November 21, 2023
The Trojan Remuda
This from Nikki Grace:
"Here are the facts. Despite decades of government spending on public transportation,
Tim adds:
That's why they are pushing electric vehicles and the rest of this "green" nonsense; it is to force Americans out of those cars by tricking us into buying them then ending the subsidies making them affordable and at the same time they will probably impose safety regulations driving the price up. Once the gas cars are gone the public will have only one option- public transportation. Then they will move back into the cities and be penned like cattle. That's the overarching scheme, in my opinion. Trojan horses to round up the cattle.
"Here are the facts. Despite decades of government spending on public transportation,
Tim adds:
That's why they are pushing electric vehicles and the rest of this "green" nonsense; it is to force Americans out of those cars by tricking us into buying them then ending the subsidies making them affordable and at the same time they will probably impose safety regulations driving the price up. Once the gas cars are gone the public will have only one option- public transportation. Then they will move back into the cities and be penned like cattle. That's the overarching scheme, in my opinion. Trojan horses to round up the cattle.
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At least in my cold area -- Minnesota -- I see maybe two or three Teslas per day when out driving. There might also be a few fully-electric Fords, GMs and others (they don't stand out so I can't recognize them). But it's obvious that people in this area, at least, are not rushing to buy them, and I will predict that after the current crop of them wears out, most people will not replace them with another EV. I can't say how they are selling in the South, where people don't need to worry about their performance in cold weather.
I still think that by and large, they are toys for the rich, or maybe a good third car. I can't imagine wanting one for general use.
I still think that by and large, they are toys for the rich, or maybe a good third car. I can't imagine wanting one for general use.
Posted by: Dana Mathewson at November 24, 2023 11:16 PM (U7481)
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I see few of them here in St. Louis. Perhaps in Texas or Florida there may be more.
Dana, I can't imagine who would be nuts enough to spend the money for one in Minnesota. Seems to me you would have to garage them when not in use and heat the garage to keep 'em going. At least you would have to have a heater in the engine compartment, like they do in Alaska.
Dana, I can't imagine who would be nuts enough to spend the money for one in Minnesota. Seems to me you would have to garage them when not in use and heat the garage to keep 'em going. At least you would have to have a heater in the engine compartment, like they do in Alaska.
Posted by: Timothy Birdnow at November 25, 2023 09:17 AM (KEGU7)
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