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EXCLUSIVE:
Rep. Eric Burlison, House Republicans Introduce Legislation To Repeal National Firearms Act
You know it's going to be good when Gosar, Biggs and Gaetz are cosponsors. Free the second amendment from tyranny

EXCLUSIVE: Rep. Eric Burlison, House Republicans Introduce Legislation To Repeal National Firearms Act (msn.com)

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My, My, MY......All the FAKE NEWS sites are crying about the dems being removed from some of the committees. 

White House hints at true feelings about McCarthy benching Democratic power players

McCarthy is runnin the show now, with the help of TRUMP...MTG...DeSantis and others...
 

Cannonpointer » 15 Jan 2023, 2:43 pm » wrote: ↑

15 Jan 2023, 2:43 pm

Controlling flood waters is a PRIMARY responsibility of government. 

California has a weak, ineffective government.

Yeah they should be able to keep  historic floods like few before totally under control.

Who has the crystal ball?  I am sure we can see more and more extreme weather events in our future. It is tough to plan for them.

In the end.. everyone is going to have their Lucky Day

https://youtu.be/HxbWdM7ZvsE

       HERE WE GO......STAND-BY MoFo's

Jim Jordan announces border crisis hearing: 'Ready to get to work’

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/house- ... p1r_6,hp1r
 
 
 

Selaphobia » 21 Jan 2023, 4:42 am » wrote: ↑

21 Jan 2023, 4:42 am

Solar panels are becoming more efficient because of changing cell technology

Perovskite, look it up

It seems to me that YOU are the dummy here.

I did not say that solar technology was not improving. What I said was that it is silly to say that it should change at the same rate as computer technology. 

 

PastorBlast » 25 Jan 2023, 5:30 pm » wrote: ↑

25 Jan 2023, 5:30 pm

Yeah they should be able to keep historic floods like few before totally under control.

Beavers do it. It's called management. It involves planning. It employs technocrats. California has those.

PastorBlast » 25 Jan 2023, 5:30 pm » wrote: ↑

25 Jan 2023, 5:30 pm

Who has the crystal ball?  I am sure we can see more and more extreme weather events in our future. It is tough to plan for them.

Any competent survey of engineers will find that the number who even BELIEVE in crystal balls - much less attempt to use them professionally - is statistically nil. You can actually google it - I'm not making this **** up.

Contrary to your imputation, the brilliant job Las Vegas does preventing catastrophic flooding has nothing to do with the paranormal. It has to do with heeding technocrats instead of pandering to woke morons. It's a question of MANAGEMENT - prioritizng resource allocation and dry, boring **** like that. Las Vegas is being competently managed by its elected officials, and California isn't. 

Imagine if even a TENTH of the 23 billion California spent building a 171-mile commuter rail from Bakersfield to Merced had been dedicated to preparing for competently directing and RETAINING precious flood waters instead of letting them become filthy and useless and a deadly nuisance. **** BEAVERS can plan for floods. And so can human beings. We have the intelligence; we have the skills; California lacks the leadership. And when a government spends 135 million dollars per mile to build railroad, there's a smidgin of graft in the equation. One MIGHT even bandy about the term "kleptocracy."

 
 

Tyre Nichols video: Police chief warns Memphis not to react violently after body cam footage release



OFFICERS INVOLVED


 

Xavier_Onassis » 19 Jan 2023, 4:27 pm » wrote: ↑

19 Jan 2023, 4:27 pm

Everything that I posted id TRUE and Factual.
Most advances in technology are due to the ability to put more and more circuits in smaller and smaller areas.
Solar panels can be made more efficient, and have improved greatly, but not at the same pace as computers, because solar panels have become more efficient by improving the design and the methods of manufacture.1. Lack Of ReliabilitySolar energy is far from being reliable compared to other energy sources like nuclear, fossil fuels, natural gas, etc.Since solar energy depends on sunlight, it can only produce energy in the daytime.You say what I said is stupid.  Explain why you say this.  It seems to me that YOU are the dummy here.

WHAT FACTS?   Did I miss your link of these FACTS? Here are some facts...I always provide FACTS.

10 Biggest Disadvantages Of Solar Energy - Solar Power Focus

1. Lack Of Reliability
Solar energy is far from being reliable compared to other energy sources like nuclear, fossil fuels, natural gas, etc.Since solar energy depends on sunlight, it can only produce energy in the daytime.

2. Pollution
One of the factors that make solar energy more interesting is the environmentally friendly benefits it brought with it.

The real question is beyond theory when watching from a practical standpoint how environmentally friendly can it be when implemented in a company or house.

Since solar energy is not 100% reliable, we’ll certainly need backup generators to maintain the energy supply which runs on the same fossil fuels which are considered bad for the environment.

 The manufacturing, installation, transportation, and maintenance of solar panels produce 0.18 pounds of CO2 for every kW hour.

3. Toxicity Of Solar Panels
Solar panels have toxic metal components containing cadmium and lead.

The manufacturing of solar panels uses hazardous and toxic elements like hydrochloric acid, gallium arsenide, sulfuric acid, copper-indium-gallium-diselenide, etc.

 In 2016, The International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) came up with a study that reveals that there were 250,000 metric tonnes of solar panel waste at the end of that year.

 Another study by the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) concluded that the disposal of solar panels is a major issue since toxic materials from these panels will leach into the soil.

The link shows you have your head up your ***
 
 

Mr.7 » 15 Jan 2023, 11:56 am » wrote: ↑

15 Jan 2023, 11:56 am

Environmental groups since the late 50’s and early 60’s have prevented forest culling and water sheds being built. The disasters in CA are/were preventable but ignored, for increased taxation.

What? you mean those solar panels and windmills aren't providing power?

California flooding: At least 17 people dead, more than 200,000 homes, businesses without power | Fox News2023

Well at least the environmental industry is getting rid of some of those pesky whales!

"Evidence says offshore wind development is killing lots of whales

To date NOAA has issued an astounding 46 one-year IHA’s for offshore wind sites. Site characterization typically includes the protracted use of what I call “machine gun sonar”. This shipboard device emits an incredibly loud noise several times a second, often for hours at a time, as the ship slowly maps the sea floor.

Mapping often takes many days to complete. A blaster can log hundreds of miles surveying a 10-by-10 mile site. Each IHA is typically for an entire year.
 Here is a list of the IHA’s issued to date and those applied for:
https://www.fisheries.noaa.gov/national ... -renewable

There are lots of ways this sonar blasting might cause whales to die. Simply fleeing the incredible noise could cause ship strikes or fish gear entanglements, the two leading causes of whale deaths. Of the whales could be deafened, increasing their chances of being struck by a ship later on. Direct bleeding injury, like getting their ears damaged, is another known risk, possibly leading to death from infection. So there can be a big time difference between blasting and death.

Note also that these deaths need not be in the immediate vicinity of the sonar blasting, so spatial correlation is unlikely. Humpbacks in particular are prodigious travelers. One group was tracked traveling 3,000 miles in just 28 days, over 100 miles a day on average. Another group routinely migrates 5,000 miles. Both are winter-summer migrations which can happen twice a year.

Thus a sonar blasting, site characterization in one place could easily lead to multiple whale deaths hundreds of miles away. If one of these blasters suddenly goes off near a group of whales they might go off in different directions, then slowly die.The point is that the huge 2016 jump in annual humpback mortality coincides with the huge jump in NOAA Incidental Harassment Authorizations. It is that simple and surely NOAA Fisheries knows this.Nor is this just about humpbacks. Some of the dead whales off New Jersey are endangered sperm whales. And of course there are the severely endangered North Atlantic Right Whales, on the verge of extinction.Even worse, the IHA’s are about to make a much bigger jump. There are eleven pending IHA applications and eight of these are for actually constructing 8 different monster wind “farms”.

Driving the hundreds of enormous monopiles that hold up the turbine towers and blades will be far louder than the sonic blasters approved to date, especially with eight sites going at once. These construction sites range from Virginia to Massachusetts, with a concentration off New Jersey and New York.

It's can't be the sonar from the surveying of the ocean floor and vaccines don't cause injury!
Nothing to see here folks, move along, move along......



 
 

freeman » 26 Jan 2023, 8:36 am » wrote: ↑

26 Jan 2023, 8:36 am

Well at least the environmental industry is getting rid of some of those pesky whales!

"Dead whales and tough economics bedevil Biden's massive wind energy push
https://s.yimg.com/ny/api/res/1.2/uUIY2 ... dc77134f9a

It's can't be the sonar from the surveying of the ocean floor, and vaccines don't cause injury!
Nothing to see here folks, move along, move along......

Green Energy is KILLING a lot of wildlife.

Mr.7 » 26 Jan 2023, 8:38 am » wrote: ↑

26 Jan 2023, 8:38 am

Green Energy is KILLING a lot of wildlife.

https://youtu.be/8NAAzBArYdw
 

freeman » 26 Jan 2023, 8:47 am » wrote: ↑

26 Jan 2023, 8:47 am

https://youtu.be/8NAAzBArYdw

Excellent video...I sent it to PETA.
 

Good! 

California's COVID authoritarianism is only just beginning (msn.com)

COPS IN CUSTODY:
5 former police officers charged with second-degree murder in death of Tyre Nichols
https://www.foxnews.com/us/tyre-nichols ... p1r_3,hp1r
 
 

Mr.7 » 26 Jan 2023, 8:38 am » wrote: ↑

26 Jan 2023, 8:38 am

Green Energy is KILLING a lot of wildlife.

It is true that both wind turbines and solar facilities do currently kill birds. This is a tragedy and by no means should wind, solar power or other forms of green energy be embraced blindly. All means necessary must be taken to reduce these projects’ impacts on wildlife as much as possible, something we will cover below.

Energy and Wild Animal Deaths - IDA USA

www.idausa.org/campaign/wild-animals-an ... d-bird-dea…
 
 
 

Another Affirmative Action success story?

Former Virginia Teacher Union president arrested for embezzling over $400K

According to Fairfax County police, Gant gifted herself $350,000 worth of bonuses.

Former Virginia Teacher Union president arrested for embezzling over $400K | Fox News
 
 

don't think they will ever, other than rare exceptions, achieve any success as a group in this country. I really wish I felt otherwise, but on what exactly, after a century and a half, should I base any optimism? I'd like to know, so after you waste my time and yours calling me names, let's hear it.
 
 

BURN THESE CITIES TO THE GROUND. BURN ALL DEM CITIES.



Major US cities prepping for possible violence ahead of Tyre Nichols video release
 

Mr.7 » 27 Jan 2023, 7:42 am » wrote: ↑

27 Jan 2023, 7:42 am

BURN THESE CITIES TO THE GROUND. BURN ALL DEM CITIES.



Major US cities prepping for possible violence ahead of Tyre Nichols video release

BLACK ON BLACK CRIME? ALL INVOLVED ARE BLACK. 
 

LIKE I SAID....2023 IS LOOKING REAL GOOD



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