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So-called "Global Warming" is a scam to allow the statists to centralize power in the hands of the few. Unlike collectivists elsewhere, Americans don't stand for that crap.

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old comment by Alencon

What is it going to take for idiots like this to understand that what we have is a simple cycle problem? Basically we've dug up carbon based fuels that we're burning. This releases additional carbon into the atmosphere which isn't cycled back into the ground by things such as plants.

So more carbon, mostly in the form of carbon dioxide, is going into the atmosphere than is being taken out. Over time this causes a buildup of carbon in the atmosphere, again mostly in the form of carbon dioxide, which causes a greenhouse effect which raises average temperature.

There are two possible avenues to a solution. (a) Reduce the amount of carbon being released into the atmosphere and (b) take more carbon out of the atmosphere. Of course the trouble is now we have a clown in the White House that doesn't understand the 5th grade science behind the problem.

He'd rather go after imaginary voter fraud because losing the popular vote hurt his feelings.

old comment by Anon-e-moose

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So why do we in Hull have in Victoria Square a huge wind turbine blade situated there? It wasn't made - and put there - purely as an 'art installation' for the sake of our being City of Culture this year.

It's manufacturer wouldn't have invested massively in the expansion of it's wind turbine production facility here in Hull, if Global Warming was a 'scam'.

Said manufacturer? Siemens. Of Germany.

A lot of Brits in this locale don't stand for your crap, BeeEss69. The local economy proves that fact.

Nor do the shareholders in Germany.

Quite the 'scam' it must be, if between Hull and Doncaster, prior to the M1, there's hardly an area of farm/private land that doesn't have at least one of those wind turbines.

Made here in Hull.

A private company - from Germany - working hand-in-hand with Hull City Council. 'Statism' is doing extremely well, thanks.

So-called 'Leader of the Free World' tried three times to stop a wind farm being built near his golf course in Scotland. Three times he failed.

He can't even sit down for that, such is his impotent fury-based butthurt towards the Scottish legal system's decision. >:D

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