by Marvin Ramirez
Marvin Ramirez
This week, California Attorney General Edmund G. Brown Jr., sent a letter to Congressional leaders urging them to include language in any automaker bailout that would authorize California and other states to implement and enforce the state’s greenhouse gas emission standards.
The California requirement is a 30 percent reduction by 2016 for motor vehicles, which the auto industry has opposed, according to a communicate from the Attorney General’s office.
Writing to House Majority Leader Harry Reid and other congressional leaders, Brown pleaded for California to be allowed to implement and enforce emission standards, which “for over 40 years it has had the authority to set stricter standards than the federal government.”
However, what Brown is not saying is that the more regulations, the more money will be taken away from the people who drive when they go and register their vehicle to the DMV, causing them to be more financially squeezed out of their dollars, badly needed for medical, clothing and mortgage expenses.
Every regulation and the thousands of laws passed every year, and the ones about to start taking effect in January, don’t serve to liberate the people from the state’s yoke. They just oppress them more.
This legislation or authorization Brown seeks, will basically play into the money-making green fad, while the state continue benefiting from the gas tax revenues, as cars are not requested to be built hybrid. Why?
How many millions of gas-only cars will be built between now and 2016 if we don’t put a halt their production? So, what Brown is trying to do, is baloney.
The state is not working for the people, rather the people are working for the state, and that is how they have maintained us for so long. So we all should start waking up from the illusion that the state really works on our behalf.
They help us get dependent on cars because they want to tax us everywhere they can, with the brainwashing slogan that it is for our own good. They help build new cities which are non-pedestrian or bicycle friendly, send us shopping to faraway malls which are out of our reach without cars, and put all the roads trap they can, so we have to drive through thin rope to fall through, while they have their deputies, who are hiding in the bushes, take our money with their own phony statute violations. Why we do not hear instead, a plead to the Legislature to require that all the cars built by 2011, be built hybrid, and that they engineer a device to be adapted into current vehicles to use air or water, which many drivers are already using. Have you seen those ads online, that say: “discover how to convert your car or truck to use water and gasoline, to double, even triple your mileage?
People have been using water-to-gas converters in vehicles for over four years. This is proven technology, according to information posted on the internet, and to someone I know who uses it.
Using a simple device, you can use the electricity from your battery to separate water (H2O) into a gas known as HHO.
I think it would be more beneficial to all of us if Brown instead demanded that cars carry these devices, instead of enforcing legislation that requires costly demands to the auto industry, and which will make us – the consuumers – pay for. This not only will improve the driver’s economy, but the environment as well.
