I grow weary of posts by authors claiming to have a working ou device and that the "Little black box" is secret. That soon, the author will mass produce them. I only have one incident to relate my experience to and it is fuzzy 2nd hand information.

Back in the 70's my uncle concluded that he could refine rape seed oil into diesel fuel. He bought a refiner and began to produce fuel from a limited source of rape seed. He took his fuel to 3I shows and advertised its merit. With a small amount of encouragement and a lot of ridicule, he forged ahead. He was called crazy by his closest family members and neighbors, but dynometer tests and emissions tests were very encouraging. He decided to let an agricultural college help back up his claims. Presenting his work to K-State they derived the best way to refine and how much acreage a farmer would have to grow to become self sustained (grow their own fuel). They chose rape seed for a couple simple reasons; 1) like lawn grass, removing the seed did not destroy the crop. 2) Its high oil yield. A third by product was vitamin E which he later sold to help finance his tiny refinery.
He managed to convince a few farmers to convert some of their valuable wheat acreage to rape seed and for a moment he thought things might take off.
I don't know what his costs were to produce the fuel but if memory serves, it was far less than the current diesel fuel prices.
It was here where my uncle met with the big players.
Cargill began to offer the farmers who were growing the rape seed profits for converting back to wheat. One could say it was just market shifts but the plot thickens and the obstacles multiply.
The next best seed that was plentifully available was sunflower. For a while he was refining the sunflower seeds into fuel. Suddenly, as if from nowhere Cargill said there was a shortage of sunflower seed and began paying premium prices to the farmers, again forcing my uncle to look elsewhere for his supply of seed. Having a few contacts in the Mexico agricultural arena he sought his supplies from them. Again, within months of the first shipment, the big boys upped the purchase price they'd been procuring cheaply for years prior. Again, one could say it was market shifts or just plain bad timing. He did receive letters from EPA concerning emissions test failures and threats from various oil companies to file false claims suits and EPA violations -- I never saw those. But being the vocal man that he was, I sure heard them. I was only a child when all this happened but the story from my dad and the conversations I listened to between my uncle and my dad were very tense.
My uncle went bankrupt trying to forge into a new area of renewable fuel. He is gone now and only my cousin knows of the plans and details of what really happened.
My point to this story is this; the powers of those who have the most to lose from ideas like this are far reaching. My Uncle did not even survive the first wave of attack. The big boys were able to force him into submission thru a few (very inexpensive for them) counter moves, all legal and good. They walked over him and squashed him like a bug. My Uncle was a self made millionaire with a profitable business. Within a few years he had nothing and died with debt.
The people who think they can muscle a new technology into the market place at the expense of the large oil companies are just plain naive and stupid and Thomas Bearden (brilliance aside) falls into this class. They are kidding themselves if they think they can outwit the big boys. I sometimes wonder, if Bearden theories are correct why isn't he already silenced? An old boss of mine used to tell me; "You can be right and you can be DEAD right!" These powers will use all their power to keep that power and one can be right in trying to take some of it but they might also be dead right in their attempt at getting it.

Applause to those inventors that have a working model of new technology and are sharing their success for the rest of us.

If there are inventers that have working models of new technology... PUBLISH it! Or keep quiet -- I grow weary of your empty promises!