Aloha kākou. Isn’t it a pity. Some things takes so long, but how can it be explain. Our eyes fail to see the beauty that surrounds us. Because people are taught to close their eyes and get woke. The environuts are just such a people that cannot see the world around them. Their eyes are shut, but their ears are open to the propaganda. Their minds are polluted with garbage. It’s because they only see the world they live in and they believe in what they are told. The world is a different place when you explore past your door steps and see things beyond the flat screen TV on the wall and the phone held in your hand.
Conditioning by crooked politicians to believe a vote for them will change the rising tides and start the healing of the planet are god like predictions that never come true. But people will insist on believing and will continue to cling to their false gods. They pray to their mythical planet god Gaia and will commit acts of violence to protect planet over people.
When you think about the math of the age of the planet which is about 4 billion years old and humans have only been around for about 200 million years. We’ve only been using heavy industry for maybe 200 years, and yet we have the conceit to believe some plastic bags, Styrofoam, and aluminum cans are are threat to the planet. – As brilliantly pointed out by George Carlin.
If hypocrisy took carbon dioxide from the atmosphere then “we’d be at net zero already,” says Sky News host Chris Kenny. “In London the rich and famous strode the green carpet to support Prince William’s so-called Earthshot prize for environmental activism,” Mr Kenny said. “People who have previously shelled out thousands of dollars for outfits made the incredible sacrifice of wearing them a second time, to demonstrate their commitment to recycling, not to mention their ability to endure great hardships to save the planet. “Global climate policy fantasy is smashing head on into reality.”
Like father, like son. The royal pains in the arse have been pretending to be champions of the environment. As they fly around the world in their private jets and lecture the peasants on being more environmentally conscience of their carbon footprint. They don’t have to follow their own rules for thee. But this is typical of our elitists betters. They don’t have to live by example, but they will make an example out of you.
But what does clean energy really look like? When it’s out of sight, it’s out of mind. People never see what goes into the production of so called “Green Energy”. It’s actually very dirty and very expensive. But what people do see and hear are when there’s an oil leak. They see the seabirds coated with oil and the beaches with tar balls washing ashore. They cry for the wildlife and the planet.
What they never see is the scaring of the planet mining for rare earth materials used to make batteries and solar panels. They believe that solar will generate enough electricity to charge their electric cars, run their refrigerators and air condition their homes. They see electric cars as clean because they don’t use fossil fuels. They don’t see where the electricity comes from that charges their electric cars. Again, out of sight, out of mind. If you never see how electric cars are made and what materials they use you’d never know the amount of pollution it generates. Then there’s the recycling question on how to dispose of the toxic materials in electric cars. No one thinks about that because it’s out of sight and out of mind.
People never see how many products are made from petroleum. The plastics, clothing, home building materials, our roads, the tires on the cars, even food. It takes fossil fuels to bake and make foods. There are endless examples of how fossil fuels make our life better. But if you never see the process, they you’ll never know. That’s a real pity.
But when the oil spill is cleaned up and the earth is renewed, what then happens to the mine that was scared by heavy machinery. It erodes away to a lifeless pit of toxic materials. It will take centuries for the earth to reclaim these mines. Contrary to coal mines and other mines, rare earth mines and the materials render most sites lifeless for long periods of time. Most of these mines are not located here in the United States so very few people know of their existence.
Have you ever seen the aftermath of an environment demonstration? There’s garbage strewn everywhere. The very people that claim to care for the planet are the largest polluters. Look at all the surgical masks and latex gloves tossed away carelessly that end up in washed into rivers and oceans. Yet an oil slick brings howls of banning oil rigs and oil cargo ships. Who is going to clean up all the trash that environmentalists dispose into the waterways? What bothers me the most is the hypocrisy of the tree huggers. Quel Dommage.
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The day started with a mix of clouds and rain and limited sunshine. Tradewinds are from the north northeast at 11mph, gusts 22mph. Cloud cover is 42%. Visibility is 10 miles. We got 1/64th inch of precipitation in the rain gauge overnight. Temperatures are in the mid 70’s. Humidity is at 79%. Barometric pressure is 30.00 inches and dewpoint is 67 degrees. UV index 10. Air quality Index is borderline good at 41
ʻOkakopa ‘Umi Kūmāiwa, 2021
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E Māua Ola i Moku o Keawe 