I've been thinking and trying to connect some dots regarding, China, cars, solar power and other things.

Remember when the whole dirty Harry Reid thing was going on? How he had deals working with a Chinese company for a solar farm?

Elon Musk keeps coming up and did some digging. His two cousins started SolarCity which he then acquired.

You have the whole Solyndra thing.

Musk wants to build solar cars among other things.

Enter GM, who builds cars and doesn't want to do it here for some reason.

SolarCity gets funding from google or has in the past and other banks.

SolarCity partners with banks, large corporations, and the asset-backed[95] market to create project finance funds to finance its lease and PPA (Power Purchase Agreement) options. SolarCity's financing partners have included Bank of America, Merrill Lynch, Citi, Morgan Stanley, National Bank of Arizona and U.S. Bancorp, among others.[96][full citation needed] Among SolarCity's better-known financing partnerships was a $280 million fund created with Google to finance residential solar installations in June 2011. The Google Fund was the largest fund of its kind in the U.S., and Google's largest investment in clean energy.[97]

What I seem to see is someone trying to move the country/world in the direction of solar powered cars and solar power in general, while at the same time trying to gain control of the infrastructure to manufacture, distribute and sell all things related. A monopoly on solar power. Think of new tech and people like Edison. Think of Nicola Tesla and how JP Morgan pulled his funding when he learned Tesla wanted to make the transmission of energy free.

I am not sure any of this is worth digging any more into, it's just my thoughts, but it does seem strange to me, that much of this stuff centers around solar power, cars and the Chinese and electronics in general.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solyndra

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SolarCity

>>4075181

Yeah, could be any of those. Money is usually the motive. Money, control and power. The thing that strikes me most is that over the last few years, a lot of these things have centered around solar and the Chinese at the very least, but with the new addition of GM it makes me think that cars are in the equation. Think how many cars there are today. What if all of those got removed and we were forced by leftist legislation to all go to electric cars? Think how much money would be made by selling those cars, charging for the electric charging stations etc. Now think about WHO would control all of that?

>>4075223

Upon further reflection though, it, "feels," wrong. It might just be as simple as China using their cash to, "invest," in American companies to steal tech. Although, that brings up the question of, are people creating companies with the INTENT of having foreign investors then coming in to buy them out and everyone is happy except for the American people?

>>4075298

>Electric cars today are less than 1% of all cars. That would be a lot of money for the "next big car company".. and power (think also about the self driven cars… oops he had an accident while the car was driving on it's own)

Its possible that China with all their population can't sustain using gas powered cars. Companies are rushing to take over the market before someone else does.

That's a good point too.