this is for all you dinasours out there,, that think it is better to feed a car corn, instead of a human.

you can also put a hault to the mass production of ethenol.. it will raise the prise of all our food,, and fuel is stille expensive.. you see.. corn is in about 90% of our food products at the grocery store.. this is a fact. I did my homework.. when they sell ethenol.. the food corn price goes up.. and the amount we pay extra for food.. -- when you total up all the money.. by all the people that buy food.. it is less environmentally friendly..
it is true.
cost more in the end..
but it makes the president look good..
but the truth is.. he knew this ahead of time.
the president offered 20 billion to only 2 companies to build a zero-pollution car.
they both failed.. wanna know why?
because the scientists that created the zero-pollution cars owned the patents to the zero-pollution cars... and they owned the prototypes.
and they did not work for those companies and were not willing to sell out to them.
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in fact.. 7 of these cars were shown on PBS about a decade ago.
did you hear that the president tred to cut al funding to PBS.
--- do i need to give you any more pieces to the puzzle?
a highschool team in rhode island built a zero-pollution car.
and I too figured out how to build a zero-pollution car..
it costs less than 5 grand.
-- have you ever heard of the E-go?
it is a bike that is powered by an electric engine.. it only costs 17pennies to recharge.. and it goes 50miles.
and it goes about 50mph too.
you can easily put a spare battery or two on the back,, so  when it runs out of juice.. unplg the battery and pop a new one in.
-- well the E-go costs 2 grand.. and i can take that engine and I can put it on a street-legal go-cart.. that will cost about 750$ for a kewl frame.. drop some tires on it.. and set it up..
then.. get this.. to make it zero-pollution... don't use electricity from the electric company.. they have pollution..
but if you put photovolatic cells in your yard.. on your house.. or on your garage.. --- you can easily build a shed made out of photovolatic cells.. and when you get home.. park it in the shed.. and well..
when you were out.. you always have like 10-20 batteries.. have like 15 already charged, and have like however many you need charging.. when they are done charging... you unplug them.. and they are good to go..
I even have a plan for gas stations. that will be battery stations..
you drive there. and you give them your battery to keep,, and you pay like 2 bucks, and they give you a fully charged battery.
in California.. they charge 25grand to fully install solar panels on a house..
and it makes so much energy, to power the entire house all the time.. it actually makes too much power.. and it actually puts energy back into the grid.
-- the electric company compensates the house owner for this.
-- so.. yeah.. this is definately possible