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Re: Re: Fossil Fuel Skulldugggery
By: AGelbert Date: May 9, 2017, 8:12 pm
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Re: Re: Fossil Fuel Skulldugggery
By: AGelbert Date: May 20, 2017, 6:03 pm
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By Hunter
Saturday May 20, 2017 · 4:01 PM EDT
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SNIPPET:
The Koch brothers have been largely sidelined in the news these
days by, well, everything else, but that doesn't mean the pair
of billionaire influence-buyers hasn't been busy. Donald Trump
may have not been their first, second, or tenth preference to
lead the conservative movement but they'll be dead in the cold,
cold ground before they miss an opportunity to push through
another round of tax cuts aimed specifically at benefiting
themselves and their own businesses.
In a major jolt of support for President Trump, the powerful
political network overseen by conservative billionaire Charles
Koch is launching a multimillion-dollar campaign to drive
Trump's tax plan through Congress.
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Re: Re: Fossil Fuel Skulldugggery
By: AGelbert Date: May 26, 2017, 6:15 pm
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[center]What Did Exxon and CEO Rex Tillerson Know and What Did
They Do About It?[/center]
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Published on May 25, 2017
Rex Tillerson now acknowledges climate change science, but as
CEO of Exxon Mobile did he do anything about it? The New York
State Attorney General wants to know says Investigative
journalist [font=times new roman]David Hasemeyer[/font].
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Agelbert NOTE: What will eventually come out is that Exxon AND
every other fossil fuel Industry greed ball out there figured
out way back in 1977 (or as far back as 1968!) that, yes they
were polluting the planet and would be eventually forced to stop
doing that.
However, even as they came to that realization, the FACT that
they had to change to a clean energy business model gave them
heartburn when they looked hard at the energy generating
process where they could no longer use the air, land and sea as
an open sewer ("externalized" cost somebody else would have to
pay). They came to the conclusion that Renewable Energy would
NEVER provide the gargantuan profits they were used to with
their polluting product. Actually having to abide by biosphere
math, along with making Renewable Energy technology devices that
people could take home and get energy when people wanted, not
when Big Oil wanted, was very upsetting to their inner fossil
fueler psychopath.
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WHY? BECAUSE they could NOT obtain a choke hold on the Renewable
Energy spigot. It is also rather difficult to start wars and
create price shock bonanzas from "scarcity" of wind or solar.
Renewable Energy is bad for the WAR BUSINESS. War has always
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The bean counters in Big Oil realized that there is a huge
distributed and democratized element to Renewable Energy. IOW,
trying to centralize Renewable Energy would be like herding
cats. So, they decided to DELAY the transition to Renewable
Energy as long as possible through a malicious disinformation
campaign specifically directed at doubting the science (i.e.
discredit climate scientists) that Exxon KNEW was accurate.
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To add criminal insult to mens rea injury, these fossil fuel
crooks and liars PRETENDED to "embrace" SOME renewable energy
(see British Petroleum HEAD FAKE to "Beyond Petroleum") while
they were ACTUALLY doubling down on exploring for and exploiting
new locations of, fossil fuels.
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That's right, boys and girls. The fossil fuel corporations have
spent FAR MORE MONEY THAN WAS NEEDED TO TOTALLY TRANSITION their
business model to Renewable Energy in searching for increasingly
difficult to obtain fossil fuels. The behavior of these fossil
fuelers is not just irresponsible, it is criminal.
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In criminal law, KNOWING an action will cause severe bodily harm
to humans AND DECIDING TO DO IT ANYWAY, even though you have the
money to change to clean energy, is called MALICE AFORETHOUGHT
(MENS REA). IOW, Exxon and their partners in pollution for
profit crime have been committing FRAUD based on profit over
people and planet since at least 1977!
For them to claim (the old "we are a corporation" TRICK) it was
their "fiduciary duty" to "maximize profit" and stick with
fossil fuels is like saying we have a "fiduciary duty" to rob a
bank because it beats working for the money.
Prison is too good for those fossil fuel corporate bastards.
BUT, it would be a good start. ;D
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[move][I][font=impact]The Fossil Fuelers DID THE Climate
Trashing, human health depleting CRIME,[COLOR=BROWN] but since
they have ALWAYS BEEN liars and conscience free crooks, they are
trying to AVOID [/color] DOING THE TIME or PAYING THE FINE!
Don't let them get away with it! Pass it on!
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Re: Re: Fossil Fuel Skulldugggery
By: AGelbert Date: June 1, 2017, 8:27 pm
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June 1, 2017
[center]A Personal Take on The Modern History of Iraq - RAI with
Sabah Alnasseri (5/6)[/center]
On Reality Asserts Itself, Prof. Alnasseri says Trump's strategy
is to use the war against ISIS as an excuse to build up US troop
levels in Iraq to control the oil and create a pro-American
government.
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Re: Re: Fossil Fuel Skulldugggery
By: AGelbert Date: June 2, 2017, 7:47 pm
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[center]Paris Exit Was 'Victory Paid and Carried Out' by
Republican Party for the Koch Brothers[/center]
The 22 Republican senators who sent a letter to President Donald
Trump last week urging the United States' withdrawal from the
Paris climate agreement received more than $10 million dollars
in campaign funds from fossil fuel interests.
The two-page letter was signed by a number of Republican
heavyweights from coal/gas/oil-rich states, including Senate
Majority Leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, Jim Inhofe of
Oklahoma and Ted Cruz of Texas.
The Guardian calculated that the 22 senators received a total of
$10,694,284 from oil, gas and coal money in just five years.
(See the breakdown below.)
However, that sum does not even come close to the amount of
undisclosed funds coming from the deep pockets of Charles and
David Koch's coal, oil and gas conglomerate, Koch Industries,
and other outside groups.
As the Guardian explains:
"Visible donations to Republicans from those industries exceeded
donations to Democrats in the 2016 election cycle by a ratio of
15-to-1, according to the Center for Responsive Politics. And
that does not include so-called dark money passed from oil
interests such as Koch industries to general slush funds to
re-elect Republicans such as the Senate leadership fund.
"At least $90m in untraceable money has been funneled to
Republican candidates from oil, gas and coal interests in the
past three election cycles, according to Federal Election
Commission disclosures analyzed by the Center for Responsive
Politics."
Jeffrey Sachs, professor of economics and director of the Earth
Institute at Columbia University, shared recently his views on
Trump's climate walkout.
In an interview with Bloomberg Surveillance, Sachs referenced
the senators' letter and specifically cast blame on the
billionaire oil barons for pulling the strings of Republican
party leaders such as McConnell and House Speaker Paul Ryan, who
both supported exiting the Paris accord.
"This is the victory paid and carried out for 20 years by two
people, David and Charles Koch," Sachs said. "They have bought
and purchased the top of the Republican party. Trump is a tool
in this."
Notably, most of the Republican signatories of the letter do not
support the belief that human activity contributes to climate
change.
During an appearance on MSNBC, Democratic Sen. Edward J. Markey
of Massachusetts explained why he thinks his Republican
colleagues do not believe in the science of climate change.
"This Conservative party in the United States is funded by the
Koch brothers [and] it's funded by the coal industry," Markey
said. "[They] insist that Scott Pruitt—the Attorney General of
Oklahoma that actually sued the EPA 19 times on clean air, clean
water, soot, mercury issues—becomes the head of the EPA in our
country."
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[center]The 22 Republican signatories' funding from Big Oil, Gas
and Coal in the past three election cycles (2012, 2014 and
2016):[/center]
James Inhofe, Oklahoma
Oil & gas: $465,950 + Coal: $63,600 = $529,550
John Barrasso, Wyoming
Oil & gas: $458,466 + Coal: $127,356 = $585,822
Mitch McConnell, Kentucky
Oil & gas: $1,180,384 + Coal: $361,700 = $1,542,084
John Cornyn, Texas
Oil & gas: $1,101,456 + Coal: $33,050 = $1,134,506
Roy Blunt, Missouri
Oil & gas: $353,864 + Coal: $96,000 = $449,864
Roger Wicker, Mississippi
Oil & gas: $198,816 + Coal: $25,376 = $224,192
Michael Enzi, Wyoming
Oil & gas: $211,083 + Coal: $63,300 = $274,383
Mike Crapo, Idaho
Oil & gas: $110,250 + Coal: $26,756 = $137,006
Jim Risch, Idaho
Oil & gas: $123,850 + Coal: $25,680 = $149,530
Thad Cochran, Mississippi
Oil & gas: $276,905 + Coal: $15,000 = $291,905
Mike Rounds, South Dakota
Oil & gas: $201,900 + Coal: none = $201,900
Rand Paul, Kentucky
Oil & gas: $170,215 + Coal: $82,571 = $252,786
John Boozman, Arkansas
Oil & gas: $147,930 + Coal: $2,000 = $149,930
Richard Shelby, Alabama
Oil & gas: $60,150 + $2,500 = $62,650
Luther Strange, Alabama (Appointed in 2017, running in 2017
special election)
Total: NA
Orrin Hatch, Utah
Oil & gas: $446,250 + Coal: $25,000 = $471,250
Mike Lee, Utah
Oil & gas: $231,520 + Coal: $21,895 = $253,415
Ted Cruz, Texas
Oil & gas: $2,465,910 + Coal: $103,900 = $2,569,810
David Perdue, Georgia
Oil & gas: $184,250 + Coal: $0 = $184,250
Thom Tillis, North Carolina
Oil & gas: $263,400 + Coal: $0 = $263,400
Tim Scott, South Carolina
Oil & gas: $490,076 + Coal: $58,200 = $548,276
Pat Roberts, Kansas
Oil & gas: $388,950 + Coal: $28,825 = $417,775
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Re: Re: Fossil Fuel Skulldugggery
By: AGelbert Date: June 5, 2017, 7:43 pm
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[center]Paris Climate Accords Withdrawal Bought And Paid For By
Koch Brothers & Friends[/center]
June 5th, 2017 by Steve Hanley
SNIPPET:
Remember those 22 Senators who wrote an impassioned letter to
alleged president Trump recently, urging him to withdraw from
the Paris climate accords? According to The Guardian, that group
has received a total of $10 million from the Koch Brothers and
other fossil fuel interests over the past 5 years.
[center]Big Money
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Re: Re: Fossil Fuel Skulldugggery
By: AGelbert Date: June 25, 2017, 2:31 pm
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[center]Utility CEOs Try to Rob Shareholders of Rights to
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Sunday, June 25, 2017
By David Pomerantz, Energy and Policy Institute | News Analysis
SNIPPET:
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A group of CEOs which often lobbies for policies that support
the fossil fuel industry, the Business Roundtable, has led the
effort to insert the language restricting shareholders' rights.
The group sent a letter to Trump economic advisor Gary Cohn
advocating for the changes. The letter also called for delaying
the EPA's rules to protect people from harmful ozone pollution,
called for an overhaul of the Clean Power Plan, and called for
the complete reversal of the Waters of the US rule to prevent
pollution of streams, rivers and lakes. Those are all positions
that other utility industry trade groups have fought, while
individual utilities have sought to avoid the publicity of
attacking popular anti-pollution rules.
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Agelbert NOTE: Why do the fossil fuelers never grow tired of
avoiding responsibility and accepting their liability? Why do
they keep doubling down on fossil fuels instead of transitioning
rapidly to Renewable Energy (they have had the Capital to do
that, in less than a decade, for at least 25 years!)?
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But the basis of their 'greed is IT' loyalty to polluting
practices suicidal rationale is found in their fascist
ideology/religion:
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Re: Re: Fossil Fuel Skulldugggery
By: AGelbert Date: July 24, 2017, 12:35 pm
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[center]Environmental devastation, ruined economy and
deteriorating health afflict Bodo community years after Shell
oil spill.[/center]
Bodo Village, Nigeria - In 2008 and 2009, a 55-year-old pipeline
owned by Shell ruptured twice, throwing up 600,000 barrels,
according to UK court claims, of crude oil into the surrounding
creeks of the Niger Delta.
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In 2015, after many years of battles with campaigners, Shell
announced it would pay out $83.2m in compensation for the spill.
This was split up among the community. Most families received
about 600,000 naira ($3,000). Yet after more than eight years
that have passed, the community is still waiting desperately for
the cleanup efforts promised to them. The creeks and shores of
this once thriving fishing community remain decimated by the oil
damage.
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In January 2017, a British court blocked a lawsuit brought
against the Anglo-Dutch Shell company by the devastated Nigerian
communities, saying it must be filed in Nigeria.
On January 26, 2017, as reported by the Associated Press, Kay
Holtzmann, the former director of the project funded by Shell to
clean up the oil spills, wrote a letter saying there are
"astonishingly high" levels of pollution affecting the Nigerian
community.
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The letter was addressed to the chairperson of the Bodo
Mediation Initiative, Inemo Samiama, and outlined the potential
health effect of the contamination on the Bodo community.
"Although the locals are accustomed to their environment they
are exposed to hazards and especially negative long-term effects
on their health are unpredictable. The results dictate the need
for a health screening of the Bodo people," Holtzmann stated.
Joyful Paango, a resident in Bodo village, says she and her
family have struggled with their health since the spill. She is
concerned for her six younger siblings, who have been directly
affected by the contamination. "I pray that God will take me and
my family from Bodo one day."
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The fossil fuel Industry is kiilling us all over the world, not
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[move]Response by the fossil fuel industry to the above
irrefutable evidence of their criminal polluting profit over
people and planet behavior:[/move]
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Re: Re: Fossil Fuel Skulldugggery
By: AGelbert Date: August 4, 2017, 1:42 pm
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[center]AZ Investigation Reveals Shadier Side
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Utilities
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It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single utility in
possession of an anti-solar regulatory board, must be doing
something shady.
Over the last several years, the Arizona Public Service Company
(APS), the largest power provider in the state, has tried
thwarting rooftop solar by getting utility-friendly candidates
elected to the Arizona Corporation Commission, which regulates
the state’s utilities. Now, APS is reportedly being investigated
by the FBI for its political spending.
In 2014, APS allegedly funded a political nonprofit that
supported the candidacy of two utility-friendly Republican
candidates for the regulatory commission. For most of its long
history, APS steered clear of politics. But, in recent years,
APS helped turn a bipartisan regulatory commission into a panel
of anti-solar Republicans through targeted political spending.
The investigation kicked off after the former chairman of the
regulatory commission, Gary Pierce, was indicted for allegedly
raising the rates for a water and sewer company in exchange for
payments to his wife. The FBI probe of Pierce led to an inquiry
into APS, which had allegedly tried to influence Pierce by
contributing to his son’s campaign for Arizona secretary of
state.
The allegations of wrongdoing suggest the lengths to which
embattled utilities are willing to go to protect their
interests. It’s not that utilities oppose solar power, per
se — many are investing in large-scale solar
projects, but many utilities are opposed to customers generating
their own electricity and selling it to the grid. Think of APS
like a grocer who doesn’t want home gardeners selling vegetables
in the town square — except this grocer enjoys a
government-sanctioned monopoly.
The FBI investigation will likely be lengthy, and may not result
in anything. But if it does, it could be game over for the APS
monopoly.
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Agelbert NOTE: Fossil fuel industry response to the above "fake"
news:
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Re: Re: Fossil Fuel Skulldugggery
By: AGelbert Date: August 25, 2017, 8:23 pm
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[center]Thom Hartmann Book Club - Dark Money [img
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Aug. 25, 2017 8:47 am
Thom reads an excerpt from Jane Mayer's book, Dark Money: The
Hidden History of the Billionaires Behind the Rise of the
Radical Right.
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