Turbines freeze and solar panels don't get sufficient sunlight during harsh conditions. So even though we're building more solar and wind capacity, we can't trust it to supply enough energy in winter.
Just a wonderful article! Kudos! I wonder in amazement that a MSM outlet was willing to publish it. The world gave up the hopelessly dilute, hopelessly fickle, hopelessly non-dispatchable power of wind a century ago as not fit for purpose. Solar is guaranteed to NOT work at all for a good portion of the 24 hours that society needs to function. How could the "elites" and the "experts" possibly have concluded that the idiocies of wind and solar could possibly power a modern society? They could because they are out of touch with the real world and they think anything can be achieved with unlimited political power of the state.
We have an entire elite leadership class, and an entire elite academic class, and an entire elite intellect class, and an entire elite corporate leadership class, and an entire elite "professional" science class, which have all drunk the Climate Kool Aid and become zealous believers in their own group think.
So...if you are the 1% in America...those with a post-graduate degree and an income of $150,000+...
New poll finds the globalist one percent have political views unrecognizable to regular Americans:
They think people have too much freedom and the government too little power.
They think teachers -- not parents -- should raise kids.
They want to ration meat and electricity and ban air conditioning and gasoline cars.
2024 will have a record number of elections around the world. I'd guess there's no country where voters actually agree with the globalists who rule them. It could get interesting.
Also, this Wall Street Journal Article covers the same survey.
Thanks, Tom. Glad you enjoyed the article. We're working to get the word out that wind and solar cannot power a contemporary, industrial economy. I have two major papers in editing right now that will explain the costs and problems they impose on our grid very soon.
Just a wonderful article! Kudos! I wonder in amazement that a MSM outlet was willing to publish it. The world gave up the hopelessly dilute, hopelessly fickle, hopelessly non-dispatchable power of wind a century ago as not fit for purpose. Solar is guaranteed to NOT work at all for a good portion of the 24 hours that society needs to function. How could the "elites" and the "experts" possibly have concluded that the idiocies of wind and solar could possibly power a modern society? They could because they are out of touch with the real world and they think anything can be achieved with unlimited political power of the state.
We have an entire elite leadership class, and an entire elite academic class, and an entire elite intellect class, and an entire elite corporate leadership class, and an entire elite "professional" science class, which have all drunk the Climate Kool Aid and become zealous believers in their own group think.
So...if you are the 1% in America...those with a post-graduate degree and an income of $150,000+...
https://twitter.com/profstonge/status/1749790409797046589
Turns out the "Elite" really does hate you.
New poll finds the globalist one percent have political views unrecognizable to regular Americans:
They think people have too much freedom and the government too little power.
They think teachers -- not parents -- should raise kids.
They want to ration meat and electricity and ban air conditioning and gasoline cars.
2024 will have a record number of elections around the world. I'd guess there's no country where voters actually agree with the globalists who rule them. It could get interesting.
Also, this Wall Street Journal Article covers the same survey.
https://www.wsj.com/video/series/potomac-watch-strassel/wsj-opinion-the-them-vs-us-election/F701A181-7E5F-42F4-B3EA-DA0780F07D9E
Thanks, Tom. Glad you enjoyed the article. We're working to get the word out that wind and solar cannot power a contemporary, industrial economy. I have two major papers in editing right now that will explain the costs and problems they impose on our grid very soon.