They should be sent to africa and let the african niggers take care of them.
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Inflation and Shortages. What type of supplies/ groceries do you recommend stocking up on?
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EJGeneric
kikes are pushing us into EVs, they only do that for more control.
They recently passed the infrastructure bill to fund a smart grid.
This is why they didn't want EVs in the 80-90s, they didn't have the control mechanisms down.
Now they are going to have a smart grid where they are going to control all the corridors that run a lot of traffic and chargers.
They are going to have the ability to shutdown parts of the grid strategically, stopping all movement.
On a micro level, all cars will have self driving and kill switches.
On a macro level, they will have instantaneous shutoff to electricity and charging stations, perhaps even individual chargers.
The problem with gasoline and diesel is that they are liquids, the liquid still flows and cannot be shutdown instantaneously like electricity.
Moreover, they do not want any single country to have all domestic abilities, the batteries and power electronics in those cars will likely be sourced elsewhere. Whereas with gasoline/diesel, you really can build it 100% domestic.
Overall you must think in terms of control to understand what they are doing, about to do, or what they could do.
They recently passed the infrastructure bill to fund a smart grid.
This is why they didn't want EVs in the 80-90s, they didn't have the control mechanisms down.
Now they are going to have a smart grid where they are going to control all the corridors that run a lot of traffic and chargers.
They are going to have the ability to shutdown parts of the grid strategically, stopping all movement.
On a micro level, all cars will have self driving and kill switches.
On a macro level, they will have instantaneous shutoff to electricity and charging stations, perhaps even individual chargers.
The problem with gasoline and diesel is that they are liquids, the liquid still flows and cannot be shutdown instantaneously like electricity.
Moreover, they do not want any single country to have all domestic abilities, the batteries and power electronics in those cars will likely be sourced elsewhere. Whereas with gasoline/diesel, you really can build it 100% domestic.
Overall you must think in terms of control to understand what they are doing, about to do, or what they could do.
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