And to think all its came about from when a group of us attended a council sustainability meeting and did a yellow board protest (as featured on BBC Panorama) All the hard work since has paid off and has changed many concillors change their viewpoints. Well done Carrina and Rachel and others for taking forward in the way you have.keep it up! Hope to see you at the Christmas party 👍💪❤
In Lincolnshire we are about to start public meetings about the pylon situation as they are starting in Grimsby to Walpole and we will not get any benefit from them, just blots on the landscape. Trouble is we have too many blinkered residents who only see what they have been brainwashed to see that EV's are our saviour and we should embrace any Gov backed scheme without question. They want to use Theddlethorpe by Mablethorpe for a deep radio active waste storage that will take 100,000 years before it will be safe enough to be touched, that is how long it takes to cool down!! They are saying they will be bringing the waste from around the country by road as they have no intentions of putting any rail links in, even there some of the residents are saying "Oh good, more work for locals", but we all know they will have experienced staff not local labour, and we also know the ground is chalky not solid rock that they would prefer to tunnel into. Thank you for posting all your videos, they are very informative. PS, I first saw you today on Geoff Buys Cars.
They need the pylons to collect the free energy from the ether. Nikola Teslas Coil is the research you need to be doing. Ether was on the periodic table until 1903. The only table left with on it is held at St Andrew’s University. If you look at all the old buildings you will see the spires and domes that harness the energy. Tartarian history will discuss this
I know it isn't the point, but I rather admire pylons. Their engineering is fascinating. Well done indeed for making your council start to think about the "climate emergency" scam though.
Wind turbines consume more energy in building then they produce in their lifetime, even more so when they're in the sea. They are a blight on the planet. It's not just the powerlines we want rid of it's the whole idea.
I have listened to your video Rachel. I live in Lincolnshire where public National Grid meetings have started about their Grimsby to Walpole infrastructure project. I do not have your full name or contact info but how can we get Rosie Pearson to come and talk locally to us. We need a similar force to stop National Grid in their tracks.
I was hoping that Bradwell could be restored with the new small modular nuclear fision reactors. After all there is/was a power generation and distribution infrastructure in place. Other reactor tech is also coming through... Such SMR systems could be located to power a district, even. The cabling would then be much simpler.
Thank you for providing a balanced and giving credit where credit is due. Apathy is a real problem. Just to clarify... is this required just to link wind farms together?
The offshore option would link all the wind farms together so they can come through a single connection. There's more info on the Pylons East Anglia website. And thank you, one of the motivations, apart from council accountability was to show all aspects of what the councillors do and we are lucky here, many of them are good across the parties - if only they could all work together a bit more!
Excellent as always.. What worries me, in general, is the average age of the audience at your meetings.. I would guess the youngest person was maybe 45 yrs old?. What is needed is a way of getting 18 to 45's engaged in what is going on around them.., and I'm not sure how that happens. Once this lot is gone, it will be impossible to get it back.. 😥
Yes - I always look round the room at things like this, with no disrespect intended but think oh dear, it's down to us oldies is it!! I'm hoping the Twitter version I'm about to make will be shared and get the younger ones involved!
We've little notion of the environmental and health impacts of running high power cables on land or indeed in the sea. Whatever solution they decide on it aint gonna be good. Obviously being off shore moves the immediate health and aesthetic issues further away, but in the long run the effects of these increasing emfs will bite home.
Went on the nat grid website to see what their argument was... They had an advert that said they have 3 priorities for the future: "1. Environment 2. Customers and Communities 3. Our people" so humans are number 2 and 3 priorities then? I find so much environmentalism is misanthropic at the core.
Electricity may be transported via wifi with no health risks whatsoever. Nicolas Tesla demonstrated this. However underground technology exists since the '90's and is very accurate without digging everything up.
Not as far as I know - but do start one - there's a playlist which we are adding info to on how to DIY as well as a resource folder th-cam.com/play/PL3w1WiBfwV8dwZogoMGCMj_cqO403wa-r.html
There are some interesting things being developed but I've not researched them enough yet - hoping to interview someone who does know more but to answer your question there's nothing that's ready to go right now, sadly.
I've said this so many times, nothing can be corrected untell we have private central banks with so few Running & controlling with unlimited PRINTING?£
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We're lucky to have so many competent, passionate locals fighting this madness! Much gratitude 🥰🙏
Small Module Reactors are the answer - that way you don't need any pylons or any windmills.
Small modular reactors are cheap to build - think ecconomy of numbers, reliable, and safe. They have been in use on nuclear submarines for decades!
"Pyl-on" the pressure.
And to think all its came about from when a group of us attended a council sustainability meeting and did a yellow board protest (as featured on BBC Panorama) All the hard work since has paid off and has changed many concillors change their viewpoints. Well done Carrina and Rachel and others for taking forward in the way you have.keep it up! Hope to see you at the Christmas party 👍💪❤
We can't take credit for this one - they've been all working hard on this long before we came on the scene!
In Lincolnshire we are about to start public meetings about the pylon situation as they are starting in Grimsby to Walpole and we will not get any benefit from them, just blots on the landscape. Trouble is we have too many blinkered residents who only see what they have been brainwashed to see that EV's are our saviour and we should embrace any Gov backed scheme without question. They want to use Theddlethorpe by Mablethorpe for a deep radio active waste storage that will take 100,000 years before it will be safe enough to be touched, that is how long it takes to cool down!! They are saying they will be bringing the waste from around the country by road as they have no intentions of putting any rail links in, even there some of the residents are saying "Oh good, more work for locals", but we all know they will have experienced staff not local labour, and we also know the ground is chalky not solid rock that they would prefer to tunnel into. Thank you for posting all your videos, they are very informative. PS, I first saw you today on Geoff Buys Cars.
Oh dear - that sounds challenging if local people have been persuaded it's a good thing! Good luck & welcome to the channel :o)
Fantastic and fascinating, following from Australia, so encouraging cheers
They need the pylons to collect the free energy from the ether.
Nikola Teslas Coil is the research you need to be doing.
Ether was on the periodic table until 1903.
The only table left with on it is held at St Andrew’s University.
If you look at all the old buildings you will see the spires and domes that harness the energy.
Tartarian history will discuss this
I know it isn't the point, but I rather admire pylons. Their engineering is fascinating. Well done indeed for making your council start to think about the "climate emergency" scam though.
Wind turbines consume more energy in building then they produce in their lifetime, even more so when they're in the sea. They are a blight on the planet. It's not just the powerlines we want rid of it's the whole idea.
Yep - we've spoken at the council about this on several occasions!
@@CCCwatch Has anyone spoken to the council about
Stratospheric Aerosol Injections and weather manipulation?
No, it's on the list but I don't think geoengineering is a conversation they are ready for yet! ;o)@@nickieglazer33
I have listened to your video Rachel. I live in Lincolnshire where public National Grid meetings have started about their Grimsby to Walpole infrastructure project. I do not have your full name or contact info but how can we get Rosie Pearson to come and talk locally to us. We need a similar force to stop National Grid in their tracks.
Join her Facebook group is the best bet facebook.com/groups/718238339216424
She's also on Twitter twitter.com/PylonsEAnglia
I was hoping that Bradwell could be restored with the new small modular nuclear fision reactors. After all there is/was a power generation and distribution infrastructure in place. Other reactor tech is also coming through...
Such SMR systems could be located to power a district, even. The cabling would then be much simpler.
Thank you for providing a balanced and giving credit where credit is due. Apathy is a real problem.
Just to clarify... is this required just to link wind farms together?
The offshore option would link all the wind farms together so they can come through a single connection. There's more info on the Pylons East Anglia website.
And thank you, one of the motivations, apart from council accountability was to show all aspects of what the councillors do and we are lucky here, many of them are good across the parties - if only they could all work together a bit more!
Excellent as always.. What worries me, in general, is the average age of the audience at your meetings.. I would guess the youngest person was maybe 45 yrs old?. What is needed is a way of getting 18 to 45's engaged in what is going on around them.., and I'm not sure how that happens. Once this lot is gone, it will be impossible to get it back.. 😥
Yes - I always look round the room at things like this, with no disrespect intended but think oh dear, it's down to us oldies is it!! I'm hoping the Twitter version I'm about to make will be shared and get the younger ones involved!
It's the same with everything. Look at the age groups of motorcyclists, bowls clubs, railway societies, gardening groups, etc, etc. We're all oldies.
@@MrCSutton Then we need to tap into this age group, who have more free time and life experience. Care is the common value,just add some common sense.
@@CCCwatch I think most young people use Instagram
We've little notion of the environmental and health impacts of running high power cables on land or indeed in the sea. Whatever solution they decide on it aint gonna be good. Obviously being off shore moves the immediate health and aesthetic issues further away, but in the long run the effects of these increasing emfs will bite home.
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Went on the nat grid website to see what their argument was... They had an advert that said they have 3 priorities for the future: "1. Environment 2. Customers and Communities 3. Our people" so humans are number 2 and 3 priorities then? I find so much environmentalism is misanthropic at the core.
I think they might by lying about the first two! ;o)
Electricity may be transported via wifi with no health risks whatsoever. Nicolas Tesla demonstrated this. However underground technology exists since the '90's and is very accurate without digging everything up.
How will the national grid get free electricity from the aether without pylons? 😆
Do you have an equivalent group here in Harlow ?
Not as far as I know - but do start one - there's a playlist which we are adding info to on how to DIY as well as a resource folder th-cam.com/play/PL3w1WiBfwV8dwZogoMGCMj_cqO403wa-r.html
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so what are the alternatives to this form of energy
It's not the form of energy, it's doing it offshore instead of giant pylons across the landscape that seems preferable...
There are some interesting things being developed but I've not researched them enough yet - hoping to interview someone who does know more but to answer your question there's nothing that's ready to go right now, sadly.
I've said this so many times, nothing can be corrected untell we have private central banks with so few Running & controlling with unlimited PRINTING?£
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