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.@PressSec: "Our view is that the rise in gas prices over the long term makes an even stronger case for doubling down our investment and focus on clean energy options." pic.twitter.com/rdDIm2spwY
— Townhall.com (@townhallcom) November 12, 2021
So, higher fuel prices is good for the environment, to combat global warming. They’re doing this on purpose. The pain of high energy prices being inflicted on Americans this winter is justified in their mind to get to their Green New Deal utopia.
I hope a dolphin sucks in one of my plastic forks and it gets stuck in its blowhole. Then, gets sick and leads it’s entire pod to beach themselves on a syringe, condom and human waste-filled shoreline of a liberal city.
How do you like them apples? Hmmmmm, Greta??
PS my car is now idling in the driveway to get nice and toasty, for when I leave for my chemo treatment in 30 min.
Your carbon footprint, John, caused the Kentucky tornados.
FEMA Administrator Deanne Criswell on deadly tornadoes: "This is going to be our new normal and the effects that we’re seeing from climate change are the crisis of our generation.” pic.twitter.com/y6xYCIYjWj
— Breaking911 (@Breaking911) December 13, 2021
Isn’t that frustrating John B.? For any truth to the matter, ridiculous things like a doctor using it as a diagnosis sets it back 110 percent. So ignorant of them.
I definitely know that our climate is changing and wholly believe that man has made a difference, what I am unsure about is how we can amend or affect it positively at this point. I feel the damage is now self-sustaining and we will have to learn to adapt as we have in past millenia. Hopefully we learn and continue to evolve our societies so our technology can eventually catch up to other interplanetary beings before its too late for the human race.
Sorry, bad timing. I meant to be responding to John B.’s post on page 21 about the doctors diagnosis.
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