Wednesday, April 22, 2015
EARTH DAY, when Earth-firsters mourn the loss of the planet: "Environmentalism is a faith without joy, a religion lacking hope of redemption."
MY GOODNESS, now I'm anti-climate. It mustn't be long now till I'll be declared 'anti-weather'. The comments are great (which is why I linked). I have only begun to read them all, but my tentative favorite is this: "Jonathan Chait. Putting the "twit" in Twitter."
JEFF JACOBY: Death or life for Tsarnaev? Frankly my preference is for life without parole, simply because I think the death penalty is too light a sentence.
WHAT'S EATING OUR GALAXIES? Mysterious 'supervoid' in space is missing around 10,000 galaxies.
It's only about 3 billion light years away so we needn't worry just yet.
It's only about 3 billion light years away so we needn't worry just yet.
IN HONOR OF EARTH DAY, last week I pulled out my fossil-fuel powered chain saw and destroyed some native habitat in order to assure an adequate supply of fuel for my wood-burning stove to use while it emits copious amounts of evil particulate matter into the pristine atmosphere next winter.
This morning, I drove my 13-mpg fossil-fuel powered pickup truck to the environmentally insensitive hardware store to buy a couple of hundred pounds of non-organic, native-vegetation-killing fertilizer to spread over my lawn and be washed down river to foul the Chesapeake bay watershed in order to force the non-native vegetation to grow high enough so that I can use my fossil-fuel powered lawn tractor to cut it back to an even height.
Next week I plan to continue honoring the planet by continue my destruction of native vegetation until I have a sufficient supply to bring in some more fossil-fuel powered equipment to further transform the native vegetation into pre-fossil fuel usable by my wood stove.
Then I will rest....
This morning, I drove my 13-mpg fossil-fuel powered pickup truck to the environmentally insensitive hardware store to buy a couple of hundred pounds of non-organic, native-vegetation-killing fertilizer to spread over my lawn and be washed down river to foul the Chesapeake bay watershed in order to force the non-native vegetation to grow high enough so that I can use my fossil-fuel powered lawn tractor to cut it back to an even height.
Next week I plan to continue honoring the planet by continue my destruction of native vegetation until I have a sufficient supply to bring in some more fossil-fuel powered equipment to further transform the native vegetation into pre-fossil fuel usable by my wood stove.
Then I will rest....
DRONE PHOTOS of some of the most beautiful places on Earth. Idiots environmentalists may disagree, but these are also part of Earth.
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