@redpillschool some good news from the Donald - apparently no longer going to force people into these EVs. I can only hope that will soon come to UK.

Personally, I never actually believed that the EV mandate would ever come into force. It's just not credible.

We have a long way to go, but perhaps we are going to see the ESG crap fading. One can only hope.

The green scam is especially serious in UK and EU. Industry is literally dying because of it. Power generation is dying because of it. And when we have no power and no industry, there will be no money coming in. And therefore no tax revenue.

People forget this one simple thing - we live to an average of 83 in the first world because we have money. when the money is gone, the life expectancy will drop to 3rd world levels. There is no mystery to this. We use money in the first world to prevent dying (health, sanitation, emergency services). When there is no money left, we start dying.

@Vermillion-Rx @redpillschool

About 10-12 years ago, I actually wanted a Tesla. I liked the idea of not spending so much on gas, and I also liked how much of the space that would have been taken up by the engine, fuel tank, etc in a regular car was instead taken up by steel reinforcements.

Then Atlanta had a freak ice storm (hardly ever happens there), which hit during rush hour gridlock. Lots of commuters' cars were frozen to the interstates.

The poor saps who had Teslas ran out of power within an hour or two and were tapping on strangers' windows to ask to come in and warm up.

Right away I decided "fuck that!".

I looked further in to how long their charges last, and it's garbage. How long it takes to recharge is even worse.

What trips I could do in 8 hours and a full tank of gas in a regular car, would require an overnight stop and recharge in a Tesla. Whatever I "saved" on gas would be spent and then some on recharging fees and a goddamn hotel room!

And idiots all over the country, but especially in California and the federal government, have been pushing to replace all regular vehicles with EVs.

I hope the would-be evacuees who couldn't leave LA serve as a lesson to everyone about how much EVs actually suck.

@MentORPHEUS

I don't' know how this thread came back but...

It had me because:

• I have watched more than a few old movies that show all sorts of content that I always thought was TA-fucking-BOO. Sure, they were more subtle, but On the Waterfront and Casablanca are just two that were mind blowing about sex, etc.

• Sure they used modern terms, but Memes all have an origin story. Like that "oh, no, oh, no" sped up snippet from "Walking in the Sand" Old things feed new things. "Tossing a salad" is a perfect example of shit they might say back in the day. That's how they rolled back then - although this was well before my time.

• The sound quality is fucking brilliant. If anything it should have been THIS fact that tipped me off because I am a geek like that.

• I am much older and dumber than most people here. So there's that....

lol

Seriously though. That song was hilarious.

Side Note: I created the www.trp.red/feed/t/foreshadowing for such things (when they are real) to show that red pill truths have been very openly promulgated for a very long time. Thanks to @redpillschool for the name of the tribe. My ideas were rubbish.

@redpillschool

As best I can tell:

1. Large fires have happened naturally since the beginning of time. Many forms of plant life have come to depend on fires to open seed pods. They are naturally occurring.

2. Climate change activists have been caught, tried and convicted of setting fires numerous times (here and in Canada) over the past decade. Apparently, their goal is to show that climate change is happening by setting the fires. I once saw a satellite image of fires that stopped along the US/Canadian border and someone commented how weird it was that fires respect international boundaries.

3. Several people have been caught setting the current fires - one was arrested by a group of citizens. This person appeared to be a "swarthy" man, and the speculation was that he was setting fires so that his gang could loot at will amidst the chaos.

4. The woman in charge of something or other ( LA Mayor?), requested a $75 million cut in funding for firefighters last year, which left the area vulnerable to such catastrophes.

5. There was some mismanagement of upstate reservoirs, which Gov. Newsome denied and got caught lying about. This was in the news yesterday.

6. Some claim that some firefighters were pissed about the cuts, and set the fires to show how much they are needed - but this one is just speculation. I have heard no actual data on this.

7. Very odd fires have been plaguing high end real estate areas for some time. Maui was another. How many of these are required to raise eyebrows? Again, this is speculation. But patterns matter.

8. CA has been dealing with fires like this for a long time. They have had a pretty impressing land/forest management system in place for decades. This is true of the entire PNW up through Canada. Removing dead trees, underbrush, back burning troublesome areas, etc. Those practices seem to have stopped in recent years and no one wants to own up to it.

9. The LEAST plausible cause is climate change alone. That is a ludicrous thing to say, but say it they will. Just as there are countless gun-control articles just waiting to be published when the next school shooting comes along, so too are the climate change hustlers ready with propaganda at every such event.

BOTTOM LINE:

No matter what anyone says, these things look nefarious to all but the most naïve people. Whether they were deliberately set (and some were) this could all have been avoided for reasons mentioned above. Someone WANTED this.

I bet anyone here $20 that someone will try to pin this on Trump.