Electricity giants turn off your power on hot days

For Melbournians 2013 has started out to be a hot one indeed. Meteorology experts give the forecast of mid 40’s for a day or two in the second week of 2013.

Whilst all this is going on, there is an eerie silence on the reporting of why there are power blackouts at the same time the mercury reaches the highs

In line with the policies of the new world order in that all public or government owned assets or utilities must be owned by private enterprise, Australia has sold off its utilities (illegally) to the private sector, without any public input or say.

As a result of the sale of public owned utilities to private companies, the (for example) price of electricity has doubled over the past few years with an 80% increase over the next 5 years, or 40 times the current (official) inflation rate.

One of the policies (of the utility company’s) is not to invest finances back into the infrastructure or into maintenance as this diverts profits.

In one example where the recent Victorian bushfires were caused by a lack of maintenance, by the electricity company, which led to the loss of life, there was no follow up of legal action of manslaughter by the authorities.

In order to save money, the electricity giants stated that they will be turning off the power supply, to residential customers. 

The corporate media are an official government propaganda tool, which also provides false or deliberately misleading information to the masses to keep them subdued.

When power is scheduled to be turned off to domestic customers, the electricity giants falsely state that there is a problem, the cause is unknown, but power will be restored at a prescribed time.

In some instances the loss of power could also cause a death.

Since governments conspire together with the corporate giants, be it through, the Masonic lodges or other intertwined ways, to the (financial) detriment of the peasants, the corporate media is not about to reveal the intricate inner workings of such conspiracies.

At the end of the day it is the cannon fodder that suffer, which is irrelevant to the corporatocracy.