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Wow, the green deal is becoming costly. We have a lot of those windmills in america, too. They look ugly as sin, and I swear half of them are turned off everyday. Even when there are high demands for energy during the summer.
more than 25 years ago, I once gave a lecture in the local parliament in North Rhine-Westphalia in Germany about the destruction of the cultural landscape by green projects. that brought me nothing but anger and humiliation
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Its not getting better. People believe green energy is better. Its actually a lot more inefficient.
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And yet...it seems like every time I look at a mainstream newspaper, you see another article about the climate apocalypse. Like for instance this one - we're now reaching a "tipping point" apparently, no way back. Take a look at this panic mongering:
An excerpt:
As global temperatures spiked to their highest levels in recorded history on Monday, ambulances were screaming through the streets of Tokyo, carrying scores of people who’d collapsed amid an unrelenting heat wave. A monster typhoon was emerging from the scorching waters of the Pacific Ocean, which were several degrees warmer than normal. Thousands of vacationers fled the idyllic mountain town of Jasper, Canada ahead of a fast-moving wall of wildfire flames.
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34 sats \ 1 reply \ @TomK OP 29 Jul
this is the gigantic media machine that is pushing the Davos agenda and forcing its implementation in panic mode. Control mechanisms, travel restrictions, cbdcs, all the crap that is supposed to save the world.
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Panic is the right word.
Just look at the text. It's insane, the amount of emotionally charged propaganda that's directed at us.
highest levels in recorded history ambulances were screaming scores of people who’d collapsed unrelenting heat wave monster typhoon scorching waters Thousands of vacationers fled fast-moving wall of wildfire flames
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