Harriet Hageman passionately tells fellow patriots in Wyoming, all across America, and across the world, what we patriots are ALL feeling at this point; “WE’RE FED UP!”

Harriet Hageman is Liz Cheney’s opponent as candidate for U.S. Congress from Wyoming, tells the crowd at President Trump’s “SAVE AMERICA” rally in Casper, Wyoming on Saturday, May 28, 2022.

Liz Cheney is mailing instructions to Democrats on how to change parties and vote for her in Wyoming’s GOP primary
www.businessinsider.com/liz-cheney-reaches-out-to-democrats-ahead-of-wyoming-primary-2022-6

Entitlement: Indignity, irresponsibility, enslavement, tyranny

Beware: 100% green energy could destroy the planet

The untold story about “green energy” is that it can’t possibly be scaled up to provide anywhere near the energy to replace fossil fuels. (Unless we are headed back to the stone ages, which is what some of the “de-growth” advocates favor).

Right now, the United States gets 70% of its energy from fossil fuels. To go to zero over the next 20 years would be economically catastrophic and cost tens of millions of jobs. With gas prices at nearly double their price back from when Trump left office and inflation up from 1.5% to 8% in just 15 months, we are already experiencing the economic damage from the green energy crusaders.

But we also have to ask whether green energy is even good for the environment. Some environmentalists are pointing to a little-noticed study by the World Bank showing that moving toward 100% solar, wind, and electric battery energy would be “just as destructive to the planet as fossil fuels.” This was precisely the conclusion of a story in Foreign Policy magazine, hardly a right-wing publication.

According to the Foreign Policy analysis, moving to a “carbon-free” energy future “requires massive amounts of energy, not to mention the extraction of minerals and metals at great environmental and social costs.”

Here are some of the numbers. Going all-in on batteries, solar, and wind would require

• Thirty-four million metric tons of copper,
• Forty million tons of lead,
• Fifty million tons of zinc,
• One hundred and sixty-two million tons of aluminum,
• Four-point-eight billion tons of iron.
• Those tens of millions of windmills, solar panels, and electric batteries for cars and trucks aren’t exactly biodegradable. So, we will have the most prominent energy graveyard with toxic pollutants that will be 100 times larger than any nuclear waste storage. And yet, the Left is worried about plastic straws!
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