It looks like our audience, among the most intelligent of their brethren in these United States, is finally beginning to get it.

We received an e-mail today that impressed me so much, I decided to use it as a guest Web Opinion. It comes from a man named Dan Mahnke…and it concerns a subject we’ve harped on for the last several weeks, the failing power grid in California and lack of sufficient power generation stations.

Dan writes…

Todd,

Here is something to laugh at or get angry about.

Politicians, need milk?

With the energy crisis in California, many businesses need to have their electricity cut off.

Dairies can't send their milk to producers because the producers had their power shut off.

No warning of shut down is given out to the public as possible crime may happen.

But auto accidents happen when traffic signals suddenly go off, and even one person died because of it.

School students are required to be in classrooms that are almost totally in the dark and down to 48 degrees.

One million dollar school computer room is just scrap hardware right now.

Politicians don't have that same luxury as I saw a news report of the assembly floor in which at least a half dozen laptops in the camera shot were open, running, and no-one even near by.

People with life threatening disabilities may die because of their power being shut off and they themselves are to blame for not being more prepared.

When politicians tell you to do something you better listen because they do not have control of what goes on.

Laugh at that!!!

The state of California just took control of the money grid so you could have power, but that may not last as they forgot to include the building of new power plants.

Thank you...Dan Mahnke.

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