As we are all aware of the rising cost of energy, there seems to be some hope for the future. Getting free electricity is just a dream right now, however the International Tesla Electric Company, is developing a plan to eliminate the need for any fossil fuel or nuclear power plants in North America, and to decentralize electricity production in the USA within the next five years.
They are not claiming to currently have a free electricity technology ready right now, but that seems to be their goal. Their two national tours have shown enough scientific proof to make many people believe that free electricity is possible. Their plan is to provide people with a low cost non-polluting form of electricity production, which will take the place of what we have now.
The International Tesla Electric Company is currently registering people to receive these free energy producing machines in their home. As soon as they are able to reach their goal of registering 1.6 million people into the Free Electricity program they will demonstrate this new technology at over a hundred different locations across the United States and Canada.
In order to qualify for this free electricity, you or a representative from your area must be pre- registered in the program and attend one of their public demonstrations in your area.
After these initial demonstrations take place, they plan to put a generator in the home of each person that has registered. The equipment will be owned by the Tulsa Electric company and will be installed in the order in which people have registered.
Benefits Of Joining This Program
1. You could get free electricity in your home. This could save about $1,000 to $3,000 on your electric bill every year.
2. You could eliminate your dependency on the local electric company and their never-ending rate increases.
3. You could send a message to big business that you no longer have to pay whatever price they decide to set.
4. You could be helping to stop global warming by eliminating the greenhouse gases produced by the power plants (coal, natural gas, fuel oil).
