Oldsailor65 Loc: Iowa

Gov. Moonbeam says California to launch ‘own damn satellite’ to study c*****e c****e

SAN FRANCISCO — Living up to his “Governor Moonbeam” nickname from the 1970s, California Gov. Jerry Brown on Friday announced the state of California plans to launch its own satellite to study c*****e c****e.

“The climate threat still keeps growing. We want to know what the hell is going on, all over the world, all the time,” said Brown. “So we are going to launch our own satellite, our own damn satellite to figure out where the pollution is and how we’re going to end it.”

http://www.gopusa.com/?p=54682?omhide=true

badbob85037

That i***t don't need to launch no rocket. he just needs to turn his head and look down. Not only will he see where g****l w*****g is coming from but where the stench is coming from too

lindajoy Loc: right here with you....

Uhhmmm, what did I just say???

rebob14

Welllllll, sure! Much more favorable results that way!

lindajoy Loc: right here with you....

Yup, Brown is surely looking to end Mother Nature cycles of warm and cold~
I wonder how much smog has slowed in LA???

Environmental extremism increasingly dominates California. The state is making a concerted attack on energy companies in the courts; a bill is pending in the legislature to fine waiters $1,000—or jail them—if they offer people plastic straws; and UCLA issued a report describing pets as a climate threat. The state has taken upon itself the mission of limiting the flatulence of cows and other farm animals. As the self-described capital of the anti-Trump resistance, California presents itself as the herald of a green, more socially and racially just society. That view has been utterly devastated by a new report from Chapman University, in which coauthors David Friedman and Jennifer Hernandez demonstrate that California’s draconian anti-c*****e-c****e regime has exacerbated economic, geographic, and racial ine******y. And to make things worse, California’s efforts to save the planet have actually done little more than divert greenhouse-gas emissions (GHG) to other states and countries.
Jerry Brown’s return to Sacramento in 2011 brought back to power one of the first American politicians to embrace the “limits of growth.” Brown has long worried about resource depletion (including such debunked notions as “peak oil”), taken a Malthusian approach to population growth, and opposed middle-class suburban development. Like many c*****e-c****e activists, he has limitless confidence in the possibility for engineering a green socially just society through “the coercive power of the state,” but little faith that humans can find ways to address the challenge of c*****e c****e. If Brown’s “era of limits” message in the 1970s failed to catch on with the state’s v**ers, who promptly elected two Republican governors in his wake, he has found in c*****e c****e a more effective rallying cry, albeit one that often teeters at the edge of hysteria. Few politicians can outdo Brown for alarmism; recently, he predicted that c*****e c****e will cause 3 to 4 billion deaths, leading eventually to human extinction. To save the planet, he openly endorses a campaign to brainwash the masses.
The result: relentless ratcheting-up of c*****e-c****e policies. In 2016, the state committed to reduce greenhouse-gas (GHG) emissions 40 percent below 1990 levels by 2030. In response, the California Air Resource Board (CARB), tasked with making the rules required to achieve the state’s legislated goals, took the opportunity to set policies for an (unlegislated) target of an 80 percent reduction below 1990 levels by 2050.
Brown and his supporters often tout their policies as in line with the 2015 Paris Agreement, note Friedman and Hernandez, but California’s reductions under the agreement require it to make cutbacks double those pledged by Germany and other stalwart climate-committed countries, many of which have actually increased their emissions in recent years, despite their Paris pledges.
Governor Brown has preened in Paris, at the Vatican, in China, in newspapers, and on national television. But few have considered how his policies have worked out in practice. California is unlikely to achieve even its modest 2020 goals; nor is it cutting emissions faster than other states lacking such dramatic legislative mandates. Since 2007, when the Golden State’s “landmark” global-warming legislation was passed, California has accounted for barely 5 percent of the nation’s GHG reductions. The combined total reductions achieved over the past decade by Ohio, Georgia, Pennsylvania, and Indiana are about 5 times greater than California’s. Even Texas, that bogeyman of fossil-fuel excess, has been reducing its per-capita emissions more rapidly...<snip> Plenty more for your reading enjoyment...

https://www.city-journal.org/html/californias-climate-extremism-16002.html

Peewee Loc: San Antonio, TX

Isn't Elon Musk the rocket/satellite guy whose attempts keep failing? I'm just guessing Moonbeam's attempt to launch an EMP attack on the USA will fail also. Wonder how much China is paying these two slimeballs. Maybe they'll send some ninjas too, uh, to re-educate them, yeah that's the ticket, re-educate? Just thinking out loud, no proof. My tin-foil hat is making weird noises again like it did when Q started posting.

Peewee Loc: San Antonio, TX

You reminded me of an old football pep rally chant... go...go...getem... oomph...oomph...:)

lindajoy Loc: right here with you....

Sis boom bahhhh baby!!!

Orrrrr

Push, pushhhhhhh goen in for that touchdown!!! Lololol well thats what we said...

Peewee Loc: San Antonio, TX

She called me baby! Eat your heart out Bahm, haha. Yeah, I stretched that to its breaking point, you'll have to sue me... then I'll get to see ya... sue away baby! LOL

Pitiful plumb pitiful, puffttt, we had much better chant's, ha. We called them Spirit Ralleys and sometimes they were off the hook. The football team was really bad and that's being nice, but, the basketball team was awesome, think we won about twenty state championships under Coach Brock. We were mostly an all-white school playing an all-black school in my junior year (71), it was double overtime, and the black school started chanting "nah nah nahna... nah nah nahna... hey hey goodbye" A buddy and I had to forcefully remove a classmate who was losing it before he caused a r**t. We lost that game but I've never forgotten that chant. If the refs are fair may the best team win. Who wants to watch a lopsided game. Got my money's worth, it was a nail-biter game even if we had to miss the last few minutes.

son of witless

If Jerry had not wasted all of that money on the high speed train, he would have plenty o money for a toy satellite. Maybe Caleefornia should just send up a drone.

Oldsailor65 Loc: Iowa

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I was on the football team all through HS. I played Center on offense and tackle and guard on defense. When I look back I realize that I wuld'a been a much better football player if the coach had played me at the position I was best qualified for.
The QB is always the best look'n guy on the team so the coach had me at the wrong position.

He should'a had me be the QB.