The other night due to very cold temperatures expected in Alberta, the following warning was sent out. Keep in mind, most power there is generated by oil and gas.
Essential needs only, don’t charge your E cars. OK then.
It is the axiomatic belief of this site that government creates problems and destroys solutions in order to move society from Socrates to Plato (as seen in the video at the bottom of the previous post) or put more simply, from an individualist state to one of total state power where the individual simply doesn’t exist, even conceptually.
During the first scammed energy crisis in our lifetime experience during the 1970s ( I would say Bullshit one, but that would be an actual solution as you will see in a moment) people were made to line up around the block because the world was running out of gas. Some of us will remember that. At the time, there was an article in the Ottawa Journal (before unions destroyed it as it was a conservative leaning paper) about a British pig farmer that converted pig excrement to fuel. He ran his whole farm on the output of his pigs. The money quote: “The smellier the sh*t, the better the fuel”.
So we knew back then that a certain amount of the West’s energy needs could be met by fermenting animal waste into methane presumably. Or by one process or another a massive amount of energy, and energy which would be carbon neutral if you buy into any of that GW nonsense.
More recently, during the Covid years, an Alberta fellow found a way of making cheap, CO2 free fuel out of ammonia. No idea how he does it but we posted an article on this site about it. David Menzies of the Rebel spoke with him. And the only things you get out of the article is, cheap fuel is easy to make which does not create atmospheric CO2, and NO ONE in government wanted to hear from him. NO ONE returned any of his calls. He had a solution to the whole fake problem as described by the neo-tyrannical governments of the West, the WEF and in general, the COMINTERN. But the last thing they wanted was a solution. In fact, the fellow who developed this method should probably consider himself lucky to be alive. But since the state has such control over media and all systems now, for the moment they don’t need to rely on such crude methods. For the moment.
Around 10 or 15 years ago, General Electric advertised a nuclear battery they were making about the size of a steamer trunk, which could be buried under an intersection and power a neighbourhood for about 100 years. This also solves the energy issue if one were to pretend that CO2 was a problem, rather than being the key to life which it actually is.
This solution was also ignored or demonized as was nuclear power in general. George Bush built a massive system of railways and a special vault inside Yucca Mountain to contain spent nuclear fuel. Obama shut it down. The science for building it was real. The science for shutting it down was not. Which could mean that Obama, like Trudeau and the rest of the COMINTERN know clearly that CO2 is not a problem. If it was the existential crisis they claim, they would be putting nuclear into every phone, closet, car and energy hungry thing in existence.
And now we have this:
Chinese company Betavolt has announced an atomic energy battery for consumers with a touted 50-year lifespan. The Betavolt BV100 will be the first product to launch using the firm’s new atomic battery technology, constructed using a nickel-63 isotope and diamond semiconductor material. Betavolt says its nuclear battery will target aerospace, AI devices, medical, MEMS systems, intelligent sensors, small drones, and robots – and may eventually mean manufacturers can sell smartphones that never need charging.
Buying an electronics product that can go without charging for 50 years would be amazing. But the BV100, which is in the pilot stage ahead of mass production, doesn’t offer a lot of power. This 15 x 15 x 5mm battery delivers 100 microwatts at 3 volts. The company says multiple BV100 batteries can be used together in series or parallel depending on device requirements, and Betavolt has plans to launch a 1-watt version of its atomic battery in 2025.
Many people assume that the tech for this was likely stolen. Lets say that’s true. It would mean a Western country had developed it, but chose not to make or market it. Why would that be I wonder?
And now for the most trivial aspect of all this, but still cannot go without saying:
Alberta doesn’t use a lot of solar or wind. But remember what happened in Texas a few years ago when the windmills froze and 700 people died of cold. Just imagine what would happen in Alberta if they allowed themselves to be bullied into the fantasy energy plans. A great deal of reality-centred people would be dead by now.
From our point of view, this would not be a problem for the COMINTERN centred government of Canada.
