Households are being offered £10 a day to cut electric usage at peak times in a bid to avoid winter blackouts. The deal relies however on smart meters which are unreliable and have been installed in around only half of homes and small businesses. National Grid yesterday issued a dramatic warning that gas shortages could lead to three-hour power cuts in some areas. Customers would be warned in advance of the blackouts which are likely to occur in the morning peak or between 4pm and 7pm. A move to implement power cuts would need approval from the Government and King Charles, who would need to sign off an emergency Privy Council order. The number of homes left without electricity would depend on how many power plants need to be shut down because of gas shortages. The warning will spark memories of the 1970s, when strikes by coal miners forced Ted Heath's Tory government to introduce blackouts and a three-day week.
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It's almost as if 'conspiracy theorists' must have copies of the NWO's actual script when they warn of these moves a few months before, and they then without fail and to the letter come true!