Back to the dark ages

a very powerful video by Tucker about the energy shortages and price increases in Europe and other parts of the world. I can not imagine what the consequences of this winter is going to have on large segments of societies across the world. youtu.be...

a reply to: 727Sky

The lack of proper housing and nutrician is going to set societies up to be far more vulnerable to disease. The eugenics will continue, while those behind it think will be able to keep their hands clean.

a reply to: 727Sky

Once again, he's right on the money.

a reply to: 727Sky

So of course it's Russia's fault again. That seems to be the meme, Russia is going to kill you off by freezing Europe to death does anyone still believe this? How about just nipping across the border for a fill-up.

a reply to: 727Sky

It has to make them really angry to see Ukraine squandering so much/many of the "assistance packages" we've sent them.

Did you see the German delegation laughing at Donald Trump?

He ought to make a commercial of that and broadcast it in Deutschland for everyone to see.

Typical fools. They laugh like hyenas

So Tucker, when is the wedding between you and Vlad? And do I get an invite?

The European energy strategy was to literally shutdown their nuclear power plants, outsourcing part of their electricity production to other neighboring countries and to cheap gas from Russia. Its so short sided and backward and now they blame it on Russia. Of course if only one country does it its fine but now many countries are struggling because all their neighbor had the same strategy.

If you look at European news media, they only talk about energy reduction or to put more solar array and or wind turbine. Any other technology is never mentioned in a good light. I do not get this fascination to only focus on wind and solar, especially considering most solar panels and batteries are made in China which would leave them in similar situation as with the Russian gas now.

Its always about using less energy which of course will disproportionately affect poor people.

It's taken a while to figure it out but "green energy" is whatever is released from decomposing human bodies. At least plants will get a boost from the extra nutrients. Please be patient while we grow a new forest on your remains, your children will reap the benefits of pulpwood harvested from the soil you helped enrich. Personal involvement in the cycle of life has never been more real.

a reply to: operationalraven
Change:
"The European energy strategy was to literally shutdown their nuclear power plants, outsourcing part of their electricity production to other neighboring countries and to cheap gas from Russia."

To:
The German energy strategy was to literally shutdown their nuclear power plants (Merkel after Fukushima, to the amusement of the "green" party but Merkel made "green" anti-nuclear power politics anyway and was in the wrong party), outsourcing part of their electricity production to other neighboring countries and to cheap gas from Russia.

"If you look at European news media, they only talk about energy reduction or to put more solar array and or wind turbine. Any other technology is never mentioned in a good light. I do not get this fascination to only focus on wind and solar, especially considering most solar panels and batteries are made in China which would leave them in similar situation as with the Russian gas now."

It´s just part of the plan to not de-industrialize Germany but to change slowly too industry4.0. But tell the people something about "Putin" or the "climate" as reason. Maybe they think no revolts will happen if they have a scapegoat and the people eat it. But introducing industry4.0 on a bigger scale, making millions of people lose their jobs and having no scapegoat could start riots and revolts.

And isn´t it "funny" how they still push electric vehicles and all that BS in the beginning of an electric energy crisis while shutting down almost all other (coal, nuclear) power plants and hoping for enough sun and wind "to save the climate", allegedly. Or because of Putin. Or because of both, Putin and climate, they can´t decide yet what to tell us about what or who is really fault what is happening. Doesn´t really matter because they would tell us everything but the truth anyway.
Cheers

originally posted by: VeeSter
So Tucker, when is the wedding between you and Vlad? And do I get an invite?

Probably the day after your TDS is healed...

a reply to: visitedbythem

As if Trump doesn't deserve to be laughed at, you people really live in a bubble sometimes, lol.

a reply to: Substracto

Thank you for your reply.
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We can do this! Yes we can!
Thanks!

a reply to: visitedbythem

My only boosters are coffee and red wine. How's the pressure in your bubble, are you suffocating in your mental redundancy yet? All the best, cheers

a reply to: 727Sky

The really disgusting thing is it's entirely preventable.

originally posted by: Substracto
a reply to: visitedbythem

As if Trump doesn't deserve to be laughed at, you people really live in a bubble sometimes, lol.

Do you even know what he's talking about?

Trump predicted Germany would paint themselves into a corner by relying on Russian energy. The German representatives at the UN laughed at him.

And where is Europe now? In that very corner. Trapped.

a reply to: VierEyes

You are correct!

I am sure more sanctions agaisnt Russia is going to help Europe lower down the prices and inflation right?

a reply to: Substracto

Well i am no fan of Trump what Trump admin was hoping for was that Europe keeps buying the expensive LNG gas and oil.

a reply to: VierEyes

Being dependent on any third party for the necessities is stupid as they will always screw you at some time. It is just the way things are, that's even down to the family level. If the Banks called the mortgages in if the power got too expensive If food was unobtainable. The idea was a mortgage-free house on at least a quarter of an acre, was always the best insurance against hard times. In the fifties it was doable. But now most are stuffed.