Texas recently went through a record breaking winter storm. The media is blaming climate change, but the truth is, progressive policies promoting wind power is why so many Texans went days without electricity. Learn the real story in this video.
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It sure is looking like the greenergy was to blame after all. At about 5:15, a graph showing that 'non-hydrocarbon renewables' were the 2nd largest portion of TX's energy supply. about 6:30, a TX map from the worst crisis point. Right on schedule, the panhandle counties show in blue (no crunch or crisis), so they're not at all representative.
Whatever the Heartland Institute is, it's looking good here.
#1: StraitGate To: NeoconsNailed (#0)
I know it's racist to say that Texas power ought to go to Texans.
In 2004 when I studied the illegal immigration problem in earnest, the State of California was building a new multi-million dollar government school EVERY DAY to educate illegal alien children.
StraitGate posted on 2021-03-07 17:42:08 Reply Private Reply
#2: NeoconsNailed To: StraitGate (#1)
I don't suppose you remember the source of that? I read it somewhere and used to bandy it about -- obviously a link or publication I shouldov kept handy, because it's extremely damning.
NeoconsNailed posted on 2021-03-08 03:53:28 Reply Private Reply
#3: Esso To: NeoconsNailed (#2)
And your point is? You're better than this NN.
Esso posted on 2021-03-08 04:02:29 Reply Private Reply
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NeoconsNailed posted on 2021-03-08 04:18:43 Reply Private Reply
#5: Esso To: NeoconsNailed, 4um (#4)
NN, come sleep with me. I'll take you all over the world. I seem to be regressing into a better place in my mind when I'm unencumbered by the new left's perversion.
My memories are almost always of the night, like the time waiting for a train at the Finland Station in St. Petersburg (Petrograd).
Juicy is as juicy does, I guess. Wanna spend a night in my head?
Esso posted on 2021-03-08 04:48:46 Reply Private Reply
#6: StraitGate To: NeoconsNailed (#2)
www.statista.com/statisti...ics-in-the- united-states/
That birthrate would produce 400 children -- an average school size worth -- every day if the hispanic population was 6.3 million -- about 1/6 of California's early mid-2000s population. That's not even considering all the daily newly arriving illegals. Back then an estimated 3.2 million a year were crossing the US border in the Tucson sector alone. The US Border Patrol estimated an apprehension rate of 30%, but locals estimated "more like 10%".
Seems like at least half of them peregrinated to adorn Georgia and the Carolinas, but I'm guessing California got graced too.
StraitGate posted on 2021-03-08 23:13:41 Reply Private Reply
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NeoconsNailed posted on 2021-03-09 01:07:43 Reply Private Reply