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1 Peter 5:8 Be sober, be vigilant; because your adversary the devil, as a roaring lion, walketh about, seeking whom he may devour.

Avoid WW3 by giving this country to BRICS, et al, who "we" (no not really) owe a lot of money (labor) to. Kissinger and Nixon promised it many moons ago... Big Pharma exec who manufactured all of his pills in India for export to Americans? Can't imagine why the pearly white toothy grin of another Indian (see: Nimarata) snaking into relevance would matter. Must be crazy talk. Totally not relevant to other Western countries headed up suddenly by Indians with no respect for national history.... Sidenote: FWIW the Koch endorsement of Nimarata makes a lot of sense. Indian, UN, WEFster, etc. They've abandoned DeSantis for the moment. Agenda over personality when flexible. Why is anyone of knowledge still arguing about these people? They're all banker WEFster puppets.

Hey Germany, how's that anarcho-tyranny coming along... https://twitter.com/ferryman4747/status/1729701730386907337 1729701730386907337

Chicago Mayor Brandon: The "migrant crisis" is all because of right wing white people. LOL Bury this motherfucker...send five million more. This was just back in April of this year:

Why AF what do you mean? Start by learning to discriminate between trash and something worthwhile. "Who Want Smoke?" I'm wicked

The mother speaks out: You should have taught your son better. He knows now.

Charlie Munger, Warren Buffett's longtime investing partner, dies at 99 https://finance.yahoo.com/news/charlie-munger-warren-buffetts-longtime-investing-partner-dies-at-99-211406297.html?guccounter=1&guce_referrer=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuZ29vZ2xlLmNvbS8&guce_referrer_sig=AQAAADGzho0Kf2ml3Xi8r2fJ4fACQK0NeBJytCo9Zrukky1Z8CfLrabnhRe1k0E-uiP2E98ZOAqCc2IKzYcMSWYDWsSfI61HY9SSQADqQqwgG6GCKZAQR2aRb20zU6G0c6WJlv_i8WCTKYx21IG5aEJIU22ZP2Kgz2qiF8lbeQ13FKL6

African migrant stabs little children in a knife attack in Dublin. The Irish people become understandably upset. The Irish government's response? Crack down on the Irish people. In every woke western nation, your government is at war with you.

I thought I remembered that you two got along, that's why I dragged him into this conversation by quoting him here. Well, when I detected a hint of panic I thought they might have taken the starch out of your collar. From the assumption that we aren't working on everything from alternative currencies to gardening, to the reference to dear old Mrs. Long (bless her memory), I see that you're as presumptuous as ever. You might be fit for tough times after all.

Well, I'll be dipped, you don't say.

What was his O2 saturation level?

This is the discussion happening now in the industry. It's nuts. For personal cars, EV's drive about 60% of the miles of an ICE vehicle. (think about that for a minute - it's a 2nd car for most people who own one. They pay full price for 60% of the miles) They're counting that as a benefit, but more and more, they talk openly that "we" need to move around less. More public transportation. More walking and biking. But more importantly, more staying at home. It's for the Earth, y'know!!

People who think they're slick generally can't hide that fact.

And since I think we can assume they aren't that stupid, could it be they are calculating to either strip two thirds of the population of cars, or simply kill that many outright?

(Timestamp is wrong in your typing, but correct if you click the link.) It must be noted that investor-owned utilities have an obligation to serve, regardless of the power requirements. It's just a matter of how long it will take to build. For the case of commercial EV charging depots, the demands are HUGE. So, it will take years of planning, then permitting, then construction. A typical large industrial site could take 3-8 years to get it energized, depending on where it's located on the grid and the available Tx capacity. And that's if the materials for the substations are readily available and there is space. Now, if you have multiple sites in the planning stages simultaneously, they complicate themselves because the planners are not looking at single transmission lines, but rather system-wide impacts. This will take decades. To Elon's point, he's right that the system is built to the peak demand. But he's selling Tesla batteries as the solution. That's even MORE expensive than just increasing the amount of generation. There are lower cost storage solutions (like pumped hydro), but there would still need to be a revolution in grid spending to accomplish this feat. You're talking about doubling or tripling the capacity of a 130-year old machine - the electric grid - in a few years??? Not gonna happen. Patti and I are acquaintances (we connected years ago when she was at Consumers Energy - she had John Mackey's book Conscious Capitalism on her shelf and we struck up a conversation). Remember that her job now is to please the institutional investor community. Her engineers are more reasonable.

Wow, with so many possible causes of cardiac arrest, how will we ever know which one it was? I propose an entirely new process wherein a group of ordinary people will decide, after being fully informed by numerous experts who will be called to truthfully render their professional opinions. Unfortunately, I have yet to come up with a name for the group of people and the process.

It may shock you to learn that a lack of oxygen is one of the causes of cardiac arrest.

In addition to not being strangled, George Floyd was also not killed by a poorly worded wish on a monkey's paw.

Not in their favor personally? Do you think their salaries made them millionaires? Schwab and his ilk have the lot of them laughing all the way to the bank. As long as they make it to their bug-out cabins in time when the shit gets real, they figure they'll be fine.

And this attitude entitles you to come visit us with your rolled-up newspaper. You don't even know enough to make that statement plural. You saw one note about one advisor being replaced, and with no knowledge of the exact circumstances and no reason at all to call it a trend, you have your broad brush out and you're trying to condemn a libertarian before he even has a chance to screw up properly. And this after you admitted to the possibility that it was the right thing to do anyway, by stating that "most libertarians are better..." (nice of you to spare a fond remembrance of Bob Barr). Like you do Thomas Massie?

It isn't going to happen, though, Chicken Little. You mean like this? This from the double-talker we have all seen sneer and spit at libertarians repeatedly for eight years.