker 4: gross misconduct by senior quality management for the seven point
Speaker 4: thirty seven production line at Spirit one hundred and twenty
Speaker 4: one billion dollar corporation, along with the airlines that buy
Speaker 4: those products. That's a lot of money to hold up
Speaker 4: or to lose if testimony from Dean or Barnett ever
Speaker 4: made it to trial. Unfortunately for these corporations they didn't
Speaker 4: because one auditor decided to kill himself and the other
Speaker 4: got an infection that you rarely see anyone get unless
Speaker 4: they've had a surgery, an artificial joint, or they find
Speaker 4: themselves with an open wound making skin the skin contact
Speaker 4: with someone who has that infection. Now do you think
Speaker 4: Meyers could have been poisoned for coming up with technology
Speaker 4: that would have wiped out the oil industry, that would
Speaker 4: have destroyed the Rockefeller fortune. Guys, presidents have been killed
Speaker 4: for less. I tried looking up Stephen Meyer, his twin brother,
Speaker 4: to see if I could talk to him more about
Speaker 4: this case. By all accounts, I think he passed away
Speaker 4: a couple of years ago, but he still has living relatives,
Speaker 4: and I am doing my best to see if I
Speaker 4: can open up a dialogue because this case fascinates me.
Speaker 4: I'd love to know if they have any evidence of
Speaker 4: what Stanley built that we don't already have in the record,
Speaker 4: because there's so many of these types of stories that
Speaker 4: you hear about with life changing technology that would eliminate cancer,
Speaker 4: that would eliminate the need for oil, where people end
Speaker 4: up dead and the world continues to tick along the
Speaker 4: way it does with everyone beholding to a global master.
Speaker 4: So I want to continue to track this down. I
Speaker 4: have found out that the doom Buggy was found and
Speaker 4: it may be in the ownership of the whole Book
Speaker 4: family based in Canada. So this is not the end
Speaker 4: of this, at least from my perspective. I hope to
Speaker 4: do a follow up and give you more details because
Speaker 4: to me, this feels just like every other thing we've
Speaker 4: talked about in this conspiracy segment, like whether or not
Speaker 4: we went to the moon and the number of dead
Speaker 4: bodies that lie along that path covering up what the
Speaker 4: true answer is. So we'll keep digging. All right, guys,
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