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Post by zanygame on Feb 17, 2024 18:53:59 GMT
Indeed I do. I assume you are of the opinion that 100,000 bird deaths a year in the UK alone is not an environmental issue. An interesting view point. As for 'buying' gas - according to scientists from the British Geological Survey there is an estimated 1300 trillion cubic feet of gas (min 30 years supply) in the Bowland-Hodder shale deposit in northern England (central estimate). We don't need to 'buy' gas. ZG... ZedGeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee! Well that's not very polite is it. He calls me childish then runs off! Meh, it's what we've come to expect from lefties.  Aw Red. I had a shower and got changed, we got friends coming round, its Saturday night. Party party. |
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Post by Red Rackham on Feb 17, 2024 19:08:12 GMT
Ahh you decided to eat your embarrassment and return, excellent.
Superb, I'm an "innocent pussy squaddie" am I lol. ZG, It would seem I've rattled your cage. Which goes to show, logging on has not been an entirely pointless excercise.
I'm not getting bogged down with another global warming 'discussion', suffice to say your efforts may be better spent, although still pointless, demonstrating outside the Chinese Embassy.
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Post by Red Rackham on Feb 17, 2024 19:10:13 GMT
ZG... ZedGeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee! Well that's not very polite is it. He calls me childish then runs off! Meh, it's what we've come to expect from lefties. Aw Red. I had a shower and got changed, we got friends coming round, its Saturday night. Party party. They switched the water back on? Excellent news, grab a shower while you can. |
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Post by zanygame on Feb 17, 2024 19:40:04 GMT
Aw Red. I had a shower and got changed, we got friends coming round, its Saturday night. Party party. They switched the water back on? Excellent news, grab a shower while you can. Have a good evening my old pal. |
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Post by Red Rackham on Feb 17, 2024 19:40:54 GMT
They switched the water back on? Excellent news, grab a shower while you can. Have a good evening my old pal. Less of the old, whippersnapper.  |
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Post by Baron von Lotsov on Feb 18, 2024 0:52:54 GMT
Ahh you decided to eat your embarrassment and return, excellent. Superb, I'm an "innocent pussy squaddie" am I lol. ZG, It would seem I've rattled your cage. Which goes to show, logging on has not been an entirely pointless excercise. I'm not getting bogged down with another global warming 'discussion', suffice to say your efforts may be better spent, although still pointless, demonstrating outside the Chinese Embassy. We can sum it all up by saying all this green tech can work and it can work fantastically well, but it is a big challenge to make it work. The tech needed is super advanced and if you checked it out it would blow your mind, but there are those who can work at that level. The sophistication of the electrochemistry of battery technology and the nanotechnology used today is far out, like Captain Kirk level. There are those who start young. Their father might be a top professor of maths so they get one to one tuition. These kids often wear glasses due to the huge amount of reading they do. This is how it is in China. The school and university system is ultra-competitive, as it is in South Korea too. The early bird catches the worm, so a top invention could make a $100bn if you are really top of the world in science.
You can see the problem though, can't you. A good analogy which I would know you would relate to is say you are recruiting the woke of today and you are head of the army and you need to go in and take out the most highly trained army in the world. You just won't make it, not in this country. We are now getting a taste of our own medicine, because back in the 18th century, places like Africa and South America were well retarded, but the British army was highly trained, well funded and super slick. it's like that on the the mental level too. The top in our country rarely hit the mark where they score a win. Demis Hassabis did though. He said you need to read about 10 years worth of research papers just to get to the leading edge. The task just gets harder as time goes on.Mind you even he is a Chinese/Greek/Singaporean cross. They work had and win the game. The native Brits are far too lazy and had it far too easy. Green will work, but we will see it work first in China. I'd watch what you say about being fossil fuel polluters compared to us Brit virtue signallers. We are at risk of being shown up.
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Post by Red Rackham on Feb 18, 2024 1:22:24 GMT
We can sum it all up by saying all this green tech can work and it can work fantastically well, but it is a big challenge to make it work. The tech needed is super advanced and if you checked it out it would blow your mind, but there are those who can work at that level. The sophistication of the electrochemistry of battery technology and the nanotechnology used today is far out, like Captain Kirk level. There are those who start young. Their father might be a top professor of maths so they get one to one tuition. These kids often wear glasses due to the huge amount of reading they do. This is how it is in China. The school and university system is ultra-competitive, as it is in South Korea too. The early bird catches the worm, so a top invention could make a $100bn if you are really top of the world in science. You can see the problem though, can't you. A good analogy which I would know you would relate to is say you are recruiting the woke of today and you are head of the army and you need to go in and take out the most highly trained army in the world. You just won't make it, not in this country. We are now getting a taste of our own medicine, because back in the 18th century, places like Africa and South America were well retarded, but the British army was highly trained, well funded and super slick. it's like that on the the mental level too. The top in our country rarely hit the mark where they score a win. Demis Hassabis did though. He said you need to read about 10 years worth of research papers just to get to the leading edge. The task just gets harder as time goes on. Mind you even he is a Chinese/Greek/Singaporean cross. They work had and win the game. The native Brits are far too lazy and had it far too easy. Green will work, but we will see it work first in China. I'd watch what you say about being fossil fuel polluters compared to us Brit virtue signallers. We are at risk of being shown up. Of course all this green tech 'could' work, but not unilaterally. Yes the government could force net zero on the UK which would reduce our microscopically small emissions and make politicians look good at the UN, WEF, WHO etc. But I'll tell you why it's not going to happen, it would also trash our already fragile economy and force people, voters who are already struggling with the cost of living, into fuel poverty. And the best bit is, it wouldn't make a jot of difference on a global level because the UK is too small to make a difference, this is what lefties don't seem to understand. For Christs sake the government could switch off UK Plc and it wouldn't make a scrap of difference to anything on a global level. As far as the UK is concerned net zero is virtue signalling. |
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Post by Baron von Lotsov on Feb 18, 2024 1:43:29 GMT
We can sum it all up by saying all this green tech can work and it can work fantastically well, but it is a big challenge to make it work. The tech needed is super advanced and if you checked it out it would blow your mind, but there are those who can work at that level. The sophistication of the electrochemistry of battery technology and the nanotechnology used today is far out, like Captain Kirk level. There are those who start young. Their father might be a top professor of maths so they get one to one tuition. These kids often wear glasses due to the huge amount of reading they do. This is how it is in China. The school and university system is ultra-competitive, as it is in South Korea too. The early bird catches the worm, so a top invention could make a $100bn if you are really top of the world in science. You can see the problem though, can't you. A good analogy which I would know you would relate to is say you are recruiting the woke of today and you are head of the army and you need to go in and take out the most highly trained army in the world. You just won't make it, not in this country. We are now getting a taste of our own medicine, because back in the 18th century, places like Africa and South America were well retarded, but the British army was highly trained, well funded and super slick. it's like that on the the mental level too. The top in our country rarely hit the mark where they score a win. Demis Hassabis did though. He said you need to read about 10 years worth of research papers just to get to the leading edge. The task just gets harder as time goes on. Mind you even he is a Chinese/Greek/Singaporean cross. They work had and win the game. The native Brits are far too lazy and had it far too easy. Green will work, but we will see it work first in China. I'd watch what you say about being fossil fuel polluters compared to us Brit virtue signallers. We are at risk of being shown up. Of course all this green tech 'could' work, but not unilaterally. Yes the government could force net zero on the UK which would reduce our microscopically small emissions and make politicians look good at the UN, WEF, WHO etc. But I'll tell you why it's not going to happen, it would also trash our already fragile economy and force people, voters who are already struggling with the cost of living, into fuel poverty. And the best bit is, it wouldn't make a jot of difference on a global level because the UK is too small to make a difference, this is what lefties don't seem to understand. For Christs sake the government could switch off UK Plc and it wouldn't make a scrap of difference to anything on a global level. As far as the UK is concerned net zero is virtue signalling. If the tech is done stupidly, much as it is in this country at the moment, then it is bound to fail, and by failing it means people are worse off, not better off for it. Our government is corrupt too, like they are pocketing tax money on over-pricing HS2. I mean if you want to get people into green tech, one of the best ways would be to remove all this stupid restriction on ebikes and scooters. The kids in China love them and you can get scooters that will do 60mph. Sure they are dangerous if you are stupid, but they toughen up and the thing is that sells it to the kids, so no forcing is required. If you see your leccy bill go down due to green energy, why would you complain. It's just business sense. To run a business you have to demonstrate to your customers you have something better for them. That's all it takes for the word to get around. Make one customer grateful for using your product and you will get five more, and make them happy and you get five more of those they know, and so it snowballs on unless you do something to piss them off. These are the rules of the game. In Britain go green and use a scooter and they will thieve it off you. We pay for our own highwaymen. |
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Post by johnofgwent on Feb 18, 2024 11:41:37 GMT
The excessive cost of wind power not looking good.. Even if true, it is still more likely to be dirtier than wind power, along with being a limited source of energy. The reason we are IN the shit we are in, is that prices were artificially inflated by ED Milliband to make wind power look good. And no one has had the balls to put this right Make the just stop oil twats pay the real cost of their ideology The rest of us can prosper leaving them in the gutter whete they belong |
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Post by johnofgwent on Feb 18, 2024 12:35:55 GMT
Of course all this green tech 'could' work, but not unilaterally. Yes the government could force net zero on the UK which would reduce our microscopically small emissions and make politicians look good at the UN, WEF, WHO etc. But I'll tell you why it's not going to happen, it would also trash our already fragile economy and force people, voters who are already struggling with the cost of living, into fuel poverty. And the best bit is, it wouldn't make a jot of difference on a global level because the UK is too small to make a difference, this is what lefties don't seem to understand. For Christs sake the government could switch off UK Plc and it wouldn't make a scrap of difference to anything on a global level. As far as the UK is concerned net zero is virtue signalling. If the tech is done stupidly, much as it is in this country at the moment, then it is bound to fail, and by failing it means people are worse off, not better off for it. Our government is corrupt too, like they are pocketing tax money on over-pricing HS2. I mean if you want to get people into green tech, one of the best ways would be to remove all this stupid restriction on ebikes and scooters. The kids in China love them and you can get scooters that will do 60mph. Sure they are dangerous if you are stupid, but they toughen up and the thing is that sells it to the kids, so no forcing is required. If you see your leccy bill go down due to green energy, why would you complain. It's just business sense. To run a business you have to demonstrate to your customers you have something better for them. That's all it takes for the word to get around. Make one customer grateful for using your product and you will get five more, and make them happy and you get five more of those they know, and so it snowballs on unless you do something to piss them off. These are the rules of the game. In Britain go green and use a scooter and they will thieve it off you. We pay for our own highwaymen. Well that’s the stupidest thing I've heard for a while China and India have zero regard for human life which is why they allow wankers to ride utterly unstable, self igniting scooters that do twice the UK urban residential speed limits (three times the welsh twattery) Even the fucking EU restricted electric bicycle output to cut off after 19mph. Didn’t stop me doing 40 on one downhill and legally in a 30 area too because there are no speed limits on bicycles in the UK but i had to provide the power myself. That Russian Emigre chap who appeared in the Oxford union debate on wokery put it well when he said the way, the ONLY way to get things green is to find a way to get it green CHEAPLY because the half to three quarters of the world's population that CAUSE energy consumption are poor as in crushingly absolutely poor, hungry as in malnourished, dying as in no one gives a shit about them any more than anyone gave a shit about a middle aged peasant and insanitary as having open sewers in the streets and walking to shit in the woods And don’t bullshit me it isn't like this my assistant database admin at barclays came to us from the company that sent him to these godforsaken hell holes to set up assembly facilities and i spent three years in the UK programming the assembly lines making aluminium based components and sub assemblies for upmarket british vehicle assembly plants but actually owned by a Chinese playboy who bought it to secure original genuine parts for his otherwise utterly fake range rover knock-offs powered by ripoff oeugeot teactor engines. I’ve got the photos of the shithole conditions those chinese and indian factory workers live in. i’ve got the firewall logs from the spyware on the Chinese ‘visitors’ phones attempting to penetrate it systems here. Maybe the Chinese playboy did not think he had on his UK payroll a bloke whose job used to include stopping that sort of espionage…. Who kniws. |
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Post by Baron von Lotsov on Feb 18, 2024 12:57:36 GMT
If the tech is done stupidly, much as it is in this country at the moment, then it is bound to fail, and by failing it means people are worse off, not better off for it. Our government is corrupt too, like they are pocketing tax money on over-pricing HS2. I mean if you want to get people into green tech, one of the best ways would be to remove all this stupid restriction on ebikes and scooters. The kids in China love them and you can get scooters that will do 60mph. Sure they are dangerous if you are stupid, but they toughen up and the thing is that sells it to the kids, so no forcing is required. If you see your leccy bill go down due to green energy, why would you complain. It's just business sense. To run a business you have to demonstrate to your customers you have something better for them. That's all it takes for the word to get around. Make one customer grateful for using your product and you will get five more, and make them happy and you get five more of those they know, and so it snowballs on unless you do something to piss them off. These are the rules of the game. In Britain go green and use a scooter and they will thieve it off you. We pay for our own highwaymen. Well that’s the stupidest thing I've heard for a while China and India have zero regard for human life which is why they allow wankers to ride utterly unstable, self igniting scooters that do twice the UK urban residential speed limits (three times the welsh twattery) Even the fucking EU restricted electric bicycle output to cut off after 19mph. Didn’t stop me doing 40 on one downhill and legally in a 30 area too because there are no speed limits on bicycles in the UK but i had to provide the power myself. That Russian Emigre chap who appeared in the Oxford union debate on wokery put it well when he said the way, the ONLY way to get things green is to find a way to get it green CHEAPLY because the half to three quarters of the world's population that CAUSE energy consumption are poor as in crushingly absolutely poor, hungry as in malnourished, dying as in no one gives a shit about them any more than anyone gave a shit about a middle aged peasant and insanitary as having open sewers in the streets and walking to shit in the woods And don’t bullshit me it isn't like this my assistant database admin at barclays came to us from the company that sent him to these godforsaken hell holes to set up assembly facilities and i spent three years in the UK programming the assembly lines making aluminium based components and sub assemblies for upmarket british vehicle assembly plants but actually owned by a Chinese playboy who bought it to secure original genuine parts for his otherwise utterly fake range rover knock-offs powered by ripoff oeugeot teactor engines. I’ve got the photos of the shithole conditions those chinese and indian factory workers live in. i’ve got the firewall logs from the spyware on the Chinese ‘visitors’ phones attempting to penetrate it systems here. Maybe the Chinese playboy did not think he had on his UK payroll a bloke whose job used to include stopping that sort of espionage…. Who kniws. Owning a car in this hellhole of a former country is a fucking nightmare. You really can't have a perfectly safe world where the government controls every bloody thing you say. This is what the UK is like now, but in China they feel free. They don't get the bullshit we do and the cops are reasonable. I know what you government thugs are like. Safety concerns mean big profits to government thieves and their associates. You realise the training courses they give you are really to brainwash you. The conditions in a modern Chinese factory are very good by the way. They were not so good in the beginning because China was fucked by the British. Now it stands up to them, which i think is the right thing to do if you want to get rid of these tyrants and their wars. If you government people really were so bothered about our safety, you would not send us to Iraq. They just talk shit and you believe it. |
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