I keep hearing republicans accuse the Obama era FBI of "spying" on Trump and the Trump campaign during the 2015-16 campaign. They never acknowledge that the FBI was watching Russians who were meeting Trymp and his campaign officials. There were 112 documented meetings with Russians at a time the FBI knew Russia was working to interfere with our election.
I don't listen to the right at all. There are reasonable conservatives, but they have no voice and are replaced if they don't march in lockstep with the alt-right. Did you serve on the J6 Committee or vote for impeachment? Adios! The "Righties" cannibalized them like praying mantises.
Regarding those that can be heard and who define the Republican party, and their indoctrination media and the uncritical sycophants carrying water for their enemies and ours created by these conservative propaganda sources, I have zero interest in their opinions or what they want, nor the opinions of their echo chamber. It's just a steady diet of lies and propaganda including the lie that this is how their critics behave. I don't merely disagree with them. I disapprove of them. I consider it all the enemy of Americanism - democracy, egalitarianism, the rule of law, church-state separation. They're enemies of all of that, just like Putin, and just like the Taliban - not fellow anythings.
I plan to set up solar in my house in the next few years. My city suffered severe storms 5 weeks ago and hundreds of thousands of people were without power. Trees took out a lot of the infrastructure. Most were without power for several days, but others were out for up to 5-6 days. Mine was out for almost 4 days, which is a rude awakening when it is hot and still have to function and go to work. A lot of citizens were mad that it took so long, but that is the dilemma of a city with a lot of trees and power lines above ground.
I don't think deniers understand the effects quite yet. And thus far some will deny regardless what happens.
Sorry to hear that. My in-laws are going through something similar now in the Detroit area - flooded basements and power failures. It's a first for them.
It appears that this is the future for many, becoming progressively more severe and more frequent. I shake my head when I hear them refer to a 100-year flood. Not anymore. It's probably a twenty-year flood now on its way to becoming a five-year flood. Everybody would be well advised to recognize that we are in a state of transition now, and the past no longer predicts the future.
In my opinion, if you live in one of these areas already experiencing ill effects of heat, drought, wind, or water/snow, and you expect to be around a few more decades, it's time to start looking at other places to live.
Volcanoes, Quakes, and World Weather News to see the world weather report and who's having problems now. Here's a video link (2 minutes of review of recent major world weather) you might be able to use if any of this is of interest to you:
Here's what's coming, in my opinion. Certain areas are now in the process of transitioning to undesirable or uninhabitable locations. As this becomes more evident, homes in those areas will become progressively less desirable as properties become very expensive to insure or uninsurable, and property values start to fall. The alert will have sold and relocated before the rest figure it out and the housing market dries up. Once this begins, everybody's going to lose a little or a lot. The biggest losers in this game of musical houses will be the last to understand this. They will be the ones who get stuck with a home that they can't sell or insure, and then it burns down or is destroyed in a hurricane or tornado.
If this describes your situation - if you are a homeowner in a transitioning locale - I expect you to recognize that and take action sooner than later and salvage the present equity in your home. Let a climate denier buy it from you. They'll be the last to recognize the situation and too late to avoid the loss - the price of faith-based thought (religion doesn't have a monopoly on that) and the avoidance of critical, evidence-based thought.
No, it's about the gullibility of the cult of warm.
Right on cue. You're the guy I just wrote about - among the last to see the writing on the wall.
