Y2Kyoto: Because They Hate Us And Want Us Dead

Just go with your gut;

As I write this we learn that a transformer on the Hoover Dam has just exploded. Experts on the integrity suggest that the structure of the Hoover Dam is extremely vulnerable as Lake Mead approaches historic low levels. Maintenance is seemingly not meeting the needs as this is the lifeblood for so many in the middle of that desert. Perhaps that is by design?

The federal government continues to discuss and share plans to destroy many of the electric producing dams in the nation that not only produce electricity but also irrigation for crops. Ironically or not, that focus seems to be in CA, OR, WA and ID. So one must ask the question: As we adopt policies that increase the demand for electricity, why are we creating the greatest vulnerability in electric generation?

39 Replies to “Y2Kyoto: Because They Hate Us And Want Us Dead”

  1. All I can say is the level of arrogance among the elite is so high that they are incapable of even foreseeing one potential outcome that results in a thick hemp rope around their neck.

  2. Much as the rest of the world views the Biden admin as a stumbling, demented child king that is best ignored, states that actually care about their constituents will also ignore the feds.
    I predict that soon, there will be TROs against the EPA and the ATF.

  3. perhaps a simple case of left hand not knowing what right hand is doing.
    had an aunt like that, BOASTED about it re family business. uh jeez aunt gladys,
    sometimes, sooooometimes the left hand really needs to know what its counterpart is up to.

  4. Gut…

    And then they came for the lawyers…

    D. Jared Brown
    @LitigationGuy

    Incoming to courthouses in Canada soon. While the courts have be open to all, the
    @LawSocietyLSO is still ideologically bound to an unscientific mandate.

    https://mobile.twitter.com/LitigationGuy/status/1551402023911923712?cxt=HHwWgIC9sfn614crAAAA

    BREAKING: Federal courts have begun barring unvaxxed lawyers from entering the courthouses

    First suit has already been filed in the USDNJ – Docket 2:22-cv-4661

    https://mobile.twitter.com/Yoder_Esq/status/1550892081295626247

    1. That is bad. I wonder what Feds hope to accomplish with this one. Perhaps just more intimidation.

      1. perhaps the powah cystem boyz just randomly bully to see what happens and then file the results away for future use.
        aaaaan doan fergit!!!! copsssss are topsssss. just google ‘ottawa police trucker protest’.

  5. Take a page from the vaccine talking points – the benefits exceed the risks.

    The benefits of affordable, reliable baseload power provided by coal, natgas, hydro and nuclear far exceeds the risks of a tiny, fraction of a degree increase in temperature.

    The benefits of affordable, reliable food productions with the use of fertilizer far exceed the risks of any nitrogen “pollution”.

    We already see countries that are fully engulfed by social unrest due to idiotic policies of politicians. From Canadian truckers to Netherland farmers, to Sri Lanka, Panama, etc. The benefits of peace and prosperity via adequate food and affordable energy are exponentially more important than a minute bit of warming. Warming that humans can easily adapt to with the use technology. The costs of adaptation look to be much lower than the cost of mitigation.

    P.S. – it’s odd how luxury items owned by the world’s VIPs like multiple mansions, super yachts and private planes are never restricted but the regular citizen’s essential food and energy supplies must become unaffordable.

    1. In 2012 … San Francisco voters rejected a plan to remove Hetch Hetchy Dam (the source of San Francisco water). Just imagine … allowing IDIOT low-information voters to DESTROY what their betters had built for their life!? Democracy, my ass. Democracy doesn’t work when idiots are allowed to vote. Can you just imagine how all those homeless drug addicts and mental cases living on the streets vote when the leftists “harvest” their votes? D’ya think they’ll all “vote green”?! America’s voting system is broken … worse than your average third world shithole.

        1. The Hetch Hetchy Valley was reported (by Saint John Muir) to be “more beautiful than the Yosemite Valley”. I’ve hiked and fished around Hetch Hetchy … and if you drained the dam … the resulting Valley would be about 1/100th the size of The Yosemite Valley.

          Oh! And they claim it would restore wonnnnnnnndeful waterfalls.

          Again … “cost – benefit”. A pretty waterfall? Or drinking water for 10mm people?

    1. Hard times create strong men.
      Strong men create good times.
      Good times create weak men.
      And, weak men create hard times. Here we are.

      1. And, weak men create hard times.

        Calling Prinz Dummkopf a man is a bit of a stretch, don’t you think?

        1. Definitely a euphemism.

          I shall let you ruminate on just what particular descriptive has been euphemized.

          May want to consider that talking about stretching and Dummkopf in the same sentence could get your bank account frozen.

          Or an appearance before a Liberal Donator and Jury.

  6. Look at it from this perspective….They believe they have “asked nicely.” The ideologues (in their infinite importance and genius) have informed us that we need to stop climate change. They have made their virtue signaling efforts for all to see. They have held conferences (for all to see). They have lectured you through politicians and celebrities.

    AND STILL…STILL, YOU IDIOTIC HICK INBRED MORONS FAIL TO SEE HOW IMPORTANT WE ARE!!!!!! No, you like things the way they are. You enjoy warm in the winter and cool in the summer. You like driving for driving’s sake. You …you….you….for God’s sake, you jackasses put climate change as an issue way way way at the bottom of important issues effecting us. Idiots….IDIOTS!!!!

    So, since we were unwilling to walk away from creature comforts, personal accomplishment, and everyday necessities in the name of a half-proven/ half-unproven theory. Well, they’re just going to take all of the above away so you have no choice but to follow along….or perish.

  7. Sonora desert stretches’ from Mexico to southern BC.
    For eons it was always desert. A river here and there runs through it.
    It is a desert, the water evaporates in heat.
    Then came the people and did their damnest best to turn desert into living quaters.
    So they sucked up all the water to water.
    And the rivers in the desert, being in hot desert dried up.
    Why? Because there is a lot of heat in the desert, that’s what happens in the desert.
    It is a desert because there is no water.
    Nature don’t care (sic) about your doings, it will do what it will do.
    A non expert perspective on the desert.

    1. Yeah … the “Cadillac desert” meme has been around since the 1960’s. But stop and think about it. Mankind has thrived BECAUSE we modify nature to suit our needs. LA diverted water from The Owens Valley (and the rest of the Sierra) because: a) That’s where the water is … and b) The Owens Valley isn’t suitable for a giant metropolis … the beautiful SOCAL coast is. Same with Phoenix, Las Vegas, etc. It is smart and uniquely human to ALTER our environment to suit our needs. But that doesn’t mean WASTE. And that doesn’t mean “unlimited immigration and population concentrations”. …

      1. My thinking as well, we’ve always as a species either adapted ourselves or the environment to suit the changing wims of the planet.

        Communist pigs took over the conservation/environmental movement the 80s, 90s so here we are a generation of brain washed kids thinking this nonsense is ok, nay necessary, but its all a sham for a demented political theory.

    2. Interesting read.

      https://www.msn.com/en-ca/news/technology/a-few-jaguars-now-roam-the-arizona-borderlands%e2%80%94why-thats-a-big-deal/ar-AAZW9lO?li=AAggNb9

      “Cuenca reserve managers are working to restore the original permeability of the land, in part by slowing down the water with stone erosion-control structures, Leibowitz says. Beavers, whose dams also control water flow, have also recently recolonized many of the streams on the preserve. Both Sonoran jaguars have been seen near a stream on the reserve that runs year-round.”

  8. odd that texas got so bad. they are usually sensible. at one time they had no interconnection with the rest of the countries grid judging that they would be more reliable internally than on the states surrounding them . I dont have access to that kind of information any more . it was part of our corporate intelligence that we got supplied weekly.

    1. The Texas energy reliability committee was run by a bunch of people who didn’t work or live in texas, so they would never suffer the issues that they were inflicting upon texas.

  9. “Repeat the line: Last month was “the coolest monthly anomaly in over 10 years, the coolest June in 22 years, and the ninth coolest June in the 44 year satellite record.”

    Yeah, that’s some emergency.

    But then June 2022 is just one month of many. What about the rest of the record? While global temperature based on satellite readings has trended upward, the increase has been slight. “The linear warming trend since January 1979” is a mere 0.13 of a degree Celsius per decade, says Spencer.

    issuesinsights /2022/07/25/climate-emergency-what-a-crock/

  10. Ah, the failings in our electrical infrastructure.

    First of all, the tech is not comprehended by our journo/elite classes. Why talk or read about something you do not understand? They are distant physically, and mentally.

    Second, when these things cook off, the people downstream tend to be unimportant, or prepared. I suspect that most readers here are prepared for power outages. Rural folks have back up generators now a days. The urban plantation people have community centers to go and do drugs and prostitution activities.

    Third, the techs (electricians, engineers) do not care. Many of the seniors are caught up in ‘go woke to keep my pension’. The juniors are making money and keeping their mouth shut. Recent anecdote: new guy was a diversity hire, and paired up with a Junior. New guy had ghetto work ethic. Junior let it ride, put up with the mouth until New Guy stuck his ungloved hand into the live part of the workpiece. Just an accident. New Guy is getting new skin for twenty percent of his body. Junior gets a new partner. I get to do paperwork.

    There are just certain places I do not go in Ontario. I do not talk about my gen or stashed supplies.

    1. electricity fascinates me. top of that when l found out it uses quantum mechanics to propagate.
      how else is the voltage transferred from one electron to the next in the conductor? compared to their size, they are miles away, so how is the energy moved along? esp in a transformer?
      a quantum particle of energy pings off a given electron and lands on another one on the secondary coil. etc.
      l like to tell utility workers this makes them experts in quantum theory.

      your post wins ‘most pertinent of the month’ award for explaining and predicting things.

      1. electrons in AC only move a few hundred meters per cycle . the genius is in the three phases which all add up to zero at any one point. and that the phases can be split out into less powerful single single phase power. load balancing becomes critical at the ends.

        we used to put large capacitors on the 100HP submersibles to counter the phase shift of loads at 1.5 Km depths. three lines in very close proximity would kick up large fields all the way down , inefficient and costly on the power bill.

  11. In WA and OR at least the push is to remove the Snake River dams so the salmon can make a triumphant return.
    That the same dams also have locks that allow river barges to being grain and legumes to ports for shipping around the world is irrelevant. That they generate power across the Northwest is irrelevant. Please note. Seattle City Light owns three hydroelectric dams on the Skagit River. There are zero noises being mad about removing those dams. The Skagit was also a big salmon spawning ground. This dam removal stuff is a, Power for me, not for thee.
    See also, flood control.

  12. Green theocracy has no need for benefit cost analysis as they have teamed up with the post modern nihilists to destroy the reasoning capability of their digital eloi. The Green Dam busters are part of the theocracy that puts infinite value to each individual Salmon (naturally spawning).In California, this extends to near worthless bait fish. IE, economical mitigation with hatcheries or God forbid, Fish Farms are heresy. A million dollar per fish cost is not unreasonable in their anti-human minds.

    Around 20 years ago the BC Liberals killed the Kemano completion hydro project and ended up paying Alcan half a billion in compensation to prevent a highly unlikely worst case scenario that might destroy a $38,000/ year fishery. The protected Seals and Sea Lions do a hundred times more damage. No benefit cost thinking allowed – no different than Covid.

  13. dams.
    ya, like the irate (aka *I* rate more than you) farmer wants to expand his crop yield marginally and dynamites the beaver dams that provide wetlands for ducks etc and water storage for yer fcukin crop mr irate, but noooooo, an ecological system taking 500,000 years to evolve MUST MUST MUST move out of the way.
    ‘damn busters’
    like my daddy said about ‘dief the chief’ and alllll those goodies he provided the woe begotten prairie farmers . . . . . . so they could still afford a florida vacation.

    1. 500,000 years? The prairies were under 3 km of ice about 20,000 years ago. Probably not too many beavers then for that reason.

      Today much of the beaver population has been relocated (you can thank the trappers who decided that portaging was too much work). They should be considered an invasive species in many parts of the country.

      In Sudbury, Ontario back in the 1990s the guy from Ducks Unlimited was shooting beavers because they screw up the water levels for the ducks. “We used to trap and release them” he started. “But they are very territorial so either the beaver is killed when you release it or it kills the beaver already living there” he admitted. “Don’t tell anyone we’re killing them because people just wouldn’t understand” he added.

      But back to the woe begotten prairie farmers…

      1. When I was working at a power plant close to the Canadian/U.S. border, we were required to do quite a bit of monitoring, sampling and testing of water flows into the U.S. to comply with water treaties.

        One of the sample sites was in a small building next to a stream in full view of the border crossing. An annoying beaver stubbornly insisted on damming up the stream which messed up our elevation and flow readings. So every time we went there the dam had to be dismantled.

        This border cossing, being in the middle of a sparsely populated prairie area, was never busy. One week, the U.S. border guard ambled over to the stream while I was working, chatted for a bit and said “by the way, you don’t have to worry about that beaver anymore.”

        I thanked him and decided that Don’t ask, Don’t tell was the way I was handling it. Problem solved.

      2. “But they are very territorial so either the beaver is killed when you release it or it kills the beaver already living there”

        Sounds like most human cultures including the sacred keepers of the land

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