Rationing Electricity , TV , Phones and Internet in UK

Newbs · **Joined:** Tue Jul 03, 2007 12:00 am **Posts:** 2573

If we dont sort things very soon , we will not have enough electricity in the UK to satisfy all demands.
The country currently has many preferred customers , and many large industries are on the list along with hospitals etc...

We cannot keep up with this in our country , and TPTB will find it easier to control us by literally keeping us in the dark , and away from TV , internet and other such global communications etc

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Even after 2010, the experts say our power stations cannot be guaranteed to provide us with a continuous supply, meaning that we face the possibility of power cuts far worse than those which recently - largely unreported - blacked out half-a-million homes.

By 2015, when the power stations which meet two-fifths of our current electricity needs have gone out of business, we could be facing the most serious disruption to our power supplies since the 'three-day week' of the 1970s.

But the impact of such power cuts on the Britain of today would be far more damaging than they were in the time of Edward Heath 35 years ago.

Compared with then, our dependence on continuous electricity supplies is infinitely greater - thanks, above all, to our reliance on computers.

We are no longer talking just about factories shutting down or lighting our homes with candles. Without computers, our entire economy would grind to a halt.

Scarcely an office, shop, bank or hospital in the land would be able to function. Our railway system would be immobilised. Road traffic would be in chaos as traffic lights ceased to operate and petrol stations closed down.

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Zingdad · **Posted:** Sat Jul 05, 2008 1:30 am

Interesting. This seems to be a global phenomenon. Here in South Africa we are in the middle of rolling blackouts. They call it "power shedding" as it is done in a semi-controlled fashion. And I keep hearing about other parts of the world that have the same issues. Somehow the world is heading towards the same energy crunch. I'm with you Newbs: I think it's a ploy. I think we are again being manipulated and controlled. Or they try to.

Newbs · **Joined:** Tue Jul 03, 2007 12:00 am **Posts:** 2573

Do you Zingdad , do you have schedules of reduced power , or no power... how do shops and petrol pumps work in such situations. That is really interesting....

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Half a million people were hit by unscheduled power cuts on Tuesday after seven power stations, including Sizewell B in Suffolk, unexpectedly stopped working within hours of each other.

The blackouts forced hospital operations to be cancelled at High Wycombe after an emergency generator caught fire, and also cut the lights at the town's shopping centre. Thousands of homes were left without power in south London, while in the north east the problems reportedly left eight people trapped in a lift. Cheshire, Liverpool and Lincolnshire were also hit.

The other power stations which suffered power outages included the coal-fired Longannet plant in Fife, and sites in Kent, Nottinghamshire, South Humber and Deeside. The outages forced the price of wholesale electricity up 35% to a new record high of Â£95 a MW hour.
It is unclear why so many power stations shut down at the same time. Maintenance work is often scheduled for this time of year, as the typically mild weather means demand for power - for heating or air conditioning - is less.

This type of outage would usually get a lot more coverage , and would be headlined news ....but I personally think that media companies have been " asked" not to report fully to keep their status of " essential user" ....

It was only because I knew someone affected that I heard and read of this outage being so widespread...but found nothing much reported and this was the only article the next day... in the business affairs... :roll:

half a million without electricity and its superceded by a soap character dying . :roll:

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Zingdad · **Posted:** Sat Jul 05, 2008 2:31 pm

Well Newbs, here's the thing: We were told about how South Africa had an electricity crisis and we could no longer be supplied with as much electricity as we needed. Demand had simply outstripped supply. So they instituted their "power shedding" routine. This meant that, on rotation, certain suburbs of each city would be blacked out for a set period of time - usually two to four hours at a go and usually once or twice a week. So we got used to that. Many businesses (and some homes) installed back-up generators. We, for example, have a gas stove already and being avid outdoors people we also have gas lamps and so forth. The point is people started to adapt and make do. It irritatated and it DID hurt the economy to have businesses and industries shut down like that but, as I say, we made do. They kept telling us about how they had 10% too little electricity for our needs and as needs climbed so we'd need to load-shed more. Now I know I see conspiracies everywhere so I always try to temper that streak in me. But my spidey senses were tingling anyway. Something was not right. When I heard that the same thing was happening in all kinds of places around the world I really began to wonder. But WHY would TPTB of the world conspire in this way to cut people's electricity? And why like this? All it does is make us gear up and be more independent! Surely, if they want to cripple us they should have good constant supply and then just shut it off on one day? I don't know. I'm a little confused. But to heighten my suspicion how's this for a turn-up: All the above played out last (southern hemisphere) summer. Then, as we began to enter winter there was a series of confused messages from the national power regulator and a final one about "load shedding being suspended for the time being". WTF? Surely you can't take an executive decision like that? Surely, if there isn't enough to go round then there just isn't enough?

AND to top it all we use FAR more power in the winter than in the summer. If we didn't have enough for summer how come we suddenly, magically, have enough this winter? Where did they magic the extra electricity from? Now we don't hear a word more and I can't seem to get anyone interested in sharing my curiosity. People are just too happy that we have no more power shedding.

So here we are in the middle of winter and we have plenty of electricity and all the sheeple go back to their little lives. The problem is solved so the questions go away. Baaaaaaah! Television. Beer. Sport. Job. Mortgage. Baaaaah!

:-)

There probably IS a rational explanation. I just can't get anyone to give me one. And that makes me DAMN curious. And I wonder why it seems to be such a wide-spread phenomenon suddenly.

Newbs · **Joined:** Tue Jul 03, 2007 12:00 am **Posts:** 2573

Once again , thanks Zingdad ,
I have read , watched TV and even dreamed about this happening here in the UK sporadically for about 6 years now. The official version here in the UK is that we backed away from nuclear power , and now because of our kids reliance on playstations, Wii , etc and everyones addiction to their PC demand is higher than ever. Plus..... we expect more comfort than previously so air conditioning etc is regarded as the norm these days...

More than ever before as a country we are automated in washing clothes , toothbrush charging , dishwashers etc .

IMHO I dont think it was an orchestrated move initially by the Illuminati or any other possible PTB for example... but I do think they are jumping on the fact that less electicity can mean less communication with the outside world... so less internet , mobiles , TV etc. AND if this is the case , we can more easily be fed misinformation once transmitters can be reasonably shut down , and "National TV only" broadcast .. perhaps via the BBC here in UK , so that if/once things start happening such as rapture , polarity changes , ascension etc we can be controlled more easily.Divide and rule.

The chinese have already had very specific controls in place over their internet and other communications use , tv etc.... I wonder... are they experiencing power cuts? Thats not a rhetorical question... I am genuinely interested because their country more than any other in recent times seems to have developed a westernized approach and a demand for their own produce / gadgets is probably at an all time high.. I wonder...Does any one know that?

There again , we may just be ostriches and hiding from the fact that we have used up this earth's resources a little sooner than we expected , and that each governing body is not really bothered in long term planning as they are only in power as a rule ( pardon the pun) for 4 - 5 years.... so they leave it for someone else to sort and resolve.

Either way , electricity in the UK is going to quite quickly be an elusive commodity....

map-reference · **Posted:** Sat Jul 05, 2008 4:50 pm

Hello, I don't think we have anything like that here in the U.S. or any plan for it. I haven't heard of anything resembling a power shed or rationing. I have been thinking though......what if, and my head does work overtime, short version. It's promoting diversion of the resource available to operate high demand... something? that we are not aware of. Tptb are testing how dumbed down people really are and know that most confronted with no on demand electric will just sit it out and they know where they are, at home waiting for electricity.........but I think my best guess is that say one company owns the utility that provides the service of electricity under several different names and because of shortage they purchase the electricity from themselves doubling the revenue they generate......I think that because Zingdad says in the high demand winter the shedding has been called off but, why no shortage or conservation now, because there is no shortage, the power shedding and blackouts are designed to create more money for the service provided.....don't know if I said that to make sense but I think it has to do with money flow into the utility company's pocket, just thinking. It could very well be that there is not enough and we get to taste frontier life again sooner than we imagined, that is just as likely as anything else.

nebula · **Posted:** Sat Jul 05, 2008 7:35 pm

About 5 years ago in California we had rolling blackouts. They were politically engineered to jerk around the populace. The State of California can buy electricity from other states to supply our needs. (The State cannot always afford the price, however, but that's another story.)

Electricity is bought and sold on the marketplace same as vegetables or automobiles. Power cuts and rolling blackouts in this day and age are not absolutely physically necessary. IMHO they are political machinations, mostly to jack up the rates.

ETA: And also to make people feel "powerless" in every sense of the word.

minifang · **Posted:** Sat Jul 05, 2008 8:04 pm

nebula wrote:

About 5 years ago in California we had rolling blackouts. They were politically engineered to jerk around the populace. The State of California can buy electricity from other states to supply our needs. (The State cannot always afford the price, however, but that's another story.)

Electricity is bought and sold on the marketplace same as vegetables or automobiles. Power cuts and rolling blackouts in this day and age are not absolutely physically necessary. IMHO they are political machinations, mostly to jack up the rates.

ETA: And also to make people feel "powerless" in every sense of the word.

in addition many power companies/power providers charge the month by the "peak usage" rate. so if you have a peak usage, and it exceeds so many watts, you get charged at that rate for the month. all will deny this. if they need or want more cash, they blip the power for a few seconds, and then everyone hits the peak rate.

Zingdad · **Posted:** Sun Jul 06, 2008 1:49 am

I just had to laugh at your question Newbs. You asked if China had blackouts? The answer is a resounding HELL YEAH! They have had some of the worst power interruptions on the planet. Whole provinces have gone down at a time. Or so I heard. So to add a little substance to this I quickly did a search and sho' nuf! Just google "China power shortage" or similar and you get an avalanche.

maximus · **Joined:** Sun Jul 06, 2008 12:00 am **Posts:** 10

none of this surprisesme at all .

you must prepare !

tealight candels only cost about Â£2. for 100 6hr tealight candels .

survival tip from maximus .

bye 1000 tealight candels
10 boxes of matches
10 lighters , 9= gas / 1= petrol clipper .
1 / camping gas stove
5 gas canisters
1/outside = firelighter stove =Â£3.
2 wate purifying kits , both about Â£5 but ca purisfy 75 litres of water
i/ tillylamp gas
1/tilly lamp oil

these are of a minimal kit .

tea light candles can burn for 6hrs . during that time the ( outdoor ) campstove can be turned uside down where 5 tea light candles can be placed in the bottoms and used to heat 1 ltre of water in less than 5 mins .
after this the tea light candles can be used for heat and light at the same time .

my home experment showed it only takes 14 tea light candles in 2 rooms to heat an entire house for 6 hours during a local blackout ! i tried it my self .

beware ! watch your children during those times as we all know they are adventurouse and may be they may be a danger to them selves , so watch carefully chaps .

during electrical black outs , tea light candles are fantastic for puifying water , heating ,light , cooking etc ! take it from me . my house has one of the best home safety and security survival kits a man could want , and hopefully , i wont have to use it too many times , however chaps , being an aproved electrical engineer i can tell you this

expect it to happen alot more !
it will happen !
and its not if !
but when !

prepare now , bit bye bit every week , maybe just Â£2 for 1000 candles .
the next week bye a Â£5. camping stove, it wont take long and you wont be sorry .

is it a conspiracy ?

NO !

its just that too many poeple are pushing out kids like a production line .
this ends up putting a strain on our ecnomic future as those children grow up who then ? start pushing our more and more kids like a production lne .
this is affecting everything on our planet .

im not aniluminate simpathiser ! i just know the truth as it stand ------------------------self evident !

maximus · **Joined:** Sun Jul 06, 2008 12:00 am **Posts:** 10

why ? when i use the click back button can i get on to this page ?

yet everything else there is a problem ie server connection .

is it me ? or is this site actually experiencing problems ?

because when my son clicks into this site , he has no problems , but i do .

why is this ?

Kira · **Posted:** Sun Jul 06, 2008 11:26 pm

Well I don't know maximus, but you sure are busy...

We did have some down time hours ago, maybe something to do with that?

:welcome2:

cruiser · **Joined:** Wed Aug 01, 2007 12:00 am **Posts:** 1527

Thanks, maximus... been needing to pick up a few of those things you mentioned.

Just a note, we noticed several more large windmills being installed in our area. Makes sense to me. Also see a few homeowners w/their own smaller version..... wonder if I can get hubby off of World of Warcraft ........ and build one for our home.

Had several rolling blackouts out in CA. and used the strip plug-ins for surge protector........ of pc. (think that helps, maybe someone else knows better)

cruiser

Newbs · **Joined:** Tue Jul 03, 2007 12:00 am **Posts:** 2573

I recently found this as an update on the possible energy crisis here in the Uk.
I have had premonitions in dreams it would happen soon , and now I see the reality beginning .Its interesting to note that the article quotes that electricity is likely to be in dire shortage on or around 2012!... :roll:

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