Anything into oil.

Discover ^ | May 2003 | Brad Lemley

[Dog Gone]

DEAL!

[Gritty]

"If a 175-pound man fell into one end, he would come out the other end as 38 pounds of oil, 7 pounds of gas, and 7 pounds of minerals, as well as 123 pounds of sterilized water."

I guess Teddy Kennedy isn't a completely worthless POS! Can you just imagine the alcohol derivatives they could squeeze out of him?

[Gritty]

BTTT

[GladesGuru]

"Oh my God, we're going to run out of garbage!"

Not as long as there are Liberals, Democrats, and other assorted socialists.

[A CA Guy]

Soilent Green is made from people...LOL

[oldmanlegg]

Can you say cool? No, but I can say Texas has no light crude. East Texas crude is very sour. West Texas is intermediate. That’s why it’s used as the benchmark. Crude worldwide is measured against West Texas intermediate. The only known source of light crude is the Middle East.

There are a lot of questionable statements in this article. Keep your money in your pocket until you spend some more time reading your Chemistry Books.

[jwh_Denver]

I'm still looking to invest a few dollars with them

Does it sound too good to be true? Does to me. They probably are a private company as I could not find a ticker symbol. And that leaves you at their mercy of what info you can or cannot get from them. If you had the money you would get the "full dose" of BS to invest.

I used to invest in a small penny stock co. that said that they could turn a useless product, palm oil, into usable products. The first plant that was built burned down when cranked up. Turns out that chemically it was impossible to do what they were doing THE way they were trying to do it.

It sounds like a scam to me. FWIW

[Hodar]

I have no idea about the palm oil. However, not only is the chemical breakdown exactly as advertised, Discover magazine has done a pretty thorough review. Essentially, the oil we get from the ground is made from prehistoric fossils; and all CWT has done is speed up the process a few million times. Changing World Technologies will not consider investors with a net worth below $2 Million at this point in time. Given the size of company they are at this time, they have chosen to work with a few large investors rather than a plethora of small investors.

At this point in time, they have 2 plants on-line. Further information may be found here:
http://www.changingworldtech.com/home.html

Also, you may want to look at this picture.... I don't think this individual endorses frauds...

"America must have an energy policy that plans for the future, but meets the needs of today. I believe we can develop our natural resources and protect our environment." -President George W. Bush

[jwh_Denver]

As an investor I would sure wait and see what happens. Missing the "ground floor" would be my approach.

Bush in the picture is not endorsing this company. He was told a spiel, like the article, and got his picture taken with some people I have no idea who they are. Bush is endorsing alternative fuels not CWT.

As far as Bush endorsing frauds? I'll let that be.

[ptrey]

Look at this one since you can't invest in CWT and see if it interests you at under 5 cents a share:

http://www.fasc.net/

[Terabitten]

Bookmark ping.

[Terabitten]

oops, try pinging yourself for a bookmark next time, dumbass.