23:14
I don’t have that much faith in any party to be honest BD, you know just like I do that it was a Moderate government when Vattenfall bought Nuon, coal power and nuclear power in Germany, and that’s when the electricity bills started to rise. The whole amount is pretty much written off anyway for the nuclear and coal power plants.
The Green Party is in a class of its own when it comes to crashing the energy supply, though.
23:50
You have to bribe the local electricity company to get a few extra hours of power, it’s high status to be able to shower and only the better off have the lights on after 7 PM and the neighbors gather at those who can run the TV in the evening.
They’re trying with electricity rationing cards, digital with BankID, where you get an allocation per month and then you can buy extra hours – two teacher salaries are enough for 6 extra hours per month.
If you’re a national-level politician it’s considered necessary that you have electricity 24/7 to be constantly available.
23:56
If it’s possible to ask this question without starting an SD discussion I will, otherwise I’ll back off but –
Why is Ulf Kristersson the right-wing bloc’s prime minister candidate when SD has more mandates?
Is it because no one would accept Jimmy as the top dog over the bloc?
01:04
Now it’s the World Championship in positioning, from my and my electricity bill’s point of view everything is fine as long as the parties do what is best for Sweden. The definition of what is best for Sweden is that the majority society feels the decision is right.
22:16
You wonder how high electricity prices will be in four years, I guess you’ll have to rub yourself with a splash of rainwater once a week and turn on the power for three hours in the evening or something.
Or maybe the next government will come to its senses because they have understood that we missed the chance to become the Dubai of the Nordics if we had had 6 more reactors selling electricity at these exorbitant prices.