Land fizzing like soda pop: farmer says CO2 injected underground is leaking - Winnipeg Free Press

Am I the only one that recognizes the absurdity here. Let's take a non pollutant gas which is NOT causing Global warming/freezing and inject it into the ground to create an unintended (but predictable) consequence which turns out to be a REAL problem.

Land fizzing like soda pop: farmer says CO2 injected underground is leaking - Winnipeg Free Press

The Watermelons show their true colours

Hopefully people are catching on to how the environmental movement has been hijacked by socialist. It will be a slow turn and the trick will be paying attention to real environmental issues. There will be those wanting to exploit the situation no matter what!!

On the anniversary of Climategate the Watermelons show their true colours

Environmentalism gone wild

This is a documentary about a small community in Hatteras, NC that is being devastated by the environmental groups. The National Parks service acting on the order of a single judge has closed the beaches that this small community relies on for their livelihood.

Hear their story and you be the judge. Can it happen to you? It is already in thousands of ways that you don't notice. All it takes is an army of lawyers and a persuasive argument to convince a judge.

Piping Mad: Fair People at the Mercy of a Government Gone Fowl from Kevin Hicks on Vimeo.

Over hype of Gulf Oil Spill - Why????

This is a good post .

What was hyped as the worst environmental disaster has proved to be a lot less.

Look at my previous posts. I was caught up in this.

The linked post helps illuminate the "Why"

From now on I will be a lot more suspicious of anything the media presents.

To borrow from Instapundit's Glen Reynolds...

"We are in good hands" ... NOT!!!

Inflation: The Last Gasp of the Obama Economic Crisis

This post from The American Thinker here should send a chill down the spine of every baby boomer looking to support himself in retirement on their IRA's or 401k accounts. The point of it being the "coward's way out" is right on.

A Nation of Laws? Not really!

Just a thought. If we're a land of laws and no one is above the law then doesn't that mean all laws must be enforced? Apparently not. It seems we have certain people in the government at local, state and federal levels who decide which laws to enforce. Aren't these people sworn to uphold the law? Are they breaking a law when they don't uphold the law? Does this mean it is ok to break the law in certain situations? How do I find out which laws I can break? If later on they decide to uphold the law am I grandfathered in since I was breaking the law when it was ok? If I know someone that is breaking the law but I know it is one of the laws it is ok to break am I an accomplice? Do the lawmakers represent the will of the people when they make the laws? Is there a way for the lawmakers to know they are working on a law that won't be enforced so maybe they can stop wasting their time on that particular law? How many laws are there? How many do we actually enforce? Just a thought. Maybe we should undo all the laws we don't want to enforce. Maybe we should do something before the masses catch on that we have a ruling elite that decide these things, and all this law stuff is just a charade.

Public sector unions?

I thought this cartoon from City Journal tells it all.

Unfortunately, union leadership has ruined whatever legitimate purpose unions served and if you subscribe to the "pendulum" theory we will most likely need them in the future when power swings back to management and workers really get abused.

It is still difficult for me to envision how unions serve a purpose in the public sector where management is indifferent to cost and therefore open to whatever demands are put on them as long as the bureaucracy survives.