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How to end our addiction to Mideast oil, save the Big Three in Detroit and the economy too

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Currently the Danes get almost 20% of their electricity from wind turbines. Their only problem with the wind turbine electricity is:  what to do with all of it that is generated at night?  How to store it?  Recently the Danes came up with a brilliant solution which the US should copy.  The Danes are going to start producing plug-in electric/hybrid cars whose owners will nightly purchase electricity from the wind turbines at something like 2 cents a kilowatt-hour.  The next morning they will drive their car to work where they will plug it into the local electrical grid, selling a programmed amount of the captured electricity back to the grid for something like 6 cents a kilowatt-hour, leaving just enough "-juice' in the car's battery to get back home again and do any additional driving they might need to do that evening.  Then, that night, they will recharge their car batteries with the same previously-wasted night-time electricity, repeating the sale of the car-captured excess back to the grid the next day, at a profit, while at work.  By this means the Danes will soon boost the percentage of wind-generated electricity they use to more than 30%. 

So why can't an Obama-Biden administration help us do the same thing? 

Perhaps the Big Three in Detroit need an extra kick in the pants to get this project going?  Fine: Let this very capable new administration promise a $5000 tax rebate to every patriotic American who puts $5000 down, now, to reserve one of the next generation of hybrid cars that come out of Detroit--i.e. cars that will be fully capable of transferring a programmed amount of electricity back to the grid once they are parked at work, thereby taking full advantage of previously wasted, night-time, wind-generated electricity. 

There are millions of patriotic Americans in the windy urban and suburban areas of Wyoming , Texas and the Midwest who would jump at the chance to make this kind of contribution to getting the US out of its financial hole.  So, let's begin to end our national addiction to Mideast oil and save the Big Three in Detroit at the same time as we help save the US economy.

 

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Several years after receiving my M.A. in social science (interdisciplinary studies) I was an instructor at S.F. State University for a year, but then went back to designing automated machinery, and then tech writing, in Silicon Valley. I've always (more...)
 

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This is great!

Richard, thank you so much for posting this note of great hope. I am going to forward it everywhere, including to local underground newspapers with a request that they do a report.

THANK YOU!!!!

by Kathryn Smith (110 articles, 2 quicklinks, 43 diaries, 542 comments [23 recommended, 0 rejected]) on Monday, Dec 1, 2008 at 3:23:07 PM

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Please Digg This!

Let's send this to the top of the page!

Let's also please spread this to blogs everywhere, to other websites, dial in to radio talk shows, etc....

 Maybe Credo and True Majority would get behind this and tout it? Please join me in writing to them!

Thank you.

by Kathryn Smith (110 articles, 2 quicklinks, 43 diaries, 542 comments [23 recommended, 0 rejected]) on Monday, Dec 1, 2008 at 3:31:53 PM

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Reply: My article has been forwarded to Bill Richardson . .

Richardson, of course, is Obama's choice for our next secretary of commerce.   Richardson is looking for fresh new ideas and a good friend of his, who edits a newspaper in New Mexico, is sure he will like it. 

 And yes indeed, let's circulate this idea as widely as possible, to make sure the plan is realized.

 By the way, I got the idea from Thom Hartmann, who presented it a few days ago on his  Air America radio program.

by Richard Clark (30 articles, 0 quicklinks, 0 diaries, 101 comments [2 recommended, 0 rejected]) on Monday, Dec 1, 2008 at 6:22:31 PM

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That's such great news, Richard!

Richard, I am so happy to hear that this is in the hands of Bill Richardson! Wow. Fantastic! Congratulations to you and good work!

You have given me the idea to forward this to my US Rep and Senator, both of whom give a damn about the peoples' voice (can you believe it?? Yes! Both of them) and who are pro-environment. I will forward this to them right away. Thanks for the idea! It never occurred, but of course it should have.

 I think for this to be successful there will have to be an awful lot of public pressure, to overcome the corporate greed which will "kill" it.

Here's a novel idea, and one which I think is a good one: http://www.opednews.com/maxwrite/link.php?id=76879

Lawyers call for international court for environmental issues, much like the Hague, to punish countries and corporations who harm the environment.

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Why has this article only been Dugg twice ? That's really disheartening to me. Friends, I urge you to please step it up. Whenever there is a good idea which can actually help us, we have power to make a difference by spreading word. So many of us bemoan our lack of power and groan our victim status. The truth is that there's a lot we can do, and it starts iwth the simple push of a button. "Yes we can" ? Please? Thank you.

by Kathryn Smith (110 articles, 2 quicklinks, 43 diaries, 542 comments [23 recommended, 0 rejected]) on Monday, Dec 1, 2008 at 11:31:40 PM

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Static Field Technology

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While windmills are nice, for really large quantities of energy the planets inertial fields (Zero point fields or Static fields) are the place to look.

The first products to be marketed in any volume are HHO generators. These are proven to be over unity devices. The industry is in its birthing process and has come up against low gasoline prices at the moment, which may tend to slow its growth, but the technology is here to stay.

The planet is in motion at 18.5 miles per second, the technical question is "Where's the torque" developed at. With a windmill the main torque point is where it is fastened to the ground. With Static field devices the torque is produced at the 'plane of the dimension.' Between the 4th and 5th dimension.

Think of riding on the back of a pick up truck. You can do 3 dimensional motion, up-down, left-right, forward, back. Your truck is now your 4th dimension and the roadway becomes the 5th dimension.

 

A generator connected between the bumper of the truck and the roadway is now producing power at the 'plane of the dimension,' or between the 4th and 5th dimension.

The major difference between a windmill and a Static field device is that there is no 'Frictional point' that can be used to develop torque with a Static field device.

An accelerated field produces a 'Relativistic' time shift within some of the particles within that field. The earth while in constant motion, allows the relativistically time-shifted particles to become 'displaced' within the time space continuum, that is they have temporarily departed the 4th dimension.

To restore the time-shifted particles to there original 'shell positions' the Static fields must restore them first to the primary dimension that they were accelerated out of.

The 'Static' fields dump energy in to maintain the stability of the large particles that have undergone a lesser time shift than smaller and lighter particles, and this is the energy that is used to return the lighter particles from the 5th dimension back into the 4th dimension, and is energy that can be collected and used.

What have been termed "Free energy" machines have demonstrated this over-unity principle many times and by many different researchers over many decades. 

The Kaluza-Klein theorem (1938.) identified the 5th dimension as the torque point in accessing the 'Cosmological process,' or what was termed then as the 'Power of the universe.'

Since the time of Faraday it has been considered hopeless to attempt to extract energy from a Static field, yet the Static field of the planet is the most powerful field in the universe, as it is created from the mass of the universe itself. The theory of relativity was not proposed or created until many decades after the work of Michael Faraday. It was not proven to be true until the early 1940s, over a Century after Faraday, who some consider to be the greatest experimental scientist in history. He was far ahead of his time.

As the technology to aid humanity in its quest for a better world was being developed, as  early as 1906 the central bankers made a decision to not allow this type of technology of abundance  to be developed  and they blocked it, because they had determined at that time that it would produce "Excess capitol."

Humanity has been put into a constant energy crisis and suffering not do to a lack of technology, it is rather a lack of honesty on the part of a predator elite that has kept humanity in a constant resource base struggle; an elite who by their evil intent and actions, has brought us to nuclear war and the destruction of the mass of humanity.  a predator elite whose time has ended.

The main reason that their time has ended is not merely because they have blocked the technology of life that will end all resource base struggle on the planet permanently, but because in its place they have substituted nuclear weapons.

They have planned and plotted all along to use nuclear weapons to solve resource base struggle by implementing nuclear "Population reduction technology," as a method to reduce feeding pressure in a starved resource base, and at the same time using nuclear weapons  to shut us all up once and for all.

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by Patrick (0 articles, 0 quicklinks, 0 diaries, 519 comments [22 recommended, 0 rejected]) on Tuesday, Dec 2, 2008 at 3:45:47 PM

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