Another long-festering crisis in the Netherlands has recently came to head. It concerns compensation for the impact of extracting natural gas in the northern province of Groningen.
The PMCs live in a delusional bubble. And they've gone to cult-like extremes to make sure nothing can penetrate the bubble's narrative maintenance—especially those icky things. I'd love to figure to provide them with effective exit-counselling.
Small earthquakes and minor housing damage do not make a crisis. If you visit Groningen and talk to the people there they will tell you so.
The gas crisis is PMC propaganda to shut down domestic gas production. (Production for international customers continues.) It implements the desire to increase energy prices and to switch consumers from gas to electricity. There may be good reasons to do so, it's hard to tell with motivation.
The PMCs live in a delusional bubble. And they've gone to cult-like extremes to make sure nothing can penetrate the bubble's narrative maintenance—especially those icky things. I'd love to figure to provide them with effective exit-counselling.
Small earthquakes and minor housing damage do not make a crisis. If you visit Groningen and talk to the people there they will tell you so.
The gas crisis is PMC propaganda to shut down domestic gas production. (Production for international customers continues.) It implements the desire to increase energy prices and to switch consumers from gas to electricity. There may be good reasons to do so, it's hard to tell with motivation.