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  • Sam06
    This is the way the power company is protecting itself from the nut jobs who sue everyone for anything.

    I find it funny the people of CA get everything they deserve.
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  • KenK/84Bravo
    Sam06 wrote:
    This is the way the power company is protecting itself from the nut jobs who sue everyone for anything.

    I find it funny the people of CA get everything they deserve.

    Read my mind, and stole my line.

    Heard it on the radio this AM.

    Although I feel bad for the Fire victims, i find it hysterical the Power Co. keeps cutting the Power, after being sued in to bankruptcy, for NOT cutting the Power.

    How do you like me now? :o :shock:
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  • TRAP55
    Sam06 wrote:
    This is the way the power company is protecting itself from the nut jobs who sue everyone for anything.

    I find it funny the people of CA get everything they deserve.
    Sam, there's a lot more getting it, that don't deserve it.
    Much more going on than meets the eye, and the liberal media isn't going to report it. Short and sweet of it is, the state is trying to destroy a company to eventually take it over. A political hostile take over if you will. PG&E is following the state mandated rules to a T, and that's backfiring on the Libs
    The two major power utility companies here are PG&E from the Oregon border south to Bakersfield. Southern Cal Edison extends south from there to the Mexican border. One of those companies is forefront in the news taking blame for everything out of Sacramento, and one isn't. Want to guess which one supports the democraps?
    PG&E is in the bankruptcy process that will be finished up in July 2020. It will be interesting to see who is going to win this battle between now and then.
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  • KenK/84Bravo
    TRAP55 wrote:
    Sam06 wrote:
    This is the way the power company is protecting itself from the nut jobs who sue everyone for anything.

    I find it funny the people of CA get everything they deserve.
    Sam, there's a lot more getting it, that don't deserve it.
    Much more going on than meets the eye, and the liberal media isn't going to report it. Short and sweet of it is, the state is trying to destroy a company to eventually take it over. A political hostile take over if you will. PG&E is following the state mandated rules to a T, and that's backfiring on the Libs
    The two major power utility companies here are PG&E from the Oregon border south to Bakersfield. Southern Cal Edison extends south from there to the Mexican border. One of those companies is forefront in the news taking blame for everything out of Sacramento, and one isn't. Want to guess which one supports the democraps?
    PG&E is in the bankruptcy process that will be finished up in July 2020. It will be interesting to see who is going to win this battle between now and then.



    Interesting backfeed to what is really going on, behind the scenes.
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  • mark christian
    TRAP55 wrote:
    Sam06 wrote:
    This is the way the power company is protecting itself from the nut jobs who sue everyone for anything.

    I find it funny the people of CA get everything they deserve.
    Sam, there's a lot more getting it, that don't deserve it.
    Much more going on than meets the eye, and the liberal media isn't going to report it. Short and sweet of it is, the state is trying to destroy a company to eventually take it over. A political hostile take over if you will. PG&E is following the state mandated rules to a T, and that's backfiring on the Libs
    The two major power utility companies here are PG&E from the Oregon border south to Bakersfield. Southern Cal Edison extends south from there to the Mexican border. One of those companies is forefront in the news taking blame for everything out of Sacramento, and one isn't. Want to guess which one supports the democraps?
    PG&E is in the bankruptcy process that will be finished up in July 2020. It will be interesting to see who is going to win this battle between now and then.

    I recall that PG&E went bankrupt during the 2001 electricity crisis. Although market manipulation was the driving force behind the electricity shortage, a drought in the northwest states and in California reduced the amount of hydroelectric power available and the resulting high prices and shortages of power lead to the eventual recall of Governor Gray Davis. SoCal Edison, which was my power supplier, managed to avoid bankruptcy, although just.
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  • TRAP55
    Mark, that was back when they were going full bore trying to break PG&E up into little private companies, and the PUC forced them to sell power at half of what it cost to produce and deliver it.
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  • DirtyDawg
    Soon, all them greeny calisocialists will each have their very own honda portable generator.....and then they won't need PG&E at all. They can just make electricity at point of use and exclaim to everyone how this will eliminate the need for dangerous and ugly power lines.
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  • yoshmyster
    Man was it warm today Marina, CA (Thursday) it must've been 80?/90?? And it was breezy with that winds from the East and that too was warm before 09:00. It's just odd for October. I wonder what today will be like?

    I wonder where the fires are?
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  • Cornflk1
    I say tough sh**t, you get what you vote for.
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  • Sam06
    Its a shame CA is such a mess. I have very fond memories of when I lived there in the late 60's early 70's.

    Thanks for the info Trap that makes sense to me. With a state owned power company CA could really effect how people live and what they pay.

    Its funny when I lived there everyone was chanting "Power to the People" "Now its Power to the state"
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  • TRAP55
    Cornflk1 wrote:
    I say tough sh**t, you get what you vote for.
    Well there's the obvious flaw in that statement, we didn't vote for it. Doesn't really matter how you vote here anymore, "it's not who votes, it's who counts the votes".

    Sam, you remember "down with the establishment"? Now "they" are the establishment.
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  • TRAP55
    Fire Update: They're already trying to blame PG&E for the fire after finding a broken jumper wire on the transmission line. That's the wire that goes over the insulator connecting the two ends of the transmission wire. The problem with that theory is, they don't just break, neither do the insulators. 99.9% of the time, it's some numbnuts shooting insulators with his deer rifle.
    Back in the '70's this was real common on the lines that run from Lake Shasta power plant, to the Humboldt Bay power plant, across northern Calif. At least it was until two of these morons were found BBQ'ed too close to the insulators they shot, in the same year, during deer season, and 100 miles apart.
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  • savage170
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  • SG
    All by design. It's part of the UN agenda 2030.
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  • KenK/84Bravo
    Heard on the radio yesterday morning, that Gov. Newsome was "Going to hold PSE&G accountable for all the losses incurred by the power outages."

    Sounds like PSE&G, is screwed either way they go.

    You just can not make this stuff up.
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  • hillbille
    yeah heard him running his mouth and saying the folks shouldn't have to choose between fires and electric, the moron and his accomplises in gov't caused the mess to begin with, you would just love to smack these folks up side the head to knock some common sense in em...........
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  • 11b6r
    Difference between California and the Titanic?

    When the Titanic sank, the lights still worked!
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  • us55840
    Winds predicted to be 70 MPH tonight and PG&E considering cutting power to thousands of customers.

    Wonder how those GREENIES with electric cars feel about that! :D

    As a side note, the news reports one of the fires has burned around 640 acres ... whoopie ding, that is just over one square mile. Big deal, many farm fields are far larger than that. ;)

    For every action, there is an opposite and equal reaction.
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  • Smitty500mag
    Mean while as the lefties are blaming the power company, Jose and Juan continue their trip across the back country with their BIC lighters, that they stole at the Walmart, setting the world on fire.
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