Who qualifies to be excluded from rolling blackouts?

ToxicBunny

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What a miser, earning R7m and still having power go off, if I were the wife I would chase him out and get myself a better cadre.

Ahhh but you see, its called semantics.

The power went off, but he makes no statement about whether his lights and appliances and all that did. Maybe he gets a notification on his phone from his solar system that the Mains power went off :p
 

TheChamp

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Ahhh but you see, its called semantics.

The power went off, but he makes no statement about whether his lights and appliances and all that did. Maybe he gets a notification on his phone from his solar system that the Mains power went off :p
Good point.
 

Deadmanza

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Let the masses know. They should storm the houses and burn them to the ground.
Enough is enough.
 

W@P

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Imagine that tenders went out to install solar and battery backup systems at those official residences. Fsck me they would have a field day.

Makro be like.

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mcpizza99

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Who qualifies to be excluded from rolling blackouts?


Answer: Hospitals (excluding those that house ministers)

 

lexity

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sabotage was mentioned
It was, but if you ask me, I think that is a red herring.

I think tptb do not want us going back onto fossil fuels. They probably know that their energy rations and the knock-on effects is a means to an end, which is the opposite of sustaining billions of people.

If you read between the lines of ADR's interview answers, it seems to me he is hinting that the sabotage is only one - minor - cause of the electricity supply problem.

He seems to be saying the journalists have to ask the right questions of the right people, and after all this time, they still haven't done so.

Nobody talks about the sovereign debt, in SA, and who is backstopping the ANC. Likely the ANC is being handed energy policy by unelected, outsiders. Same as everywhere else. And politicians around the world are being encouraged to go into debt so the creditors can come in a scoop up the collateral.... most likely in the form of sovereign resources/infrastructure and the obligation of legal harmonization.

They said right from the start they want to level the industrial world. #MauriceStrong

Of course it would be a massive get-out-of-jail-free card for them, the GRC, because they have been digging us into a massive debt hole for around 120 years and the inflation chickens are coming home to roost.
 

lexity

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Last time a new secession thread was suggested you thought nope, it's already in the bag..
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I don't recall saying it's already in the bag. I think I said every time I show my face on a thread people already think of secession.

Perhaps not in every case, but here's one that seems to bear this out...
Secession.

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But I am of course taking the piss, but wouldn't be surprised if that is the general line of thought.
 

Bigjay84

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Anyone who pays for their electricity should be provided with it, but that's the price we are paying for having the thieving mob in charge
 
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