Posted on 09/22/2023 6:17:36 AM PDT by ChicagoConservative27
On Thursday’s broadcast of MSNBC’s “Alex Wagner Tonight,” Special Presidential Envoy for Climate John Kerry told countries that say they need fossil fuels for development that “they have to buy into this transformation” to green energy that he acknowledged “the private sector’s restrained against investing” in, “partly just out of concern, not confident.”
Guest host Ayman Mohyeldin asked, “I was interviewing the Iraqi prime minister today, who’s desperate to get his country’s economy back on track after 20 years of war, but at the same time, a lot of it goes through fossil fuel. How do you convince a leader like the Iraqi prime minister, and other countries around the world, who desperately seek economic progress through fossil fuel, which is the largest part of their economy, to not do that because the rest of us –?”
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These countries don’t have to anything this fool says
Natural gas is the way to go.
Kerry. Don’t you have a Swift boat to fall off of or something. Go throw your medals over a fence somewhere. Go report for Dooty.
Will someone please kick that deflated football head over the goalpost?
Government planning has always worked out so well. Let’s ask the Jews how well government planning worked for them.
Will no one rid us of this insipid fop?
Traitor POS.
No...we don't.
As the piece of shit flies around in private jets and limos.
Countries that Depend on Fossil Fuels ‘Have to Buy into’...
Though a few dozen new nuclear plants wouldn’t hurt.
Private companies should not be compelled or "de-risked" by governments to invest in certain sectors or technologies. The free market, not government intervention, should determine how and where private capital is deployed. If companies see opportunities in new energy sectors that make business sense, they will invest accordingly based on their own timelines - not some arbitrary schedule set by climate activists or the United Nations.
The claim that fossil fuel demand will be "markedly" lower by the end of this decade is not grounded in facts. According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration, even in their most optimistic renewable energy growth scenarios, fossil fuels will still make up a majority of energy consumption in 2030 and beyond. Oil and natural gas will remain essential to meeting the world's energy needs for the foreseeable future.
In summary, the notion that oil and gas companies must hastily transform into renewable energy companies to comply with some unrealistic climate agenda should be rejected. The free market should guide business decisions, not government intervention or environmental alarmism. Fossil fuels will remain essential for decades to come regardless of subsidy-dependent growth in green energy sectors.
And these same idiots are dismantling dams and turning off nuclear power plants.
And coal. Lots of coal. Just to piss off these libtards. Pennsylvania sits on 214 Trillion cubic feet of natural gas in the Marcellus shale formation. The Utica shale formation is below that and it is completely untouched. That’s estimated to be another 38 Trillion cubic feet of natural gas. Pennsylvania’s coal reserves are estimated to be seven billion short tons.
That’s a lot of inexpensive energy that these Marxist want to deny Americans because of pseudo science and blatant lies.
If the government’s ideas are so beneficial then why do they have to force people to accept them? Good ideas and good policies sell themselves; there’s no need to pressure people into accepting them. Just saying.
“And these same idiots are dismantling dams and turning off nuclear power plants.”
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What aren’t they dismantling? They have taken a wrecking ball to the entire country.
Was he throwing more of his Purple Hearts into the bushes and woods when he was proclaiming this?
How the hell do we “kill off” this global warming farce and all of government’s dream to change our climate....which is an impossibility to start with.
Um, unfortunately it will involve “killing off”. Marxists have a century of history devoted to killing well over a hundred million people. The real question is will it be them or us?
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