A man by the name of Stefan Nystrom invented a way to generate energy from ocean waves that he claims would cost 5% of what coal energy does.

He set up a proto-type in Ghana and, initially, claims to have found many potential investors. However, suddenly problems started to pop up. The investors, originally extremely enthusiastic, started to back off. He was offered bribes in order to quit. Finally, he began to be harassed by Ghanaian police and mercenaries.

He contacted me in hopes of getting protection. I told him to come to Japan. He told me he was not allowed to leave the country. He said they had taken parts from his prototype. I said I would see what I could do. Before I could do anything, yesterday I received a disturbing set of phone calls from a very scared sounding Mr. Nystrom. “They tried to kill me three times today,” he screamed into the phone. Then I lost contact with him, and his phone has been switched off.

In his last call, he asked me to make his technology public. So, here below is a description of his technology. Would people please pass it on and would as many people, in a tribute to a man who has probably been killed by mercenaries hired by the oil industry, and make sure that prototypes are developed.

http://www.wavepartner.eu/page_1219330357093.html

P.S. FROM PATRICK
Benjamin Fulford, author of this article, is a credible source. I have not checked out company where the above link will take you if you go. Having said that, I spent face to face time with a man in Boston nearly ten years ago with a man who figured out how to get 100 mpg retrofitting any car. This was in the 70s. He wound up in Federal Prison on a phony drug charge and is an invalid today. At one point, pre-prison, he was offered a great deal of money for his “invention” and refused.

So, we’ve all heard these stories over the years, and if half of them are true, it is well….physical reality.

Nothing is as it seems my friend. Be very careful who you follow anywhere except yourself. We live in interesting times. Stay tuned.