…are horrible kitchen appliance which are left plugged in leading to vampire power loss, you might just be a Warmist

The blog of the day is The Lonely Conservative, with a post on Obama’s lame ISIS resolution.
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…are horrible kitchen appliance which are left plugged in leading to vampire power loss, you might just be a Warmist

The blog of the day is The Lonely Conservative, with a post on Obama’s lame ISIS resolution.
Read: If All You See… »
I’ve mentioned multiple times that I am no big fan of coal, and would like to see it replace with a viable alternative that is environmentally cleaner (environmentally meaning the environment, not CO2) and has a similar power density and cost. Furthermore, mountaintop removal has always been horrible, though, it is considerably safer for workers than going underground. Good thing the Warmist movement isn’t doing anything similar, right?
Environmentalists Shave Off Entire Mountaintops In The Name Of Environmentalism
This is solar power in Vermont: clearcutting, mountaintop removal and tons of waste.
It’s the destructive new form of “renewable†energy that leftists are touting.
But some environmentalists are complaining the costs of wind energy don’t live up to the benefits.
Here’s what that looks like

In all fairness, that’s not as bad as what occurs for coal, but, it is environmental destruction….in the name of saving the environment. Go figure
The article also provides this quote from Mark Whitworth, owner of Energize Vermont
“The claims Green Mountain Power makes for Lowell’s carbon avoidance are inflated. They claim that the wind turbine complex avoids 74,000 tons of carbon a year. That may sound like a lot, but it’s equivalent to the amount of carbon emitted by New York City traffic in less than half a day,†Whitworth said.
“The turbines are projected to last 20 years. … The amount of carbon (Lowell would avoid) is less than two weeks of carbon produced by New York City traffic. We traded an intact ecosystem, a vital wildlife habitat, for less than two weeks of New York City carbon emissions. It’s not a good trade.â€
Huh. We also get this quote from article cited in the first exerpt
“The intact ecosystem, the wildlife habitat that we destroyed, is required to enable plant and animal species to adapt and survive climate change. So, we claim to be concerned about climate change, but we’re destroying the habitat that plants and animals are going to require in order to adapt to climate change. Climate change is here. It can’t be reversed, even if were to stop emitting carbon altogether right now,†he said.
Warmists are destroying pristine wild areas to install solar and wind projects. For negligible results.
These are the kinds of stories that will emanate from the Credentialed Media as the silly season, ie, primaries leading to the general election, approaches and gets in full swing, at least as how it applies to Republicans. There will be lots of concerned articles as well as “just wondering”, like how they wondered multiple times whether McCain was eligible to be president, since he was born in the Panama Canal Zone (he was). Or whether he had an affair (he didn’t). Or Romney’s dog on the roof, and haircut “outrage” when he was in high school. Of course, Democrats are mostly given a pass
As Scott Walker mulls White House bid, questions linger over college exit
Scott Walker was gone. Dropped out. And in the spring of his senior year.
In 1990, that news stunned his friends at Marquette University. Walker, the campus’s suit-wearing, Reagan-loving politico — who enjoyed the place so much that he had run for student body president — had left without graduating.
To most of the Class of 1990 — and, later, to Wisconsin’s political establishment — Walker’s decision to quit college has been a lingering mystery.
Not even his friends at Marquette were entirely sure why he never finished. Some had heard that a parent had fallen ill, or maybe there was some financial strain. Others thought he had simply had enough of school.
This is amusing for two reason: it is a thinly veiled hit piece ahead of Walker potentially running for president. Second, the Washington Post is one of the major outlets who utterly refused to take a serious look into Obama’s background, much less his college years. As ulyssesmsu writes in the comments
You damn hypocrites. You write an article this big about Barack Obama’s sealed college records first, and then maybe you’ll have the credibility to investigate Scott Walker. First Obama, then everyone else.
Do not expect any similar pieces on Hillary Clinton, Elizabeth (Fauxahontas) Warren, or other Democrats, expect as a way to explain the issues away. And, other than the Washington Post, who still has questions about Walker leaving college over 20 years ago?
Read: Washington Post Very Concerned Over Scott Walker Leaving College Early »
Chapel Hill police are pretty sure that the murders occurred over a parking dispute. Obviously, many are immediately jumping to this being a hate crime. Aren’t most murders rather about hate?
(Raleigh N&O) The news spread fast on social media, where many didn’t believe the killer’s motive could be explained by an argument about parking. Relatives were quick to call the slayings of three American Muslims a hate crime. “I mean, who would kill somebody over a parking spot?†said Abdel Kader Barakat, a cousin of Deah Barakat.
People are welcome to their own opinions, but not to their own facts, as the saying goes.
The women’s father, Dr. Mohammad Abu-Salha, who has a psychiatry practice in Clayton, said regardless of what prompted the shooting Tuesday night, Hicks’ underlying animosity toward Barakat and Abu-Salha was based on their religion and culture.
“It was execution style, a bullet in every head,†Abu-Salha said. “This was not a dispute over a parking space; this was a hate crime. This man had picked on my daughter and her husband a couple of times before, and he talked with them with his gun in his belt. And they were uncomfortable with him, but they did not know he would go this far.â€
Abu-Salha said his daughter, who lived next door to Hicks, wore a Muslim head scarf and told her family a week ago that she had “a hateful neighbor.â€
“Honest to God, she said, ‘He hates us for what we are and how we look,’ †he said.
Is it possible that Craig Hicks hated Muslims? That would be rather inconvenient for Liberals, since he is a hard core Atheist and a big fan of Progressives. However, might it just be that the said parking dispute involved ugly language and behavior, as so many disputes do? Because of you think this murder is unbelievable, perhaps you should know that
That list could go on and on and on. In inner cities, everyone thinks that the majority of murders are about gangs and drugs. In fact, most murders tend to be “motiveless”, essentially being about “disrespect“. This applies to shootings and stabbings, as well.
If it is a “hate crime”, in other words, a thought crime, that would look pretty bad for Atheists and Progressives, eh? But, the simplest explanation is usually the most likely explanation, and killing over a parking dispute is, sadly, entirely believable. That Hicks was an Atheist and the victims Muslims is meaningless. The victims could have been Christians, Jews, heck, other Atheists, and had the same outcome. Of course, this wouldn’t be “worldwide news”, though.
Just to be clear, the point of mentioning that Hicks is an Atheist yesterday was not to blame Atheists, but to point out media bias, since so many avoided mentioning his non-faith faith, unlike if he was a Christian, TEA Party member, Republican, etc.
Crossed at Right Wing News.
…is a horrible natural gas stove causing massive snowstorms, you might just be a Warmist

The blog of the day is No Tricks Zone, with a post on Warmist organizations taking lots of money from Big Oil.
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Of course, we must all remember that global warming is causing these massive snows (via The First Street Journal)
(CFACT) The record-shattering snow that has shut down Boston’s public transit system threatens to white out a global warming forum organized by Massachusetts Senate President Stanley Rosenberg (D, Amherst).
Rosenberg scheduled the forum for 1 PM Tuesday beneath the golden dome of the Massachusetts State House in Boston.
‘Rosenberg said the state has already seen how climate change is manifesting itself in the state with stronger storms, extreme temperatures, and a changing environment.’
Bummer
Inconveniently, Boston is in the midst of its snowiest winter in a century. The city hit 73″ inches of snow on Monday placing this year on the top ten list for snowiest winters on record, surpassing the 72.9″ recorded during the winter of 1903-1904.
WCVB TV reports that, ‘Boston also set a record with the most snow in 30 days with 60.8 inches.’
Double bummer
Such events are, however, terribly inconvenient for the global warming narrative. In 2000 climate scientist David Viner of Britain’s Climatic Research Unit (CRU) famously proclaimed that snow was increasingly a thing of the past, saying “children just aren’t going to know what snow is.†Fourteen years later Boston’s schoolchildren have run out of snow days. Officials are considering cutting short their spring breaks to compensate.
Triple bummer. And, yes, it was officially cancelled
(MassLive) A legislative forum on climate change has been postponed, ironically, due to the weather.
“I hope these repeated, severe storms serve as a platform for some important conversations around bolstering our natural and built infrastructure against climate change once a new date has been set for this discussion,” said State Sen. Marc Pacheco (D-Taunton), who chairs the Senate Committee on Global Warming and Climate Change and organized the summit.

Read: Bummer: Snowmageddon Threatened “Climate Change” Conference »
I blogged the Crusader Challenge before, but, let’s leave it up as a sticky note for a couple weeks, the better for Islamist apologists who yammer on about those evil Christians doing Bad Things to put their money where their mouths are. Michael Graham at News Radio 106.7 in Atlanta is willing to “set aside $100 for every death committed in the name of fundamentalist Christianity in the year 2015. You—the “The problem isn’t Islam†adherent—will set aside just ONE dollar for every death committed in the name of Islamist fundamentalism and violent jihad.” This runs through the end of 2015. Who will take up the challenge?
Read: Hey, Islamist Apologists: Will You Take The Crusader Challenge? »
Whoops
NY Post: This North Carolina cockatoo sure wasn’t living with any lovebirds.
Peaches, a Moluccan cockatoo, has become a YouTube sensation by spewing obscenity-laced tirades, mimicking her former owners’ marital spats.
Friends and family of Don and Elaine Sigmon claim to hear “get out of here†and f-bombs in minute-long daily diatribes thrown by Peaches. (snip)
“Trust me she is not mimicking me & Don but I was told the first owners separated and she was just acting out what she saw,†wife Elaine Sigmon wrote on Facebook. “All we know is she is hilarious and has brought so much joy to our family.â€
You go, Peaches!
Obviously, this is one of those horrible actions by evil Christians, right? (tweets via Twitchy)
https://twitter.com/neuroluv/status/565405142523322368
https://twitter.com/EdhiAbdulSattar/status/565476331098750978
(Raleigh N&O) Police charged a Chapel Hill man Wednesday with first-degree murder in the deaths of three Muslim students in a quiet neighborhood near Meadowmont just south of N.C. 54.
Craig Stephen Hicks, 46, is being held in the Durham County Jail on three counts of first-degree murder.
Hicks is accused of shooting his Finley Forest neighbors, Deah Shaddy Barakat, 23, and his wife Yusor Abu-Salha, 21, and Abu-Salha’s sister, Razan Abu-Salha, 19, of Raleigh.
It very much was a horrible crime. But, something is missing
(UK Daily Mail) A man has been arrested after three Muslim students were shot dead close to a University complex.
Craig Stephen Hicks, who has previously posted comments criticising all religions online and describes himself as a supporter of atheism, has been charged with three counts of murder after the trio were shot dead in Meadowmont, close to the University of North Carolina campus.
Dentistry student Deah Shaddy Barakat, 23, of Chapel Hill, his wife Yusor Mohammad, 21, of Chapel Hill and her sister Razan Mohammad Abu-Salha, 19, of Raleigh, were all found dead on Tuesday.
That’s right. Context is missing. It’s missing from the WRAL story, as well. Same with WNCN. Nor at ABC11.
On a Facebook page in his name Hicks published a number of anti-religion posts, describing himself as a supporter of ‘Atheists for Equality.’ A banner about ‘anti-theism’ sits prominently on his page and he appears to be a regular social media user.
Hicks posted a photo from United Atheists of America on February 8, which has the title ‘why radical Christians and radical Muslims are so opposed to each others’ influence when they agree about so many ideological issues.’
Just to be clear, I am not blaming atheists, but simply noting that the typical over-reaction that occurs in blaming Christians is wrong-headed. The thing is, we do not know why Hicks murdered the three people. Was it because they were Muslim? Was it over a disagreement, or some slight? We really do not know at the moment.
We do know that if #MuslimLivesMatter, perhaps they should stop killing each other so willy-nilly around the world. Maybe they could come more forcefully against things like ISIS beheading people, like another recent event where they took the heads of eight men accused of being members of Israel and Egypt’s armies.
More:
Chapel Hill Police Department press release pic.twitter.com/2ZQZWkFwcJ
— Jake Tapper (@jaketapper) February 11, 2015
Read: #MuslimLivesMatter: Man Kills Three Muslims In Chapel Hill »