Yes.
Also targeted is hydrogen fuel research for automobiles.
That is because the “water-fueled car” is actually not a myth - properly, they’re hydrogen cars, as the very first internal combustion engine was, and use water splitting to create the hydrogen fuel.
Every few decades, some brilliant inventor and engineer unlocks how to use this technology to power an actual, drivable car which can be powered by just its water tank and battery and an electric hookup - and the oil industry has that inventor killed to protect the world’s forcible addiction to gasoline.
Never forget that Exxоn used to be the Rоckefellers’ Standard Oil - nor that its revenues amount to more than a million dollars per minute.
Therein lies one of the true ironies of the modern age: The same cabal pushing carbon controls on the populace and trying to do away with gas stoves to “combat climate change” also forbids the development of arguably the most promising technology to combat air pollution and greenhouse gas production.
Remember how clear city skies were during the pandemic?
And hydrogen fuel research is not stifled in lsraeI as it is here - which also invests in solar desalination and a lot of other things that would genuinely help our environmental issues here.
The United States is currently not permitted to develop technology which would break the oil industry’s stranglehold on a great deal of U.S. energy production, particularly for transportation.
We’re too lucrative - there are arguably more than three hundred million people in the Earth’s wealthiest nation who must use gasoline on a daily basis, to say nothing of the rest of the world - and the megafortunes of the Rоckefellers, Rоthschilds, al-Sauds, and many more world elite families are utterly dependent on this system.