Category Archives: Electric cars and charging infrastructure

What’s smart about slave labour?

Posted on January 25, 2026 by Rex Tyler

These bloody great giants Running now on our roads Ev are the answer They have forgotten the codes The silence surrounding COBALT and the need Mining in The Congo Where thousands now bleed Poverty draws them Tho mining in places … Continue reading →

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Cheap and clean energy according to the Japanese

Posted on August 18, 2025 by Rex Tyler

Piezo electric floor tiles Pace makers apparently Energy placement energy building Creating really beautifully Attracting would be creators Of the energy they use Exceptionally positive It has to be good news

Posted in Activism in art, At the edge of a Dawn, Electric cars and charging infrastructure, Energy, energy(developing new ideas), Japan | Leave a comment

Milliband 2

Posted on May 4, 2025 by Rex Tyler

Deluded that’s his state of mind Cantankerous as can be Striving for zero tolerance Iniquitous for me Shutting down our industry A heartless no where tripper Putting good souls out of work Dim the sun

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Copper and the EV’s

Posted on August 15, 2023 by Rex Tyler

What do you know There’s always someone Around the corner clearly going to try And make a few Bob from earnings And here apparently is why Electric charging infra structure Is taking a hit And motorists with electric cars Find … Continue reading →

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