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The Push to Ban Petrol and Diesel Cars. It's all about control. · The Slippery Slope

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  Hi, I'm Jay felon. Thanks for listening to the
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  slippery slope. You headline came out today.
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  This is in Australia and it says calls for petrol ban to speed up
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  electric swap. Now this is a story by Jennifer
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  Dudley Nicholson. Now generally Went reading
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  through this reading through the article.
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  This is the kind of tactics that that despots dictators say, you
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  know, they, they know best and we all have to go along with it.
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  We've seen this in the last couple of years.
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  The reason why these people the media, these so-called experts
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  are governments, feel that they can force, they can dictate to
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  the public what they can do, what they should do, and they
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  can make these rules and that we should go along because they've
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  already tested the waters with covid.
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  They tested the waters, they said hey If we turn around and
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  say this is for your good, this is for your benefit.
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  You've got to listen to us, we know what's best for you.
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  Then everyone will go along with it and just how will the experts
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  have told us? The experts say, this is what we
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  have to do. Don't look too much into it.
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  Don't question, don't question. Don't question my authority A or
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  B that before. Okay, calls for petrol being to
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  speed up electric swap. one in four new cars brought by
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  Australians could be electric as early as 20 25 but government
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  should set a date for the end of petrol, Car Sales to speed up
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  the transition energy experts recommend, you know, you love
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  these experts The Faceless The Faceless names who claim to be
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  experts in when they say petrol, cars obviously, they mean diesel
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  as well. Okay.
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  Don't don't be confused. They coming up there.
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  Everything Australia also needs it needs new policies to roll at
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  vehicle charges and put pressure on.
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  Electric car prices. They say, and should recruit
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  celebrities and sports stars to create the biggest public,
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  Mobilization, the nation has ever seen.
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  Can't you hear that? The rhetoric now stand up for
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  your country? Yes we can see all those sports
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  stars getting paid Mega Bucks just to stand up and say yep yep
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  we don't want petrol. We don't want diesel anymore.
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  Go the electric, the recommendations come from.
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  A group of experts set to appear at energy.
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  Next, that's them. That's the total energy.
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  Next. A two-day renewable.
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  Energy Event held in Sydney from July 18.
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  They also come three weeks after the federal government launched,
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  the national electric vehicle strategy, and announced new
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  funding for highway vehicle charges and green car loan
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  subsidies. Now, in only any of you remember
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  hearing this National Electric Vehicle strategy.
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  We wasn't a lot of publicity about it.
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  Was it maybe I just missed it. So energy, lab, chief,
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  executive. Megan me.
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  Fisher. Who is this?
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  Climate Tech startups said, Australians will increasingly,
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  we're increasingly choosing electric vehicles even though
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  they faced hurdles, she predicted, she's a real
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  Nostradamus. She predicted one in four new
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  car sales would be Electric in less than two years, of course,
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  it's easy to predict that if you also plan on being fossil fuels,
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  fossil fuel car, sales best estimates, she says are doubling
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  each year which would have us a 20 Five percent by 2025.
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  She said, we know I love it. When people say that, we know
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  it, we know we need to go faster but price point availability and
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  range anxiety, a creating too much of a drag on EV adoption.
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  But predictions among the group of 21 energy, experts surveyed
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  buried with what watches spokesman Murray, hog worth
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  naming 2026 as the year Australian Woods.
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  E, 25 percent electric vehicle adoption but others including
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  Eco and borrow director dr. Richard beenleigh, Jones and ACA
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  research senior account manager, Amelia mikve.
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  Not expecting the Milestone until closer to 2030.
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  Electric vehicle sales reached eight percent in Australia.
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  During April up from 3.8%. 2022, mrs.
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  McVeigh said changing sentiment towards Electric vehicles made
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  forecasts difficult and with the new National policy State
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  incentives incentives and greater demand altered expect
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  expectations. Looking at those in the market
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  for a new vehicle in the next 12 months over one-fifth a consider
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  considering an EV. She said EV costs are coming
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  down with analysts predicting price, parity on at least some
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  models by 2025 but Brett's Mill from you Durable.
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  Renewable energy. Firm herot KAIT said the
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  adoption of electric vehicles were still too slow and more
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  States. Should introduce a deadline to
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  ban the sale of petrol and diesel vehicles.
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  Wow, do you think he's got well? So the dude.
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  He is from a firm carrot which is a renewable energy firm.
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  They Precious Moments. It does no one else.
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  See that maybe there is a conflict of interest when the
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  person who gains the most, the most is standing up there
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  saying, yes, this is the direction we should go.
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  It will just happen to make me a lot richer, but of course I've
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  only got your best interests at heart.
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  I mean the fact that I will make a lot more money out of, it does
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  not mean that I don't really care and love you all and we
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  should ban, we should dictate what you can do.
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  So he says to speed up. This transition, Australia needs
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  to be in the import of his internal, combustion engine
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  Vehicles as early as possible through emissions standards or
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  other means. And put in place incentives that
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  equalize the cost of an EV with a similar standard IC e car.
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  He said, Consumers should be able to shift from the current
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  standard of, I see vehicles to a stained similar standard of EV
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  with no price or quality penalty.
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  The ACT is the only Australian jurisdiction to name a date for
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  the end of petrol and of petrol and Diesel.
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  New car sales, I'd actually did an episode on that through a
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  growing list of countries, having set a deadline, including
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  Norway China, the UK, I did that episode as well Us and other
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  countries in the European Union. Other recommendations from the
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  European experts, sorry from the energy.
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  Experts included. Incentives for petrol stations,
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  to install electric charges a higher luxury car, tax
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  thresholds, reduced prices and a star-studded public information
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  campaign. Mr. Hogg worth said should make
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  the nation's electrification journey and the biggest public
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  mobilization, the nation has ever seen.
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  So well. Okay, let's look at Some of the
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  episodes that I did, this came out last year.
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  Okay, so this one here, the episode was called to impose
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  severe penalties on Australians who buy petrol, diesel cars,
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  isn't that great? So this came out so said, the
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  Australians could be slapped with a four thousand dollar
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  penalty for buying a four-wheel drive as a billionaire calls for
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  a dramatic surgeon. Electric vehicles, to tackle
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  courses, to tackle climate change.
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  This was my Canon Brooks coming out saying, hey, slap everyone
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  with a four thousand dollar bill because that, you know,
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  obviously that's, that's the thing to do.
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  So you've got that, then there's this episode that I've done
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  earlier on a ban on new petrol and diesel vehicles.
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  Now, in this episode here, I was talking about this new
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  legislation coming in in the UK in.
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  This is just one. One of the big problems with
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  this, okay? So the United Kingdom plans to
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  pass legislation and it actually did pass legislation actually,
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  that will see ev homes and workplace charges being switched
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  off, at peak times to avoid blackouts.
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  So you buy a new car, you have to install electric vehicle
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  charger in your home. It has to be connected to the
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  grid, to the government power grid.
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  Has to be in the government. Can dictate the government.
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  Can actually turn it off the legislation that they have
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  passed shows that the government can turn off your charger,
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  during the night. If there is too much stress on
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  the electric system on the electric grid, the government
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  can go through and turn off electric vehicle.
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  Charges, you can wake up in the morning thinking, oh yeah, my
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  car has been charging all night on fine for the day and lo and
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  behold you I can't drive any more than 50 kilometers because
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  that's all your car has ended charge.
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  Its battery charge if that's not control.
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  What is why should the government?
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  This, this is what people are not thinking about, okay?
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  You, you can go anytime even in a small town, like I lived in in
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  the whitsundays, petrol stations are still open, some petrol,
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  stations are still open 24 hours a day.
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  No one can dictate how much petrol, how much diesel you're
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  allowed to put. In your vehicle, no one can
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  dictate where you drive to no one can dictate that.
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  Okay. If but you can dictate, if you
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  can charge, if you can, if you can stop people and you can
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  dictate how much people can charge the electric vehicles,
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  then you dictate how far they can drive.
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  You can, you can dictate the activity.
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  Not to mention that. It's a lot easier to track these
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  vehicles. Anyway.
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  Hmm. So the United Kingdom are plans
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  to past where, where is that too.
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  So now if by transport secretary Grant shapps do, the proposed
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  law, stipulates the electric car chargers installed at home or at
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  the workplace may not function for up to nine hours a day to
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  avoid overloading the national electric grid electricity, Grid
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  this. Like I said, this is the
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  legislation that was passed in the UK.
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  This is what they will bring in in Australia in Canada in the
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  u.s. they will dictate. How long and when you can charge
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  your vehicle it will no longer matter doesn't matter to them.
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  Whether it's convenient for you. They don't care as long as they
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  can control your Every Day Life. Goes on to say, in addition to
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  the nine hours a day of downtime authorities will be in, will be
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  able to impose a randomized delay of 30 minutes on
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  individual charges in certain areas to prevent grid spikes at
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  other times. Well, isn't that fantastic in
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  this time when there is a lot of strain on electrical systems
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  because, you know, governments have decided that we should
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  close Cole Culpeper, food, co-op Leon, coal powered electricity
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  plants, you know, because they're bad for the environment.
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  I mean, even though we've made Leaps and Bounds in the
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  technology for cold coal-fired electric plants and we can we
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  can make them very clean. Now with the media, the Greenies
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  is still getting around with this rhetoric, that it's really
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  dirty. There's nothing we can do about
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  it, we just need to shut them down.
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  And put more pressure on the power grid.
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  And by the way, we close down these power plants and then we
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  should also put more pressure by bringing in a lot more electric
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  vehicles. That makes a lot of sense,
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  doesn't it? So yeah, then then this episode
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  of the did which discusses more the UK 2030 petrol car, ban and
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  diesel car. Damn, So in this on this
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  episode, just talking about the new petrol and diesel cars will
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  be banned from sale in 2030 along with many hybrids under a
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  government plan to cut air pollution and boost Britain's
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  electric car industry. So they're just they're just
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  forcing these things to happen. I'm going to put all these links
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  up just in case you haven't listened to them before.
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  I'll put all these links up so you can so you can check out
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  these other episodes. These earlier episodes are did.
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  But getting back to this article, this Mirotic which came
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  out today. Like I said, we've seen this for
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  the last three years. Now, when it came to when it
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  came to covid you know, all these little so-called experts
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  come out and decide, hey, we know best for you.
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  We will dictate and how we will get you to do.
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  What we want. Is we will impose bands on you
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  so, You might not like it, but we'll make things so tough for
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  you that you will just go long. We don't want you to Buck.
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  We don't want you to push back, just do, as you're told like,
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  good little puppets, go along with the band's, don't raise
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  your voice. Do what we tell you, thus says
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  the Great and Mighty despots the experts.
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  Don't go along with it. These people are not experts,
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  they are all they're lying to you, they are lying to you.
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  In the end it is just about control.
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  All they want is to be able to control where you go and how you
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  get there. They want to be able to monitor
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  you tell you, where you can go. And when you can go, We need to
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  hold our politicians accountable for as long as we possibly can
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  and tell them that we do not want these things.
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  It's all about control people. It's all about control, but hey,
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  I think there might have been a book called The Bible.
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  I think it's called The Bible and it's may have predicted this
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  kind of scenario, what do you reckon?
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  This is all just my opinion. Thank you for listening to the
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  slippery slope. Thank you for listening to the
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  slippery slope.