Tag Archives: windmills

Renewable “Green” Energy Yields Very Poor Results

By The Admiral | Published Monday January 30th, 2012 @ 5:49 AM CDT

Yeah, yeah. I know. You’re tired of me telling you “I told you so,” but once again, as usual, I am right and you are not. Why we’re even fiddling around with this green alternative energy crap is beyond me. It doesn’t work for the most part, and what does work is extremely expensive and [...]

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I’ve got your windmill for you right here, Mr. Green Jeans!

By The Admiral | Published Tuesday July 19th, 2011 @ 5:09 PM CDT

Adding to the undependability and inefficiencies of the great eyesores known as windmills. Oops! Looks like they can’t stand up to the wind either! HA! HA! HA! LMAO!!! Um, no. This is not an isolated incident, in fact, it happens quite frequently. What if a piece of this thing crashed through your windshield while you’re [...]

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25 month study by environmental group concludes wind farms are totally useless

By The Admiral | Published Thursday April 7th, 2011 @ 1:00 PM CDT

It feels good to be vindicated, especially so by a left-wing environmental group that actually did the right thing and reported the facts and the truth about their own study. No climategate manipulation here. Remember what I’ve been telling you about wind farms. Oh yeah! I’m going to say it again. “I told you so.” [...]

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Obama steps in it again while touting wind energy

By The Admiral | Published Thursday April 7th, 2011 @ 12:00 PM CDT

Obama said yesterday at the Gamesa Wind USA plant, “This is the future of American energy.” Really? Undependable, doesn’t work in the cold, inefficient and heavily subsidized to the tune of almost 25 dollars per megawatt-hour as compared to about 1.50 for nuclear, 0.45 cents for coal, and about 0.03 cents for oil. Take away [...]