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Which is of course is completely false all the way around.
If give a link, its explains the industry and why they are pulling out.
Solar power is becoming cheaper than fossil fuels
If this were true then energy companies wouldn't be leaving the industry, why would anyone leave something that is profitable.
And the profit margin is around 20% depending on the size of the project.
This is absolute BS. In 2020 solar projects went bankrupt : en.wikipedia.org
However, 2024 has brought immense challenges, with higher interest rates, tighter financing, and adverse policy shifts in key states contributing to over 100 solar bankruptcies based on our industry data, a number unseen before in our almost 20 years in the solar sector.
California was particularly hard hit due to new net metering rules under NEM 3.0 that radically reduced system economics.
www.solarinsure.com
If you want to know the future of energy, simply look to where nearly all energy ever consumed on this planet has its origins: The sun.
So nuclear fission?
#83 | POSTED BY DONNERBOY
You know the oil industry is in the renewable industry right? To them is energy. To you its a religion.
Why Do Big Oil Companies Invest in Green Energy?
www.gatech.edu
The reality is without the subsidies renewables wouldn't happen, the idea of the subsidies was to help the industry get to scale. But the fact is the renewables doesn't seem to be profitable.
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These are the same Republicans who said it isn't torture until it results in organ failure or death.
#3 | POSTED BY SNOOFY
Interesting doing some research. Obama (Libya) and Clinton (Kosovo) did this similar side step with the same response. Kosovo and Libya had the military much more exposed than today.
"that argument says they could shoot an ICBM nuclear missile into Venezuela and that wouldn't be hostilities"
I didn't find any one making that claim for Clinton or Obama; For sure Obama would have benefited from this policy, as the US lost a F-15 in Libya due to malfunction;
But I did find this ...
President Bill Clinton didn't bother to get prior legislative permission for his Kosovo war and sidestepped the War Powers Resolution thereafter. And Mr. Obama hasn't lifted a finger in the last two months to get Congress's consent for his Libyan operation.
When Mr. Obama first announced the Libyan intervention along with our NATO allies, he claimed constitutional authority as chief executive and commander in chief and said he was acting "consistent with" the War Powers Resolution. Congress has shown no interest in authorizing our limited military operations, nor has it provided any funding. At this point, if the president were to seek approval, Congress would likely refuse.
www.aei.org
The administrations argued that the WPA's 60-day limit was not triggered because the mission constituted "kinetic military action" rather than full-scale "hostilities" involving a significant risk of U.S. casualties or ground troops.
I suppose it's bad when Trump does it but not when Obama and Clinton do it? Seems that is what the "brain trust" of TruthLies & Snoofy claim?
Do you guys research anything? I mean seriously this wasn't hard to find.
Because you have to be raised from a child to believe in imaginary nonsense, otherwise you don't grow up stupid enough to think trump cares about the working class.
#31 | POSTED BY SPEAKSOFTLY
I am agnostic, religion isn't really something practiced in China its actually repressed, thats what communists do, the State is the religion; and you my friend are part of that cult.
Your idea that unmitigated immigration into the US is somehow beneficial for the "working class" is hilarious to anyone with a high school understanding of how the world works.
Seems Niki appreciates the Trump acknowledgement.
Reading this made me feel a deep sense of gratitude. We live in a country where we can freely worship God.
No group should ever be persecuted for practicing their religion. We don't have to share the same beliefs in order for us to respect each other.
Numerous countries all around the world are being affected by this horror & it's dangerous to pretend we don't notice.
Thank you to The President & his team for taking this seriously.
God bless every persecuted Christian.
Let's remember to lift them up in prayer.
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I meant he rents it to other people. You know, "donors".
#7 | POSTED BY REDIAL
Even I knew what you meant ... I recall reading this back in 2015 during the Trump/Clinton election.
The Lincoln Bedroom Is Still Paying Dividends
Donors who spent the night in the famous bedroom are now writing checks for Hillary Clinton.
www.slate.com
And you're okay with the government executing people, with no charges filed, no trial.
Who do you hope they kill next?
#14 | POSTED BY SNOOFY
This is the typical over generaliztion that indicates Snoofy is pretty much an idiot.
The smarter you are the more distinctions one can articulate, all snoofy does is generalize, hoping to "make a point", "gotcha".
Oh, good, you have proof of that... let's see it.
#11 | POSTED BY CORKY
You don't need it, it falls under foreign policy, which the President is in charge of, with the exception of treaties, not the constitution and due process citizens recieve. Obama even extended this to citizens in certain situations..
But this falls under Piracy and Smuggling. Good article.
Since the mid-twentieth century, U.S. Supreme Court case law and government practice have coalesced around the view that U.S. citizens carry their constitutional rights with them globally.7 But with regard to noncitizens, the law and practice are very different. The Supreme Court did not start opining on this issue until the latter part of the nineteenth century, but once it did, the Court repeatedly stated that noncitizens abroad were outside the protection of the Constitution.8
repository.law.umich.edu
#52 | POSTED BY REDIAL
When do you need to turn in the deed to your property to the First Nations?
So, please explain how your trolling alias' opinion is correct in this instance?
Because you disagree with it ... this is a tell, lets me know, he's 99% correct.