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The article below end of a scam: destruction of a coal-to-gas plant that is\/was one of the biggest scams ever inflicted on the public.<\/p>\n
https:\/\/www.linkedin.com\/posts\/gussa_this-is-the-glorious-footage-of-the-kemper-activity-6853542779985911808-X5aF<\/a><\/p>\n When this utter nonsense ends about how dangerous nuclear power is and how wind\/solar crap is so much better (maybe when a blizzard hits and the power and heat shut off in the homes of the green idiots and the snooty jerks, as it did last winter in Texas) , we will likely get back to building new nuke plants and the nonsense will stop. Speaking of Texas, my relatives down there told me that they were not happy having to deal with a power grid that was unable to handle bad weather and an increased demand by users, and I know that Texas can be quite cold and non-friendly when it wants to.<\/p>\n I personally prefer gas heat and gas for cooking over using electricity for those needs, because of a lifetime of being exposed to the reliability of gas. Steam heat from a gas-fired boiler into a radiator in my apartment in my home town was more reliable than electricity for heat, especially in really bad winter weather.<\/p>\n Frankly, I would rather have a house with a wood-burning fireplace where I can cook if needed, instead of knuckling under to the idiots who think the planet is being destroyed by using carbon-based fuels. If using wood and\/or coal to cook is so destructive, then someone needs to explain just how all those old settlements that have the remains of kitchens in them, with charred wood in what was likely a cooking\/heating area, did not destroy the planet over a period of 15,000 years.<\/p>\n As the late, great George Carlin said: \u201cThe planet is fine.\u00a0 The PEOPLE are [not so much].\u201d The idiocy of the Greenies and ecohippies is aimed at putting the entire world’s population back in the equivalent of the 12th century, or worse.<\/p>\n And this article below comes from National Review, in regard to how 15 states are refusing to follow so-called \u201cwoke capitalism\u201d by threatening to cut off banks that refuse to service coal and oil industries. I find it sad that my own state is not part of this, but the current “governor” is “woke” about daydreams. If the power goes out again this winter, I may send him a nasty letter about it and blame him for it.<\/p>\n