I've heard that Norwegian wood is good ...
... and Norwegian company Jotul has been making great wood stoves since 1853.
Posted on 03/02/2023 8:03:01 PM PST by nickcarraway
Norway's government on Thursday (Mar 2) apologised to indigenous Sami reindeer herders affected by wind farms that were declared illegal after they were built, following a week of protests by activists.
The country's highest court unanimously ruled in October 2021 that the expropriation and operating permits issued for the construction of 151 turbines in the Fosen region of western Norway were invalid.
The court found that the project violated the rights of Sami families to practise their culture of reindeer husbandry.
(Excerpt) Read more at channelnewsasia.com ...
So much for wind turbines. Now what do they do??
Wait...Norwegians are not indigenous in their own country??
Indigenous = The folks who stole the land, before the current folks stole the land.
The wind turbines were killing the reindeer. While the reindeer were practicing their games and flying lessons they would fly into one of the spinning blades and be crushed or decapitated.
The word on the fjord is that Rudolf is still missing and may have been a victim of this evil wind dreams.
I've heard that Norwegian wood is good ...
... and Norwegian company Jotul has been making great wood stoves since 1853.
That’s a gorgeous stove. But...but....is wood burning even allowed??
It is where I am. Which is not Norway. But where else is Jotul selling their stoves?
If Norwegians are not “indigenous,” then were did they come from?
One Greta protest, staged arrest and the woke world crumbles. She is such a wind bag.
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