Comments by "Mike O\x27Neill" (@EllieMaes-Grandad) on "MGUY Australia" channel.

  1. ‘Green’ aspects of the “net zero” fiasco are colour of money and naïveté of promoters, investors and buyers.
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  2. The cost of all the expensive virtue-signalling has still to fully impact national economies.
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  3. Social, legal, financial, religious, cultural control, complete totalitarian control is the name of their insidious game.
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  4. In a word . . . . control.
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  5. What would a 'low carbon', ‘net zero’ economy mean and what benefits, economic, social, environmental, might we see? Nobody ever explains. A much-reduced standard of living?
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  6. What would a 'low carbon', ‘net zero’ economy mean and what benefits, economic, social, environmental, might we see? Nobody ever explains.
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  7. Social, legal, financial, religious, cultural control, complete totalitarian control is the name of the insidious game.
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  8.  @kiae-nirodiariesencore4270  Swedes live in Sweden . . . . 'nuff said?
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  9. Nine most terrifying words in the English language are "I'm from the government and I'm here to help." "Government isn't the solution to our problems; Government is the problem." Ronald Reagan POTUS
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  10.  @greathey1234  It's our money - easy to go without a car, until sanity returns.
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  11. Nine most terrifying words in the English language are "I'm from the government and I'm here to help." "Government isn't the solution to our problems; Government is the problem." Ronald Reagan POTUS
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  12. What would a 'low carbon', ‘net zero’ economy mean and what benefits, economic, social, environmental, might we see? Nobody ever explains. A much-reduced standard of living?
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  13. What would a 'low carbon', ‘net zero’ economy mean and what benefits, economic, social, environmental, might we see? Nobody ever explains. A much-reduced standard of living? Spending billion$ on EV charging when enough "ICE charging" (aka gas stations) already exists. Goverments sure know how to waste taxpayers' money . . . . and enforce control.
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  14. The difference between stupidity and genius is that genius has its limits.
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  15.  iscadean3607  Beyond economically sensible.
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  16. The cost of all the expensive virtue-signalling has still to fully impact national economies. Spending billion$ on EV charging when enough "ICE charging" (aka gas stations) already exist. Goverments sure know how to waste taxpayers' money . . . . and enforce control.
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  17. Cars too?
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  18. That sensational revelation will soon appear.
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  19. A report will be published, eventually, but after a very long delay and with no publicity.
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  20. Spending billion$ on EV charging when enough "ICE charging" (aka gas stations) already exists. Goverments sure know how to waste taxpayers' money . . . . and enforce control.
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  21. It's transgender, LGBTQXYZ thus conforms fully with all current ideologies.
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  22. In July 2024 we will have perhaps a final opportunity to reject the lunacies of LibLabCon. Tactical voting is voting for oblivion.
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  23. Spending billion$ on EV charging when enough "ICE charging" (aka gas stations) already exist. Goverments sure know how to waste taxpayers' money . . .
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  24. ‘Green’ aspects of the “net zero” fiasco are the colour of money and naïveté of promoters, investors and buyers.
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  25. ‘Green’ aspects of the “net zero” fiasco are the colour of money for promoters and naïveté of investors / buyers.
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  26. A certain U.S. politician had a staffer drive ahead (ICE car) to block space for her at a charge station. I don't think they saw the irony . . .
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  27. ‘Green’ aspects of the “net zero” fiasco are the colour of money for promoters and naïveté of investors/buyers.
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  28.  @xr6lad  As long as they don't park under it, or too near it . . .
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  29. Anyone not yet read Orwell’s book ~ "1984" ? Make sure you do so - soon - and "Animal Farm" as well . . .
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  30.  @cornishhh  If it weren’t for mismanagement in government there'd be no management at all.
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  31. The difference between stupidity and genius is that genius has its limits.
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  32. What would a 'low carbon', ‘net zero’ economy mean and what benefits, economic, social, environmental, might we see? Nobody ever explains.
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  33. Knows more than you ever will . . .
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  34. Sprinkler systems would probably be expensive and wouldn't do the job anyway . . .
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  35. In July 2024 we will have perhaps a final opportunity to reject the lunacies of LibLabCon. Vote as if our existence depends on it, ‘cos it does! Tactical voting is voting for oblivion.
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  36. Classic stuff - more money than sense.
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  37. Locking fuel-filler caps have been essential for many years. Can charge cables not be locked in position? Another 'idiosyncrasy' being discovered ?
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  38. How does the external door-handle know it's an emergency? There is a basic safety requirement with doors locked against the exterior . . .
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  39. Hertz will be a classic case study at business schools for decades to come . . . . superbly illustrating "how not to do it" . . .
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  40. Is that E V bloke still about ?
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  41.  @erik_dk842  Not the same at all. Fly commercial and hire a car at the destination.
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  42. You'll not be staying there again . . .
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  43. With this sort of answer the problem may solve itself in no time . . . ?
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  44. Buy a generator and you'll be given an EV free of charge. (pun intended)
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  45.  @davidvanderklauw  Not for me, not for many others. No mask-wearing either.
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  46. Don't drink and drive . . . !  @JohnSmith-pl2bk 
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  47.  @gx4548  Actually, accountants help engineers to produce vfm vehicles, but consumers want cheap stuff. You get what you pay for . . .
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  48. * ban new ICE from 2025 * What happens with old ICE - CA becomes Cuba eventually ?
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  49.  @NotMeGeek  We can be sure of it. Cash is king then and it's who you know . . .
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  50. I only remember how he ran away after the pretenderendum that year . . . . but now he's back . . . . oh dear . . .
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  51. Elon is dumping 10% of Tesla's workforce soon. More will probably go later. The milk-float boom is over . . . ?
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  52. * marked as “inappropriate” * . . . . too near the truth . . . !
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  53. Spending billion$ on EV charging when enough "ICE charging" (aka gas stations) already exist. Goverments sure know how to waste taxpayers' money . . .
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  54. Find the reason, correct the fault and increase safety . . . . but that's not happening.
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  55. Maybe the 'boys' are 'girls', or whatever.
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  56. A great many people will suffer much financial hurt in due course, if they haven't already.
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  57. ‘Green’ aspects of the “net zero” fiasco are the colour of money for promoters and naïveté of investors / buyers.
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  58. Into the 1990s too . . .
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  59.  @erroneouscode  As was bread and jam. Been there, done that.
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  60. Eventually, the investment will give insufficient return or payback and will hit hard on some firm's bottom line.
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  61. For all the SJWs anyway . . .
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  62. What would a “net zero” economy mean and what benefits, economic, social, environmental, might we see? A greatly-reduced standard of living perhaps? Nobody ever explains . . .
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  63. Remember the bendy-buses which caught fire, some years ago?
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  64. Don't hold your breath waiting . . .
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  65. Will the madness stop before real damage is done to the world?
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  66.  @Ricky40369  Thirty pieces of it . . .
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  67.  @matthewgodwin3050  It's a not for profit organisation, but that wasn't Elon's intention . . .
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  68. If the cap fits . . .
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  69. * multi-storey car-parks are going to be modified * Sprinkler systems would probably be too expensive and wouldn't do the job anyway, whilst halon would kill everyone!
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  70. The cost of all the expensive virtue-signalling has still to impact fully on national economies. It's a long, slow but insidious, planned and executed by malevolent interests.
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  71. Look carefully - the data are only just emerging as more EVs come on to the s/h market.
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  72. Before one can 'build back better' (better for whom?) one must first destroy what exists. Common-sense it isn't . . .
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  73. Costly devastation of this expensive virtue-signalling will impact on national economies eventually.
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  74.  @stevengriffin7873  Spending billion$ on EV charging when enough gas stations already exist. Goverments sure know how to waste taxpayers' money . . .
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  75. ‘Green’ aspects of the “net zero” fiasco are the colour of money and naïveté of both promoters and investors.
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  76. What would a 'low carbon', ‘net zero’ economy mean and what benefits, economic, social, environmental, might we see? Nobody ever explains. A much-reduced standard of living perhaps?
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  77. The only ‘green’ aspect of the “net zero” fiasco is the naïveté of its promoters and investors.
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  78. Reality hurts you?
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  79. . . . . but love their money.
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  80. ‘Green’ aspects of the “net zero” fiasco are only colour of money and naïveté of both promoters and investors.
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  81.  @erik_dk842  Not if a company vehicle were available, or public transport were viable for the journey.
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  82. Running on an oil-fired boiler of course!
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  83. He'll enjoy it too, unlike owners of big ones . . .
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  84. At some point there will be a death resulting from an EV fire, from toxic gasses probably. Then it will all hit the fan!
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  85. They have to continue to own them - who wants to buy a s/h EV . . . ?
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  86. What will a 'low carbon', ‘net zero’ economy mean and what benefits, economic, social, environmental, might we see? Nobody explains. Expect a much-reduced standard of living? ‘Green’ aspects of the “net zero” fiasco are the colour of money for promoters and naïveté of investors/buyers.
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  87. One has to laugh at EV inadequacies, but at the same time they're no joke . . .
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  88. "Lunaz" . . . . the word is halfway to 'lunacy'. It may soon be all the way there . . . ?
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  89. . . . . or maybe 'electrocuting' . . . ?
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  90. A great many people will suffer much financial hurt in due course, if they haven't already.
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  91. What would a 'low carbon', ‘net zero’ economy mean and what benefits, economic, social, environmental, might we see? Nobody ever explains.
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  92. Depreciation normally writes-off value over the period of usage - looks like it will be instantaneous soon.
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  93. "Government isn't the solution to our problems; Government is the problem." Ronald Reagan POTUS
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  94. Electric Viking is still around ? The Duracell bunny has some competition ?
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  95. If you have to ask the question, you'll never comprehend the answer.
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  96. The cost of all the expensive virtue-signalling has still to fully impact national economies. Spending billion$ on EV charging when enough "ICE charging" (aka gas stations) already exist. Goverments sure know how to waste taxpayers' money . . . . and enforce control.
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  97. One of the supercar manaufacturers did produce a small one, for the children of super-rich people - it runs on batteries . . .
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  98. Dumb people use smart meters. Smart people use dumb meters.
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  99. Fantasy land. I can't even begin to imagine it . . .
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  100. “Far Right” ~ A derogatory term invented by those on the extreme left of politics to denigrate sensible people. Intended to deflect criticism from themselves, anything disliked is not merely the political right, but 'far right'.
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  101. Humans are carbon-based . . . . "Soylent Green" will provide . . . ?
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  102. The charger is in the middle of nowhere but it has been vandalised . . . . so you're stuck in the middle of nowhere. Hope that the phone battery is still charged . . .
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  103.  @georgebetrian676  Exactly. How many more 'idiosyncrasies' have yet to reveal themselves?
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  104.  @VerladT  Saved the building too, probably.
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  105. Totalitarian control is the name of the insidious game.
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  106. Nine most terrifying words in the English language are "I'm from the government and I'm here to help." "Government isn't the solution to our problems; Government is the problem." Ronald Reagan POTUS
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  107. One might have expected that to be done from the start. The whole fiasco is even more amateurish than we ever imagined it could be.
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  108. It could be foam or anything else, but EV fires generate their own oxygen, thus nothing works as usual.
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  109. Spending billion$ on EV charging when enough "ICE charging" (aka gas stations) already exists. Goverments sure know how to waste taxpayers' money . . . . and enforce control.
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  110. There may come a time when people are paid to take them away from forecourts ?
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  111. What will a 'low carbon', ‘net zero’ economy mean and what benefits, economic, social, environmental, might we see? Nobody explains. Expect a much-reduced standard of living?
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  112. However, selling them is the problem . . .
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  113. That tipping point has yet to hit on a large scale, but it will . . .
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  114.  @robertkubrick3738  It's all hitting the fan soon.
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  115. After-sales of replacement parts is usually a good money-spinner, so this manufacturer is missing a trick or three here . . .
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  116. A work in progress. I want to know how it ends, when it ends [this guy will probably tell us].
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  117. Spending billion$ on EV charging when enough "ICE charging" (aka gas stations) already exists. Goverments sure know how to waste taxpayers' money . . . . and enforce control.
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  118. ‘Green’ aspects of the “net zero” fiasco are the colour of money and naïveté of both promoters and investors.
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  119. A day will arrive when we know the answer - and EV owners will be very upset . . .
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  120. What would a 'low carbon', ‘net zero’ economy mean and what benefits, economic, social, environmental, might we see? Nobody ever explains. A very much-reduced standard of living?
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  121. A used EV market exists? Really?
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  122. Yes, twice the power for half the time is the same energy, but the KVh rating to deliver would be commensurately higher, leading to heavier infrastructure, which the utility company will make users pay for, even if only needed in short bursts. You may well have been involved with installations, but have you ever worked in finance and seen tariff rates and bills?
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  123. The total worldwide destruction of capital will be enormous before all this madness inevitably ends.
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  124. Somebody will take a real fall, never mind doing one on purpose to expose the lunacy. Big payouts, here we come . . .
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  125. Both are environmentally destructive - that's the point!
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  126. Brake cables? Whatever happened to hydraulic brake lines?
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  127. What will a 'low carbon', ‘net zero’ economy mean and what benefits, economic, social, environmental, might we see? Nobody explains. Expect a much-reduced standard of living?
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  128. No need to panic; just put up taxes . . .
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  129. ‘Green’ aspects of the “net zero” fiasco are the colour of money for promoters and naïveté of investors/buyers.
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  130. Not yet, but it is going away.
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  131. Dumb people use smart meters. Smart people use dumb meters.
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  132. ‘Green’ aspects of the “net zero” fiasco are only colour of money and naïveté of both promoters and investors.
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  133. ‘Green’ aspects of the “net zero” fiasco are the colour of money for promoters and naïveté of investors/buyers. The cost of all the expensive virtue-signalling has still to fully impact national economies.
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  134. Spending billion$ on EV charging when enough "ICE charging" (aka gas stations) already exists. Goverments sure know how to waste taxpayers' money . . . . and enforce control.
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  135. The difference between stupidity and genius is that genius has its limits.  @CosmicSeeker69 
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  136. Not a lot probably. However, think maybe 300 metres each time . . .
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  137.  @derekcable  Huge impact of all, but history now. However, China and other states are ramping-up coal- and oil-burning to produce electricity. That's the problem, if one believes there is a problem at all, let alone one which can be alleviated by taxation and 'renewables'. The real problem is the influence of environmental loonies . . .
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  138. Carry a gen-set in the boot / trunk of the car?
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  139. The total worldwide destruction of capital will be enormous before all this madness inevitably ends.
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  140. What will a 'low carbon', ‘net zero’ economy mean and what benefits, economic, social, environmental, might we see? Nobody ever explains. Expect a much-reduced standard of living?
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  141. Then there's the KvA limit of the transformers at any site. A grid connection is just the basic need . . .
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  142. Do that with an EV and solve all your problems . . . ?  iscadean3607 
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  143. The cost of all the expensive virtue-signalling has still to impact fully on national economies. It's a long, slow but insidious process, planned and executed by malevolent interests.
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  144. Think ‘veracity evasion’.
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  145. . . . . or a house brick.
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  146. Same with lease-purchase too.
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  147. ‘Green’ aspects of the “net zero” fiasco are only colour of money and naïveté of both promoters and investors.
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  148. The cost of all the expensive virtue-signalling has still to fully impact the national economy.
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  149. Low-cost engineering . . . . if there's one thing Ford MCo knows it's that . . .
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  150. Going without won't be attractive . . .  @kirkjohnson6638 
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  151. It isn't just electrification costs which are huge, it's the fraud and corruption involved as well . . .  @rosen9425 
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  152.  iscadean3607  Lower voltage than normal - tries to avoid one but often precedes a black-out . . .
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  153. Spending billion$ on EV charging when enough "ICE charging" (aka gas stations) already exists.
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  154. A great many people will suffer much financial hurt in due course, if they haven't already.
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  155. Give over with the foreign currencies. Please translate into U.S. dollars - we can all understand them.
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  156. Does China do that already?
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  157. What will a 'low carbon', ‘net zero’ economy mean and what benefits, economic, social, environmental, might we see? Nobody explains. Expect a much-reduced standard of living? Spending billion$ on EV charging when enough "ICE charging" (aka gas stations) already exist. Goverments sure know how to waste taxpayers' money . . . . and enforce control. ‘Green’ aspects of the “net zero” fiasco are the colour of money for promoters and naïveté of investors/buyers.
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  158. Cost is not a problem today, say all the dozy politicians who want to tax us to death . . .
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  159. Maybe if they were biodegradable . . .
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  160. Eventually, costly devastation of this expensive virtue-signalling will impact on national economies. It's a slow, insidious process, planned and executed by malevolent interests.
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  161. Spending billion$ on EV charging when enough "ICE charging" (aka gas stations) already exists. Goverments sure know how to waste taxpayers' money . . . . and enforce control.
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  162. ‘Green’ aspects of the “net zero” fiasco are the colour of money and naïveté of both promoters and investors.
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  163. That would be the EVs sat in parking lots, on docksides, unwanted, unsaleable. Reality is impinging on the EV scam. Worldwide destruction of capital will be enormous before this madness inevitably ends.
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  164. Spending billion$ on EV charging when enough "ICE charging" (aka gas stations) already exists. Goverments sure know how to waste taxpayers' money . . . . and enforce control.
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  165. “Make Votes Matter” is a single-issue campaign for proportional representation in the House of Commons and encourages all parties, candidates and MPs to support PR. It does not endorse any party or candidates and takes no position on other political issues.
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  166. ‘Green’ aspects of the “net zero” fiasco are the colour of money for promoters and naïveté of investors/buyers.
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  167. Reality is now impinging on the EV scam. Total worldwide destruction of capital will be enormous before all this madness inevitably ends.
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  168. Exhaust gasses being emitted at at critical altitudes too.
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  169.  @paul756uk2  Not a lot of common-sense amongst EV proponents then. ‘Green’ aspects of the “net zero” fiasco are only colour of money and naïveté of both promoters and investors.
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  170.  @kiae-nirodiariesencore4270  OK then, explain how he's wrong. In UK, the ECML (400 miles of it) was electrified decades ago, but now that more trains are running further on it, sub-stations are being enhanced, at appropriate intervals, to meet increased demand. This is a self-contained electric train-set, a mere micrcosm of the problem on a national scale.
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  171.  @kiae-nirodiariesencore4270  Demand isn't going to reduce any time soon - methods of power generation may change in differernt proportions though.
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  172. A great many people will suffer much financial hurt in due course, if they haven't already.
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  173. Do it now; I'll sign.
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  174. Norway is a cold country, most of the time. How's all that snow and ice affecting those EVs . . . ?
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  175. It's not going to happen, ever. The tipping point at which it will be generally recognised as failing, before it actually does, cannot be far away now . . .
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  176. I'd rather not . . . . back to the days of 'silent' movies?
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  177. It's all part of the same agenda from SJWs . . .
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  178. What our leaders lack in intelligence, they make up for in stupidity. [foxoles 031015]
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  179. What would a 'low carbon', ‘net zero’ economy mean and what benefits, economic, social, environmental, might we see? A much-reduced standard of living? Nobody ever explains.
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  180. Spending billion$ on EV charging when enough "ICE charging" (aka gas stations) already exists. Goverments sure know how to waste taxpayers' money . . . . and enforce control.
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  181. Usage will affect battery life so predicted 'end-of-life' will vary and thus the ongoing leasing cost. The word you're looking for is terotechnology, life-cycle cost.
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  182. Fibre optic cable is replacing copper wire to homes for faster internet speeds. Recycled copper will become available in huge quantities . . . . or so we'll be told !
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  183.  @robertkubrick3738  I'm sure of it too, but what we'll be told is the usual can-kicking political b/s . . .
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  184. Topics are becoming dull and uninteresting, whilst presentation and delivery lack enthusiasm and charisma.
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  185.  @gerbre1  Place in a list is meaningless in this context.
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  186. If 'woke' people didn't have double standards, they'd have no standards at all . . .
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  187. Leasing can be good - it lets people pay the excessive cost over a longer period. You're being ripped-off more softly . . .
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  188. "Government isn't the solution to our problems; Government is the problem." Ronald Reagan POTUS
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  189. The only question now is how long the EV scam will continue . . .
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  190. What sort of sprinkler system could cope with a serious EV fire . . . ?
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  191. Understanding events becomes easier after reading George Orwell’s book "1984” . . .
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  192. Reality is now impinging on the EV scam . . . The total worldwide destruction of capital will be enormous before all this madness inevitably ends.
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  193. Yes, it's all a big scam and you're unhappy at being scammed . . .
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  194. They're attempting to raise the trade-in values for when they go back to ICE cars ?
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  195. The costly devastation of this expensive virtue-signalling has still to impact fully on national economies. It's a slow but insidious process, planned and executed by malevolent interests.
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  196.  @Audioremedy0785  If Teslas are selling 'by the bucketload' then a lot of people have more money than sense and will suffer much financial hurt in due course.
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  197. There will be a series of elections before then, although voters might be too stupid to choose correctly?
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  198. Catenary wires carry 25,000 volts - sections are locked but can be switched off, so maybe an 'inside job' . . . ?
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  199.  @sbeers88  It was imaginative sci-fi, but now not so far 'round the corner' as is a viable EV world?
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  200. Business schools will have EV case studies galore; the scam will provide much material for years to come.
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  201. A great many people will suffer much financial hurt in due course, if they haven't already.
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  202. Germans won't buy Teslas? Why would they? They have BMWs . . .
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  203. ‘Green’ aspects of the “net zero” fiasco are the colour of money and naïveté of both promoters and investors.
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  204.  @hughmungus2760  Buy on price, pay twice . . .
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  205. * where this is all going? * To hell in a handcart? If we're really lucky, common-sense may return . . .
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  206.  @robertkubrick3738  That would be useful, but the installation cost would fall on the property owner, whereas losses fall on insurance companies. Am I being too cynical?
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  207.  @robertkubrick3738  Excellent appraisal !
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  208.  @robertkubrick3738  Should be * Mike O'Neill * but so many sites get it wrong, despite my corrective efforts. I can't figure out why it seems to vary . . .
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  209. Can you stop in the distance you see to be clear? If not, slow down and make the distance long enough . . .
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  210. . . . . and much else besides.
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  211. If you're affected by an EMP then you'll have so much else to worry about that it won't matter . . .
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  212. It reflects well on him that he escaped . . .
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  213. Reality is now impinging on the EV scam. The total worldwide destruction of capital will be enormous before all this madness inevitably ends.
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  214. What would a 'low carbon', ‘net zero’ economy mean and what benefits, economic, social, environmental, might we see? Nobody ever explains . . .
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  215. ‘Green’ aspects of the “net zero” fiasco are only colour of money and naïveté of both promoters and investors.
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  216.  @lukebrennan5780  Early '90s and early '80s were the peaks. Too easily forgotten now, when rates are but half of those difficult days. We may yet see a third time . . .
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  217. Yet UK is closing and demolishing fossil-fuel-fired power stations, erecting expensive [subsidised] turbines and banning coalmining. It must end before we're cold, hungry and bankrupt . . .
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  218. ‘Green’ aspects of the “net zero” fiasco are the colour of money for promoters and naïveté of investors/buyers.
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  219. Spending billion$ on EV charging when enough "ICE charging" (aka gas stations) already exist. Goverments sure know how to waste taxpayers' money . . .
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  220. Nearest to a safe self-driving vehicle might be the Docklands Light Railway in east London.
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  221.  @Audioremedy0785  Really?
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  222. What would a 'low carbon', ‘net zero’ economy mean and what benefits, economic, social, environmental, might we see? Nobody ever explains.
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  223. China “has people in the White House” . . . A massive U.S. arsenal counts for nothing if there is no will to use it, if CCP is the controlling brain in the White House. It won't matter who’s in place, only who controls them . . .
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  224. I've been told that m/cycles only do 100 miles or so on a tankful. Apparently, riders like to stop and get off regularly . . .
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  225. EVs, global warming scam, grid failures and associated lunacies will be the star case studies at management schools for decades to come . . .
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  226. Good one.
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  227. ‘Green’ aspects of the “net zero” fiasco are only colour of money and naïveté of both promoters and investors.
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  228. The costly devastation of the expensive virtue-signalling has still to impact fully on national economies. It's a long, slow but insidious process, planned and executed by malevolent interests.
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  229. ‘Green’ aspects of the “net zero” fiasco are the colour of money for promoters and naïveté of investors/buyers.
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  230. Social control, legal control, financial control, religious control, cultural control - complete, totalitarian control is the name of their game . . .
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  231. Allegedly . . .  @julianhodgson1961 
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  232. It will soon be forbidden indoors, anywhere and everywhere . . .
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  233. Reality is now impinging on the EV scam. Total worldwide destruction of capital will be enormous before all this madness inevitably ends.
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  234. ‘Green’ aspects of the “net zero” fiasco are colour of money and naïveté of promoters, investors and buyers.
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  235. Social, legal, financial, religious, cultural control, complete totalitarian control is the name of their insidious game ~ vote as if your life depends on it, because it does!
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  236. Mr Micawber’s route to financial success is the one everybody should know and follow.
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  237. Twenty years ago, trains were cancelled near Turnham Green one morning - signal cables had been stolen. Nothing new about this, just a vast increase in opportunities for theft.
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  238. What would a 'low carbon', ‘net zero’ economy mean and what benefits, economic, social, environmental, might we see? Nobody ever explains.
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  239. ‘Green’ aspects of the “net zero” fiasco are the colour of money and the naïveté of promoters, investors and buyers. History will record it as one of the biggest scams ever!
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  240. Good question. The answer is in the increasing desire to control us all. 'Health & Safety' with Chinese characteristics?
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  241. Only reports of fires, never the LFB investigation reports. I thought they were great, as did the fare dodgers from Lewisham and Camberwell . . .  @stephenfennell 
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  242. Those whom the gods wish to destroy they first make mad . . .
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  243. In July 2024 UK will have perhaps a final opportunity to reject the lunacies of LibLabCon. Vote as if our existence depends on it, because it does! Tactical voting will be voting for oblivion.
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  244. What will a 'low carbon' economy mean? What benefits, economic, social, environmental, might we see? Nobody ever explains . . . . I envisage a much-reduced standard of living.
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  245. We know you're posting drivel; you know you're posting drivel. At least put in some effort; make it vaguely entertaining, plse.
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  246. It would be free money from taxpayers to people who already have more money than sense.
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  247. ‘Green’ aspects of the “net zero” fiasco are the colour of money for promoters and naïveté of investors/buyers. The cost of all the expensive virtue-signalling has still to fully impact national economies.
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  248. Never mind the sound, it's the reality that's so stupid.
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  249. Not easy, but always possible.  @ice9594 
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  250. Reality is now impinging on the EV scam . . .
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  251. ABBA's music lives on. Not many cars around as long-lived as that pop group.
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  252. The costly devastation of expensive virtue-signalling has still to impact fully on national economies. It's a long, slow but insidious process, planned and executed by malevolent interests.
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  253. Don't have to these days . . .
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  254. ‘Green’ aspects of the “net zero” fiasco are the colour of money for promoters and naïveté of investors / buyers.
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  255.  @Luka_3D  Not happened yet? Give it time . . .
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  256. EVs to be made to make more noise? Fit one of those sirens that Ju87 dive-bombers used in WW2?
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  257.  @gerbre1  30k miles a year? What else are you doing but driving around . . . ?
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  258. The cost of all the expensive virtue-signalling has still to fully impact national economies.
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  259. A gallon of gas is cheaper and easier than buying an EV to do the same thing . . .
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  260. Spending billion$ on EV charging when enough "ICE charging" (aka gas stations) already exists. Goverments sure know how to waste taxpayers' money . . . . and enforce control.
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  261. . . . . even easier to get people to believe lies . . .
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  262. Spending billion$ on EV charging when enough "ICE charging" (aka gas stations) already exists. Goverments sure know how to waste taxpayers' money . . . . and enforce control. The total worldwide destruction of capital will be enormous before all this madness inevitably ends.
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  263. There’s a "Third World” war in progress now and ‘The West’ is losing it!
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  264.  @g8ymw  What was the name of that solar panel company . . . ?
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  265. We had this in the 1950s/1960s with the threat of nuclear armageddon from Russia.
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  266. Rapidly degenerating and disintegrating? This appears to be the way USA is going these days.
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  267. Unique is a very specific word, from the Latin, literally meaning 'one only'. It needs no modification and any attempts to do so will be grammatically incorrect.
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  268. Destroying the whole economy, one part at a time . . .
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  269. Quite - but factor in the costs of all the equipment and perhaps upgrades to the grid supply.  @drxym 
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  270. Spending billion$ on EV charging when enough "ICE charging" (aka gas stations) already exist. Goverments sure know how to waste taxpayers' money . . .
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  271. ‘Green’ aspects of the “net zero” fiasco are the colour of money for promoters and naïveté of investors/buyers.
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  272. Those EV subsidies have to be funded from somewhere, from somebody . . .
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  273. ‘Green’ aspects of the “net zero” fiasco are colour of money and naïveté of promoters, investors and buyers.
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  274. What would a 'low carbon', ‘net zero’ economy mean and what benefits, economic, social, environmental, might we see? Nobody ever explains.
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  275. Always 10% for some 'big guy' in the background . . .
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  276. Mr Medlock must be making a mint . . .
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  277. Any accountant worth his salt will do a reality check on long-term operating costs and see the black holes out there, but such bean-counters are rare in public services . . . (been there).
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  278. The difference between stupidity and genius is that genius has its limits.
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  279. What would a 'low carbon', ‘net zero’ economy mean and what benefits, economic, social, environmental, might we see? Nobody ever explains.
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  280. Take the wiring and the things will stop working. If it doesn't look damaged, perhaps it's because they are conscientous thieves . . . ?
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  281. Low levels of workplace safety in S Korea might be one of the ways they undercut European manufacturers . . . ?
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  282.  @johncooper4637  Selling at a loss might be a cost-effective way of disposing of unwanted stuff . . .
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  283. What will a 'low carbon', ‘net zero’ economy mean and what benefits, economic, social, environmental, might we see? Nobody explains. Expect a much-reduced standard of living?
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  284. Hertz was the only place he could hire? Caveat emptor!
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  285.  @LeonieHall-c4o  We drive carefully. If you visit UK, please use public transport . . .
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  286. Yet people still keep buying the things ! Are the sales numbers being 'manipulated' perhaps . . . ?
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  287. Look up "Abilene Paradox" . . . . It explains "groupthink" and how managerial clones make mistakes.
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  288. "Abilene Paradox" applies . . .
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  289. Demand might be growing, but is there growth of adequate capacity to supply?  brianwoodrow6923 
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  290. It's not chaos, it's anarchy . . . . and it's intentional.
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  291.  @jazztheglass6139  If there, park with care . . .
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  292.  @phredflypogger4425  Reality TV . . . ?
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  293. Dumb people use smart meters. Smart people use dumb meters.
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  294. The next glacial age? Now that will be a problem. Best get working on viable solutions for the world . . . . drill baby, drill . . .
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  295. In July 2024 we will have perhaps a final opportunity to reject the lunacies of LibLabCon. Vote as if our existence depends on it, ‘cos it does! Tactical voting is voting for oblivion.
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  296. Eventually, costly devastation of this expensive virtue-signalling will impact on national economies. It's a slow, insidious process, planned and executed by malevolent interests. Reality is now impinging on the EV scam . . . The total worldwide destruction of capital will be enormous before all this madness inevitably ends.
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