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Dem leader H.Jeffries' call to fight Trump agenda ‘in the streets’ .
The Dogwhistle by Jefferies and soon thereafter the extremist flood the Freeways and Highways! As a result:Prompting efforts for a federal law to be introduced… “I will soon reintroduce legislation to make blocking a highway intentionally a federal crime,” House Rep. Mike Collins (R-Georgia)wrote on social media”. https://nypost.com/2025/02/02/us-news/protesters-against-trumps-immigration-crackdown-block-los-angeles-freeway/ -
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Need £30,000 a year coming in nowadays. If you have it's no problem. If you haven't forget it. -
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5555 Ha ha, Some persons are at it already Sad and Confused Emojis . Keep it up Kids than we can ask the Mods if they can take away them Emojis . -
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The Personal Journey to Electric Vehicles: A Guide for Everyday Drivers
Buzz words. China is also good at that. You got all this ftom their wrb site I presume? Not like China has a congenital habit of spreading false information either. I bet they all their products have genuine CE UL CSAetc certification marks on them too like most Chinese products. No chance at all that the manufacturers of such items don't spend the large money to get these items tested and pay for ongoing certifications of their locations and products. I spent the last several years of my career as an electronic design engineer working with American manufacturers to obtain such certs. Never had an Indian or Chinese customer though. I recently saw a phone charger, you know, the ones that catch on fire or kill people sleeping with their ear bud while charging. The label on the charger along with all the intl certification marks added "Made by Apple in California" just in case it wasn't clear enough to buyers. Look, not 100% of what's made in China is junk but if it's not then you'll pay a price for it competitive with western products. Machine tools are a good example. The truth is most consumer stuff is inferior for a reason. It's called price point. They have to export or die. So have you ever noticed any rust on the "stainless steel" products you buy from China? Sure you have. Ever wonder why? Well we've beat this to death and no attitudes have changed. Beam me up Scotty but please not in the chinese transporter. I hate flies. -
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The Personal Journey to Electric Vehicles: A Guide for Everyday Drivers
EV batteries do fail within the warranty period regardless of which country manufacturers the battery Nissan leaf 40kwh battery produced in UK, Japan and Smyrna, Tennessee USA in recent years Nissan USA have launched a buyback scheme to buyback Nissan leaf's that have degraded as Nissan is having supply chain issues and battery replacement is taking between 9+ months for certain models Nissan failed to repair a brand-new Leaf with a failed 40-kilowatt-hour battery. The car sat at the dealer for months. Eventually, Nissan bought back the car from the owner and offered another, brand-new Leaf. https://insideevs.com/news/740026/nissan-leaf-bricked-buyback/
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