Anyone see this crap??????

[70 copo]

Originally Posted by markinnaples

If we were to actually use logic, we would be fully endorsing hybrid technology. Use the existing fossil fuels along with electric until we could slowly transition to more EVs if they are found to be, indeed, better for the environment and nature. But, politics and logic seem to be polar opposites.

Logic has little to do with it at this point or better point would be who's logic?

The standard of living here in the US is the envy of the world and apparently we must be cut down to size to match the global model established by the "Plan". the PLAN is implementation of UN agenda 2030 - worldwide.

Do you Like frozen windmills? Perhaps rolling blackouts that were once found only in California? We have both right now today in Texas and across 8 states.

That is what the future holds and it is happening right in front of our eyes as our standard of living is chopped down to size for all to see.

EV's during the winter... how do we charge them when the power is subject to rolling black outs when the power will not reliably stay on in homes?

These are the kinds of questions that need to be asked and now.

[Lee Stewart]

What is happening in Texas is totally unique. We have three power grids in the USA: East, West and Texas. And the TX grid stands on it's own. It can't import or export power like the East and West can.

if Global Warming is what we are scared of, how did a polar vortex affect so many states?

Switching from fossil fuels to alternative power is a good idea. No question. unfortunately it's politicians who are driving this conversion instead of scientists, engineers, etc.

There is an old adage:

Beware of keeping your eyes so firmly on a goal that you trip over an obstacle and fall face first into a pile of dog crap.

[70 copo]

Originally Posted by Lee Stewart

What is happening in Texas is totally unique. We have three power grids in the USA: East, West and Texas. And the TX grid stands on it's own. It can't import or export power like the East and West can.

if Global Warming is what we are scared of, how did a polar vortex affect so many states?

Switching from fossil fuels to alternative power is a good idea. No question. unfortunately it's politicians who are driving this conversion instead of scientists, engineers, etc.

There is an old adage:

Beware of keeping your eyes so firmly on a goal that you trip over an obstacle and fall face first into a pile of dog crap.

Lee,

Agreed, So lets open our eyes then:

Under POTUS 44 (OBAMA) The state of Texas shut down over 100 coal fired power plants (thermals)

Solar was then heavily subsidized by the US government and became popular along with wind turbines. The money to pay for this spending was additional debt spending.

SO with the solar panels covered with ice and snow and the turbines frozen there is no power for 40% of TEXAS.

WHY: Mandated compliance with UN Agenda 2021 and as revised to Agenda 2030.