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US US Politics General - Discussion of President Biden and other politicians
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I still believe they were going to ultimately brush the first theft under the rug and reinstate him but then it became clear this wasn't a one-off incident.
MrJokerRager
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Well, their work still continues.
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As has been pointed out or pondered a few times, it's becoming pretty obvious there's SOMETHING that's going to cause a hard deadline of 2030ish for their agenda. Trump not only delayed it by 4 years but he actively undid some aspects of it. The past 2 years of Biden was supposed to be spread out over 6, with a full PR blitz to make us not even realize it was happening.
The real question is... what the fuck is coming that will require they have all their Great Reset bullshittery, American disarmament, Mass immigration floodgates thrown open, politics perma-fortification completed beforehand?
Some have suggested it's just the fact that those holding the reigns right now are aging out of the process, and that does seem like it's part of it, but it feels like there's something else coming.
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It has a crapload of unexploited oil and gas fields off the coast and (allegedly) a quarter of the world's uranium.
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Some HR requests for jobs that have a proficiency in [insert thing here] for x years sometimes don’t check to see how long said thing has existed. So if it is something new and a business wants to upgrade now to avoid costs later, the HR dept. might slap a 5 year experience request on a certification that has only been around for 2 years. Or request 10 years experience in something that everyone knows upon their 2nd year of college because it is required knowledge to even graduate. HR was a mistake.
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Hydrogen economy makes no sense because you can use the excess energy from nuclear for literally anything. That includes ethanol and biodiesel, which already has a lot of infrastructure associated with it (and secondary uses in the chemical industry) as opposed to hydrogen which is incredibly dangerous to store, just as bad if not worse than gasoline.
As for fusion, it's just plain uneconomical compared to conventional nuclear fission which in turn is probably uneconomical compared to renewables+grid storage (i.e. flywheels, pumped storage, solar thermal, etc. which aren't built often because natural gas is still a thing and would mean solar isn't the cheapest power source like the envirofags tout). Well, at the very least you don't need something as awful as uranium mining or rare earth refining (i.e. where thorium comes from) to run a fusion plant.
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Ive been seeing a lot of end times stuff out there. Have you noticed how there's been an overabundance of media that focuses on portals aliens and alternate dimensions?
The latest qatar thing shit heavily featured it with their ghost alien mascot thing and symbolism.
Yeah it's probably just everybody following on the marvel bandwagon but eh... it's something to think about.
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At least for the last 2000 years people have thought the world was ending in their lifetime. It's nothing new.
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I was under the impression that their gas reserves were substantial but not particularly concentrated, making them poor choices to exploit compared to other offshore resources being found globally. Could be wrong on that though. Not sure where the idea that they have a quarter of the worlds uranium comes from, you might be thinking of Australia, Somalia's got in the order of the thousands to low tens of thousands of tons in reserves, a good chunk of which are not economical at all, and the rest being suboptimal. By comparison, Australia produces close to ten thousand tons a year with its current operations, and reserves to sustain that for a long time.
Somalia's uranium is only really of note as a proliferation concern. Which, to go back to the root of this, could be a reason for international boots on the ground. Guess they're not too worried about anyone making some uranium dust for dirty bombs.
Never said it made a lot of sense, just that it does work and we're a lot closer to it than fusion. Your entirely right about it being dangerous, but the reason environmental elitists love it (in isolation) over biofuels is that it burns clean. Its a fair amount of ignorance to neglect the fact its just a carbon cycle between growing corn n burning corn goop later, but if lifecycle thinking was important to the average environmentalist, Wind Turbines would have never become a grid scale option.
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I hope sensible and based people don't heed these insidious changes to language. Language is culture and if they succeed at changing that, it would be very bad.
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It’s a combination of “those holding the reigns” hitting the end of their lifespans with no competent protégés to carry on their legacy, and the house of cards that is the post-08 global economy set to topple any day now. The whole world has basically been living on borrowed time, and 2030 is when they think reality is gonna call those loans due.
Like, the thing with “managed decline” is that “they” aren’t purposely tanking an otherwise healthy and stable society… the decline was always gonna happen no matter what, “they” just wanted it to happen on “their” terms so that “they” could best engineer its recovery.
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Iirc it's estimated up to thirty percent of the population exists and function without having ever developed an inner monologue.
Keep this in mind when talking about sheeple.
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MrJokerRager
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They already working hard at promoting DeSantis over Trump.
Nevermind that the Rust Belt doesn't like DeSantis compared to Trump.
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Exactly. Is a candidate even worth voting for if they're not desperate enough to commit voter fraud to keep them out of office?
That "poll" just tells me that they're willing to let a "natural" election play out for DeSantis, which means he isn't going to be disruptive to the globalhomo.
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NOW - DeSantis announces "a petition with the Supreme Court of Florida to impanel a grand jury to investigate any and all wrongdoing in Florida with respect to COVID-19 vaccines."
MrJokerRager
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Here is an update, they under investigation by the dog pound at the Pentagon now.
A&N Thread to bottom article
Photos of dog-masked soldiers in bondage gear while in uniform under investigation
The photos, which have appeared on social media, show male soldiers in uniform, or parts of uniforms, wearing dog masks, leather and chains.
www.usatoday.com
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Grid storage is a meme and a pipe-dream that will never be realised. The sheer amount of infrastructure necessary to store sufficient energy at grid scale is immense, especially as it would require the construction of additional energy production to supply both the existing demand and the additional storage demand. The conversion losses will be equally immense. The people proposing grid-scale storage either don't understand the quantities involved, or they're running a con on the level of cold fusion, or perpetual motion.
Google, which is why I hedged with the allegedly.
The country is certainly not well explored when it comes to oil, but there are claims of huge potential fields there, from what little exploration has been done.
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