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EU goes all-electric. Let the power outages begin!

Posted by $ blarman 1 year, 3 months ago to Government
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So they have less than seven years to significantly augment their electric grid or face rolling blackouts. (Not hard to see what's going to happen here.) Not to mention that farming in the EU is effectively hosed as well, as electric vehicles for farming are a complete joke.

EU has literally signed a death warrant for a large portion of their people. If they survive another seven years to begin enforcing this, it will end the EU.


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  • Posted by $ Markus_Katabri 1 year, 3 months ago in reply to this comment.
    Let’s give them what they want. Good and hard.
    When the masses rise up against them I’ll not lift a finger to save either side.
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  • Posted by term2 1 year, 3 months ago in reply to this comment.
    I think a big part of preparedness is mental- the willingness to accept the changes in the world, and make the best of them for ones life. Believe me, I would be very depressed for awhile at the lack of grocery stores, home depot, costco, probably amazon and walmart, reliable electricity, gasoline supplies, and being able to go out to eat. We are so dependent on other people that its just going to be very hard to live without all that.

    In the end, whats really important is water, food, and shelter. After that we can still slowly get back to a lifestyle where there is availability of the nice lifestyle that we enjoyed in post ww2 in the USA
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  • Posted by $ 1 year, 3 months ago in reply to this comment.
    No can be 100% prepared for something they've never been through, but "preppers" are going to be way more prepared than your common folk. The preppers are also not going to be the ones initiating violence for that reason. It will be the desperate people who riot - along with the ones who like violence and the chance to loot. If the preppers get involved, it will be to fend off the looters - private or otherwise.
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  • Posted by term2 1 year, 3 months ago in reply to this comment.
    The preppers arent prepared for that kind of retraction in living standard either. Considering how entitlement is rampant today, I would suspect major violence is going to occur.
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  • Posted by bsudell 1 year, 3 months ago in reply to this comment.
    We are the stupid ones. They blackouts are what they want. The deaths are what they want. The poverty is what they want.
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  • Posted by $ 1 year, 3 months ago in reply to this comment.
    At some point the only way some people learn is to be confronted with the unavoidable results of their own actions. That frying pan upside the head is a ringing reminder that Reality doesn't care about your feelings or your fantasies.
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  • Posted by $ Markus_Katabri 1 year, 3 months ago in reply to this comment.
    The frustrating part is....it didn’t have to be the way it’s going. But....hey.....Darwin’s Law....the group that displays the best adaptation skills to their environment generally prevails. I’m trying to teach the kids. One’s all in. The other 4.....meh.
    One’s bat shit crazy.
    People decry accelerationists. As if WE are somehow pushing society towards collapse.
    That’s not true. We’ve just stopped pushing back.
    Let it burn and let’s find out who’s still standing afterwards.
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  • Posted by mccannon01 1 year, 3 months ago in reply to this comment.
    My home is the same. Some time back an ice storm knocked out our power for 14 days and we had oil lamps and cooked in the fireplace (real wood) and got along well (my wife and I are both accomplished campfire cooks so we ate well). It got down to 8degF on several days, but we have 3 fireplaces to keep us warm - I'd come home from work at lunch time to rekindle the fire. At that time we had an old style gas hot water tank with a gas pilot so we still had hot water to to take a shower - the newer tanks have electric pilots so you need electricity to fire them up. I definitely bought a generator after that one was over, lol. We are still good to go if it happens again.

    Edit add for those interested: For a hot water shower w/o gas or electricity you can use my camping shower solution. Get a stainless steel water type fire extinguisher you can refill and pressurize yourself. Change out the hose for a kitchen sink spray hose and use a bicycle pump to pressurize it. Heat the water on the fire to the temp you like, pour it into the extinguisher 4 or 5 inches from the top (you need an air space), pump it up to about 60psi and you're good to go. Hot shower w/o gas or electric even in the winter. In hot weather just fill it up and leave in the sun for a while.
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  • Posted by Lucky 1 year, 3 months ago
    I remember the days when, going far back, suburban households in big cities had milk and bread delivered by electric carts steered by the deliveryman on foot. It was a good technology for that time. Not so many homes had a private motor vehicle so deliveries beat trudging to the shops with a hand trolley.

    Things are different today, but suppose suburban homes found that private cars were, effectively, banned by high taxes and levies, then what? There would be a return of electric carts. The technology is much the same now as then, well maybe control systems could make them automatic and eliminate the deliveryman.
    The EU will find that 90% of private liquid fueled passenger cars can be eliminated. But diesel trucks - No. The result will be supply-chain chaos. On top of that, the electricity system when based on wind, will collapse. Industrial, commercial, social and then political collapse.

    A lot of scope for sci-fi writers, eg the war in Ukraine will end with WW2 caliber Russian tanks destroying the latest electric US Abrams which will have nowhere to plug in.
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  • Posted by JakeOrilley 1 year, 3 months ago in reply to this comment.
    Accurate historical recollection is always interesting. I had known, but had forgotten, about the role Abs had in both the Reich and the Marshall plan.
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  • Posted by $ Markus_Katabri 1 year, 3 months ago in reply to this comment.
    My house is setup to live like it’s 1899. We have modern amenities. But in the background....all those quaint “antiques” are fully functional. Life will be difficult for sure. But it will be a whole lot more difficult for others.
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  • Posted by $ Markus_Katabri 1 year, 3 months ago
    🍿😎🥤
    Loving every minute of it.
    Loooong Slurp on the Tasty Beverage.
    Mmmmmm the popcorn’s gooooooood.
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  • Posted by Dobrien 1 year, 3 months ago in reply to this comment.
    When it was revealed that Hermann Abs was receiving secret payments from Lockheed, it potentially exposed a much deeper layer of corruption at hand. If Abs did this with Lockheed, what other payments had he received? When you consider Abs’ corruption and the enormous amount of Marshall Plan funds that the American taxpayer had empowered him to allocate, an ominous picture emerges. If some of the Marshall Plan funds were diverted by Abs, it would be easy to ‘conceal’ them, especially with his good friend Frank ‘The Bank’ operating his merchant bank and trusts out of New Zealand.

    If corrupt money was housed and concealed in New Zealand, it would most certainly explain the relationship Hermann Abs had with Frank Renouf, and why Renouf was nicknamed ‘The Bank’. It would also explain why Frank Renouf amassed a fortune from a tiny island that is better known for its disproportionate number of sheep and expeditions to Antarctica, than as a banking and high-finance mecca.

    What the Church Committee release possibly shows us, is that Abs was not just rebuilding Germany, he was a key player in the Prussian transition into a network of globalist corporations and banking structures. An invisible enemy must have invisible networks within which to operate.
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  • Posted by Dobrien 1 year, 3 months ago
    What is the difference between the EU and Hitlers goal in Europe? Does the WEF or as They should be called the ReichsWEF dictate their agenda to the EU Parliamentary puppets?
    Why were the Corporate leaders who funded , participated and ran the concentration camps and used the detained as slave labor , now among the wealthiest in the world?

    Abs , He oversaw the “Aryanization” of Jewish owned assets during Nazi Germany, and held directorships in the most important German corporations of the day, including IG Farben.
    Hermann Abs was released from facing a war crimes tribunal due to “British intervention”. Also consider that the British intervention was based on a recommendation from Robi Mendelssohn, a man who had his multi-generational banking dynasty ended by Hermann Abs.

    None of this story seems remotely conceivable, unless we continue to follow the money.

    Hermann and the Marshall Plan

    Once the British, under the alleged recommendation of Robi Mendelssohn, freed Hermann Abs from Nuremberg prosecution, he was immediately put to work. He became an advisor to the first post-war German Chancellor, Konrad Adenauer. With Germany and most of Europe in a state of complete destruction, US Secretary of State, George C. Marshall presented the concept of rebuilding Europe in order to prevent the free-market capitalist system from breaking down. This became known as the Marshall Plan.
    From 1948, the next four years saw $13 billion of economic aid provided to select European nations. The man appointed to oversee the allocation of these funds was Hermann Abs.

    With Hermann Abs coordinating the economic rebuild of Germany, Deutsche Bank was reopened in 1957. He joined the managing board of directors, before eventually becoming the bank’s chairman. He also served on the board of several other major German corporations, and had a complete overview of the German economy. From such a prestigious position, there was serious money to be made.

    Lockheed, Lufthansa and Bernhard

    Recall in the ReichsWEF series we outlined the formation of the Bilderberg Group, which was co-founded in the Netherlands by Prince Bernhard. Recall the numerous scandals that plagued Prince Bernhard. During the 1930s, Bernhard was a member of the Nazi Party and he joined the Reiter SS Corps. He then went on to work for IG Farben. Prince Bernard from the House of Orange . Trump had this strange comm “ I hope they now go and take a look at the oranges”
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  • Posted by mhubb 1 year, 3 months ago in reply to this comment.
    EMP bags from eBay or Amazon (i know, the enemy...)

    they also sell a rolls of EMP cloth you can wrap stuff in
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  • Posted by mccannon01 1 year, 3 months ago in reply to this comment.
    Agreed, term2. As a Civil War re-enactor for over 20 years and have lived close to that kind of life for up to a week at a time, I have an "idea" what 19th century living was all about. One can be VERY sure Americans are not ready for that kind of life. I would expect the attrition rate to be enormous.
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  • Posted by mccannon01 1 year, 3 months ago
    I finally had a chance to watch the whole video. The best line: "If global warming were a company you wouldn't buy it because the books are too hidden."
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  • Posted by CaptainKirk 1 year, 3 months ago
    Well, in ending the EU, then they won't be able to enforce the No Gas Vehicle rules...

    I no longer know if they are showing their hands, or they don't realize they've gone Batsh!t Crazy!
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  • Posted by term2 1 year, 3 months ago in reply to this comment.
    Our lives had progressed through free trade to the point now we depend on the availability of so many things from other people. We each can become relatively self sufficient for lets say- a couple of weeks. But its quite another thing to preserve our life style without the systems in place like the ones Biden and the left want to "reset".
    We will have to retreat to a former standard of living if Biden does his "reset". Maybe back to the late 1800's. The left has no idea how to reset things, once they are demolished.
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