Thug4Life wrote:Basically, this means that, with the exception of oil and gas, no other types of power are permitted to be developed and proliferate as an alternative. Why you ask? Well that is the murderous nature of neoliberalism or monopoly capitalism. And this can be seen more clearly in the tale of a brilliant man named Nikolai Tesla who had the vision of free power for the whole world. But because of this, Tesla was ultimately ostracized and regarded as a mad scientist by many late in his life. Therefore, instead of a free or a more efficient type of energy, we now have one quarter of the world's population consuming three quarters of the yearly energy output. And that is essentially the reason why we have had and still have so many illegal and bloody wars.
And despite Tesla being ostracized, shortly before he died, Thomas Edison said that "his biggest mistake had been in trying to develop direct current, rather than the superior alternating current system that Tesla had put within his grasp."
So, hopefully in this lesson you now have begun to understand the current situation at Fukushima and how the world is being destroyed by monopoly capitalism and the nuclear power industry. However, if you have any further questions or confusion, just let me know and I will dumb it down for you.

Actually, if you had bothered to look deeper into the "free energy" of Tesla, you would have discovered that he meant that it could be tapped freely by everyone from the ether, after being put there by his Transmitter; he definitely did NOT mean that the energy could be put in the ether for free. There would need to be a generating utility that would use fuels (fossile, nuclear, etc) in the first place. The reason why he had problems to find investors for this idea is that you cannot charge customers for electricity if they can pull it out of the air for free...
So much for your expertise.
Now, let's talk about Fukushima, or rather not.........
