'Environmental Crusader' Arnold Schwarzenegger Warns: 'Fossil Fuels Will Kill Us'(T)

pjmedia.com ^ | 3/26/2019 | Nicholas Ballasy

[rktman]

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'Environmental Crusader' Arnold Schwarzenegger Warns: 'Fossil Fuels Will Kill Us'—after Arriving in a Suburban SUV

Former Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger (R-Calif.) warned young people that “fossil fuels will kill us” if the U.S. doesn’t switch to renewable energy. The Terminator actor said millions of people die each year because of pollution.

“So, therefore, it’s very important for you to get involved to fight and to get rid of fossil fuels because fossil fuels will kill us and fossil fuels will create global climate change. Now I’ve studied this issue very well. It’s another issue I didn’t know much about when I became governor but then when I listened to the studies and to the scientists I became 100 percent supportive of it,” Schwarzenegger said during a discussion on gerrymandering at the National Press Club on Tuesday with former Attorney General Eric Holder.

[rktman]

Two strikes in one go. 'Cli-Fi' activitst and appearing with holder. Pretty sure the steroids have really done a job. And, the Suburban was probably a prototype wind or solar powered vehicle. No, really. And like the nissan whatever---ZERO EMISSIONS. Well except for the manufacturing part and the transportation part and the tires and the lubes and the faux leather and...........................

[Telepathic Intruder]

GET TO DA CHOPPA! No wait, DA BICYCLE!

[Innovative]

More likely that hysteria about fossil fuels will kill us.

[cuban leaf]

I think Warren Zevon summarized it nicely: Life will kill you.

[Lockbox]

Arriving in a Suburban

Thank God he left the Hummer at home...…...

[rktman]

I thought he and Maria had split u.............. Oh, his new girl friend.

[fruser1]

“get involved to fight”

Actually, the only way to do it would be for them to become physicists or engineers.

[I want the USA back]

Petroleum contains a huge amount of stored energy. There is nothing else like it. It’s free for the taking. You pay just the cost for recovery, refining and distribution, plus taxes. It’s still cheaper than solar or wind power.

There is not enough room for solar collectors or windmills that would replace the power obtained from petroleum.

No way around it, dummkopf!

[fieldmarshaldj]

I warned y’all not to vote for this leftist schmuck back in 2003. Demonrat Davis wasn’t as bad and destructive as this buffoon.

[TexasM1A]

Doesn’t this guy Own a 747?, pretty dependent on fossil fuels.

[1Old Pro]

Yep, weight lifters ae notoriously brilliant minds.

[Responsibility2nd]

Hasn't this fool been listening to that chick with horse teeth?

 

[jimfree]

I understand he has some serious experience with “bio-chemistry,” but I won’t take him seriously as a climate scientist.

[DungeonMaster]

From a guy who has eaten a million pounds of red meat.

[budj]

Yep! They'll kill ya'

ex-McLaren at 186mph

[rktman]

Oh, did he stop at that steak house in Amarillo too?

[Buckeye McFrog]

This is your brain on ‘roids.

[rfp1234]

This is your brain on steroids.

[rfp1234]

GMTA. Sorry, I didn’t scroll down the comments before posting mine.

[Wonder Warthog]

"There is not enough room for solar collectors or windmills that would replace the power obtained from petroleum."

Nope. The entire US energy usage (ALL forms, not just electricity) can be supplied by an area of solar cells 100 x 100 miles, which is an unnoticeable dot on the land area of the US. The problems are elsewhere (transmission and storage).