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Music Threads / Re: TIE each subsequent SONG together by whatever means you deem relevant, Title/Artist/Theme
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Crime And Punishment / Re: Battle Portland:
« Last post by GtHawk on Today at 03:51:39 am »Libs of TikTokYou know what doesn't burn? Bulldozers.
@libsoftiktok
A Pro-Palestinian activist group have claimed responsibility for burning over a dozen Portland Police cars. They called it a "preemptive attack" to prevent the police from dismantling the pro-Palestine encampment at Portland State University.
How many of them have been arrested?
6:32 PM · May 6, 2024
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Climate Change / Re: Ford “Drastically” Cutting EV Lightning Workforce Hours
« Last post by Hoodat on Today at 03:50:22 am »You are the twister I just gave an example just as airbus/boeing. Show me where I say I want solar and wind. Show me.
This is your post, no?
https://www.gopbriefingroom.com/index.php/topic,528404.msg3007855.html#msg3007855
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Climate Change / Re: Ford “Drastically” Cutting EV Lightning Workforce Hours
« Last post by Hoodat on Today at 03:46:08 am »Pepsi is using Tesla semis 500 mile range and can pull 82,000 lbs.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tesla_Semi
You should really consider reading the links you post. It would save you some embarrassment.
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PepsiCo Vice President Mike O'Connell stated that the Semis can haul Frito-Lay food products for around 425 miles (684 km), but for heavier loads of sodas, the trucks will make shorter trips of around 100 miles (160 km).
Not quite the 500 miles you suggest. Nor are they hauling 82,000 pounds (which would be illegal). The weight of the Tesla Semi is estimated to be 27,000 lbs, and the trailer adds another 10,000. So your max load weight comes in around 43k. Tesla did a test hauling eleven concrete barriers (44,000 lbs total weight) and claims to have driven 500 miles. But that could have been at 35 mph. Certainly not 70 mph which all long-haul truckers typically drive. Also, the average long haul trucker maxes out at around 4,000 miles per week, which exceeds even the best claim that Tesla makes.
Oh, and then there's the cost. Tesla claims that their vehicle costs 20¢ less than diesel to operate. But that claim was based on a guaranteed recharge cost of 7¢/kWh. Texas and Florida utilites charge double that. New York triple that. Massachusetts charges four times that. And California? Just under 30¢/kWh.
Oh, and don't even think about running the AC while you drive. Not unless you want to stop for a charge every four hours.
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Climate Change / Re: Ford “Drastically” Cutting EV Lightning Workforce Hours
« Last post by banddag on Today at 03:43:38 am »No, every US industry is not subsidized. That should be plainly obvious.
RANK
PARENT
SUBSIDY VALUEsort icon
NUMBER OF AWARDS
1 Boeing $15,502,641,455 957
2 Intel $8,360,460,516 128
3 Ford Motor $7,742,056,086 703
4 General Motors $7,550,136,090 786
5 Micron Technology $6,856,681,915 19
6 Amazon.com $5,802,700,434 455
7 Alcoa $5,727,691,764 134
8 Cheniere Energy $5,617,152,523 43
9 Foxconn Technology Group (Hon Hai Precision Industry Company) $4,820,110,112 74
10 Texas Instruments $4,286,328,869 69
11 Volkswagen $3,977,630,513 216
12 Sempra Energy $3,878,692,264 51
13 NRG Energy $3,405,383,876 264
14 Venture Global LNG $3,285,883,566 6
15 NextEra Energy $3,008,691,129 116
16 Sasol $2,836,049,845 72
17 Tesla Inc. $2,829,855,494 114
18 Stellantis $2,795,436,436 213
19 Nucor $2,538,761,123 176
20 Walt Disney $2,483,328,762 255
21 Iberdrola $2,380,558,984 110
22 Hyundai Motor $2,349,743,470 18
23 Oracle $2,272,418,288 96
24 Shell PLC $2,211,676,001 132
25 Samsung $2,178,196,443 83
26 Mubadala Investment Company $2,124,035,097 62
27 Toyota $2,111,010,689 239
28 Nike $2,104,917,829 153
29 Meta Platforms Inc. $2,098,261,272 82
30 Alphabet Inc. $2,054,325,527 125
31 Comcast $2,032,609,740 398
32 Paramount Global $1,973,256,854 336
33 Brookfield Corporation $1,969,735,585 287
34 Exxon Mobil $1,906,554,975 227
35 Apple Inc. $1,900,308,359 63
36 Nissan $1,892,314,165 98
37 Berkshire Hathaway $1,838,569,373 1,194
38 Summit Power $1,783,593,414 6
39 General Electric $1,779,446,759 998
40 JPMorgan Chase $1,762,150,650 1,151
41 Cleveland-Cliffs $1,705,497,604 129
42 Southern Company $1,694,958,172 45
43 Energy Transfer $1,680,794,666 156
44 Vornado Realty Trust $1,623,857,336 33
45 Duke Energy $1,580,421,869 86
46 Wolfspeed Inc. $1,564,430,563 64
47 Rivian Automotive Inc. $1,536,054,012 5
48 IBM Corp. $1,519,901,697 368
49 General Atomics $1,505,785,957 111
50 OGE Energy $1,427,570,182 15
51 SCS Energy $1,419,011,796 5
52 Panasonic $1,384,147,584 61
53 Microsoft $1,366,243,159 113
54 Lockheed Martin $1,337,674,082 323
55 Sagamore Development $1,320,000,000 2
56 Northrop Grumman $1,275,514,883 284
57 Corning Inc. $1,269,303,359 400
58 Vingroup $1,254,000,000 1
59 Continental AG $1,244,875,478 111
60 RTX Corporation $1,166,657,132 781
61 SK Holdings $1,081,550,283 9
62 Valero Energy $1,053,812,692 207
63 Dow Inc. $1,049,354,213 640
64 AES Corp. $1,039,510,135 136
65 Air Products & Chemicals $1,025,557,482 88
66 Exelon $986,892,877 98
67 CF Industries $982,271,715 129
68 Pyramid Companies $973,565,278 93
69 SkyWest $922,686,541 339
70 Centene $916,607,054 59
71 Mazda Toyota Manufacturing, U.S.A., Inc. $900,000,000 1
72 Apollo Global Management $891,705,089 592
73 LG $883,168,466 88
74 Delta Air Lines $871,485,833 13
75 Jefferies Financial Group $871,137,335 16
76 Bayer $852,475,226 217
77 Honda $849,832,301 92
78 Shin-Etsu Chemical $828,683,936 106
79 Enterprise Products Partners $826,988,371 89
80 SunEdison $817,425,725 115
81 Goldman Sachs $800,873,386 253
82 Bank of America $796,947,128 953
83 E.ON $786,865,473 40
84 Warner Bros. Discovery Inc. $772,994,690 218
85 EDF-Electricite de France $766,205,550 36
86 Triple Five Worldwide $748,000,000 4
87 EDP-Energias de Portugal $733,674,868 14
88 Related Companies $714,675,504 8
89 Koch Industries $676,761,373 498
90 Caithness Energy $672,688,888 30
91 Dell Technologies $658,417,951 185
92 Wells Fargo $657,333,216 542
93 FedEx $647,035,546 632
94 Entergy $638,533,387 235
95 OCI N.V. $627,879,406 5
96 Chevron Phillips Chemical $619,839,444 20
97 Bedrock Detroit $618,000,000 1
98 Dominion Energy $615,436,089 79
99 Eli Lilly $601,741,368 77
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Climate Change / Re: Ford “Drastically” Cutting EV Lightning Workforce Hours
« Last post by banddag on Today at 03:40:22 am »You said flat screen TVs. Flatscreen TVs are and have been made overseas without any US subsidies for a long time.
The computer industry (non military) has only recently been subsidized to move high end chip fabrication out of Taiwan due to the threat of invasion by China as a national security issue.
Flat screen R&d is in the US and heavily subsidized
IBM and Dell etc have been getting federal subsidies for years. Dell is up to 700 million. The computer industry has been heavily subsidized since day 1
https://subsidytracker.goodjobsfirst.org/parent-totals
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Politics/Government / Re: James O'Keefe: "Exposing the CIA" (it kept information from Pres. Trump)
« Last post by christian on Today at 03:35:07 am »The CIAs handiwork of JFK, RFK, MLK, and of course Vietnam war, shows our secret service heavily compromised along with major security compromises since. They are not that stupid, just that compromised. The KREMLIN gives our security and often military their marching orders.
Doesn't that explain massive incompetence? Czars appointed into our government?
Doesn't that explain massive incompetence? Czars appointed into our government?
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Climate Change / Re: Ford “Drastically” Cutting EV Lightning Workforce Hours
« Last post by banddag on Today at 03:34:12 am »No, every US industry is not subsidized. That should be plainly obvious.Name one major industry that is not subsidized by the federal gov't .
Every major industry is: Transportation=air land and sea, , ag, healthcare, communications, oil and gas/coal, finance, banking, insurance, forestry and wood indusrty, tv and movie production, manufacturing of just about every type for examples.
Top 100 companies getting US subsidies. Go ahead read the list
https://subsidytracker.goodjobsfirst.org/parent-totals
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Politics/Government / Re: "We know Fauci lied, we know the CDC lied."
« Last post by christian on Today at 03:28:53 am »No one is held accountable as democrats move towards a dictatorship, seeking to destroy the Constitution. Last Presidential election by fools from hell, serving their master. May they suffer the worst!
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