Comments by "sdrc92126" (@sdrc92126) on "Neil McCoy-Ward" channel.

  1. “Who controls the food supply controls the people; who controls the energy can control whole continents; who controls money can control the world” — Henry Kissinger
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  2. “Who controls the food supply controls the people; who controls the energy can control whole continents; who controls money can control the world” — Henry Kissinger
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  3. In the 80's, my grandmother, who lived through tyhe great depression, said they wanted to tax the air we breath. I guess she was right.🤣
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  4. "If the people won't reduce the energy consumption themselves, we'll have to reduce the people." Sounds like a good plan
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  5. People are so utterly hyponotized, they'll starve themselves to death for the latest thing.
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  6. "Who controls the food supply controls the people; who controls the energy can control whole continents; who controls money can control the world" — Henry Kissinger.
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  7. "Who controls the food supply controls the people; who controls the energy can control whole continents; who controls money can control the world”
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  8. A warmer planet is better. Warmer climates use much less energy than cooler ones. Plants grow best above 1000ppm CO2. CO2 has been over 7000ppm in the past and over 5000ppm in the not so distant past. NASA says the Earth is greening due to rising levels of CO2 in the atmos[here. We should be encouraging carbon, not discouraging it.
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  9. Stop calling it socialism, that's way too popular. Start referring to it as fascism,
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  10. 5 eggs per week per hen from my chickenss...50000*(5/7) ~= 35,000 eggs per day
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  11. "Carbon emissions of richest 1 percent more than double the emissions of the poorest half of humanity"
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  12. The world needs more co2, not less. That is the real scam. It's about energy.
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  13. Here we go, grandma eating cat food again.
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  14. The US was energy independent in 2019.
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  15. 11 November 1941, Hitler said, "One may regret living at a period when it's impossible to form an idea of the shape the world of the future will assume. But there's one thing I can predict to eaters of meat: the world of the future will be vegetarian."
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  16. It's all about energy, Carbin is a red herring. The world needs more co2, not less.
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  17. I wanna see this work in Scottsdale, AZ USA. Bunch of wealthy people walking 20 minutes through 45degree heat in the monsoon season to the nearest bus stop.
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  18. Seers sounds like what covid was supposed to have been
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  19. Anybody remember the scene in Dr Zhivago when Alec Guinnes arests some people for stealing firewood?
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  20. Save your money, learn farming and other skills. Move to a rural area when you get laid off and grow your own food. It's going to be a rough next hundred years
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  21. The economy now meets the classical definition of fascism.
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  22.  @mikebizzleuk  It's not communism, it's fascist- neo-feudalism.
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  23. @Monad Costco, Amazon and McDonalds. What more do you need?
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  24. The star trek episode "Conspiracy" was banned for showing eating worms and an exploding head. It's good to see they're now showing the eating of worms IRL as the conspiracy is no longer secret.
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  25. Hitler vowed that Germany would never again be defeated by a lack of resources. In his unpublished second book, he lamented that “the German people is today even less in a position than in the years of peace to feed itself from its own land and territory.” In 1936, he glowingly spoke of the “incalculable raw materials” in the Urals, the “rich forests” of Siberia, and the “incalculable farmlands” of the Ukraine. --Holocaust Encyclopedia
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  26. Wait a couple years. All cities will be alike and there will be nothing new to see.
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  27. They don't care about co2. They care that you are breathing their air
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  28. I live in an off grid house (solar power and well). I live in one of the prime solar locations and no. I still rely on wood from my forest for heating
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  29. It's beginning to look more and more like it's a manufactured problem, much like another recent global problem.
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  30. Children of Men
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  31. Those are the people not getting food from my bunker
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  32. This is from the unused cutaway scenes from V for Vendetta.
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  33. 25% annual tax rate on asseed value should do it.
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  34. Just say no to automation I'm sure the Amish will do fine
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  35.  @lisalockwood2296  My house is off grid and powered by solar (and firewood from the forest). Soar works fine, but most people are delusional over what it entails and its capabilities. I also live in one of the world's prime solar location. A place like the UK does not receive enough environmental energy to work as in megawatts/sq kilometre.
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  36. We're go to do <<X>> <<X>> happens <<X>> is a conspiracy!!!!
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  37. Of course not
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  38. The goal is to lose.
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  39. David McKay was a British physicist who wrote a book on energy, _Sustainable Energy without the Hot Air_. It's available on his website in PDF form and should be required reading for anyone discussing energy. All the examples he gives are UK specific and he goes into details and specifics, but nothing that could be understood by someone in primary school. He goes over all of the problems (challenges) involved and presents the trade offs with each "there are no solutions, only trade offs". And he shows all of the work, so there is nothing to argue for or against other than back of the napkin math.
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  40.  @tims9434  I had that thought as a kid long before I ever heard of lizard people or the term conspiracy theory. I never really thought about it much until recently
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  41. Madrid Spain is far south europe. It is the same latitude as Redding, CA. Running europe on wind and solar was a main dream of h#lr and the nsdap. It's also a road to failure because of physics.
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  42.  @sailaway8244  Estonia is just a testing ground
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  43. Candles last an hour. Get an led lantern an rechargeable batteries. You should have at least a very minimal solar system with 100watts solar panel, 12v car battery and inverter, Just this one thing goes a loooong way. And remember, nothing runs off of solar. Everything runs off of the battery. The solar is there to recharge the battery.
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  44. 1 person puts out 100watts of power or about 350BTUs. 1 candle is about 300BTU. A space heater will put out 4000BTUs, 1200watts. A dozen people are equivalent to a space heater.
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  45.  @bobsilver3983  I road my bike 6 miles through the rain because the closest radio shack had a trs-80. I bought a book there and taught myself how to program years before I could afford a real one myself.
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  46. The real nasi wore business suits. But their puppets were also well dressed
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  47. Form a community. Join a church
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  48.  @Mr.Speed88  There's still more future to be had. When I started college, you could smoke in class. Now I don't even know if you are allowed tobacco in the same city limits. Come to think of it, H- was against smoking also.... People are moldable
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  49. > Who voted for nuclear war? My dead grandmother. Presumably since it wont affect her much.
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  50. Start by calories. Budget 2,000cal/person per day. Last time I checked a couple of months ago, a 1 year supply of rice at this level is about $400. Once you have the calories met, THEN you can start thinking about canned goods. Those are much more expensive and not as nutrition dense. Pinto beans are about the same price and high in protein dense. Another low cost option is feed corn from a farm supply store. Learn how to nixomalize it and grind to make tortillas. If you learn how, you csan live very well on little money
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