A “VISION” OR NIGHTMARE?

A “VISION” OR NIGHTMARE?

Let them eat cane toad, tell them it’s like whale meat!

I thank my faithful reader, Gerry, for forwarding the following anonymous contribution:

2030 HEADLINES

  1. Ozone Created by Electric Cars now Killing Millions in the Seventh Largest Country in the world, Little China, (formerly known as Australia). (See picture of a burning electric car with lithium polymer batteries.)

2. Tasmania Executes Last Remaining Greenie.

3. Melbourne Schoolgirl Expelled For Not Wearing Burqa. “Being a Christian is No Excuse!” says School.

4. Japan Announces that It Will No Longer Consume Whale Meat (as Whales are Now Extinct). The Scientific Research Fleet is now unemployed.

5. Little China’s Government (formerly Australia) Has Told the Japanese that Cane Toads Taste Like Whale Meat.

6. Little China (formerly Australia) now has 10 Universities of Political Correctness.  A Professor, at what was the ANU, Says That There is Still a Long Way to Go in the Battle to Stop People Saying What They Think.

7. Baby Conceived Naturally! Scientists Stumped!

8. Iran Still Isolated! Nuclear-physicists Estimate That It Will Take At Least Ten More Years Before Radioactivity Decreases to Safe Levels for Resettlement.

9. After a 10 Year $75.8 billion study, Scientists Prove That Diet and Exercise Are The Key to Weight Loss.

10. France Pleads for Global Assistance After Being Taken Over by Islamic Countries. No Other Country Volunteers To Come Forward To Help The Beleaguered Nation!

11. White Minorities Still Trying To Have English Recognized as Little China’s (formerly Australia) Third Language.

12. Jose Manuel Rodriguez Bush Says That He Will Run For US President In 2032.

Gibber! Gibber!

Chugley

Chimp for the Future

2 thoughts on “A “VISION” OR NIGHTMARE?”

  1. The electric car industry will not only be powered by lithium ion batteries by 2030, but probably also by hydrogen fuel cells. At present there is lots of money being poured into this fuel technology in several of the larger industrial nations, and Toyota and Hyundai are 2 makers already offering hydrogen fuel-celled cars.
    Here’s the link to an interesting current article –
    https://www.ft.com/content/27ccfc90-fa49-11e8-af46-2022a0b02a6c

    1. Thanks Paul, I think it is a moot point if making all these “exotics” is more poisonous to humanity than staying with petrol, formed from oil, created after Noah’s flood. The burning of which feeds the plants with user friendly CO2! Gibber! Gibber! Chugley

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