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moose eater
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I prefer to stick to the Commie Home-Invader narrative. It provides a functional outlet for my paranoia and angst.The Hidden History of Santa Revealed!
May all your dreams and good work be realized as our sun’s eternal energy returns to full life in our part of Earth this coming New Year…
This chart showing how the post WW2 good times were based on lots of energy from dead dinosaurs. The modern dim view that solar and wind are the solutions, and to destroy the fossae fuel based infrastructure, will make the population growth line change slope downwards.
Incredible damage being done by those fools. America was built on cheap energy. Think about how much farm labor a gallon of diesel fuel holds. Consider how solar is doing in this storm. Wind too, as frozen blades don’t turn.
Incredible damage being done by those fools. America was built on cheap energy. Think about how much farm labor a gallon of diesel fuel holds. Consider how solar is doing in this storm. Wind too, as frozen blades don’t turn.
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My former friend in the bush rarely runs his generator at all in the months with decent sunlight, using a Bluetti solar generator hooked up to a couple panels, and running a freezer, lights, television, and more, off the small solar generator.
Time allows for better perfection.
Lack of tolerance or patience for advancements and improvements doesn't make the source of these things foolish, necessarily. Being stuck in a past, environmentally destructive pattern might, however, come under that heading..
The cave people jumped back in fear over the first lit torch, too. The Hollywood movies made that perfectly clear.
Edit: And Japan has been using smaller hydrogen generators for a long while now. Presumably improving the technology as they go.
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Take your corporate version of history back to who sold it to you.
The oil industry is rather recent and new to the scene.
America was built on the back of cheap labor sir, much of which was provided by slavery.
I am well aware of this as my own family did benefit from it as did the rest of the country.
My family owned a plantation in Georgia. Looked like something in a movie.
I was fascinated by the still house, which used to occupy the area where the slaves
slept. Was not until I was older that I learned why the floor was concrete, and
what the bar that ran the length of the structure was for.
I was able to visit that property and stay there 3 times when I was young.
The kitchen garden was massive, and I would go out with my pop to hoe that garden,
as he had done when he was a child.
The last living relative that owned the property turned it over to a black church upon her
death.
The anger that generated within the family when it happened was ugly as hell.
I look back on what she did as right and decent, and am proud that I knew the
woman who made such a decision.
Am not at all surprised that you have bought into the bunk being pumped out
by the energy companies, hell they used the same outfits and tactics that served
the tobacco industries well.
The hydrocarbon industries can and have spent a fortune to protect their fading franchise.
Their days of peak prosperity are here and now, but they are not going to last.
Hell, it is cheaper to go other routes now, and that is only going to accelerate.
Sure there will always be a continuing need for oil and that which it can produce,
but the truth is that it will be a smaller portion of the market with each passing year.
If the corporations which made a fortune off of oil wish to maintain the positions
they hold, they will find more cost effective means of providing service to people.
I find it amazing that you would feel the need to speak out on behalf of the poor
beleaguered oil industry that has the burden of dealing with peak profits.
I see using new technology as being a continuance of finding the cheapest
and best way of doing things.
Frugal people have been doing that for a long while.
Those who are bright enough to make new approaches work for them, are
likely going to be bright enough to have a generator as a back up...
It will simply be used less with each passing year.
Nixon’s Plan to Threaten the CIA on JFK’s Assassination
President Nixon’s obsession with “the whole Bay of Pigs thing” has intrigued historians, journalists and conspiracy theorists. A largely overlooked tape provides answers.
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Nixon’s Plan to Threaten the CIA on JFK’s Assassination
President Nixon’s obsession with “the whole Bay of Pigs thing” has intrigued historians, journalists and conspiracy theorists. A largely overlooked tape provides answers.
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Ukraine’s War with Russia Has Nothing to Do With Freedom
Jacob Hornberger
Yesterday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky appeared before a joint session of Congress to plead for more billions of dollars of U.S. taxpayer money to help Ukraine in its war with Russia.
One particular sentence in Zelensky’s address caught my attention: “We Ukrainians will also go through our war of independence and freedom with dignity and success.” The sentence prompted an enormous applause from the members of Congress.
There is one big problem with Zelensky’s statement, however. The war between Ukraine and Russia has nothing to do with freedom. Instead, it has everything to do with NATO, the old Cold War dinosaur that ginned up the crisis that led to this highly deadly and destructive war.
Operating through NATO, the Pentagon was insistent on incorporating Ukraine into NATO. Zelensky too wanted Ukraine to join NATO. For at least the last 25 years, Russia has made it clear that Ukraine’s joining NATO was a “red line” for Russia. The last thing Russia wanted was Pentagon bases and nuclear missiles installed on Russia’s border, just as the last thing that the Pentagon would want is Russian bases and nuclear missiles stationed in Cuba. Russia consistently made it clear that if Ukraine crossed that “red line,” Russia would invade Ukraine to prevent Ukraine from joining NATO.
Thus, everyone knew what the stakes were if the Pentagon, NATO, and Ukraine persisted in making Ukraine a member of NATO. They knew that if they persisted, Russia would end up invading Ukraine.
Knowingly, deliberately, and intentionally ignoring and disregarding Russia’s “red line,” the Pentagon, NATO, and Ukraine continued down the road toward making Ukraine a member of NATO, knowing full-well that that would result in a Russian invasion of Ukraine to prevent that from happening.
Thus, prior to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Zelensky was faced with a fateful choice. If he decided that Ukraine would not join NATO, there would be no Russian invasion of Ukraine. If he decided that Ukraine would join NATO, there would be a Russian invasion of Ukraine, one that was certain to result in massive death and destruction on both sides.
Zelensky chose the second option. In making that choice, he was saying that the deaths and suffering of tens of thousands of his citizens and the destruction of his country were worth Ukraine’s joining NATO. That’s quite a choice. Another president might have decided the massive death and destruction that would be unleashed in such a war would not be worth joining NATO.
In any event, the war between Russia and Ukraine is not about freedom, as Zelensky said to Congress. It’s about Zelensky’s wish to have Ukraine join NATO.
And let’s keep in mind that NATO was part of the old Cold War racket that was used to justify the conversion of the U.S. government from a limited-government republic to a national-security state, which is a type of governmental structure that wields totalitarian-like powers. When the Cold War racket suddenly came to an end, the old Cold War dinosaur NATO should have gone out of existence, just as the Warsaw Pact did.
During the entire Cold War racket, the fear that the Russians and other communists were coming to get us was used to justify ever-increasing budgets for the national-security establishment and its ever-growing army of voracious “defense” contractors who loved feeding at the public trough. The Pentagon and its “defense” contractors were clearly not ready to let go of their Cold War cash cow.
That’s what NATO’s absorption of former members of the Warsaw Pact was all about. By installing U.S. military forces and missiles ever closer to Russia’s border, the Pentagon’s aim was to incite a Russian reaction, which would then bring back the lucrative Cold War racket. Thus, the Pentagon knew exactly what it was doing when it persisted in absorbing Ukraine into NATO. And it clearly got what it was aiming for — a renewal of its Cold War racket and ever-increasing taxpayer-funded largess.
One of the unanswered questions is how much of the $100 billion in U.S. taxpayer money that U.S. officials have given to the Ukrainian government has been used to line the pockets of Ukrainian officials. After all, Ukraine is one of the most corrupt regimes in the world. There is no reason to believe that the Ukraine-Russia war has suddenly converted Ukrainian officials into honest and honorable government officials.
Finally, there is something else to consider that is of critical importance. The federal government’s debt now exceeds $31 trillion. U.S. officials, led by President Biden, continue spending money like there was no tomorrow. That includes almost a trillion dollars being given to the Pentagon to keep us “safe” from the threats that it itself induces. Ever-increasing federal spending, debt, taxation, and monetary destruction constitutes a grave threat to the freedom and well-being of the American people. In pleading with Congress to give the Ukrainian government even more billions of dollars of U.S. taxpayer money, it’s too bad that President Zelensky gives short shrift to the continued destruction of our own freedom and well-being here at home.
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Jacob Hornberger
Yesterday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky appeared before a joint session of Congress to plead for more billions of dollars of U.S. taxpayer money to help Ukraine in its war with Russia.
One particular sentence in Zelensky’s address caught my attention: “We Ukrainians will also go through our war of independence and freedom with dignity and success.” The sentence prompted an enormous applause from the members of Congress.
There is one big problem with Zelensky’s statement, however. The war between Ukraine and Russia has nothing to do with freedom. Instead, it has everything to do with NATO, the old Cold War dinosaur that ginned up the crisis that led to this highly deadly and destructive war.
Operating through NATO, the Pentagon was insistent on incorporating Ukraine into NATO. Zelensky too wanted Ukraine to join NATO. For at least the last 25 years, Russia has made it clear that Ukraine’s joining NATO was a “red line” for Russia. The last thing Russia wanted was Pentagon bases and nuclear missiles installed on Russia’s border, just as the last thing that the Pentagon would want is Russian bases and nuclear missiles stationed in Cuba. Russia consistently made it clear that if Ukraine crossed that “red line,” Russia would invade Ukraine to prevent Ukraine from joining NATO.
Thus, everyone knew what the stakes were if the Pentagon, NATO, and Ukraine persisted in making Ukraine a member of NATO. They knew that if they persisted, Russia would end up invading Ukraine.
Knowingly, deliberately, and intentionally ignoring and disregarding Russia’s “red line,” the Pentagon, NATO, and Ukraine continued down the road toward making Ukraine a member of NATO, knowing full-well that that would result in a Russian invasion of Ukraine to prevent that from happening.
Thus, prior to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Zelensky was faced with a fateful choice. If he decided that Ukraine would not join NATO, there would be no Russian invasion of Ukraine. If he decided that Ukraine would join NATO, there would be a Russian invasion of Ukraine, one that was certain to result in massive death and destruction on both sides.
Zelensky chose the second option. In making that choice, he was saying that the deaths and suffering of tens of thousands of his citizens and the destruction of his country were worth Ukraine’s joining NATO. That’s quite a choice. Another president might have decided the massive death and destruction that would be unleashed in such a war would not be worth joining NATO.
In any event, the war between Russia and Ukraine is not about freedom, as Zelensky said to Congress. It’s about Zelensky’s wish to have Ukraine join NATO.
And let’s keep in mind that NATO was part of the old Cold War racket that was used to justify the conversion of the U.S. government from a limited-government republic to a national-security state, which is a type of governmental structure that wields totalitarian-like powers. When the Cold War racket suddenly came to an end, the old Cold War dinosaur NATO should have gone out of existence, just as the Warsaw Pact did.
During the entire Cold War racket, the fear that the Russians and other communists were coming to get us was used to justify ever-increasing budgets for the national-security establishment and its ever-growing army of voracious “defense” contractors who loved feeding at the public trough. The Pentagon and its “defense” contractors were clearly not ready to let go of their Cold War cash cow.
That’s what NATO’s absorption of former members of the Warsaw Pact was all about. By installing U.S. military forces and missiles ever closer to Russia’s border, the Pentagon’s aim was to incite a Russian reaction, which would then bring back the lucrative Cold War racket. Thus, the Pentagon knew exactly what it was doing when it persisted in absorbing Ukraine into NATO. And it clearly got what it was aiming for — a renewal of its Cold War racket and ever-increasing taxpayer-funded largess.
One of the unanswered questions is how much of the $100 billion in U.S. taxpayer money that U.S. officials have given to the Ukrainian government has been used to line the pockets of Ukrainian officials. After all, Ukraine is one of the most corrupt regimes in the world. There is no reason to believe that the Ukraine-Russia war has suddenly converted Ukrainian officials into honest and honorable government officials.
Finally, there is something else to consider that is of critical importance. The federal government’s debt now exceeds $31 trillion. U.S. officials, led by President Biden, continue spending money like there was no tomorrow. That includes almost a trillion dollars being given to the Pentagon to keep us “safe” from the threats that it itself induces. Ever-increasing federal spending, debt, taxation, and monetary destruction constitutes a grave threat to the freedom and well-being of the American people. In pleading with Congress to give the Ukrainian government even more billions of dollars of U.S. taxpayer money, it’s too bad that President Zelensky gives short shrift to the continued destruction of our own freedom and well-being here at home.
Ukraine’s War with Russia Has Nothing to Do With Freedom – The Future of Freedom Foundation
Yesterday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky appeared before a joint session of Congress to plead for more billions of dollars of U.S. taxpayer money to help Ukraine in its war with Russia. One particular sentence in Zelensky’s address caught my attention: “We Ukrainians will also go...
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Snowden warned about the government.
Now Musk has unveiled their misdeeds at twitter. The government has been infiltrated with commies.
www.zerohedge.com
Now Musk has unveiled their misdeeds at twitter. The government has been infiltrated with commies.
Why You Need To Start Paying Attention To The 'Twitter Files' | ZeroHedge
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Of course Putin has nothing to say about the invasion he ordered,
and it must be all about you and your freedom.
Have a delusional day.
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No idea why it bothers you so for me to point out there is a long history of
nasty intel outfits in the Ukraine that have brought us to this point, but I will continue to
do so.
Who is worse, Putin, or the assjacks who spent long and large to entice him into this.]'
nasty intel outfits in the Ukraine that have brought us to this point, but I will continue to
do so.
Who is worse, Putin, or the assjacks who spent long and large to entice him into this.]'
moose eater
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I beleive there's some serious quantum-leap logic employed to go from pointing out uncomfortable but real history, versus alleging, erroneously and antagonistically, that Putin is one's leader.
The obvious short-fall of logic in that causes it to appear to be a personal attack, not based in anything more than that. Personalities and devout nationalism.
Allowing nationalism to bury facts is a dangerous place to be for the nation, the self, and more..
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@Tudo thanks for sharing the article, funnily enough it coincides with another snippet of an article I read earlier today and related to gry's comment above. Article is from The Intercept. I recalled reading about Bruce Jackson a while back and I shall post the link in the article in the next post. I'd imagine you lot have either seen or read "Shadow World" by Andrew Feinstein, but if not I would highly recommend it.
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Death Is Profitable
Capitalism also means the proliferation of weapons with no purpose — not that they ever, really, have a purpose. One key reason the U.S. advocated the expansion of NATO was that it would open up new markets for American arms dealers. A little-known but significant figure named Bruce Jackson cofounded an NGO called the Committee to Expand NATO in 1996 — all the while serving as vice president for strategy and planning at Lockheed Martin. He was also co-chair of the finance committee for Bob Dole’s 1996 presidential campaign. Jackson was still at Lockheed in 2002, the year he became chairman of the Committee for the Liberation of Iraq.
This had led to many merry Christmases, indeed. With dividends reinvested, Lockheed’s stock is up over 1,600 percent since the liberation of Iraq commenced on March 19, 2003, It’s up 25 percent just since Russia’s attack on Ukraine last February. Jackson currently owns a chateau and vineyard in the Bordeaux region of France.
Moreover, it’s a fervently held belief at the top of American society that they are doing good by doing well. George W. Bush once told Argentina’s president that “all of the economic growth of the United States has been encouraged by wars.” Way to say the quiet part out loud, again and again.
And it’s not just conventional arms that are profitable. Building nuclear weapons systems is also quite lucrative. With these kinds of financial incentives in place, it’s incredible that human civilization still exists.
But of course, we could go at any moment. The U.S. military is likely to secure $858 billion for its budget next year. At $150,000 apiece, this is enough to fire 57 million Hellfire missiles at Santa’s sleigh as he speeds in terror across the winter sky.
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Brother Nature
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It would be interesting to read more up to date studies into how this man has contributed to the current situation in Ukraine.
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