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I think we're beyond nickname christians were still looking girl Jesus. I try to open up for the kids: hey yeah, a cool nice dupes game. yeah I'll ever heard. A J town Peter daughter who was born in a glass girls, scotland, to northern irish parents, Peter donoghue and mary ok touch froze, we ve had a baby destroyed and who had. Fortunately, we take it to be scottish. That's right! I'm a little baby. I've got the acts of god, yeah. He had an older brother, Michael, a younger brother, James and two sisters, elena and in wow as kids. The brothers worked in sweatshops sure I mean what else We still have that we never got rid of that, and I think that came back. We have discovered their kids were here meet back in school.

Thirdly, there is in our hands get that you around beef more than the adult digit than they can pull out of the inner That then is deployed again those little hands. It is easier and eighteen thirty three, the family headed for america and ended up in a motto on new york please do not go to school, but instead work at a cotton now sure that's basically class, yet and then they moved on to working in a locomotive factory sure. What years this This is big got to american eighteen. Thirty, three, a locomotive factory yeah, that's a train! Alright right there trying go to J, don't when Peter was a teen, he landed and apprenticeship with union iron works in patterson, new jersey, gorgeous vienna being a teenager and gorgeous

your dream. Working in an iron works twelve hours a day, I'll tell you a nice is having to leave the beautiful hills and sprawl aggressive glasgow to give this paralyse beauty who to what they were. All jersey. Luckily couldn't be nice. He was working as a student machinist and making a buck fifty a day, and then his brothers follow them. In n Michael became a modern james boiler maker. But what book the boiler boilermaker a made, may boilers outbreak. I mean now it's a drink, But back then we literally raising yeah and in December Eighteen, forty five peter helped build a gunman gunboat. the country of private, by the way, there's just some terms now

like my mind, goes to like the twenty twenty three version. Like a gunboat to me, I would be like a aquatic gun. That's actually kind of cool yeah like you would be like on revolver the ship or, like you know, vs as uzi. so he made it they made for the country, peru, and he just I don't know how this worked out, but he got on the ship and went to Peru to count its maiden voyage shirt His brothers then went to into the military and fought in the: u s: mexico, war, ok and after a bit peter headed north peter north Peter northcotes, California, golden he was going to go, get some make his fortune in the gold. Absolutely I'm a bit more! mature narrow. How old are you?

twenty three twenty three absolutely stunning. Now a man. So do you like with I become now. Did you say. His brothers, joined him Jesus. These do like each other as your own journey gig James had a crude metal work, job in a year bub when cove, which is in san francisco, sure it wasn't, adobe shack roof with sails. Yet that's perfect! That's good version, metal worldly, doesn't get windy, yeah or adobe power right as far as the win. Oh no,

creational might. Where are we, the pacific ocean ocean bloody breeze, the expanded into a bigger blacksmith, tent and built a furnace out of an old smokestack that they took run abandoned steamship bow. Ok! Is that when you could take giant things from ships lang around yeah right? Yes, they just ok, that's pretty late! crafty yeah. The business grew now, there's a lot of fires in san francisco, a windy place then I'll be J so in eighteen. Fifty one eighteen blocks in two thousand buildings burned well great for the guy's, though, because they scavenge the ruins for metal and they would make new appliances out of old burnt ones and sell them on. We call it a tuesday this,

stick then they became then they transition into a ship repair company. Ok, and they found a california is first iron, foundry. Ok, you don't really well yeah right, It became they needed. The union iron works after the place. They worked at noon we wish the apparently love so much well yeah our hindoo is also pray lie like a lot like me, whoever started restarted jersey, it's like fifty years later, like we just got word to you about the lawsuit air. Taking your name. I owe that took four oh. So now they were the biggest ship, a ship building operation on the west coast. Now they had eighty employees in eighteen. Fifty seven, the sacramento daily union reported quote with regard to the health of those employed in factories, the brawny arms and stalwart chess of the operatives we saw. Inspecting the union, our works, so

surely show the manly and vigour aiding nature of the work they perform. There is currently no feminine and never eating labour about foundry, so this is kind of just like the other just like pure. They may as well be baggage steal that dog for literally pure unadulterated test. Does Ronnie made. You should see the balls on these men had you re about to because each ape it's got a whole guy inside of it. Where you may The duties of age ma am while making serried thanks. It's not cover these made a gay enormous, a wreck sheds oh yeah said and a black I may do each other sad like someone's, kicked a gong laugh they call at dawn. so the article we were of their arms and they can, I beg, must deca big eighty mostly arms- and it goes all the way down and ip if a day,

We share the door. You have arms, they ve just cool stretch. Your days yeah. These are blogs, made fully of one hundred percent target ethically imply just shack at each other's armilly. What a blacksmith beg you should see. A yeah. I was there. They dare even make a bloody vague pages clock fire. Is that so I do this? This is your first story as a reporter, but not going to give me a cigarette before I explode are not going to actually need your service. Oh my god got to go, see it for yourself know who relay rapped on their saw, yeah, fuck and jars. Ok, thank you, Tom. On a table. Why bother continuing past this beautiful apex, so the daddy.

who brothers were nicknamed the iron and belong to hell, yeah they reneged on the iron iron man. At the time there are no gas works on the west coast, only merchant ST had lighting, which was done by oil lamps by hand sure and so your new gas, was the next big thing. Any talked his brothers into getting into the gas business. Ok, they went all, and even They knew nothing about it chair, so they learned about it. that. He studied it and then they got a franchise from the city of san francisco and eighteen, fifty two and on august thirty. First eighty fifty two, the company, was incorporated as the san francisco gas. Coming, Two years later, on ferry, eleventh eighteen, fifty four city streets were lit by gas for the first time, while from male to California quote in time, going over the muddy sidewalks and in waiting through the street crossings. There was a light ahead which showed the pedestrian had to pick his way. Seemed as if some sort of a guiding

star. I love that everything they like you could. Finally see how shitty everything is. Finally, with the beauty of gas lamp you can realise you probably would have died if you continue to walk home. This is too basing zones where paved with quicksand muddy shit remedy, it looks like a guy. Star it's a light. That's writ yeah, it's a sign, but about over there are none. I said my god, it's true town, oh my god. I don't know if he likes that name. So he does, though he doesn't it. A lot he's never confirmed that. He liked it. The new Jesus has this back. Where is he had a crowd of thorns on Jesus? You guys want yeah. I do agree. I write you a I would not be more of a white guy doing neither very upsetting well. I think that we all would like to hear your Jesus. I think we would ill

So business keeps increasing Donnie religion age is rich right, Peter imagine and gave his wife a coach made of glass for her birthday. Look at the ice like a bull. You can rate at the time they just there's just filth everywhere. It's just people who are just like and need some bread. germany, braided lukoil, I mean we ve got to tell her that fuck off. So what did he put her in a kid he built a a coach out of glass. It's a glamour is also billinger. Yes, so she could just kind of inner little floating or ride around the poverty history. Has been throwing shit. It people- I don't want you to. Thank you. Miss expanding into other developments. Politics Peter got into railroads, but he only white men and they just irish. From this aside, you for the opportunity from the society of california pioneer

which is an organization Peter was president of quote. Mr Donahue was steadfastly oppose posed to the employment of mongolians in any service. That would be antagonistic to that of that of the white race. Specific cheers I mean, could it and it it's just propaganda about him, because its publication Buy him for him. Yeah he's like basil is fluff piece he's like look. I only hire white people and I'm going to put that in my things, like pretty good article, I wrote that I'm all for the wait and then electricity came. Oh gosh. Can you imagine what it's gonna do to the factory iconic, the very big threat to their gas monopoly. Why? I think we lay care they span, because it's a threat to a monopoly, the hague yeah, and they do seventy nine.

Became the first city in the: u s: to have a central lighting generator for customers and not a lot of people know they still use the exact same one that the brothers died, Others died yeah. We're done with them when Peter and I would just pure the rated sex it man they're gone, but they lived time Peter lived or eighteen. Eighty five holders, you're like sixty somethin, sixty santa nine sixty three. Ah, though the brothers died of years earlier, they put the gun any parting words for me since I've gone now, we'll get out at me. See no, no, you don't get a sink for yourself. I know its not how we do have to go off into the clouds they'll european good decay toad. Oh a hooker I you know you put your hat backwards in europe as well.

I once when you get me like. No, that was your thing, so in eighteen. Eighty eight, the first electric street light was installed in front- Anyhow and then came an electrical grid, other electric companies popped up lots of rivals the gas The gas improvement company was the largest, so they start buying it other emerging all these companies Imagine yeah october tenth, nineteen o five. This led to a monopoly which was called the pacific gas and electric company. Oh my god,. how are you feeling right now? I'm not excited just a few small component. We just a view

our competitors, remained in nineteen o six. The savages earthquake struck and p genie was the old The gas and electric company standing after the earthquake, all small competitors, wiped out a lot of people think they were behind the earthquake. Yes, I do not line pg and he began publishing a journal. Issues were sent to clients, included sections manufacturing and technological developments, political matters- oh my god, scores from company baseball games. A section called some strange, true gas stories ones. economists humor columns personals, so they just fully had.

Gas paper, yeah, that's correct the gesagt. Imagine putting your personal goals only be the nice lady also likes gas gas, loving, single woman. Looking for a man who embraces the gas life, a question box, poetry- and if I may, this poems also about gas- since then. District short fiction, short fiction, ok. One night I was out walk in the streets and I smelled gas bird is that you I said but no it was coming from the lamp post. The gas lamp post

and that's when I saw J, Kate dig this cats and dogs little story about some gas I found under water. There are also biographies of executives It had a section called accidents and their lessons with a brief description of employer deaths from that month. Employer deaths, employer yeah, oh wow, okay. Well, that sounds. That seems like the only section that they would not keep today, yeah right. So throughout the nineteen tens. Pga expanded bought reservoirs, ditches dams and flume from the mining industry, as it sought to get into hydro, electric power, sure by nineteen fourteen p,

junior become the largest system on the west coast and ranked among america's five largest utilities operating in thirty counties and central california. Supplying a population of one point. Three million great keeps growing great, building long pipelines from texas to bring in natural gas. Which is a new, cleaner, cheaper way. It's very clean, yeah yeah, there's nothing wrong with that it's so good america's vague can we find something that actually makes us heat up faster here. So this rough world war, two that's happening. Pgd built it's first, two compressor station stations in to Poc, arizona and hinkley california. Okay, their new network would serve four point: two million customers and need take it seriously. Yeah sure compressor stations increased the pressure to keep the gas

moving through the pipeline quote, to prevent rust from crowding the cooling pay genie uses the corrosion, inhibitor chromium six cronies, is one of the cheapest and most efficient commercially available corrosive inhibitors. Is it safe? Chromium six has been known carcinogen since nineteen twenty five so cheap. Now, yes, I guess right not safe, interesting I mean you, those names are always a bit of a give away. Chromium yet sounds like an villain from mars movie and, as always, followed by a number it's inside you now for magic. Fifty due to nineteen sixty six p Jenny jumped three hundred: seventy million gallons of chromium, six filled water into unlined ponds and created a plume of contaminated groundwater. Two miles long and one mile wide is on jerry. It's not good yeah!

The poem size only increased over time. Mpg didn't report their dumping for another. Twenty one years These feel good episode, yeah. It zappia won over that I think we had an inexplicable rise and birth defects and illnesses. What do you think of us. I have no idea, I assume it's because they were doing something smoking. Maybe I probably hey it's me from before. I hello, hello felt like I should put back in the skin. Would the thing you started. Yeah, really fact why these children have four legs year. That will cause a you what you began, but I was just trying to have some form of my brother ok murderer. We were just talking about thonging about the dog. Now it's too weird. What is of don't tell me that claim it well, it's just that a piece of paper boy said or am I gonna get caught

I don't know it's going to console me and thereby that kids have birth, defects and people are dying of cancer and you're running around talking about dong. Well, maybe, if we dunk ourselves in this polluted, corrosive water, we may get extra. Dog's. He didn't that's crazy enough. The words, not god birds is I'm an angel. So on December seventeen nineteen eighty seven pages in painting he discovered chromium and had entered ankles. and water supply and ten private wealth, some angli rest. Split page, any new, the chromium, six contamination. As early as nineteen sixty five but told no one, so the regional waterborne orders patiently to clean the water, but how ok cleared up a bit

I mean what to filter like yeah, but you get like a pool now. You've got charcoal to go and drain it through that. That's that's what I never understand with these sort of situations. Just like. I will figured out. I think that's how fresh waterworth richer. so they're ordered to clean it and residents in hinkley start. We should start ordering them to drink it, yes, like they should have to drink all of it, not like the little fake obama sip and that's right. They they have to drink it everyday after, like just drink it swim in it and drink it gag toss, your kids in it we got a failure pool with it and it's the only water you can use yeah. That's what we're doing us toy fair. So residents begin to believe the drinking water dust particles and so are causing the cancer birth defects and tumors its.

it's a very rural area, so pga response by stating quote the frequency of these type of health problems was not statistically significant in a population the size of hinkley was not statistics. basically they're saying like this is just regular: birth defects, and these are just rural rural people, get tumors and birth defects and that that is one of the things going on now. That is like it's really a bit of a fucker, because it's a picture of a fuck, a bear fucker because you, distance between when neither your ingesting. These things are when you are exposed to these things and the thing that kills you can be so long, oh yeah, so it's like it. You know. Cancer is just that. I mean cancers. I've is on the rise button. It's like it's, for some reason were were not able to kind of like shrink that timeline enough to be like you did this well, I got a lot

on the city got cancer who yeah in eighteen. Ninety three errand brokerage illegal clerk, big. invest getting the hinkley illnesses and aided in a cloth. action? Lawsuit. Six hundred fifty plainness quote attorneys for the plaintives also alleged that two p genie employee. is turned. Whistleblowers were instructed by page any, to dump all of the hinkley compressor station records in the water. I did in the crimea hurry enneads. Ninety four, I lie oscar. Yes, ninety for a fire, nevada, county burn, five hundred acres, twelve homes and a school page any was charge with seven hundred and thirty nine counts of criminal negligence for failing to trim trees near its power lines. It took the court clerk an hour and a half to read the charges. Oh my god

Can we take a brief recess in the charge rule we gotta get through that I just upset my tongue hurts yeah, not be added, go and I arrived killing dab inspections across western. Nevada found two hundred safety violations where PJ's power lines were touching nearby vegetation during the trial internal page, any memos revealed that paeonies corporate headquarters pray he's managers for cutting down on tree trimming costs. That is the fucking thing like it. Just doesn't stop this where it's just like it's like you ok. Lately I mean it's it's everything now, wherein is just basically like my the little there and then it'll be ok longer, but it alone

new breaks on that train, going through ohio, yeah or dealt put to people on that train. I just want a prosecutes. an expert testified pga me had diverted if million from its tree trimming programme into shareholder profits, so they take the things that will make everything safe and there giving getting to the shareholders point one percent, which then causes fires; yes, but not at not for them, and they were. They were fine. Two million What what are you do? Is there you do? Is there there's eighty million and two and hold on its head All that just ok, ok, I don't wanna rush you! I don't want to rush, please let the human calculator calc, okay, eighty million and two million- is what we're talking

is the greater is on which is bigger, which is the bigger some eighty million to two reasons to their way. The same you know their different once a question more a lot. The mother was the doktor, that's right, nevada, county deputy district attorney, generous quote. Hopefully this sends a message to upper level management that they must do whatever is necessary to comply with law, protect public safety, and I think that history has shown that it has will be read that you've learned your lesson. While that profit you made by the way, I'm the only one talking to the camera. Oh sorry, all that profit you made nope the hinckley case goes to arbitration,

the judge, informed pekinese lawyers that an award winning nineteen. Eighty seven study by a chinese by chinese scientist jane don Zan would be very influential and mckenna John shit, but others it's time to shine. They ve called us back down to earth. The chosen words have been spoken. so Zheng had found a link between ingesting chromium, six and stomach cancer and northeastern china was shocking. I mean it is shocking that we're like. Can you studied as the first forty of the six hundred and forty hinkley residence in arbitration got a total of a hundred twenty million, while so p He was like we're getting at our asses handed to us, so they settled three hats: thirty, three million to the

southern forty, eight plaintiffs in ninety. Ninety six, ok, it was the largest settlement of direct action lawsuits in. U S, history pga was required to stop using chromium. Six and clean up the plume but the clients only got one hundred and ninety six million of the three hundred and thirty three or three hundred thousand per person after legal fees right Dennis, J poston bach is an american scientist, businessman and researcher, and he created the consulting firm called camera risk in nineteen. Eighty five, oh dear, what does cameras sound nice? Oh god, doesn't sound nice like a nice, happy cameron, It uses toxicology and risk assessment to characterize the hazard of chemicals in oil

soil, air, water and food, sediments and similar products cameras, clients include british petroleum and pay genie as a page, any consultant Dennis made three hundred dollars an hour, so cameras scientists go to china and they pay Zheng, oh, no, two thousand realises data. Then they published new change results. Which exonerated chromium six as a cancer causing substance, because they just bribed the guy. Now they just they just they got. They just paid him to look at the raw data. Then they just changed it. Okay and then they published in the journal of occupational environmental medicine, without getting permission from sang.

The second author on the original paper was now the lead and sang names was misspelled in several places, so they just found that guy's. I prefer the report, did not acknowledge that cameras got done almost all of the work and the new static right, so they just wrote it published at night we're good. The program is fine. It's fine, don't get what's the problem. What I don't get is it's not like it's I mean we don't have a lazy mm yet, like your shit too yeah but it's not can affect them because they actually live in rich places. Where doesn't have it done in such on point? No one guess at some point they left the come down like drink are built up at some point. Why be eight because time, because it that the eventually it when push will come to shove and they will run out of resources to

maybe not in our lifetime. So in night to ninety six deregulation comes to California. What like I. I shockingly thought it was already here. If there There were accompany the needs be unburdened by regulation, as it is the honest and great page, any ass for sure at first pigeon he said they were against this deregulation, but conservatism companies like cement companies and still companies are pushing hard because they think it is going to lead to lower rates for that. So once be Jeannie's idlers, doubling gonna happen, they spend millions and contributions to lobbyists and what not to advance their position, Eugenie thinks they can make more money and buy cheaper gas from out of state,

ok, so these regulations are gonna, make it so they can buy from anywhere rashly based on the market. One reason in state electricity is so high is because of mistakes and over costs that have happened like when page any built the dial a k, a nuclear power plant. They built the reactors backwards. An engineer in ninety sure that happens too. It's like lego, it's ikea. It's like a dresser, oopsy yeah. You just got to He built a backwards here. You build the reactors background and it happens her. How can you not it's an easing. The second make Dave just gets that what's big deal yeah, you need the thing. That's called the reactor, yet no one Indeed, sir, it's backwards now over them, not actor. Not so now you just put the rest of it around absolutely mirror up yet

in eighteen eighty one a page engineer, discovered design drawings of the components of the two real. Those were reversed which led to a rash of studies and changes. The plant basically ended up being built three times and almost five billion more than expected so the second time they build a dog did you double reverse? This I thought that goes back, that our honour, why oh fuck you why now we're ready to have you hadn't, let's daughter, no glares did you prove an upside down I no, I does ridden no, my hair, what the fuck is wrong with renewed my hair. Can anybody tell me why we just had this one guy do this? It is clearly an idiot yeah. We're gonna laugh

I don't know I we'd find out who did that you're, the guy yeah I'm in charge much better and there's time where and above all All of these theirs another nuclear power plant they built and then found out. It was on an earthquake fault that russia downs. All these things are just being passed on to the consumer, all their total. complete insane fuck ups loud to be fair, I mean that that done. That's on the general public for the fault. You thought that nonetheless, when chain of credit swiss said quote p gnp, has been well run relative to other utilities around the country. Is their great knows so. Investors like it right.

But an attorney for the utility reform network said quote: there has been this almost endless stream of fiasco, humble diablo, helms the train trimming controversies so making money. So investors, like oh awesome, but there clearly horrible idiots, yeah, like just spectacular, idiots, they're, making money there mega my so with deregulation, page any splits into two companies, And they were allowed to do that because in nineteen eighty, seven the california public utilities. Commission was dominated by republicans and they voted to allow accompany a split and create like a holding company and keep the money here. The other functioning company page, any now has one regulated company and one unregulated company which

it's fine, because if you think about it, there probably gonna do most there's stuff through the regulated one. Yes, the all unregulated one is just kind of like maybe. like a maybe three might live by not very regularly. I got that we want to play by the rules right and I we other one alone. Ramona fell, so I could do to cell phones the one. Everyone knows about: don't worry about, that goes not the one you don't know about, I'm not cheating on you or cheating on you. I just got two cell phones. Maybe you know the number to this one and you're welcome to go through it. What's, in the other, one was just dumb, Gotta love that one that I want I can for the look it looks and feel I gotta go through that one cause you're going to see something. those up my ass, it's our world eyes, glared at no stay away from that phone,

jenny cells off most of its large gas plants and all of its geothermal facilities. So cement. The company would by power from the energy generators at first getting prices right, so they're, no longer controlling their own energy and they're, also because of the direct part of their deregulation. Was that therefore they're being controlled by the government and forced to sell power to consumers at a fixed cost and then profits. from that subsidiary. That selling doesn't have to be used to save costs for the consumers of those issues right so that so their splitting often so. Normally the men have a big chunk of money, and if there is some sort of problem they can they can keep it from passing on the consumer's right.

One other taking another, not your money out! Moving it over here! So now the custodian less right, yeah, there's less spent little yet less regular. Customer advocates noted. Splitting it up and deregulation was an insane risk. The c o quote: if this were a guarantee, I'd sleep better at night, we take the risk if our costs go up for sure yeah, that's on them. If the costs go up, they're going to take the hit great because they split the company into It's going to fine. The thinking was with deregulation. Pga could pay off all the debts from plants like diablo canyon and with the rate. He's the company could take in more than it was paying for energy cause their buying it from cheaply at a state, and so it's a win win! I don't know what you're looking me weird, but you have you have rates they that are still there stuck on.

and then and then they're gonna buy stuff cheap. We can buy cheap, always gonna buy cheap and then there just making money printing money. No, that's yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,. More money means more paying off their debt. So it's a win win, but here's something one of the biggest companies, because the Regulation is happening and state levels, one of the base, Please pushing that as little comical. Enron and now. I now and on the other, the name isabel yeah, yeah, yeah yeah. We did an episode on them, rain, good, good guy, folks, up and up up up and comers. Everything was fine. Didn't created a bull shadow, sir completely outside of politics, yet never fudged a number, not one.

Criminal alive areas do not a nail somewhere so. Because they're now, relying on you know the free market. It's like went to batman villains. together like a bull. I've always wanted to see other joker. The paint wouldn't take it Basically, Enron has p genie by the balls. Ok, that's the deregulation, did not lead to cheaper out of state energy. Beware that afghan, oh, so the california public utility commission, the occult pc, is the one is its pekinese rates and the pc had told page any wendy regulation happened to only sell half their gas plants, not all of them right. Just in case right. There was an issue unita and they could. Then you could still

their own electricity bills, didn't, obviously saw them all and then porcine also did not lock in any long term contracts by electricity plants. What's the big oil, but that's ok, because they are we're gonna put you're forgetting that they got rid of the half. They were told to keep right. Yes, so so what we have here is a plan, a yeah and Yeah. And sure enough out a drought came lots by member. They had kept the only thing they kept all over so hydro, electric power plants, but that's fine because for that you owed, My website so penalized by just spit on everyone. Can I forgot side of regret at spit item them. Now they have to go back.

Most of their electricity from mad, a state which is the plan, as can be cheaper and its. save consumers. Money deserves a lot of money, as they re regulate its absence here snyder lawyer for consumers being and quote so. Do power, enron and the other independence came in and eight p Jeannie's lunch yeah cause they're, just like hey, we need some alike trysts z. If that's, whereas rattle were a kind of in the business of yeah, we serve We haven't, we get this before yeah room, were we made it, but that was. Hard anyway, we're looking for like a too for wine. Now those companies were the ones. The p genie had sold the power plants to us.

This is a good. This is how business should be done as all plays p genie had sold the plants for what they thought was overvalue, so they thought they were taken in italian, the cleaners and then these companies, like, let me show you what the cleaners Have you heard the longer the iranian dukes created, artificial shortages to jack, operates So the unicorn of cheap deregulated energy never came and the You see now refuses to change p genie rates because they were like don't saw the plants right and this is all pigeon- is doing right. So pgd is hemorrhaging cash like ten ten million dollars a day In April two thousand one page any files for chapter eleven.

Claiming nine billion dollars and debt call well, it's been fund to hear about them and I'm glad there's not quote when page any files bankruptcy or is faced with a major incident customer are forced to pay. After former governor jerry brown signed senate bill, ninety one, it was made easier for public utility companies, like p genie, pass along the cost to rate players as long it was, it was just and reasonable. But what does that even mean who's? Determining that that means I yeah. That means that very brown, basically lest us, yet totally fucked us, but just unreasonable, as I saw where work and what the honor system huge company that likes to suck money up and that shit in the water

So the state bells out page any page you need spent about twenty five million lobbying for deregulation and members. even a ten billion dollar bail out from this data, california and man. So there, obviously, after that, their prompt, they're gone right, or when you bail out a public utility. You observe national about proper public utility, but you just let them keep doing what they cool. While I'm sure they learned a bunch of lessons that really is so fuck. I guess that's one of the things not to go off topic, but one of the things that's happening in these palestine is that it's so close in the proximity of time to the shutting down of the strike to the catastrophe, not that they didn't that, not that you were not having these bills, but like this one is like it's not like. I mean trump. Obviously there I mean you can trace back alive.

The issues to what's going on there, but it's just just happened where they're like shut up rail workers. Nobody needs to hear from you and then it's like fuck were averaged seven and then, like two months ago, all the rail workers said this is going to happen so October, sixteenth, nineteen, ninety nine the pen dollar fire burns. Eleven thousand one hundred and twenty five acres, the fire was, caused by a rotten pine tree that fell onto a power line. Oh boy, PD was response the ball for removing debris along paralyze, which it had completely neglected. Yes did, did they save so much money? Don't you understand dutch citizen image money? They saved a lot of money page any settles the case for fourteen points.

a million sane and then rolling blackouts begin a weird, so weird page, any sends out a notice about energy prices to customers, quote pacific ass, an electric, no longer prices, the electricity we bring to your home. We don't make a nickel on the power we buy for our customers. Kind of weird letter is that you're like okay? Let's do that? Hey! We are We don't really do it anymore and we're not profiting so there's going to be pretty bad. So here's the thing Are you guys avert accompanies it? Don't make money right, yeah, we will make ready money look worse than why by paying first. I do for love you, but why my paying you for a servant? What's? Why am I paying you for a service?

I buy from that guy. So then, why aren't I paying that guy? Well, I just give it to you, but you do provide a service. I'm a company doesn't make money. But what is the point of I shouldn't someone who look I like being the middle guy? I don't think we need that at this. What's the point of view like I'm, like a guy, I'm like a guy, there's a flood, I'm a guy at a line taking a sandbag on a passage the next guy, okay. But what if that next guy just know, I'm not even going to use that analogy? No, no! No! So why not get rid of you and I'll just go directly to that company and then they're on the hook for what they're actually doing? Why take the stuff from him by the way? Why is this letter written in cuba clipped out magazine letters we're about that. That's a special farm or using its like a rat gonna kill you in someone's hair, whose hair is the it's fine. It's the bodies hair. Why is there a thumbprint and blood at the bottom? That's just how we

What are you doing? Who are you don't worry about where the fuck he leaves suck on the hose? Oh, my god, that's a living snake, It's real is crazy, don't like what? What are they that year after they send out that notice, PJ's profits increase by twenty six percent in the third quarter alone? It's just its I they're paying off their debt you're buying back their stock and they're telling customers they're not making any money? It's it. It really has just fully become the american dream. Oh it's just insane. The american dream is to just be a part of a company that is just like sorry. We made so much money off of that.

I like what yeah it's our livestock suck you ring. Maybe I should buy a politician. Maybe you guys should get in the gas business, not the wherein it on august, thirty, first, two thousand and one the chromium toxicity. view committee panel, so his power has been put together to look at chromium six because of course it's not play A new report came out. Yes, oh that's, good revalued, actually, kids are getting at lunch, yet it spoke of a pretty good for their tails were bones, so they submit their official report on chromium six, no link between cancer and ingesting chromium six, even though chromium concentrations were described, as quote alarmist and sir

seriously hi. Would it be better if we just had no government or any age? I'm serious! Is that better, because in a way like, I think, you'd think like well, there's like certain things that are, but obviously getting rid of all of it would create like crazy. I mean it'd be crazy, but it seems like you would just some lunatic with an ipad It would just come over at some point, just be like here's, what we're doing and you feel like smoking mirror and you'd, be like it's better. It's just better, like dentists, like denisov. What's his name from water world party like a charge of it and he would end he would just be, would be in charge of it. You billy gad like crazy and I realized A lot of us are dying, but I think what you look like the average of everything most of us are actually happier and dying less,

and I can't really argue with that. So the report relied on the cameras, nineteen, ninety seven bullshit study yeah so and by the way, what is the point of having them investigate a study that is already like? Why not do except I get it it's literally. We need to just start throwing them in these bodies of water and being like drink it now so good drink it yeah go ahead. Have some the environmental health hazard assessment office then withdrew it's public health goal for chromium amounts allowed in american water, which is was hopefully zero? Will now it's now. It's like whatever. Let's go Welcome to lay chromium and other law firm, five, the lawsuit on behalf of nine hundred people for chromium, six related illnesses.

Two years later, senator Deborah Ortiz how the senate hearing to investigate interference in the chromium committees finds that the committee's fine ha their errand rocket. Ambrosch Kovich denounced the panel quote. The panel was conceived with noble purpose, but it became corrupt, skewed and biased. Due to the. They were influence from companies with a financial stake in its conclusions, dimension dennis passing back was on the panel. Let's find that's cool and other pga employ also sure, but they were probably there and some different yet therewithal hanging out there. They were there. much more straightforward position. Pgd and cameras were not legally obligated to disclose their involvement with the panel

The dentists, like literally, what is the, what? What are we? What are we doing? What are we doing, and this was like back when I would be like things- were pretty good like what the fuck are. We do now we're just. It is just beyond. So he was able to stay on the panel, even though something Knew about it and couldn't draw any attention to it. You know like consumer groups or whatever, because it's legal reason. A kick him off, like you can't read, do anything. But then this is all reveal during the senate. Hearing so Dennis resigns from the panel with great honour quote: none the less The panel's report still relied heavily on his work. Lifting entire passages word for word from an earlier report. He had help prepare for us industry, clients, nice around the time of this panel, Dennis drank a glass of water containing chromium, six and

open in a hot tub filled with the supposedly contaminated water. Does you bear away? It is our way aids. I I buried seti due to produce harm sit. Did he do it? front of anyway. I don't use just like I did at the other night. I don't every sunday. He then earned the nickname, doktor evil. Wow, that's good! I like what we finally found a doctor, evil yeah Dennis continue to run come risk. was the editor in chief for the journal of children's health. I just don't under then, a hundred grand, ok, ok, I get adults even even beyond, even beyond being allowed to have you you had this, he. How does he do it teaches? How do you mean to? How did you do it? Yet? He has no saw he s, but how was a dark ass? A lack cloud inside yes, but that's not ok. Why,

I said to these people are, but how are the people, the norfolk train, people? They are all fucking, evil and say they're no different than real killer, but I are no different. I hear I think I think they have there's some there's some way where they convince themselves that its now don't you die think that they revel in causing suffer. No, are you just? How would they do that's my question? That's my question. They are like serial killers. They get off. causing the pain and suffering they get off on it. I remember the dongle sir, said the wizard Every time I shut the fuck, you have a jacket with a big romeo

talk about silvering, silver, the skin game off ass, fine, look that it really is like Dennis was also pointed to a cdc mentioned geronium disease that assess the health effects, environmental chemicals by the bush administration guide, of my city, he's. Fine, you guys is not rapid. All david ferrie jogging chromium, David Michael's, professor george rationing, university, school of public health and health services quote. We can only continue to think that p genie paid cameras to manufacture a study that would bolster its assertion that ingested chromium has not been shown to increase cancer risk, so they distribute paid for and they thought it they they got it that easy

In two thousand and four two fires- the salmon fred fires, Fred fire me will endure fred fire the serious name yeah, that's what it was, the fred fire that got the guy they're like listen, Andy, we're going to actually take you off the naming committee right now, fred Larry commoner. No, no! No! I got very gonna work that is where did just give him Man like dude names is just sort of strange for us. Bernie.

No yeah, you like it? No guarantees burn in no. No. What I'm saying is like I'm not saying that we it's really helpful if you kind of name it after the region and not just some like guy who maybe works in an office. Do not I'm saying this town is fred? No, it's not that's not what this town's called yeah. No, this is arrowhead arrow for no get out now get out now get out now leave the paper you took. Get out now we know you've been taking copy paper get out now. The fact that your lips are moving and your eyes have that look of the wheels are sort of turning and then another words going to come out of your head is not ok now get out now. Do not have that I heard you say something, but I don't want to know what it is get out. Bridget proof we like that

diversity actually loving. So the salmon for advisers burn about eight thousand acres of federal forest and the fires were caused by page any power lines which still lacked necessary. Safety features this is eight years later to be genie. Contractors, western environmental consultants and davy tree expert company. We're I am for the fires for not clearing the vegetation, see. I think it's partially, that they all do it so there's like strengthen numbers, are all the lunacy. I'm not saying they have souls, but it's it's like they all just get so used to, like you know, drinking virgin blood out a bath tubs at their little masked orgies. If they're, just like man, it's cool, we're like the upper crust. I mean you know it's. Just these guys want to save money. They wanna make money, yeah and they're going to do it on the back

by cutting back on, but can we should be doing yeah pigeon? You eventually pay six point, one million the fact that every time you say I am shocks me you better be better performing others less, so P. Judy emerges from bankruptcy in two thousand and four after pay.

ANG ten point two billion to it's hundreds of creditors, but which was basically paid for by a bailout. I mean yeah they. Yet during that period, sadly, they could not pay dividends to their investors. Jesus, so people took a hit. Some people took ahead buddy, you know what I mean. Sometimes yeah you just let enough you start to think that yup there's no justice in this world. Man they're buying back the stock as best they can no dammit. How are they going to afford to give there so they try to hot, though now they can pay them.

and again after two thousand and four, it's not good enough. They better be huge, so make it up so peach peach and he wanted to split the company into four parts with three under federal control, but the judge would not allow it the bankruptcy judge. It's always amazing when a good judge, pops up, yeah and so pgd would go forward as an intact company under pc regulation. Dave the bankruptcy announcement that they came out and there you know back back to business. Pjs corporate shares were at twenty nine dollars triple their price of eleven dollars. Almost on the eve of bankruptcy filing so wall street loves a winner, so they they went into bankruptcy and their stock almost tripled right.

consumers would now get higher rates expected to be six point. Two billion to eight two billion above market prices through two thousand and twelve, an average of thirteen hundred to seventeen hundred per customer. It's just I I don't. I they a side effect of chromium must be malays. I don't get it, they don't care. I, but not them us owe us. I don't you get it I dont get. I think that people are people know they're, not gonna, there's nothing. You can do to get politicians do anything. Everybody goes beyond that its we can be like burnt down, nor, like some very uniting I'm running out of one of their parties. It is building a minute cut, like their stomachs

Why don't we burned on page you need now I get it. I mean France will not put up with this. Oh, my god, France. So in eighteen, eighty six there was a fire which is eaten, knows a blood members of its weak. Yes, in a statue out of our turns out of what our garrets, why not because facts em fuck them what took so long? What are you doing? smoking near power lies in six. There was a fire and emission street sub station in the fire department had a hard time locating where the fire was. That's bad afterwards the report was issued on actions that should be taken to stop the fires at the substantially improve fire detection and pga did nothing

pigeon ease, ensure department, completed surveys in nineteen, ninety seven in nineteen, ninety eight and two thousand, and in two thousand and two four to six years after the ninety ninety six fire and report, the same issues remained, none were resolved. Is that a problem? It's good? This is good towards fixing something. I've often found that no adjustments as good a step in the right direction as rent in december. On december, twenty two thousand and three a fire occurred at paeonies mission sub station and resulted in o o why? But we did so much to do nothing about it. We did all the nothing we did everything we weren't wait. We got the whole report, we didn't do any of it. How much more can we not do? Are we supposed to do good less more? Oh, my lord. It resulted in a complete

shut down of the substantial and left more than a hundred thousand customers in san francisco without power, including many downtown retail stores, filled with shoppers on the peak holiday shopping weekend. There was substantial smoke at the sub station, but the fire that was the source of the smoke could not be located. You know it would be interesting to see if they may be did some towards being able to locate that for the future. So just a wild idea. department left? They couldn't find the fire I write when you like you, put it out now. You just lie smoke, Laguna gotta Josie might have done five hours later. p genie located the fire and called the fire department back cod, and they put it out service- would not be restored until the next night Total damages to retailers and businesses was four million dollars, the city,

such an investigation and discovered it was exactly the same as the ninety ninety six fire and pity he had done nothing to fix the problem the city demanded period. They wanted to fight of four point: six million is the peace and if I have ten million npg and he settled for six point, five million k and surely they change, they learn the less yes, Well, that's never gonna happening. I assure you in two thousand and five lisa a forty seven year old mother of two was walking to her new job on kearny street in san Francisco won an underground transformer exploded. Fire shot up through the sidewalk. The explosion lifted to six ton, cement and steal. Vault covers it. Also through a man will cover thirty feet into the air

here by storefront was set on fire. Lisa quote, I remember opening my eyes. I can't believe we're hearing a quote from her saying a cloud of black smoke and thinking to myself. Thank god. I can still see LISA suffered third degree burns on our hands, arms and feet secondary burn burns. on her face chin, neck and ears, she had major fractures on her arm and a shattered elbow burns covered forty percent of but of her body. She was put into a fight. If weak, medically induced coma a peach, any spokesmen, we want a credit least suffer great now wouldn't work. What I cannot wait for this quote we're very- sorry she was injured by our equipment and this explosion. We were

no the know that is going to do the right thing for the family, we ve offered to pick up the cost of oliver medical treatment. I don't see this? How generous are they gear if they are going to pay? for her medical treatment like the idea that there is a world where you wouldn't, but that's the give like imagine life. it is someone's car and being like. You know. I want to do the right thing and then help you take care of your dog. You take care of that. Like Jesus Christ, LISA Nash survived after two of intensive care in the hospital and she would win a twenty million dollar lawsuit against paging, and we just want to thank her for zoo in us. We did the right thing and what the court said really good word by her. We feel like we're donated

twenty million dollars to the LISA nash foundation, because it is judged the dead dewey afternoon visit last year and two thousand and six beginning paid two and ninety five man to eleven hundred more people for chromium related illnesses. The very last hinkley claim was settled in two thousand and eight for twenty million. That year at the national institute of health found that chromium six did indeed cause cancer in mice. When ingested, and my and my nice, my said people jack, okay, that's fair, that's fair, yeah, the pa to get a review of quote, quote chromium related effects based on new science. I love the idea. that they were like letting they were just like, but it was settled a while ago, like you need an update. You telling me this chemical is bad, but look at this break report that was funded by people who work for the company. That's the thing!

when he knows the fake report. Everybody knows the fucking important. Now it's like and now they're like. Oh, we should. We should go back and take a look at this. I think we should take a look at this now. Imagine how many people got by chromium and that time to get here and I go to go and put her anywhere good for innovation and thick report. Official love. It it's like silver bait. The plume in hinkley continue to spread, despite requirements for a clean up in two thousand and ten, it was discovered. Contaminated water had infiltrated the deeper lower aquifer, Pga me began selling bottled water to thank the residents, we're going to do the right thing itself, We boy we failed terrible. Boys in Iraq were sellen wearing it, do the right thing and we're gonna sire.

A bottle of as a heavily plastic to water for three fifty a bot. No, no! No! No! No! No! I see the pitchforks and torches. We insist. We want to do what's right, we wanted. This was an act of god. We want to do what's right. We feel terrible and luckily will be able to make a little money off the water, but god we feel bad and they also started buying up property of people who started leaving my god it's it. It is a good business model in every metric, other making money and their buying property and their selling water by two thousand and thirteen. The hank chromium plume have expanded Two miles long and one of my wide to six miles, long and four miles wide pages.

It spent seven hundred million trying to fix a situation. A pavia journalist asked PJ's lead on the clean up. Why was taking so long quote it? the complex project. We are highly regulated, yeah go. There's a lot of interested parties. The other thing is it's very important to us get it right, I mean so great. I I am outside what covering around the other way. Now I like, like a little bare ban, the absolute her holidays pigeon. He said it already clean. Fifty four acres of contaminated water and a half mile concrete barrier to contain the plume they also pumped ethanol into the ground, to convert

Chromium six into the more benign chromium- three, that's also that's very common out there doing everything their pumping in another than that There's a lot of deep aquifers in California that are are full of toxins, and so they're they're going to pump in other stuff to break up the that's what they do with that with oil spills to get where they do corrects it and yeah that turned out great. I don't have a little fun black balls to play with when you're on the base, but they are should hey. Look at the seven hundred true impact. Now right. Oh look at the Jia. You, like jumbo shrimp Add xyz shrimp seems like a dog saudi hull, water down under water dawn The pigeon he said it began planting acres of alfalfa to irrigate, it'd be jenny, fuck you and then their feet in the air

If I, the chickens at the chicken farm that they so they're like look here at pg, any farms where a utopia is just out side of the atlantic. It's a secular life yeah. He grew alfalfa, the chickens eat it, the chickens, drink, the chickens die, it's a lot like when we feed people, chromium water but hopefully residents now started reporting high levels of arsenic and manganese in their wells. Jesus is it just mirrors. Hinkley seem like a bunch of wine provisionally, stop Pga insisted. It's chemicals occurred naturally, and it always been that those have always been there just check. Well, that's part. One next time is part two or, as I call it the fires me: oh, does it get worse? Yes, it's so It's just like eighty everywhere. If the idea, let me,

say this, and then you can do thing. The idea that we're an actual country that that that that we walk around that that the like that we put the flag at half mast like the flag should no longer be raised. It should always be on the ground yeah. It should like all that the fact that we have the fourth of July, the state of the union. We have flag pins, we're just not a country, never just that. It's just it's it's just a joke. Where were were? We are a product for companies to harvest yeah. We we are like a zombie body, yes, and now, whatever like the the thing, is that's in the brain that ate it and is controlling us to just go round and find other brains to eat were that and meanwhile people act the best guy on earth. Now you can, if, if, if you

We don't burned down the norfolk headquarters. This keeps happening. Like I mean that's, the response has to be crazy those people in ohio, higher or go through everything the hinkley people went to, and there will be no help that not a care. What everybody says: they're good, there was a woman of goddamn. I forgot. I forgot the name of the journey. Us, but Jordan anyway petersen. You, like that Jordan petersen, he a on the ground, he's talking to people area and he's got arrested now now they're out there, I not higher level and there's a woman- and she says, like kids, I think and ass. She she was gone

for a few days because of you, Bill and then they set aside to come back and she came back and her one year old was like lethargic and, like you know Just check him out of his nose and you must say, is a tear I called, but really really bad off and sticking to the hospital. And what do you think they did right when it got to the hospital and that's right, a chemical shower? Oh, my god, so that's what's going on there. And they're not gonna, get help unless we all fucking screen when do You know they ve already gone around and tried to get people to sign things that basically waved their liability. Theyve offered everyone there, a thousand. They did the bottled water thing

for everyone, a thousand dollars there. Try there. poligized when they're trying to do it, they're trying to get away with it, because it's blown up barton upon into an end to an actual story, because its thank god for David, throw the lover because they ve been putting the most pressure on also that status coup. Coop gotta you gotta, go to start cuban and watch the videos, it's unbelievable, but they do again like them. The whole model is that damage destroy. Kill get away with it it if it makes you profit yeah and that's just like the the you know: there's just there's no humanity to the business in this country anymore. Right, not not that not that we've had that for a long time, but it is now it's sweet. It's it's! It's a joke! It's it's peak! It's it's

You know it's the end of capitalism, it's what marx predicted like and then and then when it comes to this thing it to me it doesn't. I don't understand why. So there are a lot of problems that lead to shit like this and there's a lot more problems going on outside of this, but with this in particular, it was right. If I have this correct, it was, and obama wanted to change the way. The braking system worked. That kind of got that kind of got the breaks kind of got put on that because of you know, corporate influence, your whatever changes were going to be made or were made trump basically reversed or stopped yup, and then Biden didn't do anything to change and then, when it came to the railway strike the the Democrats, who are in power at the time, fully sort of

shot that all down again and now what you have, as you have people saying this was trumps doing and you have people saying this is the veto by them and buddha judge. This is their doing and you have these two camps sort of arguing over whose fault it is right, without just recognising the clear unification between the moment, which is that fuck tramp and fuck, whose empower now because the idea that they couldn't reverse what tromp dead is totally crazy. People need to stop being brainwashed by one of the two political power.

It is in this country, it you, you are capable of walking and chewing gum. At the same time, you can think the trump is disgusting lying traitorous shit bag, as well as agreeing that the Democrats did nothing to undo the trader is shit bags doing because there also completely corrupted in and corporately influence, and so, when you live under it, so I believe that the whole reason why their able to get away with the rigged game is because we look at it like we're end of sea fc teams, and we just want our side to take home the trophy and it's just it's- how they get away with it, they just

The the the the pendulum swing between these two were going to make your lives better. No, we're going to make your lives better and nothing gets better. I I just I I I can't fucking and- and I I mean you and I both take so much shit for talking like this, because it I look and- and this was partially for the breaks for those other there's other bigger problems of the trains. The brake system, which we have on our trains, our civil war era technology in england the brakes we should have. Serving introduced in the nineteen twenties and became standard in the nineteen fifties. So you don't get to blame one president. You get the blame fifty. fucking years of the seventy years of them. They all could a fuckin done. It they're all cropped and they don't that's it.

I think, a lot of letting the roll back of safety because to what were taught it to what year time out in this story you have you have they would all the down to. You have two or three people on these trains, and then it went down to one person and now we're like we need to people back on the train. It's like that. You can't live under a system that has to every quarter, make more money. You just can't know, won't wait. It's gonna at some point they're going to like It's going to be like the the penguin episode at some point, they're going to be throwing us in fiery vats to turn us into oil and we're going to below. Oh gotcha. I can see happening again, see like congresswomen. Ok, let's give them money to fix every More data needs to get them; they don't fix it yeah! No, I mean that that that's the that's all we always to go and a euro investigate themselves, the that's what's happening

norfolk is supposed to clean up. Are there no other companies that can clean up the environment said that the water was safe to drink, with all the dead fish and with all the debt, but with all the clear like cam chemical ripples in the water? and they were saying that water was safe to drink. That was like that. Was government agencies saying yes well. They basically said that the water suit drink, but one year, all are getting chemical showers when they go to the yard. Can we just say quickly? It is great to live in a country where you can actually lightyear tap water on fire That's pretty cool research was done by todd knack a million sources Read some of the books, the sketch you read the book out loud, a whole book Jesus Christ, a sketch of the life of Peter Donnie of san francisco

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what they said and what they did in their emails and like just how fuckin how these people aren't communicating through carrier pigeon anymore with the corruption, is off the charts and again I I call them serial killers, their serial killer, if they kill. Why give one give unseal. The death penalty, yet one now prevalent prospect totalling if you start added jumped, that's it give one the death penalty as one and it's all over the entire game. False part just takes one guys had just bright. I you know what and to the point of like selling bottled water, make it an event make it lets It should be on like faction area and you can sell like little. Caesar's can do like bumper and you can have him in life. You know like a mountain dude like gaiety

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