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keepit wrote:
Sabine has a video called "Electric vehicles: will they save us or destroy us?"
It paints a difficult road on the way to eliminating gas engines. She said that in 100years it will probably prove to have been a good idea. Wow!!! 100 years is a long ways out to make a prediction.
I think, as i've said before on this site, that we should increase fracking and increase natural gas usage rather than invest trillions of dollars (sabine's number) into infrastructure for electric vehicles. I'd rather not wait at a charging site for a long time to get my car charged. I'd rather go to a gas station and let the hybrid engine charge my battery.

keepit wrote: It paints a difficult road on the way to eliminating gas engines.

keepit wrote: I think, as i've said before on this site, that we should increase fracking and increase natural gas usage rather than invest trillions of dollars (sabine's number) into infrastructure for electric vehicles.

keepit wrote: I'd rather not wait at a charging site for a long time to get my car charged. I'd rather go to a gas station and let the hybrid engine charge my battery.

IBdaMann wrote:

keepit wrote: It paints a difficult road on the way to eliminating gas engines.

Why eliminate internal combustion engines? Only stupid people want to do that.

keepit wrote: I think, as i've said before on this site, that we should increase fracking and increase natural gas usage rather than invest trillions of dollars (sabine's number) into infrastructure for electric vehicles.

Good for you, keepit. For once you're not full of baloney. I bet it feels good.

keepit wrote: I'd rather not wait at a charging site for a long time to get my car charged. I'd rather go to a gas station and let the hybrid engine charge my battery.

Why a hybrid?

Swan wrote:

keepit wrote:
Sabine has a video called "Electric vehicles: will they save us or destroy us?"
It paints a difficult road on the way to eliminating gas engines. She said that in 100years it will probably prove to have been a good idea. Wow!!! 100 years is a long ways out to make a prediction.
I think, as i've said before on this site, that we should increase fracking and increase natural gas usage rather than invest trillions of dollars (sabine's number) into infrastructure for electric vehicles. I'd rather not wait at a charging site for a long time to get my car charged. I'd rather go to a gas station and let the hybrid engine charge my battery.

LOL Germany is 100% dependent on Russian oil and gas that just dried up, so Germany is reopening coal plants and not closing the nukes like they wanted too. So all things in perspective Germans may start riding horses again soon. Hossy forgot this part

Swan wrote:
Are you having fun conversing with yourself?

Into the Night wrote:

Swan wrote:

keepit wrote:
Sabine has a video called "Electric vehicles: will they save us or destroy us?"
It paints a difficult road on the way to eliminating gas engines. She said that in 100years it will probably prove to have been a good idea. Wow!!! 100 years is a long ways out to make a prediction.
I think, as i've said before on this site, that we should increase fracking and increase natural gas usage rather than invest trillions of dollars (sabine's number) into infrastructure for electric vehicles. I'd rather not wait at a charging site for a long time to get my car charged. I'd rather go to a gas station and let the hybrid engine charge my battery.

LOL Germany is 100% dependent on Russian oil and gas that just dried up, so Germany is reopening coal plants and not closing the nukes like they wanted too. So all things in perspective Germans may start riding horses again soon. Hossy forgot this part

In 2020, when Germany was still importing oil from Russia, less than half of it's imports came from Russia.

Swan wrote:

Into the Night wrote:

Swan wrote:

keepit wrote:
Sabine has a video called "Electric vehicles: will they save us or destroy us?"
It paints a difficult road on the way to eliminating gas engines. She said that in 100years it will probably prove to have been a good idea. Wow!!! 100 years is a long ways out to make a prediction.
I think, as i've said before on this site, that we should increase fracking and increase natural gas usage rather than invest trillions of dollars (sabine's number) into infrastructure for electric vehicles. I'd rather not wait at a charging site for a long time to get my car charged. I'd rather go to a gas station and let the hybrid engine charge my battery.

LOL Germany is 100% dependent on Russian oil and gas that just dried up, so Germany is reopening coal plants and not closing the nukes like they wanted too. So all things in perspective Germans may start riding horses again soon. Hossy forgot this part

In 2020, when Germany was still importing oil from Russia, less than half of it's imports came from Russia.

Closer to 40 percent actually, so Germany is now forced to burn dirty coal and lignite. Germany could actually dirtier than China at this point, and don't forget Zelenski letting Russian oil and gas run thru the Ukraine rather than destroy Putin's oil revenue that Putin was using to destroy the Ukraine. LOL a real World leader there

Into the Night wrote:

Swan wrote:

Into the Night wrote:

Swan wrote:

keepit wrote:
Sabine has a video called "Electric vehicles: will they save us or destroy us?"
It paints a difficult road on the way to eliminating gas engines. She said that in 100years it will probably prove to have been a good idea. Wow!!! 100 years is a long ways out to make a prediction.
I think, as i've said before on this site, that we should increase fracking and increase natural gas usage rather than invest trillions of dollars (sabine's number) into infrastructure for electric vehicles. I'd rather not wait at a charging site for a long time to get my car charged. I'd rather go to a gas station and let the hybrid engine charge my battery.

LOL Germany is 100% dependent on Russian oil and gas that just dried up, so Germany is reopening coal plants and not closing the nukes like they wanted too. So all things in perspective Germans may start riding horses again soon. Hossy forgot this part

In 2020, when Germany was still importing oil from Russia, less than half of it's imports came from Russia.

Closer to 40 percent actually, so Germany is now forced to burn dirty coal and lignite. Germany could actually dirtier than China at this point, and don't forget Zelenski letting Russian oil and gas run thru the Ukraine rather than destroy Putin's oil revenue that Putin was using to destroy the Ukraine. LOL a real World leader there

Oil and natural gas bound for Germany does not pass through Ukraine. Only one line passes through Ukraine and it does not serve Germany.

Coal is not dirty unless it is burned inefficiently. Modern coal plants burn coal very cleanly. Even brown coal.

Swan wrote:

Into the Night wrote:

Swan wrote:

Into the Night wrote:

Swan wrote:

keepit wrote:
Sabine has a video called "Electric vehicles: will they save us or destroy us?"
It paints a difficult road on the way to eliminating gas engines. She said that in 100years it will probably prove to have been a good idea. Wow!!! 100 years is a long ways out to make a prediction.
I think, as i've said before on this site, that we should increase fracking and increase natural gas usage rather than invest trillions of dollars (sabine's number) into infrastructure for electric vehicles. I'd rather not wait at a charging site for a long time to get my car charged. I'd rather go to a gas station and let the hybrid engine charge my battery.

LOL Germany is 100% dependent on Russian oil and gas that just dried up, so Germany is reopening coal plants and not closing the nukes like they wanted too. So all things in perspective Germans may start riding horses again soon. Hossy forgot this part

In 2020, when Germany was still importing oil from Russia, less than half of it's imports came from Russia.

Closer to 40 percent actually, so Germany is now forced to burn dirty coal and lignite. Germany could actually dirtier than China at this point, and don't forget Zelenski letting Russian oil and gas run thru the Ukraine rather than destroy Putin's oil revenue that Putin was using to destroy the Ukraine. LOL a real World leader there

Oil and natural gas bound for Germany does not pass through Ukraine. Only one line passes through Ukraine and it does not serve Germany.

Coal is not dirty unless it is burned inefficiently. Modern coal plants burn coal very cleanly. Even brown coal.

The Russia–EU gas dispute flared up in March 2022 following the invasion of Ukraine in late February. Russia and the major EU countries clashed over the issue of payment for pipeline natural gas exported to Europe by Russia's Gazprom. In June, Russia cut the flow of gas to Germany by more than half, and in September of that year it stopped it altogether. On 26 September 2022, the Nord Stream 1 and 2 gas pipelines both ruptured with evidence of sabotage. As of August 2023, Russian pipeline gas exports continued to flow via Ukraine to Slovakia, Austria, and Italy, as well as to non-EU Moldova; via the Turk Stream pipeline, Russian gas continued to flow to Greece, Hungary, and Croatia, as well as a number of non-EU countries in Europe, while Europe imported record volumes of liquefied natural gas from Russia in 2022, with Spain being one of the key importers of Russian LNG.

The entire EU is basically screwed when they are depending on the enemy for fuel and Zelensky is exactly as Putin described him as a Nazi for letting gas profits being used to level the Ukraine pass thru the Ukraine. LOL

Into the Night wrote:

Swan wrote:

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Swan wrote:

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Swan wrote:

keepit wrote:
Sabine has a video called "Electric vehicles: will they save us or destroy us?"
It paints a difficult road on the way to eliminating gas engines. She said that in 100years it will probably prove to have been a good idea. Wow!!! 100 years is a long ways out to make a prediction.
I think, as i've said before on this site, that we should increase fracking and increase natural gas usage rather than invest trillions of dollars (sabine's number) into infrastructure for electric vehicles. I'd rather not wait at a charging site for a long time to get my car charged. I'd rather go to a gas station and let the hybrid engine charge my battery.

LOL Germany is 100% dependent on Russian oil and gas that just dried up, so Germany is reopening coal plants and not closing the nukes like they wanted too. So all things in perspective Germans may start riding horses again soon. Hossy forgot this part

In 2020, when Germany was still importing oil from Russia, less than half of it's imports came from Russia.

Closer to 40 percent actually, so Germany is now forced to burn dirty coal and lignite. Germany could actually dirtier than China at this point, and don't forget Zelenski letting Russian oil and gas run thru the Ukraine rather than destroy Putin's oil revenue that Putin was using to destroy the Ukraine. LOL a real World leader there

Oil and natural gas bound for Germany does not pass through Ukraine. Only one line passes through Ukraine and it does not serve Germany.

Coal is not dirty unless it is burned inefficiently. Modern coal plants burn coal very cleanly. Even brown coal.

The Russia–EU gas dispute flared up in March 2022 following the invasion of Ukraine in late February. Russia and the major EU countries clashed over the issue of payment for pipeline natural gas exported to Europe by Russia's Gazprom. In June, Russia cut the flow of gas to Germany by more than half, and in September of that year it stopped it altogether. On 26 September 2022, the Nord Stream 1 and 2 gas pipelines both ruptured with evidence of sabotage. As of August 2023, Russian pipeline gas exports continued to flow via Ukraine to Slovakia, Austria, and Italy, as well as to non-EU Moldova; via the Turk Stream pipeline, Russian gas continued to flow to Greece, Hungary, and Croatia, as well as a number of non-EU countries in Europe, while Europe imported record volumes of liquefied natural gas from Russia in 2022, with Spain being one of the key importers of Russian LNG.

The entire EU is basically screwed when they are depending on the enemy for fuel and Zelensky is exactly as Putin described him as a Nazi for letting gas profits being used to level the Ukraine pass thru the Ukraine. LOL

The pipeline going to the EU does not pass through Ukraine.

Swan wrote:

Into the Night wrote:

Swan wrote:

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keepit wrote:
Sabine has a video called "Electric vehicles: will they save us or destroy us?"
It paints a difficult road on the way to eliminating gas engines. She said that in 100years it will probably prove to have been a good idea. Wow!!! 100 years is a long ways out to make a prediction.
I think, as i've said before on this site, that we should increase fracking and increase natural gas usage rather than invest trillions of dollars (sabine's number) into infrastructure for electric vehicles. I'd rather not wait at a charging site for a long time to get my car charged. I'd rather go to a gas station and let the hybrid engine charge my battery.

LOL Germany is 100% dependent on Russian oil and gas that just dried up, so Germany is reopening coal plants and not closing the nukes like they wanted too. So all things in perspective Germans may start riding horses again soon. Hossy forgot this part

In 2020, when Germany was still importing oil from Russia, less than half of it's imports came from Russia.

Closer to 40 percent actually, so Germany is now forced to burn dirty coal and lignite. Germany could actually dirtier than China at this point, and don't forget Zelenski letting Russian oil and gas run thru the Ukraine rather than destroy Putin's oil revenue that Putin was using to destroy the Ukraine. LOL a real World leader there

Oil and natural gas bound for Germany does not pass through Ukraine. Only one line passes through Ukraine and it does not serve Germany.

Coal is not dirty unless it is burned inefficiently. Modern coal plants burn coal very cleanly. Even brown coal.

The Russia–EU gas dispute flared up in March 2022 following the invasion of Ukraine in late February. Russia and the major EU countries clashed over the issue of payment for pipeline natural gas exported to Europe by Russia's Gazprom. In June, Russia cut the flow of gas to Germany by more than half, and in September of that year it stopped it altogether. On 26 September 2022, the Nord Stream 1 and 2 gas pipelines both ruptured with evidence of sabotage. As of August 2023, Russian pipeline gas exports continued to flow via Ukraine to Slovakia, Austria, and Italy, as well as to non-EU Moldova; via the Turk Stream pipeline, Russian gas continued to flow to Greece, Hungary, and Croatia, as well as a number of non-EU countries in Europe, while Europe imported record volumes of liquefied natural gas from Russia in 2022, with Spain being one of the key importers of Russian LNG.

The entire EU is basically screwed when they are depending on the enemy for fuel and Zelensky is exactly as Putin described him as a Nazi for letting gas profits being used to level the Ukraine pass thru the Ukraine. LOL

The pipeline going to the EU does not pass through Ukraine.

You are dumb


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Into the Night wrote:

Swan wrote:

Into the Night wrote:

Swan wrote:

Into the Night wrote:

Swan wrote:

Into the Night wrote:

Swan wrote:

keepit wrote:
Sabine has a video called "Electric vehicles: will they save us or destroy us?"
It paints a difficult road on the way to eliminating gas engines. She said that in 100years it will probably prove to have been a good idea. Wow!!! 100 years is a long ways out to make a prediction.
I think, as i've said before on this site, that we should increase fracking and increase natural gas usage rather than invest trillions of dollars (sabine's number) into infrastructure for electric vehicles. I'd rather not wait at a charging site for a long time to get my car charged. I'd rather go to a gas station and let the hybrid engine charge my battery.

LOL Germany is 100% dependent on Russian oil and gas that just dried up, so Germany is reopening coal plants and not closing the nukes like they wanted too. So all things in perspective Germans may start riding horses again soon. Hossy forgot this part

In 2020, when Germany was still importing oil from Russia, less than half of it's imports came from Russia.

Closer to 40 percent actually, so Germany is now forced to burn dirty coal and lignite. Germany could actually dirtier than China at this point, and don't forget Zelenski letting Russian oil and gas run thru the Ukraine rather than destroy Putin's oil revenue that Putin was using to destroy the Ukraine. LOL a real World leader there

Oil and natural gas bound for Germany does not pass through Ukraine. Only one line passes through Ukraine and it does not serve Germany.

Coal is not dirty unless it is burned inefficiently. Modern coal plants burn coal very cleanly. Even brown coal.

The Russia–EU gas dispute flared up in March 2022 following the invasion of Ukraine in late February. Russia and the major EU countries clashed over the issue of payment for pipeline natural gas exported to Europe by Russia's Gazprom. In June, Russia cut the flow of gas to Germany by more than half, and in September of that year it stopped it altogether. On 26 September 2022, the Nord Stream 1 and 2 gas pipelines both ruptured with evidence of sabotage. As of August 2023, Russian pipeline gas exports continued to flow via Ukraine to Slovakia, Austria, and Italy, as well as to non-EU Moldova; via the Turk Stream pipeline, Russian gas continued to flow to Greece, Hungary, and Croatia, as well as a number of non-EU countries in Europe, while Europe imported record volumes of liquefied natural gas from Russia in 2022, with Spain being one of the key importers of Russian LNG.

The entire EU is basically screwed when they are depending on the enemy for fuel and Zelensky is exactly as Putin described him as a Nazi for letting gas profits being used to level the Ukraine pass thru the Ukraine. LOL

The pipeline going to the EU does not pass through Ukraine.

You are dumb


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Thanks for confirming my statement. The pipeline going to the EU does not pass through Ukraine.

Swan wrote:

Into the Night wrote:

Swan wrote:

Into the Night wrote:

Swan wrote:

Into the Night wrote:

Swan wrote:

Into the Night wrote:

Swan wrote:

keepit wrote:
Sabine has a video called "Electric vehicles: will they save us or destroy us?"
It paints a difficult road on the way to eliminating gas engines. She said that in 100years it will probably prove to have been a good idea. Wow!!! 100 years is a long ways out to make a prediction.
I think, as i've said before on this site, that we should increase fracking and increase natural gas usage rather than invest trillions of dollars (sabine's number) into infrastructure for electric vehicles. I'd rather not wait at a charging site for a long time to get my car charged. I'd rather go to a gas station and let the hybrid engine charge my battery.

LOL Germany is 100% dependent on Russian oil and gas that just dried up, so Germany is reopening coal plants and not closing the nukes like they wanted too. So all things in perspective Germans may start riding horses again soon. Hossy forgot this part

In 2020, when Germany was still importing oil from Russia, less than half of it's imports came from Russia.

Closer to 40 percent actually, so Germany is now forced to burn dirty coal and lignite. Germany could actually dirtier than China at this point, and don't forget Zelenski letting Russian oil and gas run thru the Ukraine rather than destroy Putin's oil revenue that Putin was using to destroy the Ukraine. LOL a real World leader there

Oil and natural gas bound for Germany does not pass through Ukraine. Only one line passes through Ukraine and it does not serve Germany.

Coal is not dirty unless it is burned inefficiently. Modern coal plants burn coal very cleanly. Even brown coal.

The Russia–EU gas dispute flared up in March 2022 following the invasion of Ukraine in late February. Russia and the major EU countries clashed over the issue of payment for pipeline natural gas exported to Europe by Russia's Gazprom. In June, Russia cut the flow of gas to Germany by more than half, and in September of that year it stopped it altogether. On 26 September 2022, the Nord Stream 1 and 2 gas pipelines both ruptured with evidence of sabotage. As of August 2023, Russian pipeline gas exports continued to flow via Ukraine to Slovakia, Austria, and Italy, as well as to non-EU Moldova; via the Turk Stream pipeline, Russian gas continued to flow to Greece, Hungary, and Croatia, as well as a number of non-EU countries in Europe, while Europe imported record volumes of liquefied natural gas from Russia in 2022, with Spain being one of the key importers of Russian LNG.

The entire EU is basically screwed when they are depending on the enemy for fuel and Zelensky is exactly as Putin described him as a Nazi for letting gas profits being used to level the Ukraine pass thru the Ukraine. LOL

The pipeline going to the EU does not pass through Ukraine.

You are dumb


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Thanks for confirming my statement. The pipeline going to the EU does not pass through Ukraine.

Thanks for confirming that you totally wasted your education as Poland, Romania and Slovakia are all EU member states that received fuel from Russia thru the Ukraine.

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Into the Night wrote:

Swan wrote:

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Into the Night wrote:

Swan wrote:

keepit wrote:
Sabine has a video called "Electric vehicles: will they save us or destroy us?"
It paints a difficult road on the way to eliminating gas engines. She said that in 100years it will probably prove to have been a good idea. Wow!!! 100 years is a long ways out to make a prediction.
I think, as i've said before on this site, that we should increase fracking and increase natural gas usage rather than invest trillions of dollars (sabine's number) into infrastructure for electric vehicles. I'd rather not wait at a charging site for a long time to get my car charged. I'd rather go to a gas station and let the hybrid engine charge my battery.

LOL Germany is 100% dependent on Russian oil and gas that just dried up, so Germany is reopening coal plants and not closing the nukes like they wanted too. So all things in perspective Germans may start riding horses again soon. Hossy forgot this part

In 2020, when Germany was still importing oil from Russia, less than half of it's imports came from Russia.

Closer to 40 percent actually, so Germany is now forced to burn dirty coal and lignite. Germany could actually dirtier than China at this point, and don't forget Zelenski letting Russian oil and gas run thru the Ukraine rather than destroy Putin's oil revenue that Putin was using to destroy the Ukraine. LOL a real World leader there

Oil and natural gas bound for Germany does not pass through Ukraine. Only one line passes through Ukraine and it does not serve Germany.

Coal is not dirty unless it is burned inefficiently. Modern coal plants burn coal very cleanly. Even brown coal.

The Russia–EU gas dispute flared up in March 2022 following the invasion of Ukraine in late February. Russia and the major EU countries clashed over the issue of payment for pipeline natural gas exported to Europe by Russia's Gazprom. In June, Russia cut the flow of gas to Germany by more than half, and in September of that year it stopped it altogether. On 26 September 2022, the Nord Stream 1 and 2 gas pipelines both ruptured with evidence of sabotage. As of August 2023, Russian pipeline gas exports continued to flow via Ukraine to Slovakia, Austria, and Italy, as well as to non-EU Moldova; via the Turk Stream pipeline, Russian gas continued to flow to Greece, Hungary, and Croatia, as well as a number of non-EU countries in Europe, while Europe imported record volumes of liquefied natural gas from Russia in 2022, with Spain being one of the key importers of Russian LNG.

The entire EU is basically screwed when they are depending on the enemy for fuel and Zelensky is exactly as Putin described him as a Nazi for letting gas profits being used to level the Ukraine pass thru the Ukraine. LOL

The pipeline going to the EU does not pass through Ukraine.

You are dumb


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Thanks for confirming my statement. The pipeline going to the EU does not pass through Ukraine.

Thanks for confirming that you totally wasted your education as Poland, Romania and Slovakia are all EU member states that received fuel from Russia thru the Ukraine.

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Pivot fallacy. The subject was Germany and the rest of the EU, dumbass.
Poland itself does not receive oil through Ukraine anymore.