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Your truck is still connected even though you opted out of the services. The radio can be turned on/off remotely for service (Sirius), remote engine start, keyless entry, garage door opener, even your tire pressure monitor system has a receiver in the truck. I am sure there are more. These signals all go through computer modules and the TIPM.
Of course he wants the carbon tax, he makes billions from other car companies selling his credits to them so they can continue to produce gas V8's that we Americans want.
Money for nothing. . . . . . You know the thing.
Kind of looks like a lens reflection of the tail of the plane, just above the brighter one is a slight refection of color, (flag on tail) and off to the right is the other light from the tail. If you look to the left is another floating light, probably from near the front or wing of the plane.
The high speed rail system is/was suppose to run from LA up through the Central Valley areas (San Joaquin, Sacramento) to San Fran., far south of Paradise, CA.
Paradise sits on a hill top in the Northern Sierra Mountains with deep ravines and canyons on most sides and this was why many people got trapped, basically one road in and out. The fire raged up the canyons to the hill top town.
The fire was started by a downed PGE power line due to high winds.
High winds, canyons and fires can be a terrible thing in the mountains.
I am guilty of spelling it "rouge" on rare occasions when I am in a hurry and I have been playing Rogues in video games for over 25 years. It has all the same letters. I am also not the best typist on a keyboard.
Most of my rogues have rosy red checks anyway.
I once did two weeks active duty training at a recruitment booth at the California State Fair and I was in a BCT (Basic Combat Training unit), not a recruiting unit.
It was fun, see a pretty girl walk by and ask her if she would like to learn to drive a battle tank. Worked pretty often in opening new relationships.
The Appalachian Mountains run up and down the east coast, a much older mountain range than the Sierras on the west coast. It is full of fault lines that still do sometimes move and the Hopatcong Fault is one of them, running through NJ and NY.
It is nothing new and has minor movement from time to time. I use to live in central NJ and have felt the earth rumble a couple of times.
Check out "Dutchsinse" on YouTube, (I know), very good info on quakes all over the world. Am sure he will have an upcoming video mentioning this along with a host of other info.
There is a place in NJ called Cheesequake not far from where I use to live, I wonder how it got its name?
Some engineers will do that for railfans, especially if children are around.