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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