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I'd like to know if those Louisa County Supervisors who voted for the solar cap are receiving any re-election funding from anti-renewable energy contributors? We only have one planet... let's not destroy it too quickly.
Do you actually know any anti-renewables people? Those who are actually fighting county by county?
I know literally hundreds and communicate with many daily.
None of us are rich. We can barely afford groceries as these days but we have smart, hardworking people who have studied this stuff and have investigated the developers since the 10 Sq mile/6400 acre mess in Spotsy. We aren't neophytes. Most of us have families and work. We get our signs made by putting it on someone credit card and each person pays for their signs. A few can donate a little extra but NONE of us are wealthy enough to donate more than probably $25 to any politician.
We just care more about the farms and family businesses as well as the oceans and marine life than we do lining the pockets of a bunch of "snake oil salesmen." If you're silly enough to put solar panels on your house... go for it. We don't care. But we can't eat solar panels.
The scare terms and hysteria have been going on since the 70s. None of it has happened. It's all to keep us frightened and under control, just like the plandemic.
So maybe the BoS has taken brides but I doubt it. MAYBE they've become more educated and are realizing what a "grift" of taxpayer money the renewables industry is.
Try reading Robert Bryce, David Blackmon, environMENTAL Energybadboys, and others on Substack. You can subscribe for free. Then read "Watts Up With That" and "Stop These Things" on web sites. Most are all energy experts for many years and well known around the world. You might learn something.
I'd like to know if those Louisa County Supervisors who voted for the solar cap are receiving any re-election funding from anti-renewable energy contributors? We only have one planet... let's not destroy it too quickly.
😂😂😂 you're kidding, right?
Do you actually know any anti-renewables people? Those who are actually fighting county by county?
I know literally hundreds and communicate with many daily.
None of us are rich. We can barely afford groceries as these days but we have smart, hardworking people who have studied this stuff and have investigated the developers since the 10 Sq mile/6400 acre mess in Spotsy. We aren't neophytes. Most of us have families and work. We get our signs made by putting it on someone credit card and each person pays for their signs. A few can donate a little extra but NONE of us are wealthy enough to donate more than probably $25 to any politician.
We just care more about the farms and family businesses as well as the oceans and marine life than we do lining the pockets of a bunch of "snake oil salesmen." If you're silly enough to put solar panels on your house... go for it. We don't care. But we can't eat solar panels.
The scare terms and hysteria have been going on since the 70s. None of it has happened. It's all to keep us frightened and under control, just like the plandemic.
So maybe the BoS has taken brides but I doubt it. MAYBE they've become more educated and are realizing what a "grift" of taxpayer money the renewables industry is.
Try reading Robert Bryce, David Blackmon, environMENTAL Energybadboys, and others on Substack. You can subscribe for free. Then read "Watts Up With That" and "Stop These Things" on web sites. Most are all energy experts for many years and well known around the world. You might learn something.