History of Magnet Power Permanent Generators in America

The notion of electromagnetic power generating electricity has been around for over 100 years in the United States! In fact, a man by the name of Wesley Gary invented what is recognized to be the first self powered magnetic motor in 1874. In 1877 Mr. Gary obtained the first U.S. Patent for the magnetic motor. Mr. Gary identified an energy source, but quite frankly, couldn't explain it , other than the fact that it existed. In 1925 Hans Coler, a German inventor produced a 10 watt magnetic motor and in 1937, operateing for Hitler's army Coler produced 6 kilowatts of electricity with a magnetic motor using a simple battery as the input power. Hitler's generals were so intrigued by the motor that they provided funding for the project for the remainder of the war. After WWII Coler cooperated with British intelligence showing his blueprints of the magnetic motor. All this information was considered top secret until released by the British government. An inventor by the name of Howard Johnson established the stage for U. S. Patents in the 1970's and 80's of magnetic motors claimed to go 100,000 miles on 2 pounds of a mixture of deuterium and gallium, both substances in great quantity throughout the entire world. Greyhound Bus was alleged to install a magnet motor into one of their busses, but this never came about. Rumor has it that Mr. Johnson packed all his equipment and hastily left for California. Years afterward, Greyhound was notified that Mr. Johnson had prematurely died. Well, surprise, surprise!! An acquaintance of Mr. Johnson's attempted to convince Greyhound to install one of the motors again, but this time they were stopped by red tape in Illinois, with the explanation that too much tax revenue would be lost should this knowledge ever get out!! And, oh, by the way, there was a gag order from guess who.... The United States government to halt production of these devices!