Saw about 50 cars waiting in line at Sam's club to get gas. Two other gas stations a mile down the road were open, had fuel and no line. People are crazy. It's the TP crisis again.
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Saw about 50 cars waiting in line at Sam's club to get gas. Two other gas stations a mile down the road were open, had fuel and no line. People are crazy. It's the TP crisis again.
Lines are open again.
The lesson here is how quick things go to shit. Fellow humans felt they absoutely had to tank up when they were on half or 3/4 tank. Just like they needed another 48 rolls o T.P. when there were 48 rolls sitting in their closet.
When a REAL emergency comes people will eat each other. Prepare. Today.
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Originally Posted by phill4paul
I have been watching the steady climb and am not looking forward to the next tank.. (current $3.34-3.50+)
and I have been wanting a Hydrogen Fuel Cell since the Oil Embargo (70s)
Well, I wasn't specifying a small event such as this. I was referring to a REAL fuck up. I've always been the kinda guy to make sure I top everything if I go below 3/4.Quote:
Originally Posted by pcosmar
When shit goes to shit, however, that means just ONE tank of fuel. Over and done. I do own a manually operated fuel pump though.
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Originally Posted by phill4paul
and whatever gas you may store,, ain't gonna hold..
Find an option that does not require reliance on Head Chopping Despots.
It'll hold long enough. If it takes longer than that then shits really gone to fuck. And at that point....well...whole different world.Quote:
Originally Posted by pcosmar
Just a hypothesis here but if Cyber Polygon 2021 has kicked off in earnest, I'm thinking the sectors we'll see hit with "cyberattacks" will be the exact sectors that we'll also see rising prices. This fits with Powell's statement that inflation will be "transitory". The legal definition of transitory is something like moving-from-place-to-place. So cyberattacks become the convenient excuse for high prices that do not recede after the cyberattack is over and also sectors slated for "disruption" by Agenda 2030/Green New Deal/Reset. It's already been publicized that the "hackers" have targeted their next victims already. (It's not mentioned in media that the largest ownership stake in Colonial is held by a WEF member and presumably is a CP "corporate partner"....)
(Educated guess says eventually a major hack on DNS resolution is in the cards. Imagine the freak out when people can't get to their bank website or FB or whatever because they don't know the server IP.)
Have they given a full detail of the attack? Drop USBs around an office building and even non connected machines can get a ransomware from idiots seeing what they found.Quote:
Originally Posted by Matt4Liberty
and after 6 months when all the stored gasoline is varnish?Quote:
Originally Posted by phill4paul
the crap has a short shelf life.
Only because they run an Operating System that allows that shit.Quote:
Originally Posted by kpitcher
Bill Gates again. the Virus King.
Same concept, as why are they connected? Why have USB ports, or drives that are easily accessible by everyone?Quote:
Originally Posted by kpitcher
It's a bunch of bs, man. There's no shadowy hacker group doing it from afar. The largest shareholder of Colonial is a WEF "Great Reset" member. This hacking narrative is a social engineering operation to incorporate inflation under false pretenses and "highlight the need to change" whatever Agenda 2030 is slated to change. Also create a reason for more ginormous spending like infrastructure bills. Expect lots of things to be disrupted by "hackers" in the near future. That's the point of the Cyber Polygon exercise that PAF and I have been posting in this thread about.Quote:
Originally Posted by kpitcher
I am sure you are aware, but this is for other readers of the forum:Quote:
Originally Posted by devil21
http://www.ronpaulforums.com/showthr...he-Great-Reset
Hope it helps.
Today, Mayor Pete is right on cue calling for changes to cybersecurity, dependence on fossil fuels and the need for infrastructure spending. Good thing A2030 calls for all those things. What a coincidence!Quote:
Originally Posted by PAF
Whole Different World.Quote:
Originally Posted by phill4paul
https://scontent-sea1-1.xx.fbcdn.net...80&oe=60C44A4B
These people Vote.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XRjNdgAetQE
Also....Quote:
Originally Posted by devil21
Biden Energy Nominee Holds Energy Investments, Including Interest In Electric Vehicle Company Set To Go Public This Year
https://www.forbes.com/sites/michela...h=685df8a254b0
And...
Energy Secretary sez....
“If you drive an electric car, this would not be affecting you, clearly.”
https://www.atr.org/gas-crisis-biden...-affecting-you
Colonial Pipeline paid out approx $5 Million to hackers.
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/05/13/u...ansomware.html
Colonial Pipeline Paid Roughly $5 Million in Ransom to Hackers
The payment clears the way for gas to begin flowing again, but it risks emboldening other criminal groups to take American companies hostage by seizing control of their computers.
Related: http://www.ronpaulforums.com/showthr...-(WEF-Members)Quote:
Originally Posted by Pauls' Revere
I know Cyber Polygon is going through exercises, not sure if it’s related… there are a couple of thread about Cyber Polygon, keeping a watchful eye.
Vote?Quote:
Originally Posted by pcosmar
Weeping Jesus, how do they survive a 24 hour time period?
Propane or LNG.Quote:
Originally Posted by pcosmar
and yet Hydrogen is too hard to envision..Quote:
Originally Posted by Anti Federalist
Simple, because most companies do things as cheap as possible and only worry about the existing stock prices. IT is usually the one begging for the funding to do things right. These natural, or legislated, monopolies like a pipeline mean there is no competitive reason to do things better.Quote:
Originally Posted by Matt4Liberty
Had a friend who worked IT at an electric provider, the last time they did any changes was for Y2K. Working backups? Yeah right. A ransomware would lock things up with no chance of bringing up a replacement system. (Then again even tech savvy companies like Pixar almost lost Toy Story 2 because their backups were not working, bad IT is everywhere)
I have no doubt that a grid down "hack" is on the WEF to-do list, along with an internet outage and a major bank hack, among others.Quote:
Originally Posted by kpitcher
President Joe Biden threatened the criminal hacking group behind the Colonial Pipeline cyberattack:
A day after sleepy Joe's big words, the operator of Darkside that is supposedly behind the hack (but not the shut down!), announced that Darkside's web servers and cryptocurrency funds were gone.Quote:
We have been in direct communication with Moscow about the imperative for responsible countries to take decisive action against these ransomware networks.
We are also going to pursue a measure to disrupt their ability to operate.
Some experts believe that it's unlikely that this was done by the US government, as they haven't announced anything.
Maybe it's more probable that Darkside made this disinformation announcement for publicity sake or take the money and run in an “exit scam” (claiming to their partners, we can't pay you because everything is lost): https://therecord.media/darkside-ran...-biden-threat/
This is the way the worm turns ...
https://twitter.com/ggreenwald/statu...68391611158528
No small part of why we got in Afghanistan was to stop that pipeline.
Hmm....to stop it?Quote:
Originally Posted by acptulsa
Or to clear the path of Afghanis in the way of it?
To steal it from the Soviets.Quote:
Originally Posted by devil21
I don't know if you've noticed but the middle east regions invaded and cleared of inhabitants ("insurgent opposition") since 9/11 has synced up remarkably closely to the path of China's Belt and Road project. It's almost like US military were used to clear the path for it. Now, consider that China and Russia are allied as part of the BRICS umbrella. They have entered many cooperative agreements over oil, currency swaps, Asian Development bank initiatives (in cooperation with installed Afghan gov), side-by-side gold stacking, etc. They're on the same page. So, it doesn't make much sense to me that US would "stop" or "steal" the pipeline from the Russians, when the pipeline path follows the Belt and Road path. Seems to me that the more sensible conclusion is that the US military has been merely used as a tool to clear the path for such projects as Belt and Road and such pipelines, especially since Russia and China were two of the largest foreign US gov creditors (borrower is slave to lender). The notion that we're stopping it or stealing it sounds a little too "we've always been at war with Eastasia" and simplistic to me. 20 years later, looking at the results and years of G7/G20/Bilderberg/etc coordination, the use of the US military to clear the path for such projects seems like the more sensible explanation to me.Quote:
Originally Posted by acptulsa
That's all very true. But the CIA has been in Afghanistan since the early 1980s, when Belt and Road was still a gleam in somebody's eye.