By their assault on farming in the Netherlands, those who would sacrifice humanity on the altar of Mother Nature have given a big clue of how far they will go … to make our lives harder.
Pretty darn far.
Will Dutch farmers be forced out of business? Will others face skyrocketing food prices, hunger, even starvation?
Yet the elites say: So what? “It’s a transition.”
Livestock produce ammonia. Ammonia must be stopped. Whaddyagonnado?
We’re under assault in the U.S., too. Even if the attacks don’t always top the headlines and energy producers have yet to blockade roads en masse.
Specifically, the Legal Insurrection blog calls our attention to three new governmental obstacles to energy production:
- The federal government is pausing oil and gas leases on 2.2 million acres of Colorado land to permit more study of environmental impact.
- A federal judge is re-imposing a ban on the sale of coal on federal lands to permit more study of environmental impact.
- The federal government is stopping a pipeline to transport gas from Idaho to Wyoming to permit more study of environmental impact.
If this goes on, sooner or later people without AC or heat will be rioting against utilities and gas stations … as Biden and the rest pretend that high prices and low supplies are caused by evil entrepreneurial greed.
Every election day we will have another chance, sort of, to stop the insanity. Meanwhile, we can at least stop pretending that this is not happening.
This is Common Sense. I’m Paul Jacob.
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