20161026-Conspiracy behind PG&E's electricity shutoff
Ice Farmer (10/26/19 CA Burning: From PG&E’s ashes arise “smart” microgrids (&coming to you)
PG&E shut off your power lines but not their line?
Kincade Fire
-PG&E admitted its electrical equipment may have ignited a ruinous wildfire spreading across the state’s wine country Friday, despite blackouts imposed across the region to prevent blazes.
-The fire near the Northern California town of Geyserville burned at least 49 buildings and 34 square miles (65 square kilometers) and prompted evacuation orders for some 2,000 people.
-It was driven by the strong winds that had prompted Pacific Gas & Electric to impose blackouts affecting a half-million people in Northern and Central California on Oct. 23, 2019 (Weds). Power was restored to most people by Thursday evening, PG&E said.
-PG&E resorted to shut-offs after fallen power lines and other electrical equipment were blamed for several blazes in recent years that killed scores of people, burned thousands of homes and ran up billions of dollars in claims that drove the utility into bankruptcy.
-PG&E resorted to shut-offs after fallen power lines and other electrical equipment were blamed for several blazes in recent years that killed scores of people, burned thousands of homes and ran up billions of dollars in claims that drove the utility into bankruptcy.
-However, PG&E said Thursday it didn’t de-energize a 230,000-volt transmission line near Geyserville that malfunctioned minutes before the fire erupted. The utility reported finding a “broken jumper” wire on a transmission tower Wednesday night.
-PG&E said these shutoff will continue for the next 10 years!
-To sum up, PG&E will not provide electricity to people reliable; they are turning off power randomly and killing people in the process; they are continually setting up fires to kill people in the process; they don’t have solution for 10 years.
-They are burning down the existing power grids. Why?
Micro-grid
-For solution, some cities are thinking about solar–powered micro-grid developed and owned by city.
-Micro-grid is a solution proposed by UN in their search to sustainable energy solutions in their Agenda 2030 solutions. The Department of Energy has been funding the prototypes in their smart cities.
-The micro-grid is a secondary grid that connects to the main power grid but can be disconnected to main grid and function independently when it’s needed.
-However, regular users’ power usage will be highly restricted when the micro-grid is turned on.
-PG&E endorses this solution. It said that it may speed development of 40 micro-grids following power shutoff.
-Jerry Brown, CA governor said during the Paradise Fire in 2018: “In less than 5 years, even the worst climate change skeptics are going to be believers”. A threat?
-CA already passed a law to limits daily personal water use to 55 gallons. But it’s not enforced yet, because of lacking enforcement tool. But with electricity, if they have micro-grids built, they would have the tool to restrict people’s usage of electricity and anyone, mostly farmers, who rely on water pump for water.
The socialists want total control
-So they don’t want you to own car. You should rely on public transportation.
-They want you to eat human flesh to save planet from climate change.
-They want you to grow food using their artificial system like GMO seed, fertilizers….
-They want to remove animal agriculture so you can’t feed yourselves.
-Walmart use AI and robots in their greenhouse.
A letter of Recommendaton in NY Times
-This is from some reader that wrote to NY Times:
But a mandatory blackout does have one radically positive effect. By suddenly withdrawing electrical power — the invisible lifeblood of our unsustainable economic order — PG&E has made the apocalyptic future of the climate crisis immediate and visceral for some of the nation’s most comfortable people. It is easy to ignore climate change in the bosom of the developed world. But you can’t fail to notice when the lights go out.
In the American West, our climate will only get hotter and drier, our wildfires worse. Every year more places are going to burn, and we will, repeatedly, be horrified by the losses. But we should not be shocked by them. The blackouts have laid bare the uncomfortable fact that the infrastructure we’ve built and maintained over the course of many decades isn’t matched to the threats we face in our rapidly unfolding climate emergency.
At least mandatory blackouts force a glimpse into this new reality. They’re like a thin wedge opening our minds to the fact that even here, in the heart of one of the wealthiest regions of a state that is (we are often reminded) by itself the world’s fifth-largest economy — one that is shepherding into existence some of the nation’s most enlightened and aggressive climate-adaptation policies — deep and unpredictable consequences are unavoidable. Perhaps if blackouts were mandated in your community, your neighbors might awaken to this eerie truth as well.
-They want you to hurt via flooding, fire, economic collapse…. in order to push you towards their agenda, period.
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