@newstart_2024 why bother with a 'clinical trial'. they won't be using an inert saline placebo in the control population and as soon as the trial starts producing results they'll call a halt and declare it 'safe and effective'. no safety trial at all. just like all the other vaccines.
@JustinTrudeau inflation is defined as an increase in the money supply. a symptom of inflation is rising prices. so what have you done to fight inflation? print another billion for your na-zi buddies in ukraine?
@ronmortgageguy now let's look at the canadian dollar vs gold. 1500/oz in 2015, and 3500cdn/oz now. looks like to me that our dollar has lost half its value over last 10 years. not surprising really, given who's minding the mint.
Did you know the hydrogen fuel cell is nothing new. Fuel cells were invented before combustion engines in 1839 by William Grove. So how do we make hydrogen from "Fossil Fuels". Currently, 99.9 % of hydrogen is made from fossil fuels, mainly for oil refining, ammonia (fertilizer), and partially hydrogenated oil. In the United States, 90% is made from natural gas, with an efficiency of 72%, which means you lose 28% of the energy contained in the natural gas to make it (and that doesnโt count the energy it took to extract and deliver the natural gas to the hydrogen plant). Hydrogen from water using electrolysis is 12 times more costly than natural gas, so no wonder โrenewableโ hydrogen from water is only made when an especially pure hydrogen is required, mainly by NASA for rocket fuel. No matter how itโs being made, hydrogen has no energy in it. It is the lowest energy dense fuel on earth. At room temperature and pressure, hydrogen takes up 3000 times more space than gasoline containing an equivalent amount of energy. To put energy into hydrogen, it must be compressed or liquefied. To compress hydrogen to the necessary 10,000 psi is a multi-stage process that costs an additional 15 percent of the energy contained in the hydrogen. If we were to generate enough hydrogen to meet just 25% of our energy requirements it would require more electricity than the world generates today from all sources combined, and an investment of $11 trillion in production, storage and transportation infrastructure. So why are we doing this? What's the sense? Lets build nuclear instead of Hydrogen because hydrogen is just another #GreenEnergy grift.