That final photo of your farm electricity meter box is chilling.
A 'green group' in Australia recently proposed to enter people's homes and catalogue everyone's appliances for the purposes of a 'community battery project.' I said if anyone enters my home for the purposes of making lists of what I own they will find themselves buried in my backyard as fertiliser.
I feel I’m back to “no words”… in the UK I’m/we are still a bit behind thankfully.
Many have volunteered to have them “to save the planet” of course.
Last couple of years they’ve started pushing cheaper tariffs and rewards if using them.
Just in the last couple of months I’ve started getting semi-threatening (completely non legal) emails from my supplier that I have to have one installed according to the government so when is a good time.
I forgot on what damn EU or UN page I once found that, but read their prospect about "Smart Cities", outlining concepts such as a "post choice society" - "we have the data, and thus know what's necessary, no voting required anymore". Aligns well with Schwab's utterings of "no privacy" [except for the more equal than equal ones].
"Radetzkystrasse 2 in Vienna's third district"
Is it mandatory to _march_ through there? (optionally brandishing a can of maize)
That final photo of your farm electricity meter box is chilling.
A 'green group' in Australia recently proposed to enter people's homes and catalogue everyone's appliances for the purposes of a 'community battery project.' I said if anyone enters my home for the purposes of making lists of what I own they will find themselves buried in my backyard as fertiliser.
I feel I’m back to “no words”… in the UK I’m/we are still a bit behind thankfully.
Many have volunteered to have them “to save the planet” of course.
Last couple of years they’ve started pushing cheaper tariffs and rewards if using them.
Just in the last couple of months I’ve started getting semi-threatening (completely non legal) emails from my supplier that I have to have one installed according to the government so when is a good time.
Ehhh never!!
I forgot on what damn EU or UN page I once found that, but read their prospect about "Smart Cities", outlining concepts such as a "post choice society" - "we have the data, and thus know what's necessary, no voting required anymore". Aligns well with Schwab's utterings of "no privacy" [except for the more equal than equal ones].
"Radetzkystrasse 2 in Vienna's third district"
Is it mandatory to _march_ through there? (optionally brandishing a can of maize)