

I’ve got a couple of absolutely EXCELLENT videos to share with you about why the whole WH push to transition to EVs is so colossally stupid, and why the people who think they’re helping the environment by buying them have been completely played. Here’s the first one:
“Green” activists say oil “is going to take everything we know and love!”
— John Stossel (@JohnStossel) December 16, 2022
But their “zero emission” vision is NONSENSE!
“It’s almost infantile,” says physicist @MarkPMills, “it’s distressing because it’s so silly.”
Part 2 of our series: Electric Cars: Inconvenient Facts. pic.twitter.com/jl1FqQCzoO
And then YOU GUYS – I saw Rep. Tom McClintock talking about this issue in a video posted on TikTok last night, and it reminded me how much I love Rep. Tom McClintock. He’s like one of the bright shining beacons of hope in California. Listen to every word of this, and then send it to all of the idiots you know who think the EV industry is going to solve climate change.
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The physics does not work at all, but since this is all about controlling the population it does not matter to the folks pushing it. Our “leaders” do not understand any of this and only see the potential for graft that comes with the mandates so they do not care either.
The rest of us get to pay for it all and suffer the consequences – are we not lucky?
They’ve had over a century of propaganda (see Edward Bernays) workings and have gotten really good at manipulating the mind. How America develops technologies also plays into this. A company will dump large amounts of money into research hoping it will pay off over time instead of what Japan does which is develop it at a small scale and then incrementally increase it’s capabilities as the technology catches on. For solar power America was trying to power your entire house while Japan started off building a calculator. There is a reason a lot of the advanced tech we use today comes out of Japan and America is forced to ramrod the “need” for things down our throats.
Just more ways to control the population and subsequently reduce it.
I once remarked to a young Airman where I work that EVs were actually more polluting than normal fossil fuel engines. He looked at me and said, rather patronizingly and condescendingly, “I can see why you’d think that.” I had to bite my tongue to keep from going off on the brat.
There was a simple response you could have used:
Did you factor in the footprint for constructing the vehicle?
It’s easy to cherry pick facts to support an argument. It’s difficult to ignore when said cherry picking is pointed out. Sadly advertising does this all the time and people don’t realize it.
Yeah. I’ve heard that batteries on these cars only last about 2 years. And they are so expensive to replace, it would be cheaper to buy a new car. So in other words, you have to buy a new car every 2 years.
They are not EV,s they are battery powered vehicles and they suck.