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[powereddrones] 09/5/2022 17:41

Shanghai strict lockdown: Returns to the 80s/Why is there a famine? Body in the bag still alive!

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Update on Shanghai lockdown - they emerge....

[powereddrones] 06/5/2022 17:19

Outbreak in Beijing: Some fled Beijing including Eileen Gu, People are in panic shopping

[powereddrones] 27/4/2022 20:15

Denmark SUSPENDS its Covid vaccination programme with health chiefs saying virus has been brought under control

[powereddrones] 17/4/2022 04:37

Riots break out in China as starving residents revolt against ‘Zero COVID’ lockdown




Gravitas: Shanghai: Residents beaten up by healthcare workers


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MI5’s maxim is that society is “four meals away from anarchy”. In other words, the security agency believes that Britain could be quickly reduced to large-scale disorder, including looting and rioting in the event of a catastrophe that stops the supply of food.

[powereddrones] 12/4/2022 16:51

China's most developed city is crumbling over the CCP's zero covid pressure!

[powereddrones] 11/4/2022 18:37

Eco mob post gloating protest video as petrol pumps run dry: 'John Lennon lookalike', 21, and RE student who glued himself to LBC mic, 22, boast they have been chained to oil terminal pipes for more than 30 hours while drivers face fuel shortages

[powereddrones] 09/4/2022 18:45

Extinction Rebellion oil terminal blockade causes MORE fuel shortages across England as some petrol stations close and drivers start queuing

[powereddrones] 09/4/2022 18:44

Shanghai residents revolt over Zero Covid lockdown: Videos shows mobs looting stores for food after being confined to their homes for 22 DAYS

[powereddrones] 04/4/2022 17:56

Covid just Hit China Really Hard - They Can't Hide it This Time!

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There was a convention centre in China with 10,000 people inside. One person gets a ping on their Covid app - it is RED. The whole centre goes on high alert, and locks everyone inside. People panic and try to make a break for it....

[powereddrones] 04/4/2022 06:47

Despite Boris's failings and that nobody liking him - I wish to thank him for not going down the ZERO route like China, Japan, Australia, New Zealand etc. OK Boris hasn't been the answer that some of us would like, but he knows about deep state, and deep deep down he knows what is right.

[powereddrones] 04/4/2022 06:34

There is a theme here on "ZERO"?



Shanghai lockdown: Economy shaken by zero-Covid measures

'Closed-loop living'
While some companies in Shanghai have decided to close during the lockdown, others in industries like financial services and car manufacturing have implemented so-called "closed-loop" systems, according to Ms Liu.

Essentially, this means that employees have to live as well as work at their offices or factories.

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No contact with the outside world, perhaps the blue print in the new world. Maybe they don't have internet only "intranet" so they don't get outside news either?!

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[powereddrones] 22/3/2022 18:58

hxxps://www.halfords.com/cycling/advice/electric-scooter-petition.html

Electric Scooter Petition
Change the law to allow electric scooters on UK roads

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If we must pursue Zero carbon, let us use e-scooters on the roads.

[strategy and luck] 11/2/2022 11:23

There is petition out there at

[strategy and luck] 11/2/2022 11:21

We didn't vote to make fuel horrifically expensive, to make our houses colder, personal transport unaffordable or to enrich already wealthy foreign companies with so-called green taxes. If there were reasonably priced and convenient alternatives to gas-powered heating and petrol powered motoring, most people would say, "Yes,please".

However, being forced to buy a £20000 heat pump which requires the cost of renovation of a house on top and a £50000 electric car which can cost up to £240 of electricity to 'fill' at some charging stations (3 times the cost of diesel) is something that should be a fifty to a hundred year target whilst technology and infrastructure catch up.

Are we really EVER going to be net zero carbon? The end of plastics, paints, pharmaceuticals, fertilisers and chemicals...or massive carbon-scrubbing on an industrial scale?

[strategy and luck] 11/2/2022 11:00

Would you like to share a Community Car?

[powereddrones] 02/1/2022 17:27

Nissan just put out a SUV with a 3 cylinder car for 2022 for one of the biggest markets for cars, the USA. They are serious about conserving the last drops of oil.

[powereddrones] 02/1/2022 17:07

hxxps://www.wsj.com/articles/u-s-raises-fuel-efficiency-requirements-for-cars-and-light-trucks-11640016001

WASHINGTON—The Biden administration on Monday raised fuel-efficiency standards for passenger cars and light duty trucks, saying the new standards will reduce pollution and save consumers billions of dollars at the gas pump.

Auto makers must meet a fleetwide average of 55 miles a gallon for cars and light trucks by model year 2026, up from the 43 mpg standard set by the Trump administration for that year. The fleetwide mileage standard for the current 2021 model year is 40 mpg.

[powereddrones] 01/1/2022 13:24

According to Circle Economy, the world consumes 100.6 billion tonnes of materials annually. Of this total, 3.2 billion tonnes of metals produced in 2019 would account for just 3% of our overall material consumption. In fact, the world’s annual production of cement alone is around 4.1 billion tonnes, dwarfing total metal production.

The world’s appetite for materials is growing with its population. As resource-intensive megatrends such as urbanization and electrification pick up the pace, our material pie will only get larger.

[powereddrones] 30/12/2021 19:03

Junior transport minister Trudy Harrison, 45, told a sustainability conference owning a car was outdated '20th-century thinking' and the country should move to 'shared mobility' to cut carbon emissions.

hxxps://www.msn.com/en-gb/money/other/owning-car-is-outdated-20th-century-thinking-transport-minister-says/ar-AARHyEX

[powereddrones] 30/12/2021 18:57

I just want to say, please enjoy the time you have now.

Enjoy your freedom with your car, motorbike and the ability to jump on a plane and go where you want. OK it isn't so easy now with the covid restrictions but I can't see it getting any easier. If you can't use the internet it is very difficult to book a flight (most of the shop travel agents have closed) or book at PCR test. So that is a lot of the elderly population not being able to travel. And even if they can book, they find out their travel insurance now costs many ££££s! This change has happened so quickly within 2 years. It is unlikely we are going back to the old normal - they call it the "new normal". People think when this Pandemic is over, things will go back to how it was in 2019. I can say safely, they won't. Many people don't know this.

In the last 30-40 years we've had more freedom than probably in all the time of the existence of the human race - which is about 6 million years.

It is cheap to own a car, or to jump on a plane and be on the other side of the world in a few hours. We live like kings. However it has come at a great cost. Whether or not you believe in climate change, those that run this planet have decided it is not sustainable for 8 billion odd people on the planet to consume the planets resources at this rate. More people are entering the middle class. We are living longer, and there are more of us, and we have more free time. With smartphones and the internet available to all, it has shown us more things that we can own, to buy, and places to go. We now want a million things, and we want them now.

Everyone wants to own a new car, everyone wants to travel, everyone wants to have a home and a holiday home. We look at social media and admire people with nice things - they are on the beach sipping drinks, or visiting a capital city abroad, or they just bought new clothes, and then all their friends and followers want to do the same. It's infectious. We have probably used up more of the Earth's resources in the last 100 years than during the whole time the Earth has been created 4.5 billion years ago. No wonder the billionaires like Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos and Richard Branson want to create rockets and space ships - we need another planet to consume.

The oil is scheduled to run out in 2050. We've already had to use Shale oil, and when that goes that's it. The last chance saloon. Jim Rogers, the legendary commodities investor once said we haven't found a large oil field like Ghawar in over 80 years.

I don't want to be a pessimist for the future - you shouldn't be. If you can adapt, it won't be a problem. The future is going to be very different to what we've known.

[goldfigner16] 04/10/2019 10:04

I have posted well and hold shares to the value of 150 pounds which is a lot more than many here as most lie about what they hold.
I give out what I feel is good advice.

ATM I don't work as why should I as my rent is paid, plus money on top and I don't have to pay fares to go to work or get up before noon.

I am looking for the right job something that pays a massive 15k per annum and I promise you with a job like that I would be very rich by the end of the first 12 months and go on a world cruise.

Shares tips, does anyone have decent ones, dead certs?

[tiltonboy] 10/1/2006 07:09

Try JDT thread for best comment.