Michigan Trying To Take Away Local Government's Rights on Green Energies.

a reply to: quintessentone

I believe it is absolute.

And you said it, "the narrative" That is all it is.
Because there is a TON of money to be made in the so called "green initiative"
Not a whole lot of money to be made in actually cleaning up the mess we already made. (which would do so much more toward helping the planet)

Hell, even the Arbor Day society has come out and admitted just planting trees can fix our air.
Something I learned in elementary school.

originally posted by: chiefsmom
a reply to: quintessentone

I believe it is absolute.

And you said it, "the narrative" That is all it is.
Because there is a TON of money to be made in the so called "green initiative"
Not a whole lot of money to be made in actually cleaning up the mess we already made. (which would do so much more toward helping the planet)

Hell, even the Arbor Day society has come out and admitted just planting trees can fix our air.
Something I learned in elementary school.

What do you think about the Audubon Society backing up wind turbines as a low wildlife impact source of energy?

a reply to: quintessentone

I think they are getting a huge donation/bribe from somewhere, or not reading the studies. (or maybe they couldn't readily find them either?)

But my first choice is the donation/bribe.

originally posted by: chiefsmom
a reply to: quintessentone

I think they are getting a huge donation/bribe from somewhere, or not reading the studies. (or maybe they couldn't readily find them either?)

But my first choice is the donation/bribe.

That is a very convenient belief to take, I must say.

a reply to: quintessentone

Convient? LOL

How about "most logical", since you like to quote Star Trek?

originally posted by: chiefsmom
a reply to: quintessentone

Convient? LOL

How about "most logical", since you like to quote Star Trek?

He also said 'highly illogical". What proof do you have they were bribed?

a reply to: chiefsmom

Well, our wonderful politicians, apparently do not think "We The People" to have the right to fight these issues, with the windmills or solar panels.
They are proposing new bills, to take away the decision to allow or not allow these farms away from local government, and put them in the hands of a state run board.
Basically so the people can no longer have a say.

As long as governments and lobbying exists, the people don't have a say. State governments, Local governments, and State run boards are all mad up of the same bribes, corruption, and deaf individuals that vote in their own interest.

I'm sorry, I had to say it.

a reply to: dothedew

In the case of our state, I believe they (HBIC) are doing this, because the people ARE fighting back. Like in my sisters case, not only did they fight back, but exposed the corruption, and recalled the Politian's as well.

But yes, overall, you are completely correct.