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Published on December 14, 2009 By Rightwinger In US Domestic

What's the definition of irony? Let me help:

1.)  At Fort Hood, a US Army Major - of Islamic heritage - killed 13 people, wounding dozens more, shouting "God is Great!" in Arabic, as he fired.

He attended a mosque associated with radical Muslims; he'd expressed great admiration for Muslim suicide bombers.

He even tried contacting al-Qaeda.

Apparently, his activities were flagged for months by authorities, but it seems no one wanted to risk being accused of bigotry.

The Obama Administration- headed by a "Christian" who avoids dining with Christian clergy, but warmly welcomes Muslims - downplays this glaring evidence, reluctant to view this obviously premeditated massacre as an incident of Islamic terrorism.

Democrat presidents have a long history of going easy on Islamic terrorism. Obama's no different - except, ironically, for being a closet Muslim, himself.

2.)  Obama pledges to Americans that the new, "green" lifestyle is something we must do, to save the planet from humanity's terrible exesses and greenhouse gas pollutants (remember when they used to tell us, simply, to plant more trees?). That the jobs created to foster that lifestyle, "green jobs," will revitalize our economy.

Some one better tell that to Evergreen Solar, of Massachusetts, a producer of solar panels.

Evergreen took $58 million in state funds, to expand its operations, then sent half its production jobs to China.

How's that for ironic?

This decision is "evidence that the operation here (in the US) is not being cost competitive," said analyst Rob Stone.

Evergreen's in a price war with Chinese producers, as are other solar panel companies. Hell, let's make that any company, prodcucing anything.

Why do companies go overseas?

Perhaps we need more government intervention in the private sector; maybe tighter regulation would help. More, or higher, taxes?

Maybe the plant needs to be unionized; we all know how well unionization cuts costs and increases efficiency.

Those last couple sentences were sarcasm, for those liberals who may have gotten this far.

Wind power, touted as another alternative to Evil, carbon-producing fossil fuels, is another field with, seemingly, much green jobs potential.

Unfortunately, most of the components for the wind turbines, naturally, are produced overseas.

How long before more "green jobs" start heading east, strengthening the economy of China, the worst-polluting, least environmentally regulated nation in the industrialized world? More irony.

While we're discussing saving the environment, how about those incriminating e-mails, stolen by hackers, from the Climate Research Unit, at the University of East Anglia, in England?

The CRU is the "hub" of the climate debate; this is where it started; from where it all springs. As I understand, most climate researchers start their own studies, with data compiled there.

These thousands of e-mails, between US and British climatologists, detail years of skewed and omitted data, statistical trickery, cooked "evidence" and outright lies; even the destruction of information requested by skeptics.

All, to propagate the utter myth of man-made global warming/climate change.

Is the UN, and their lapdog liberal media, viewing this "smoking gun", crystal-clear evidence of massive, overwhelming fraud, with outrage? Are they pausing in their environmentalist fascism, much of which is based on the "fact" of global warming/climate change?

Certainly not; desperately, they soldier on, barely acknowledging it. Those in the government and media who aren't ignoring it are scrambling, lamely, to explain it away, often using the most Orwellian of methods.

One member of Congress called it "stolen e-mailgate", typically ignoring the broader implications and focusing on the methods. alone 

Sometimes, however, the wrong thing is done for the right reasons. This was one of those times.

The New York Times calls it, simply, "more fuel for thediscussion." The UN bigwigs were utterly complicit in this, you understand; but then, they have a world government to construct, for which the US will be the main financier. The lie of "man-made climate crisis" is its foundation.

We conservative "Neanderthals" have always been skeptical, concerning global warming/climate change; the elitist liberal "intelligentsia" swallowed it whole.

Now, they can't bear to admit being fooled. Or maybe, they just won't.

How ironic.


Comments
on Dec 14, 2009

Perhaps we need more government intervention in the private sector; maybe tighter regulation would help. More, or higher, taxes?

I read an article in a German news paper a few years ago that claimed that the reason many well-educated Germans emigrate to the US is that Germany's social welfare system is not good enough and needs more funding.

 

on Dec 14, 2009

I see today that China and India, with the support of the "developing" nations are stalling talks in Copenhagen. They are smart. Make it impossible to produce anything in the "industrialized" nations and guess where it will have to be produced? After all they don't want the same rules to be applied to them (this is about the only time you'll here China boast about its poor, third world status). Plus, this will be a big payday for those countries that have to do little more than hold their hands out (for $$$). The only thing they are developing is a sense of entitlement from any country that is willing to give.

on Dec 14, 2009

Mercedes has decided to move production of the Mini to Tuscaloosa because it's cheaper to produce them there than it is in Germany. Good for the ppl in Tuscaloose but bad for the folks here, they lose their jobs to you. It always goes both ways.

And Germany is pretty good at building machinery - we'll happily build the compoments for you (kidding just a little bit)

on Dec 14, 2009

I'm going to Alabama where the tusks are looser.

 

on Dec 14, 2009

Mercedes has decided to move production of the Mini to Tuscaloosa because it's cheaper to produce them there than it is in Germany.

Don't worry if Germany could, they would move them directly to China. For now they want to keep some semblance of quality (China isn't quite there yet, from an automotive prospective, soon though). Second they will, for the time being, sell more cars in the US and at a higher price than could be realized currently in China. The dollar is cheap while the yuan is heavily under valued (and could change quickly with the stroke of a pen if someone gets a hair up their butt) Don't worry, we'll see it in our live time.

What I find amusing is all the people here that want to emulate Europe. I don't think they read the news papers.

on Dec 16, 2009

They are good at jawing and blaming and yelling and punishing.  But liberals just dont understand the carrot part of the carrot and stick.

I am sure it is going to be Bush's fault that English Banks are transferring their top execs to other countries - just as America will be doing soon as well thanks to the Commi-tzar of pay.