Back in 2022 Bryce was interviewing a Arab American oil expert Anas Alhajji, mention the deep state. Bryce told him that we don't say that here that deep state is conspiracy theory. I don't see his optimism as far as the Constitution goes which is wrecked 400 million dollars that Trump has to pay for nothing this country is a banana Republic run by the deep state the CIA the FBI are going to elect our presidents and if you get out of line you'll get the Trump treatment.
I very much admire both your post and the work of Robert Bryce. I have just one caveat with the movie ... it doesn't make the point strongly that energy security is missing as a goal in the top tier of regulators. Until all the foolish people that consider carbon dioxide to be villainous are removed from control, there will continue be frozen ordinary citizen
Does anyone else find it ironic that they may need to install rooftop solar with battery backup to avoid the inevitable electrical disruptions caused by the premature widespread adoption of renewables?
Fantastic summation of each episode, thank you. I want my young adult kids to watch it because they are the generation entering primacy as adults. They come up against a slavering mass of truly ignorant but "educated" peers and it's important that they understand how policy can be so quixotically written and enacted and the political reasons for that.
I always find that John Lee Pettimore's pithy notes about the contrast between renewables and the emerging battery economy and their decidedly un-green sourcing and mfr process a great illustration of how fear and misrepresention of reality bring about terrible policy decisions.
Wow. That's a very kind review, Mr. MENTAL. Thanks.
Love the last line: "Juice is a superb contribution to an urgently needed conversation."
Due credit to my colleague, Tyson Culver, for all the hard work he did in putting the series together. It was complex project with dozens of interviews and hundreds of clips. He did a great job.
Overall I liked the series, but to be honest, I did not like gas and renewables being painted with the same brush. It was CC plants coming of age, combined with the wave of mercury emmision regs that pushed gas forward, not renewables .
Earth is cooler w GHE not warmer.
GHE graphics use bad math & badder physics.
Kinetic heat transfer makes “extra” BB energy impossible.
Since GHE & CAGW climate “science” are indefensible rubbish alarmists resort to fear mongering lies, lawsuits, censorship & violence.
I don’t understand how or where to view these documentaries … Netflix? Prime? Theaters?
Great review. I am a big Robert Bryce fan and just downloaded to watch on West Coast visit.
Back in 2022 Bryce was interviewing a Arab American oil expert Anas Alhajji, mention the deep state. Bryce told him that we don't say that here that deep state is conspiracy theory. I don't see his optimism as far as the Constitution goes which is wrecked 400 million dollars that Trump has to pay for nothing this country is a banana Republic run by the deep state the CIA the FBI are going to elect our presidents and if you get out of line you'll get the Trump treatment.
I very much admire both your post and the work of Robert Bryce. I have just one caveat with the movie ... it doesn't make the point strongly that energy security is missing as a goal in the top tier of regulators. Until all the foolish people that consider carbon dioxide to be villainous are removed from control, there will continue be frozen ordinary citizen
thanks. helpful summary. but it begs the question: how many more blackouts must we endure before the message is understood?
Does anyone else find it ironic that they may need to install rooftop solar with battery backup to avoid the inevitable electrical disruptions caused by the premature widespread adoption of renewables?
Fantastic summation of each episode, thank you. I want my young adult kids to watch it because they are the generation entering primacy as adults. They come up against a slavering mass of truly ignorant but "educated" peers and it's important that they understand how policy can be so quixotically written and enacted and the political reasons for that.
I always find that John Lee Pettimore's pithy notes about the contrast between renewables and the emerging battery economy and their decidedly un-green sourcing and mfr process a great illustration of how fear and misrepresention of reality bring about terrible policy decisions.
Wow. That's a very kind review, Mr. MENTAL. Thanks.
Love the last line: "Juice is a superb contribution to an urgently needed conversation."
Due credit to my colleague, Tyson Culver, for all the hard work he did in putting the series together. It was complex project with dozens of interviews and hundreds of clips. He did a great job.
Again, many thanks.
Another great article. Juice is on my watch list!
I look forward to watching this series. Thank you for the recommendation.
Overall I liked the series, but to be honest, I did not like gas and renewables being painted with the same brush. It was CC plants coming of age, combined with the wave of mercury emmision regs that pushed gas forward, not renewables .