electric catamaran boat to set world record

[Chaz]

I didn't want to post the entire list of failures. My blood pressure spikes with each and every new blunder ...

[John S]

https://insideevs.com/news/616850/ca...-9300-evs/amp/

My company has been looking into these for our service techs. They're pretty modular/ and retro cool. Look good with my paddle board on it next to the pipe rack.

[wettek]

GE has just announced that they are laying off 20% of their workforce in the wind energy department as it is becoming too expensive to build wind turbines due to the cost of raw materials. Vestas and Siemens, two of the largest wind turbine manufacturers also reported losses for the first time. Wind and solar is beginning to be acknowledged as not cost competitive, which is really going to hurt the renewable energy fans.

[David - WI]

They know about the problem but refuse to fix it.

Biden admin keeps delaying oil and gas permitting due to math error

Biden admin math error is having a 'real impact' on offshore oil production, industry group tells FOX Business

https://www.foxbusiness.com/politics...ing-math-error

[Shaun K]

They know about the problem but refuse to fix it.

The problem is right here. This climate puppet w dementia running the country into the shtter

[David - WI]

https://youtu.be/4MyLwAokINc


https://youtu.be/3Nj04VkxbRw

You don't have to like the guy, to admit that America was a better place while he was president than it was before or is after. You can bs all you want but you can't dispute the facts.

[PanRonnie]

I would argue there is a global pandemic of idiots at the top
Europe in particular
Now trump warned we need to do more on defense spending and be less dependant on Russia for energy!
Look how that turned out?
Lets hope that it does not matter who is president, more important are the people around them preparing policy

[Shaun K]

U.S. inflation rate for 2019 was 1.81%
2022 – 8.3%
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Dozen Eggs 2019 $1.40
2022 3.116
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Gas per gal 2019 - $2.12
2022 national average prices are: Regular unleaded: $5.009. Mid-grade: $5.397. Premium: $5.694
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30 yr fixed mortgage rate 2019 - 3.94%
2022 – 6.98% (2022 isn't over yet, two more fed meetings lol)
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Per The Major Chiefs Association for 2022, compared to 2019 midyear figures, cities experienced a 50% increase in homicides and a roughly 36% increase in aggravated assaults.

[David - WI]

Well, the "old guard" republicans wasted the first two years of Mr. Trumps term when they had control of congress, screaming about Russian collusion. The people at the DOJ, FBI, CIA, and Homeland Security who should have been doing the heavy lifting during the last two years were conspiring against our nation to prevent a second term at all costs. Pretty sad but also amazing that Mr. Trump accomplished what he did.

[Stoker boy]

https://youtu.be/4MyLwAokINc


https://youtu.be/3Nj04VkxbRw




https://youtu.be/NsQ2hX_noNw

Great post Mr. CUDA, you are truly on top of things. I hope you had a wonderful week end.

[Stoker boy]

U.S. inflation rate for 2019 was 1.81%
2022 – 8.3%
================
Dozen Eggs 2019 $1.40
2022 3.116
=================
Gas per gal 2019 - $2.12
2022 national average prices are: Regular unleaded: $5.009. Mid-grade: $5.397. Premium: $5.694
===================
30 yr fixed mortgage rate 2019 - 3.94%
2022 – 6.98% (2022 isn't over yet, two more fed meetings lol)
=====================
Per The Major Chiefs Association for 2022, compared to 2019 midyear figures, cities experienced a 50% increase in homicides and a roughly 36% increase in aggravated assaults.

Those are great numbers that means someone is making money. I wonder who?

[powerabout]

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Cars made life convenient but no longer, to use one you have to re schedule your day...will it catch on?

[CRH1]

And there-in lies a big part of the problem. THEY DON'T KNOW THE FACTS.

Not sure if they are too stupid to actually know the difference, or are willing to ride their warped EGO all the way into the ground.

This guy would be way to conservative for todays tard party. If government is to spend money .. it is to help stimulate business in the private sector ... Hummff , I don't think he would have choked the life blood of our economy .. and thought windmills and battery's from a communist country would be the direction to go ...

Today they say :
Ask not what you can do for your country .. but help us run this place into a third world **** hole ...

The hardest thing to do is look at the guy in the mirror and admit I was wrong. Today's modern day libs would have the whole thing burn to the ground before looking in the mirror, way to much time and money invested in destroying the bad orange man.

[CUDA]

https://www.rt.com/business/562430-g...nge-recession/

No man is a Island

Germany’s GDP forecast to plunge

Europe’s largest economy is expected to shrink next year

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Victory column, one of Berlin's premiere landmarks, on the first day a new law banning the illumination of landmarks to save energy has gone into effect nationwide, Berlin, Germany, September 1, 2022. © Getty Images / Carsten Koall


The German economy is headed for a sharp decline next year, researchers from the Kiel Institute for the World Economy warned on Thursday.
“The German economy is in a downward spiral. The recent price jumps for electricity and gas will reduce the purchasing power of private households and lead to a decline in private consumer spending. In addition, the slowing world economy will dampen not only exports but also investment activity. As a result, the German economy will slide into recession once again, at a time when it was just recovering from the pandemic-related crisis,” a press release stated.
Analysts explained that while in their summer forecast they assumed that “recovery would prevail despite the burdens” and predicted a strong rise in GDP, lingering concerns regarding the energy sphere forced them to lower their expectations significantly.
“Now we expect GDP to increase by only 1.4% in the current year. In 2023, it is expected to decline by 0.7%,” they wrote, while previously the institute predicted a 3.3% growth for the country’s economy next year.
Researchers also expect inflation to rise to 8% this year and 8.7% in 2023.
READ MORE: German gas giant pleads for state funding amid energy crisis
Germany’s spending on energy imports is expected to rise by €123 billion this year and another €136 billion next year. As a result, the country’s industrial output is likely to drop. Private households' purchasing power is also forecast to fall by 4.1%, the steepest drop recorded since Germany’s reunification in 1990.
For more stories on economy & finance visit RT's business section

[Shaun K]

https://www.rt.com/business/562430-g...nge-recession/

No man is a Island

A lot of people say you're a good guy but your understanding of what's actually happening with in Nato countries under this liberal world order is just embarrassing. But hey, you voted for this. Unwittingly


"You will own nothing and be happy" -Klaus Schwab