Author: craigshields

I’m not too sure about this.  What about all the teachers, scientists, college students, healthcare professionals, retirees, corporate employees, government workers, librarians, park rangers, entertainment professionals, restaurant employees, and airline workers? Yet there are millions of Americans who take the …

Not Sure Trump’s Press Secretary Has this Right Read More »

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I think it’s also fair to say that the Founding Fathers never thought the U.S. electorate would have disintegrated into hundreds of millions of greedy pigs and hateful idiots, that would fully support a criminal conman.

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Condemning horrific behavior is better than writing it off as acts of “boys will be boys.” Yet the problem lies in the fact that, condemned or not, it’s what the Republican party is dealing with in the year 2025: a …

Top GOP Officials Condemn Republicans Who Support Hitler, Etc. Read More »

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Suppose you were trying to pick a U.S. city that could possibly be riddled by violence due to drug cartels, street gangs, or some other sort of violent crime (even though none of these were reported by the major news …

Why Did the Trump Administration Choose Portland? Read More »

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The three-bladed wind turbines we see all over the world extract about 90% of the theoretically available kinetic energy from the air that moves through them.  A 60% would violate the laws of physics. Of course, these people are not …

Understanding Claims on Wind Energy Read More »

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As shown below, the vast majority of world news sources will not be playing ball with Pete Hegseth’s command that he has the right to approve all reporting on the Pentagon. In a day when Americans are demanding more transparency …

World Press Rejects Pentagon’s Requirements for Story Approval Read More »

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Though there’s nothing theoretically impossible about the story at left, I doubt it’s true. That’s because Denmark has a superabundance of renewable energy due to its phenomenal wind resources.  When it has too much for its own consumption, it sells …

Molten Salt Energy Storage Read More »

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Trade tensions continue to mount between the U.S. and China. This is sad, in that our trade relationship in agriculture with China was proceeding just fine, year after year. Notice the use of capitalization in “Economically Hostile Act,” as if …

China Trade Policy Read More »

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Insofar as 2GreenEnergy “headquarters” is near a little Danish town in California that has considerable appeal to European tourists, I often have the opportunity to meet people from the Continent. When the conversation turns to politics, as it often does, …

The “No Kings” Rally Is International Read More »

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In my day, though we didn’t have electronics means of chatting, we certainly had clubs of young people with conservative values, e.g., the Young Republicans. I never attended their meetings, so I can’t say for sure, but I would bet …

“The Young Republicans” Today Has a Different Meaning Than It Had 50 Years Ago Read More »

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