Welcome To The World of Castigation Without Explanation

Welcome To The World of Castigation Without Explanation

Goodbye 1st Amendment to the Constitution of the United States of America


July 17, 2023

Written by: Clarence William Page



We have entered the era of Castigation Without Explanation (CWE).

If you are fired from your job or position of employment for unexplained reasons, you are probably a victim of Castigation Without Explanation.

If your social media account or other Online activity is suspended or cancelled for unexplained reasons, you are probably a victim of Castigation Without Explanation.

Castigation Without Explanation concepts are now being codified and made law (in a number of countries).

If they don't like your points of view, their "Terms of Service" often allow them to castigate you without explanation.

Welcome to the post-1st Amendment world. Say...

U.S. Department of Energy Announces Actions to Bolster Domestic Supply Chain of Advanced Batteries | site |



In Concert with White House Report on Supply Chain Vulnerabilities, DOE Takes Immediate Steps to Create Jobs and Secure America’s Economic Competitiveness



(Information contained in U.S. Department of Energy press release dated: June 8, 2021)

Washington, D.C. - - The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) today announced new immediate policy actions to scale up a domestic manufacturing supply chain for advanced battery materials and technologies. These efforts follow the 100-Day review of advanced batteries—directed by President Biden’s Executive Order on America’s Supply Chains—which assesses vulnerabilities and opportunities in the current and forecasted battery supply chain landscape, and identifies policy recommendations to address them. Together, these actions will position the U.S. to lead an emerging global market,...

Creating Equity in Energy for People of Color | site |


(Information contained in U.S. Department of Energy [DOE] news release dated: February 23, 2021)

Today’s battle against climate change and efforts to develop clean, renewable sources of energy, have laid bare the disparities facing Black, Indigenous, and people of color in America in the energy space. Efforts like President Joe Biden’s latest executive order to address climate change aim to address inequities that have prevented underserved communities from accessing the benefits of clean energy. Amid this shifting landscape, Shalanda Baker sees a chance to make a positive difference as the Department of Energy’s first-ever deputy director for Energy Justice. “I’m excited about the potential to remediate the most hazardous and harmful impacts of climate, while also creating opportunities for economic empowerment in the communities who are most impacted by climate change,” she said. B...

U.S. Department of Energy to provide $15 Million for New Bioimaging Instrumentation and Approaches | site |


Research Aims at Capturing “Live” Cellular Processes


(November 16, 2020) - - The U.S. Department of Energy published today the following information:

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) announced plans to provide up to $15 million for bioimaging research to develop new and improved instrumentation and approaches to visualizing metabolic processes in living cells. “Visualizing cellular processes as they happen in vivo is critical to deepening our insight into biological processes,” said Dr. Chris Fall, Director of DOE’s Office of Science. “These techniques will provide the new methods needed to measure cellular processes as they happen—information important for understanding, predicting, and ultimately designing beneficial new biological processes.” Research will have two main areas of ...

U.S. Department of Energy Announces Energy Incubator Funding Opportunity | site |


EPIC Program to Support Hardware Development and Testing in Regional Innovation Clusters


(October 29, 2020) - - The U.S. Department of Energy published today, October 29, 2020, the following information: WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) released a funding opportunity announcement (FOA) for its Energy Program for Innovation Clusters (EPIC). With up to $4 million in available funding, the EPIC FOA is the second of a two-part, $5 million program sponsored by DOE’s Office of Technology Transitions (OTT). The FOA seeks to recognize innovation accelerating organizations focused on stimulating energy hardware development and related supportive ecosystems. “The Department of Energy is home to the world’s greatest R&D talent, and America succeeds when there is a comprehensive value chain that encompasses all levels of technological develo...

Dan Brouillette Confirmed By The U.S. Senate To Be Secretary of Energy | site |



(December 2, 2019) - - Today, the U.S. Department of Energy published the following information:

Dan Brouillette

WASHINGTON, D.C. - Today, in a bipartisan vote of 70-15 the United States Senate confirmed Dan Brouillette to be the 15th U.S. Secretary of Energy. An official swearing in will take place at a later date. Prior to confirmation, Acting Secretary Brouillette served as the Deputy Secretary of Energy under Secretary Rick Perry. “I am honored and humbled by the opportunity to serve the American people, President Trump, and DOE’s dedicated civil servants in this new role,” said Acting Secretary Brouillette. “I want to thank President Trump for placing his confidence in me to help advance America’s national security, energy security, and economic security through groundbreaking science, technology and innovat...