Beam me to Planet Gore !
Wind power is a dud, I cannot believe environmentals support it, they are not good for the enviornment, effect weather, are killing off entire bat species and killing lots and lots of birds.
Window power is a no go.
I read somewhere that if we covered the entire state of Nevada in solar panels we could power the entire US pollution free, that is what I’d like to see us do.
We need to innovate on energy, but the pursuit must not be subsidized with taxpayer money.
We have coal and gas for generations. Green energy is a scam like the global warming scam it was proposed to solve.
It takes massive amounts of liberal arts talent to achieve the virtually 100% fail rate of the Obamaloon and his clown show.
I really really want to be on the jury when the trials of he ahd his felon-tax evading-idiot cohorts begin after CW-II.
OK. I’ve posted this serveral times and yet have had someone tell me different.
I live in Bloomington. I work in Lagrange, GA. Everytime I come home I fly over the Champaign to Bloomington area. I’ll drive on I74 to Peoria. So in short, I’m looking at just about all of the hellatious eye sores of wind mills that blot the landscape there.
I’m told that the farmers there are paid $5000 per year to allow these erections on their property. They’re tall noisy structures.
HERE’S THE DEAL. EACH AND EVERY TIME I COME HOME, EVERY WINDMILL, PROBABLY WELL OVER 100, ARE ROTATING. THERE’S NO CLOUD IN THE SKY. NO WIND, AND YET THESE PROPS ARE ROTATING.
I SAY BS!!!
There is no way just 200 feet from the ground there is a Kitty Hawk style wind tunnel going through the heartland 24/7.
I say this is BS. As long as the blades are rotating the federal dollars will be coming.
ONLY NEWT SEES THROUGH THIS CRAP.
[ enough to power 3.3 million homes per year ]
Yeah when the wind is blowing.. when its not.. ZIP..
I wonder if 3.3 million is a bit optimistic?.. maybe even a lie?
We should end subsidies for big oil too while we’re at it!
Hey, Bimbo-boxer and Putrid-Pelosi are rumored to have supported a mission to the sun —— because we could always land at night.