Strong wind led to more coal usage. Go figure

6 Replies to “Strong wind led to more coal usage. Go figure”

1. I look forward to the day when the “sustainable” scam has run its course. When there are no more taxpayer dollars to massively subsidize this venture to bolster the moronic, anti-scientific lie of AGW. When we can return to normalcy and once again produce and burn cheap, affordable, reliable coal and natural gas, along with the good, high-paying jobs that come with it.

   Of course by that point Canada will likely no longer be recognizable – not even to those living here in the wreckage of what half a century of socialism has wrought. By then, Canada may well be comprised of a citizenry hailing largely from Pakistan, assorted middle east countries, and Chinese. All working in cramped living quarters, forcibly clustered into their quadrant of a 15 minute city. Taking buses and trains if need be to venture outside of their allowed zone.

   While the Liberal Party continues to work for “the middle class” and saving us from freedom.

   1. I look forward to the day when the liars who perpetrated Globull Warmening are swinging from lamp posts.

      1. Or wind towers.

         There’d be no shortage of them, and it would seem just to in some small way atone for the untold number of raptors killed by those monstrosities that will be left to decay in the countryside.

      2. The Billionaire communists who are profiting off the global warming scam … and the millions downstream from them … will ALL need to be hanging or imprisoned in order to end this scourge on Western society

2. Good for Harrison to call out filthy Liberals who would dis-employ hard-working people.

   Why build apex bird-killing and unreliable windy mills when you have an abundance of cheap coal?
   Why build over-priced nuclear when you have an abundance of cheap coal?
   Why pay way more for someone else’s gas when you have an abundance of coal?
   Sure, better the tech to remove the pollutants and add that to your costs.
   Then tell the feds to FOAD.

3. Well, when I’m afflicted by strong wind, I often need to turn on the fan, so it makes sense.