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 In an ever-growing wireless society, our government is busy attempting to make us all dependent upon wires. That is the real push behind this so-called green energy, IE: electricity. Control of the grid is control of the people. Yes, there will some independence, you can still travel about with a limited range, but that can be controlled easily enough. Shut down the charging systems along the highways and you effectively stall traffic, at will. Right now, our society is practically crippled whenever there is power outage. Our only saving grace being back-up generators. If we eliminate those powered by fossil fuels, how will they operate? Are you going to have battery powered back-up? Yeah, that's a great idea. Just like your flashlight, how long will that last? How big a battery do you need to power a hospital? 

 Currently about 11% of all energy today is produced by green sources. That's windmills and solar panels. And how much energy does it require to manufacture those? It's a considerable amount and that is created with fossil fuel technologies. There are no manufacturing plants today that are completely powered by green energy. "Solar panel start-up Solyndra was the first company to get government-backed loans from ARRA after its passage, collecting $535 million and receiving a $25 million tax break from California's agency for alternative energy." (from Forbes) And they were using fossil fuels in the manufacturing process and still couldn't make a profit. Biden is calling for a 35-billion-dollar investment in green energy leadership, whatever that is supposed to be, no details are provided. Sounds like a way to funnel money to your supporters to me but I'm just a conspiracy theorist. Tax breaks and other incentives are being offered to those buying electric vehicles. Meanwhile it was reported that many Americans are behind in the car payments, car sales are down, and the interest rates are up on new vehicle purchases, well except electric ones. 

 As the load increases on the grid the need for government control will only increase. It will become a national emergency! Then the president can use his emergency powers to selectively shut down the grid in any area at any time. The government gets to decide who, what, where and when power is delivered. Look at Texas for an example. They have a minor connection to the national grid and what happened to them? They suffered days of blackouts with many residents just realizing that Texas has its own grid. Texas controls its' own power grid. Now there are cries for Texas to connect to the national grid but then they would lose control over that grid. It's far more complicated than that but that is the essence of the deal. When the government gains control of the grid with unlimited emergency powers they can effectively control the population. 

 We are all dependent upon energy! That dependence began in 1882 with Edison building the first electrical power system. It was powered by a waterwheel by the way. It was like a miracle. We could have lights on 24/7. The uses for this miraculous stuff called electricity seemed unlimited. We devised more and more ways of using this energy to replace man's energy. Today we are almost exclusively dependent upon that energy. Our issue now is producing enough of it to satisfy our demands. It is going to have to be controlled in some fashion. And how can you do that? Control the source. That's about it. No different than damming up the river that powered a waterwheel, control the source of power. Get your hand on the switch! And that is the plan in a nutshell. 

 The hardest part of the plan is convincing you that this is a great idea. The best way to start is to tell you that producing that power is going to kill you. Ironically that was the argument presented when electricity was first proposed as an energy source. Electricity would kill you! Edison himself presented evidence of that in an attempt to sell his "version" of the product. Today the narrative is producing the electricity will kill you, unless you do it in a certain way. In one hundred and forty-one years our dependence on electrical energy has become an addiction so strong, so vital to our existence, that we can't live without it. Fact is, it's killing us. It isn't how it is produced that is the real issue, controlling the supply is. That's the thing with an addiction, getting the product. Lots of money to be made when you can control that.