From lb

>a windmill could spin until it falls apart and never generate as much energy as was invested in building it.

EnergyAnon here.

One thing to think about is the concept of energy shifting.

The idea is that if I have a bunch of cheap energy RIGHT NOW (like lots of water behind a damn, excess nuclear energy at night, etc) then I can build a windmill which will produce energy at a more constant rate for the next 20 years.

tldr - its not always about how much energy, but the timing of that energy.

>>2200163

>RealEnergyAnon

Was trying to keep it simple, since the original example was itself oversimplified. Yes, you are correct.

Yes, they can use the energy from excess power at one point of time (and from one location) and create an asset which can be moved to another location to produce power at a lower semi-constant (yes, but more intermittent) rate… but over a much longer time horizon.

Solar panels are similar.

>>2200204

Semi-true

The grid always has spinning and non-spinning reserves to handle any contingency and variability in both supply AND demand.

It's a debate whether wind requires more than it produces.

>>2200303

Fucking retard.

HSBC <Hermitage Capital

>>2200343

>Shawn Henry > Steve Chabinsky > Crowdstrike > Mueller

Does that make him dirty, or the right person for the job?

Who knows where all the bodies are buried?

>>2200531

>He's going to squeeze that SOB Putin SO hard.

But did something change after 2011?

Did the Clintons/McCain double-cross Putin, perhaps with other Russian seeking to oust him?

Is that why Putin interfered in Syria?

I think there is more going on than the idea Putin is really working for Clinton.

>>2200615

These are really good.

Almost like they are from the same person who did all the #Itsherturn memes with #Draftourdaughters

>>2200630

>www.therussophile.org/bill-browder-the-cia-asset-and-neocon-zionist-who-restarted-the-cold-war-with-russia-2.html/

Money quote

Browder quite purposefully positioned himself at the very nexus of the U.S. and U.K. Intelligence Communities so that he would enjoy the full protection and cover of those intelligence agencies and secret services while conducting his numerous black ops.

What this really means is that Browder was also quite likely the elusive bagman who funded the whole Russiagate false flag operation.

Browder being a CIA/deep state asset from the start makes perfect sense.

They were trying to bankrupt the Russian economy, and use the funds for black ops.

Comey and Mueller may have even believed they were patriots covering up this scheme.

>>2200727

>>2200778

>No fucking mention of Obama impeachment.

You are missing the point.

They are not going to admit that is what they are doing.

They are shifting the Overton Window to make it an acceptable concept.

>>2200782

>It explains why Mueller hates Hillary so much.

This.

Mueller was trying to save an FBI agent.

Obama and HRC (and Brennan?) nixxed it… the guy probably knew too much of what was REALLY going on.