From Sabah Newspaper English Edition: Three inventors have come up with a limitless energy providing invention
After the Erke company's declaration that they have
produced an engine that does not utilize fuel; three people claimed
that the invention belonged to them and put forward the claim that a
method of acquiring limitless energy is possible.
The Erke
Research and Engineering Company announced that they have produced an
engine that works without utilizing fuel at a press conference, which
attracted a considerable amount of attention. Then, an electric
technician, Hüseyin Kılıç, retired officer Haşim Yiğit, and tradesman
Yücel Karakaya called Sabah and claimed that they had invented an
engine operating without fuel. Kılıç claimed that limitless energy is
possible.
The generals attending the
press conference held for the Erke company, claiming they have invented
the invention of the age, were very surprised: "we did not attend for
support; we were invited."
The Erke company's invention, which
has captivated Turkey's recent agenda, still remains to be a mystery.
The patent letter Sabah accessed did not provide any further
information. The famous names attending the press conference said they
did not attend for support; but instead, they were invited.
See also:
Pasha supports the mysterious invention (Sabah, Nov 21, 2006)
Patent application for the "mystery invention" (Sabah, Nov 23, 2006)
Uğur Textile Machines behind Erke (Sabah, Nov 23, 2006)
(News via KeelyNet.com and Peswiki.com )
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Latest from Turkish Daily News: Saturday, November 25, 2006:
We have no relation with or knowledge of Erke':
Milliyet yesterday highlighted a statement from the Office of the Chief of General Staff that denied having any links to a company called Erke, which claims to have invented a perpetual motion device.
The other day Erke had a meeting about the mysterious device, where a group of retired generals announced the invention of a "perpetual motion machine" that supposedly creates unlimited energy without using fuel, oil or any other known energy source.
Retired generals, including İ. Hakkı Karadayı, Muhittin Fisunoğlu, Necati Özgen and Kemal Yavuz, showed up for the promotion of the perpetual motion machine, called "Erke Dönergeci."
A statement from the Office of the Chief of General Staff said, "The Turkish Armed Forces (TSK) has no knowledge of the issue nor does it have any relation to the company," following retired Gen. Çetin Uğural's assertion that the TSK was in the know on the project.
Perpetual motion machines are a class of hypothetical machines that can produce useful energy "from nothing." The existence of a perpetual motion machine is generally accepted as being impossible according to the current known laws of physics. In particular, perpetual motion machines would violate either the first or second laws of thermodynamics.
What will this mean?
AYŞE ÖZGÜN A colossal campaign has been carried
out in the Turkish media over the past few months regarding an
undisclosed �cost-free energy product� and its inauguration was
supposed to be disclosed to the public during a press meeting at the
Swissotel the other day. However, as the saying goes in Turkish, �The
mountain gave birth to a mouse� because we learn that nothing was
disclosed at this prestigious meeting.
Faced with this
hoopla, members of the press indicated to the �presenters� that they
had understood nothing of what this cost-free energy product was
about. Here was the �genius� response of the producers:
"It is much better for us when you don't understand what this is all about."
Twilight zone-like, isn't it?
Sitting
in the front row of this meeting in the luxurious huge ballroom of the
five-star Swissotel were retired generals and retired officials from
the Turkish justice world. They seemed to be representing the secular
section of the Turkish nation, which, I ashamedly admit, worried me.
Here is what I said to myself.
"All right, Ayşe. First, the
highly religious members of our society were conned out of their
hard-earned savings by a company called Yimpaş and other religious
holdings. Has the time arrived for the secular members of our public to
be fooled?"
Fooled? How so? Because the four members of this
Erke Company claim they have devised an engine that requires no energy
to operate and that it self-induces its own power to great heights.
What does this mean? This means that if the innovation had been
unfurled five years ago, there would have been no 9/11, move into
Afghanistan or the possibility of a civil war in Iraq. This means that
Saudi Arabia would turn into turmoil, as would Russia and other
oil-producing nations of the world.
Let me take the matter a
little further. This would mean that I would not need to pay any bills
for electricity, heating or the running of my car. The cost of living
would drop by heaven knows how much, bringing down the value of the
dollar and the euro against the rise of the Turkish lira, and the world
would be clambering to be on the good side of the Turkish nation,
including the acceptance of a two-state solution for Cyprus. This would
mean the end of the likes of Shell, Texaco, Total and Esso gas
stations, which would mean the end of their drilling for oil, etc.
This
would mean the end of poverty for Turkey and the non-oil producing
third world nations of the world. This would mean the laying-off of
workers of arms producing companies. This would mean more travelers on
airplanes and transatlantic boats. This would mean a big boost in
marina construction for coastline countries as expense-free yacht
travel increases.
This would mean the discovery of new cosmos, new solar systems and possibly human-friendly new planets.
I could go on and on but chose to stop here.
