A FFI pusher claim that a bus company use FFI's pills on their entire fleet of bus and truck's with fantastic result.
The journalist call the company, and Jon Olav Sætertrø, the marketing leader, called it a big bluff. We received a brochure, but it went strait to the garbage bin.

The FFI pusher also said that the swedish Stena Line, wich is one of the biggest shipping companies among the ferry companies in scandinavia, use their "lurium" and saved almost a milloin US$ thanks to FFI.
The Information Director Joakim Kenndal in Stena Line Sweden, said on the phone: I have checket it out, and no one seems to know anything about this claim or the company FFI.

This claims was sent by E-mail to Marintek, http://www.sintef.no/Content/page2____690.aspx . The Research Director Per Magne Einang said that FFI claims are unreal. He also said; For those who know the prosess of combustion in a gasoline or diesel engine, know that the claim from FFI is impossible to reach.

This is the short version of the article, wich also refered to Florida AG: http://myfloridalegal.com/__85256309005 ... =0,freedom , and the BP shut down: http://www.oag.state.tx.us/oagnews/release.php?id=1569
The pusher also could not "believe" the answers from Team Trafikk or Stena Line, and promised to send documentatoin later that day by e-mail. In the e-mail that arriwed that evening, there where a different message...
The pusher wrote: I have been in contact with the leadership in FFI, and we are not allowed to reveal the inner secret of the company to media.

The pusher also said that he had all docomentation and guarantees that the pills work as FFI said.

In the end he wrote that FFI would take contact with a lawyer if ABC Nyheter(ABC News) wrote "negative articles" about FFI or their products.

So Tony isn't alone in his view on FFI.


The article can be found at: http://www.abcnyheter.no/node/44577 (norwegian)