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Aug. 7, 2023 - Health Ranger - Mike Adams
11:23
Electric vehicles are a TRAP!
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Electric vehicles are a trap.
Governments of the world are trying to push people into EVs by appealing to their concern about the climate or global warming.
And it's all, of course, based on this absurd belief that electricity comes from nowhere.
That electricity has no emissions involved in its generation, which is insane.
You know, people driving around in EVs saying it's a zero-emissions vehicle.
No, it isn't.
You've got to charge it with power that came from somewhere.
It probably involved all kinds of mining of copper and aluminum, even if it's solar panels and wind farms.
You have electric transmission lines and power substations.
All the smelting of the metals, you know, and all the manufacturing, and oh my gosh.
And most mining is done with diesel-powered mining equipment, by the way.
Anyway, it's a trap.
And the reason it's a trap is because EVs can be remotely disabled by cutting off the charging.
And this is now well known.
And there are companies like Ford that have patents on file where they can remotely turn off selective features of your vehicle, such as your air conditioning or your seat warmers, things like that, if you've missed a payment.
So essentially the car companies, which they obey government demands, they are creating centralized control systems over the vehicles.
And with electric vehicles, you also have smart meter controls at the local level where your smart meter can be told to not allow the amount of current to be drawn that would be necessary to charge an electric vehicle.
And we've seen articles out of California and other places that say, hey, when the weather is really extreme, you know, really hot or really cold, then they could turn off EV charging in order to save the power grid.
So those stories are real, and it's all being planned.
It's all in the works.
So it's a trap to get people into vehicles that then the governments control.
And the second reason it's a trap is because, ultimately, the governments of the world don't want people to have their own personal vehicles at all.
15-minute cities.
Where you don't have a means of personal transportation, you're supposed to be able to walk everywhere or ride a bicycle everywhere.
You know, a 15-minute city means within 15 minutes you can walk to all the things that you need, grocery store, you know, local clinic, school, whatever.
You know, Walmart, whatever you need to do.
And then you're supposed to not need a vehicle.
So vehicles give people freedom.
And combustion engine vehicles especially give people the freedom to travel where they want, when they want, and to even stockpile energy by storing gas or diesel and having extra gas cans, which give you, of course, extended range.
And no government and no utility company can remotely disable a combustion engine from starting.
No car company Can do that.
Well, at least, I guess, not until now when they have patents on this, so they could disable your combustion engine.
But I'm talking about older cars, especially, or cars that don't have manufacturing control over the engine, they can't disable it.
And more importantly, your smart meter can't stop you from filling up your car with gasoline or diesel and running it.
So a combustion engine vehicle is freedom, but an electric vehicle is a trap.
Now there is an interesting counter-argument to this, which I have covered before as well.
And it goes like this, and this part is true.
With an electric vehicle, potentially, you could charge it with a solar panel or, you know, a solar grid if you have an array of solar panels and you have an off-grid infrastructure at your home.
I'm not talking about a grid tie system.
I mean a truly off-grid system which is extremely expensive to build, by the way.
Very expensive to maintain.
The batteries are the, you know, the conundrum in this system.
Then you could potentially charge your electric vehicle using just your own sunlight.
The upfront cost to build out the systems in order to do that is extensive.
And there's a lot of maintenance costs in the batteries, like I said.
And if you were to charge your electric vehicle using a home solar grid, unless that solar grid is really large, You would probably be taking away the energy from your daily household use most of the time.
So in other words, if you were charging your car, you couldn't run your clothes dryer or you couldn't run your air conditioner.
You would have to choose.
Am I either going to charge my car or am I going to run hair dryers and blenders and washing machines and dishwashers and all these other things?
It's kind of a choice between appliances or your car.
But at least the argument can be made that you could in essence refuel your car slowly over time using a home solar array and that maybe you could then drive your car once a week or something without charging it somewhere else.
So there is that argument.
It's just incredibly expensive and incredibly inconvenient and most people frankly do not have the spare cash to build out You know, a $50,000 plus, frankly these days it's a lot more, let's say a $100,000 plus home power grid with enough excess kilowatt hours to be able to charge vehicles.
People just don't have that.
Now, speaking of appliances, by the way, the governments of the world, at least the Western world, are also at war with, of course, appliances.
And in Australia now, there's a new proposal to ban all gas stoves in new home construction across the entire country.
This is already law in New York, New York State.
You can't put a gas stove in a new home or a new apartment in New York State.
Did you know that?
And this is crazy.
And hot water heaters are under attack.
Of course, toilets have been under attack for a long time, especially in places like California where you're not allowed really to use enough water to flush the toilet.
You have like little half flushes.
That often don't work, so you have to do a double or triple flush.
I guess, depending on your personal habits, how many flushes it takes.
But the point is, the appliances that use energy are under constant attack by Western governments.
The United States, Canada, Australia, the UK, Germany, and so on.
And essentially, because these climate cultists, because they believe that all human activity is bad for the planet, That all energy consumption is bad for the planet.
You know that they're lying about EVs.
When they say, oh, use an EV, it's good for the planet.
But if you're consuming energy, that's going to be on the target list next.
Just like the appliances are on the target list right now.
And ultimately, they, the climate cultists, they want all human beings To be living in a world where you have no hot water, no cold air, i.e.
no air conditioning, no personal vehicle, No ability to use electricity without permission, maybe electricity rationing or little allotted amounts.
And if you go over that amount, then it starts giving you penalties on your social credit score or your ESG score, you know, environmental socialist government score.
Pretty sure that's what that stands for.
You're going to be penalized and you're going to be blocked from using electricity.
So much for cooking a Thanksgiving dinner.
So much for running Christmas lights.
So much for taking a hot shower.
You're going to have to have 20 second hot showers.
Ready, set, scrub!
That's it.
That's all you're going to get.
And then it goes cold.
This is what it's coming to.
And the thing is, it's all based on fraud.
There is no climate crisis.
Carbon dioxide is not a pollutant.
We're not actually running out of energy on this planet.
There's no crisis except what the media fabricates and what the governments push.
They fabricated the crisis in order to enslave you, in order to shut down your appliances and ban combustion engine vehicles.
They used the climate crisis as a cover story to roll out a dictatorship.
This is really about climate authoritarianism.
It's not about saving the planet.
It's about depopulation of humanity and grabbing more power among those who already have power.
It's never enough for them.
Their quest for power is insatiable.
And they also want to exterminate some large percentage of the current number of human beings on the planet.
So, of course, this climate crisis achieves all of those goals.
They can shut down farms and food They can ban air conditioning.
They can ban gas stoves so that you can't even boil a pot of water in the middle of the winter when the power grid goes down after a winter storm.
You're screwed.
No gas for you.
See?
This is what they're up to.
It's a giant power grab.
So don't be fooled by any of the climate nonsense.
It's all a hoax.
It's all theater.
And stay informed.
You can read one of the websites we publish.
It's called climate.news.
And everything there is, of course, all about the climate.
So check that out, climate.news.
You can hear more of my podcasts at brighteon.com, or you can read my articles at naturalnews.com.
I'm Mike Adams, the Health Ranger.
Thank you for listening.
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