Comments on: Loadshedding: BEE and AA to blame… Yeah whatever. http://entropy.co.za/blog/rant/loadshedding-bee-and-aa-to-blame-yeah-whatever/ information out of chaos Thu, 03 Jun 2010 19:13:45 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: King Q http://entropy.co.za/blog/rant/loadshedding-bee-and-aa-to-blame-yeah-whatever/comment-page-1/#comment-23272 King Q Thu, 03 Jun 2010 19:13:45 +0000 http://entropy.co.za/blogs/WAM/?p=27#comment-23272 Just because 99,9999999999999999999999999% of them are like that does not mean you should generalise. Just because 99,9999999999999999999999999% of them are like that does not mean you should generalise.

]]> By: Cleric http://entropy.co.za/blog/rant/loadshedding-bee-and-aa-to-blame-yeah-whatever/comment-page-1/#comment-70 Cleric Fri, 01 Feb 2008 08:12:54 +0000 http://entropy.co.za/blogs/WAM/?p=27#comment-70 I blame Telkom for not giving them proper and affordable lines to mail the problems to the government! Then again, if Telkom doesn't, Eskom can threaten Telkom by cutting their power of even more :P So what is the main problem? They both are run by the wrong people, they are all corrupt, greedy, arrogant, selfish, and all have the basic lack of IQ!!! The grass dies wherever they walk - some of you might know what I'm trying to say here :P I think this country will prosper when the government will stop screwing around with BEE k@k, and just accept that mostly it's whites that does the job right! Not saying the whites in this country are all better than the blacks, but come on... Has what happened now with Eskom (and many other things in the past) not yet proven this fact yet!?!? This is my short and sweet input on this... Trust me, I can go on and on about certain things that I can't really post publicly :( I blame Telkom for not giving them proper and affordable lines to mail the problems to the government!

Then again, if Telkom doesn’t, Eskom can threaten Telkom by cutting their power of even more :P

So what is the main problem? They both are run by the wrong people, they are all corrupt, greedy, arrogant, selfish, and all have the basic lack of IQ!!!
The grass dies wherever they walk – some of you might know what I’m trying to say here :P

I think this country will prosper when the government will stop screwing around with BEE k@k, and just accept that mostly it’s whites that does the job right! Not saying the whites in this country are all better than the blacks, but come on… Has what happened now with Eskom (and many other things in the past) not yet proven this fact yet!?!?

This is my short and sweet input on this…
Trust me, I can go on and on about certain things that I can’t really post publicly :(

]]> By: Moeks http://entropy.co.za/blog/rant/loadshedding-bee-and-aa-to-blame-yeah-whatever/comment-page-1/#comment-69 Moeks Wed, 30 Jan 2008 20:01:18 +0000 http://entropy.co.za/blogs/WAM/?p=27#comment-69 Wet coal burns longer.... Wet coal burns longer….

]]> By: Mel http://entropy.co.za/blog/rant/loadshedding-bee-and-aa-to-blame-yeah-whatever/comment-page-1/#comment-67 Mel Mon, 28 Jan 2008 18:34:41 +0000 http://entropy.co.za/blogs/WAM/?p=27#comment-67 Other problems are that no other producer of power may sell it. So we do have an example of alternative power at Bethlehem in the Free State (...no...nothing is free there..), where they have created a hydro electric plant and eventually got licensed to sell it to Bethlehem's municipality, but at the same price as what Eskom would sell power, nothing less. Smells of price fixing to me. They do concede that hydro power from our own rivers may not be sustainable in winter when rivers are lower, but it is a start. And with Cahora Bassa dam flooding mid-Mozambique every year, it seems there is enough water to keep up a good supply. What does Eskom say about their supply of power they are buying from the Cahora project? - or did that get wet too? Other problems are that no other producer of power may sell it. So we do have an example of alternative power at Bethlehem in the Free State (…no…nothing is free there..), where they have created a hydro electric plant and eventually got licensed to sell it to Bethlehem’s municipality, but at the same price as what Eskom would sell power, nothing less. Smells of price fixing to me.

They do concede that hydro power from our own rivers may not be sustainable in winter when rivers are lower, but it is a start. And with Cahora Bassa dam flooding mid-Mozambique every year, it seems there is enough water to keep up a good supply.

What does Eskom say about their supply of power they are buying from the Cahora project? – or did that get wet too?

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