Support for Trump Isn’t Flagging
The United States finds itself at an impasse.
Donald Trump is no longer in office, but almost half the country thinks the election was rigged in favor of his opponent, and that justice won’t be served until he is returned to the White House. 30 different judges saw no merit in this when law suits were filed before the election was certified, and each one dismissed the cases, yet this means absolutely nothing to them. They’re remaining steadfast, and there seem to be no facts that will move them away from this fantasy.
But of course, the “stolen election” narrative is only one example, one out of hundreds, that define who these people are and what they believe. (more…)
Energy consultant and 2GreenEnergy supporter Gary Tulie reports from his home in Buckinghamshire, England (see pic): 
From 
How did we lose EV technology? It depends on what you believe.
From Move On:
From the American Energy Society:
Hairspray, that’s what.
Apparently Greta Thunberg is a controversial figure, though it’s hard to understand why. She’s insisting that the people running the world, i.e., the generation ahead of her, take better care of the Earth. Somehow, that seems just fine to me.
The Story of Stuff makes a good point here.
