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No way José: Mexican stand-off brewing on the Isthmus of Tehuantepec
A major battle is brewing as an indigenous community living in the Isthmus of Tehuantepec in Oaxaca State, Mexico fight to save their land and livelihoods from the clutches of “big wind”. One of our...
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Fighting the Great Wind Power Fraud? You’re Not Alone
Hard to think it’s only been a Year since we took the fight to Canberra. On 18 June 2013, 364 pro-farming and pro-rural community representatives – from Tolga in Far North Queensland, Coopers Gap in...
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The Wind Industry: Rotten to the Core
We’ve reported on just how rotten the wind industry is – from top to bottom – and whether it’s bribery and fraud; vote rigging scandals; tax fraud; investor fraud or REC fraud – wind weasels set a...
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Pacific Hydro’s “Monumental Own Goal”: Or How Steven Cooper’s Wind Farm Study...
In our last post we popped up the study done by Steven Cooper at Pacific Hydro’s Cape Bridgewater wind farm, that’s sent the wind industry and its parasites into complete melt-down. And its keenest...
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Mexican Wind Farm Madness: Wind Industry Crime & Corruption Crush an Ancient...
*** Renata Bessi is a freelance journalist and contributor the Americas Program and Desinformémonos. She has published articles in Brazilian media: The Trecheiro newspaper magazine, Página 22, Repórter...
View ArticleMexican Meltdown: Tehuantepec Community Erupts Over Wind Turbines Leaking...
*** inevitable – adjective: certain to happen; unavoidable. “war was inevitable” synonyms: unavoidable, inescapable, bound to happen, sure to happen, inexorable, unpreventable, assured, certain, for...
View ArticleMexican Standoff: RE Outfits Furious As Mexican Government Blocks All New...
The only things ‘inevitable’ about the ‘transition’ to wind and solar are rocketing power prices and unstable power grids. As to the latter, the Mexican government has taken a stand that’s sent...
View ArticleNo Substitute: Poverty Reduction Depends On Access To Energy Rich Coal, Oil &...
The first step out of grinding poverty starts with access to energy-rich hydrocarbons: ie coal, oil and gas. Third World governments are continually berated by opportunistic globalists who claim to be...
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