Dangerous stuff

[klondike]

I bought a tiny radio. In that tiny radio is a tiny lithium battery. There was a note that delivery would cost more and may take longer because of that dastardly battery.

Got me wondering - will we still be paying more for stuff with batteries when all the delivery lorries have been forced to be EVs?

I saw a YouTube video about 10 vehicles that have become uninsurable in the UK.
All electric of course. From the tiny Nissan Leaf to very expensive cars such as Range Rover Evoke (too easy to steal) through a big Merc (too costly to repair) Top or should that be bottom was the Jaguar iPace (too costly to repair). Oh what joys there are to come post the eventual stopping of all but EVs entering the market. I read that they are scuppering the hopes of good old repairable diesels with £760 road fund licences coming to many.

I'm wondering if it really is a conspiracy theory to suggest that the powers that be want to restrict mobility for the plebs,