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INVENTOR OF 'WATER-POWERED CAR' DIES IN A RESTAURANT SCREAMING 'THEY POISONED ME'

Inventor of vehicle that is powered by water passes away in restaurant shouting 'They Poisoned

Me'.

Are you aware that water-powered vehicles have been in existence for many years?

Well, if not, then I�s likely because they�ve not been covered by the media at all.

Strangely, the inventors of such fascinating work appear to have been bullied into stopping

their genuine work, or passed away in rather bizarre situations.

WATER CAR INVENTOR KILLED

Stanley Meyer, one of the inventors, was responsible for designing a gadget that was believed to

be able to make any car run only on water.

It�s attested that such car when outfitted with such gadget had the ability to travel

all of the US on a measly 22 gallons of water.

The inventor stressed that either tap, purified, or salt water were viable options as engine

fuel.

Stanley Meyer was certain that his work had been recognized by other institutions, as

he obtained interest from the Pentagon and even supposed honors for his work.

As well, the British Advanced Energy Institute sent an envoy to research his body of work.

Later, they even confirmed this by stating that:

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New York Restaurant Under Fire After Being Racist To Asian Girl - Duration: 1:49.

New York Restaurant Under Fire After Being Racist To Asian Girl

New York Citys all-pink Italian restaurant Pietro Nolita is being labeled racist after an exchange between an Asian-American customer and the business came to light.

Pietro NoLita, Soho, New York. Source.

The customer was apparently disappointed with her meal from Pietro Nolita and decided to go for ramen instead.

The Instagram video caught the attention of Pietro Nolita staff whose response was understandably viewed as racist.

One of the customers friends made a post about her Instagram story that called for action and quickly went viral.

The viral post resulted in, among other things, a flood of 1-star Yelp reviews calling out the business for their controversial message.

One customer took it upon himself to contact the owner of Pietro Nolita in an attempt to clear up the issue and allegedly received a sincere apology.

In spite of the apparent apology, many remain upset about the incident and are calling out the restaurants defenders.