IH3444
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Around here, there is talk of how the Cowboys will play in their hometown Super Bowl. That's not only an overestimation but laughable when you look at how they've played so far.
. . .just sayin' that most estimates are made by folks with an agenda.
Ken45101
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It's all BS, fueled by phony agendas and lies.
I just read an article where studies have shown that wind power does NOT reduce pollution. When the wind dies, coal plants have to be fired up and they pollute much more during startup/shutdown, than when running in continuous production.
We are being scammed.
Ken
I just read an article where studies have shown that wind power does NOT reduce pollution. When the wind dies, coal plants have to be fired up and they pollute much more during startup/shutdown, than when running in continuous production.
We are being scammed.
Ken
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Diesel emmisions are just a part of a much larger agenda. If you think it's important that the data was wrong you are missing the point. Carbon, Climate Change, Global Warming or whatever they decide to call this farce next is just a front. The end goal is greater centralized control & income redistrabution. How better the control EVERYTHING than to regulate the most abundent element, carbon. I hope enough people wake up to this before it's too late. I bet to some I sound like a nut job. I hope those folks state to take a good look around to see what's going on.
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