Zone1 electric vehicles vs hydrogen vehicles

[Parker99]

electric vehicles vs hydrogen vehicles

With so many liberals and Green Party pushing electric vehicles this got me thinking the problems with electric vehicles is it takes a very long time to charge the battery is one reason people don’t like electric vehicles. Why don’t they make hydrogen vehicles? That will solve the problem of taking very long time to charge the vehicle battery and the liberals and Green Party will be happy.

I thought at one time Bush was talking about making hydrogen vehicles? The future seems to be hydrogen vehicles not electric vehicles.

 

[MarathonMike]

This subject has been brought up a few times over the years here. The fuel itself is just about ideal, the only "emission" from a hydrogen vehicle is water vapor. It is the cost and energy required to produce hydrogen especially on a large scale that is the issue.

 

[MisterBeale]

Why don’t they make hydrogen vehicles?

The truth is, EVs are NOT about reducing CO2 or any other greenhouse gas.

The same folks that are pushing that hoax narrative continue to build data centuries, both government and corporate, so they can find out about every last thing you think and do.

EVs can be centrally controlled. They can be linked and controlled by the 5G dragnet. Anything that is electric and plugs into the smart grid can be.

It is theoretically possible to modify a hydrogen vehicle so it has absolutely NO connection to the smart grid. If that is possible, then, like ICE vehicles, folks could hypothetically go where they want, and the central technocratic control authority might not know, and certainly would not be able to shut off that vehicle.

Central planners have ALWAYS hated the freedom and mobility that cars give to John Q public, and have always wanted more control over that. Unfortunately for them, cars have been one of the biggest sectors of the economy. . .

Oligarchs have always wrestled between their desire for control, and their greed. Automobiles are at that crossroads.

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The war on cars is a war on freedom and growth

The attempted ban on combustion vehicles is an elitist project that ignores the needs and wants of the people.

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EVs are, like the rest of the AGW hoax, all about control.

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Episode 358 – The 5G Dragnet​

by Corbett | Jun 21, 2019 | Podcasts | 50 comments

Episode 358 - The 5G Dragnet | The Corbett Report

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[TheInfiniteSadness]

The first video is Cando's battery powered locomotive. The second is CPKC's hydrogen locomotive. The green one

 

[MisterBeale]

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https://www.weforum.org/publications/reimagining-digital-identity-a-strategic-imperative/

 

[Parker99]

This subject has been brought up a few times over the years here. The fuel itself is just about ideal, the only "emission" from a hydrogen vehicle is water vapor. It is the cost and energy required to produce hydrogen especially on a large scale that is the issue.

Can you elaborate one what you mean by cost and energy required to produce hydrogen?

 

[MarathonMike]

Like I said, the main barrier to feasibility is the high cost and energy demands in producing fuel grade hydrogen on a large scale.

 

[RoshawnMarkwees]

Filled with hydrogen…