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Global Power Grid Proposal

I heard my alarm clock ringing, as I rolled over and hit the snooze bar on my battery clock.  6AM, why do I get up so early?  As I walked over to my kitchen I thought it would be a good idea for some tea.  The Power Pad was in the family room so I walked over and let it scan the barcode on my arm. I read that today I could receive 10KW of electricity and 1 cubic foot of natural gas for 75 credits.

“Gosh, maybe I should just give them my foot instead”, I muttered.  I  could not afford that so I looked and was told I had an option of 3KW of electricity for 35 credits.  That is what I could afford and let the panel rescan my arm to accept the transaction.  One light turned on, and I could hear a bleep from my microwave oven coming on.  Time to make some tea.  The 3KW at least should provide me power until noon or so for the day, better than nothing.

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To believe this story is to accept one possible future that could be here quicker than you think.  For those of us that survive the collapse of America, I can almost assure you this choice of barcoding and accepting power from a Global Power Grid is a future reality.

A Global Power Grid is being set up right now, in every country in the world that is being planned to be placed into the Global grid. Imagine that if you have your own solar panels, use batteries, and run off power such as your own propane tanks soon that will be outlawed unless you pay special fines and fees for doing so. I have spent time in many detailed research articles in the past and been amazed at what I have uncovered, this topic is no exception.

A map is a good place to start.  This comes from GENI, the Global Energy Network Institute.

They approach the goal of Global Power as a way to bring energy to millions of people that have no power.  Sounds a bit like redistribution of wealth.  It is.  The exact same strategy of a “higher smarter institution”, taking power from those that have and distibuting it to those that don’t.  Here is a few lines from their web site.

The GENI Initiative focuses on linking renewable energy resources around the world using international electricity transmission. Decades ago, visionary engineer Dr. R. Buckminster Fuller developed the World Game simulation, posing the question:

How do we make the world work for 100% of humanity in the shortest possible time through spontaneous cooperation without ecological damage or disadvantage to anyone?

Research shows that the premier global strategy is the interconnection of electric power networks between regions and continents into a global energy grid, with an emphasis on tapping abundant renewable energy resources — a world wide web of electricity.

The benefits of this sustainable development world power solution are proven:

• Decreased pollution from fossil and nuclear fuels
• Reduced hunger and poverty in developing nations
• Increased trade, cooperation and world peace
• Enables health care, communications and access to clean water
• Stabilized population growth

Boy that sounds good, who could be against that.  So let’s see if we really wanted to provide clean water, health care, communications, and all these great benefits that can be provided to third world countries, maybe we should start with their governments first, just a thought.  But of course this IS NOTHING TO DO WITH helping anyone, this is everything to do with taking away and controlling what you have.

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If you want to view each counties energy grid and information about it this web-page has all this information available.  Think about this;  we, or any evil person with evil intentions can go to one web page and find information about your countries energy grid.

http://www.geni.org/globalenergy/library/national_energy_grid/index.shtml

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The following story about superconductors was published in Market watch on Sept 28th 2011.  I present as one of many stories that are found throughout the world in which overhead power lines are being replaced by new superconductor lines that can be used to link the Global power grid.

‘CHEON, South Korea, Sep 28, 2011 (BUSINESS WIRE) — Korea Electric Power Corporation (KEPCO), LS Cable & System and American Superconductor Corporation AMSC +0.50% today announced that the world’s longest distribution-voltage superconductor cable system has been energized at the I’cheon substation located near the city of Seoul. Powered by AMSC’s Amperium(TM) superconductor wire and installed in Korea Electric Power Company’s (KEPCO) electricity grid, the 22.9 kV alternating current (AC) cable system is capable of carrying approximately 50 megawatts of power. This is the first cable in the world utilizing second generation (2G) superconductor wire to be energized in the grid and is currently the longest distribution voltage superconductor power cable in operation.

“The energizing of the I’cheon substation has great historical significance and demonstrates that Korean power electric technology is at a world-class level,” said Yup Heo, Executive Vice President of KEPCO’s construction division. “Based on the technology and the know-how from this installation, KEPCO will continue to develop transmission voltage superconductor power cables and is securing the world’s top superconductor technology and market position.”

AC superconductor power cable systems can conduct up to 10 times the amount of power of conventional cables made with copper wire. As demonstrated at the I’cheon substation installation, they can be placed strategically in urban power grids to deliver more power than conventional cables in the same right-of-way to mitigate grid congestion or can be used to replace overhead lines.

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Of course here in America who has not seen the IBM smart grid commercials.  Millions of dollars in advertising that has been used to convince you that smart grids will be good for the planet, save money, save energy, blah, blah, blah. They left a little out of those commercials which is to force Americans into a Global Power Grid.  Here is an excert right from IBM’s web site:

Power in numbers: The fourteen-member Global Intelligent Utility Network Coalition advances
the smart grid worldwide