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Our enemies hate life. They hate human life, they hate animal life, they hate marine life. They cut down forests to install solar farms. They ruin our seas to jam metal turbines into the ocean floor. They engineer viruses so they can sell people poison. They must be stopped.

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Transhumanists don't understand the magic of life, which is love. That's why they fear it.

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These non-human things called democrats do not have the love word in their vocabulary. This is outright murder AGAIN, WITHOUT CONSEQUENCES! AMERICA IS OUTRAGED. PRESIDENT TRUMP AND YOU SIR WILL PUT AN END TO THE DEMOCRATS DRACONIAN RULE. It's pure evil.

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Well spoken Joshua. That is how our enemies pick their targets . . . by the life they can kill. There is life in music, in art, in children, in nature, in good health, in truth, in reason, even in logic. You can always see the life which is being erased at the end of "their sword." Their sword is never pointed at anything worth destroying.

Your statement and mine are each an amplification of what is in the bible. “Even so every good tree bringeth forth good fruits; but a corrupt tree bringeth forth evil fruit. “A good tree cannot bring forth evil fruit; neither can a corrupt tree bring forth good fruit. “Wherefore by their fruits ye shall know them.” (Matt. 7:15–20.)

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Well-spoken, their hate for human life is powered by demonic forces. These demonic principalities that dwell inside of these subhumans will soon be reminded who is the KING OF KINGs and LORD OF LORDS! JESUS CHRIST LOVES CREATION! GOD WINS!

GOD ALWAYS WINS! ❤️ 😍 💖 ❣️ 💕

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This is why we love you!!!

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Thank you, RFK, for refuting the charges of these bureaucrats who, as you know, are merely messing with you because you are supporting Trump. You brilliantly set them in their place and charged them with their misdeeds in supporting the off shore wind farms that are destroying marine life. I hope I misunderstood your support of on shore wind farms. They are destroying fowl by the thousands, including eagles which have been an endangered species, although I’m not sure if they still are. Additionally, they are an eyesore and take up farmland. I also hate the solar panels that cover large swaths of land that could be used for better purposes. Another eyesore. I haven’t even discussed how these 2options support China and will create more wasteful debris as they have to be replaced. My understanding is the nuclear power is much safer and our fossil fuels are cleaner than elsewhere. Please look carefully at these other options for energy other than the wasteful wind and solar. Thank you.

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Agree about RFK's seemingly schizophrenic support for onshore wind -- everything that makes offshore wind an abhorrent debacle applies also and even more to onshore wind. Wind farms are destroying bald eagles and birds of all kinds by the millions, disrupting and adversely affecting migratory patterns and natural habitat for all wildlife, destroying otherwise scenic vistas, and providing no offsetting benefits given that they can't be justified economically and can't be built without government subsidies, and detract from electric grid reliability since wind is inherently unreliable. Yet for some reason RFK, Jr unnecessarily volunteered unabashed support for environmentally detrimental onshore wind. It seems like the usual NIMBY approach -- "I don't want this devastating stupidness fouling my backyard (the ocean where I play), but knock yourselves out fouling fly-over country."

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Let me help you to understand the difference. Our taxes are being used to fund (through subsidies mislabeled as "inflation-reduction,") the construction of 3x less efficient power-generation technology, that is destroying our most endangered and precious species. The last time I checked, the Bald Eagle was thriving in North America - perhaps you would enlighten us with some actual data to defend your statements?

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Nope, your post didn't help with anything. Regardless, anybody paying even passive attention to wind farm stupidity is well aware that they have devastating impacts on birds (including protected bald and golden eagles) and other wildlife. In fact, the impact is so obvious that the federal government corruptly gave the big wind energy companies carte blanche to take bald eagles -- they gave them 30-year permits to "incidentally" kill the eagles and excused them from having to publicly report the death toll.

Regarding your request for "enlightenment," here's a link to a story from several years ago reporting on the devastation. There are numerous such reports. It's well known. And it's shameful.

https://eagles.org/take-action/wind-turbine-fatalities/

Another article posted by the American Eagle Foundation includes this telling quote, "It took over 30 years to bring the Bald Eagle back from the brink of extinction. A lot of work by hundreds of conservation groups and thousands of individuals across the country have put their heart and soul into this effort. To essentially give power companies a 30-year hunting license to kill eagles and other birds is unconscionable. I think we’re opening a Pandora’s Box that will kill millions of birds over the next 30 years, maybe tens of millions. I don’t understand why we’re making this devastating and senseless compromise.” https://eagles.org/wind-turbine-companies-given-30-year-exemption-from-federal-government-to-kill-eagles/

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Yeah, and then there is the weird effect on bats. Bats don’t have to be hit by the blades to be killed by them. You know that distortion effect when you speak into a fan? Something about that effect on the scale of the turbines causes a bat, passing in front of them at up to a 6th of a mile away, their lungs pop like grapes as they attempt to breathe the disrupted air & they’re dead before they hit the ground.

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These wind turbines are more trouble than they are worth. We need life. Need to protect the food chain as well as us. I am sure that since life is more important then technology then life should be focused on more than the technology. God created life….. thank you

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Yep. Time for a deadly serious discussion about Geothermal, and I mean the Icelandic model for municipal scale use, not the alluvial personal units (which aren’t technically “geothermal” so much as a method for using the local earth as a solar panel). After 18 years since the Icelandic model was proven, I’m more convinced than ever that the establishment powers that be NEVER wanted a highly effective green energy, they WANT boondoggles to permanently subsidize and permanent wedge issues like forms of “green energy” that will NEVER be truly cost effective for municipal use. If a way to use wind or solar that was as safe and effective as the Icelandic geo model was ever found, I posit that they’d lose interest in green energy entirely! Greenie fanatics’ attitude upon realizing that most of America’s volcanic land are mostly within some parkland boundary or another hasn’t helped matters. Gaia worshippers treat the parks like sacred temples, so ANY discussion of a one time exception regarding the ban on industrial development of any parkland is utterly unthinkable for them, even if we have hard evidence that such a compromise would be far better for the environment as a whole in the long term. Specifically, we should build such power plants (and accompanying transmission lines), at least one per volcano, at least FOUR in Yellowstone for the use of Wyoming, Montana and Idaho, possibly parts or even all of Colorado and Utah. That’s approximately 9.55 million people sustained by the heat of the super volcano, NOT by carbon fuels.

We have around FIFTY other volcanos we could potentially tap in the same way.

That leaves us 18 states too far from these volcanoes to benefit from tapping all our land:

Florida

Iowa

North Dakota

South Dakota

Nebraska

Kansas

Missouri

Texas

Louisiana

Wisconsin

Illinois

Michigan

Ohio

Kentucky

Tennessee

Alabama

Mississippi

Arkansas

So about 134.88 million who can’t use geothermal. Of those 18 states, three routinely get direct hits from hurricanes. Nuclear power plants should not be built in high hurricane zones, but only the southeastern half of Texas is most impacted, so with a well distributed complex of both geothermal and nuclear power, only two and a half states would need to continue using coal and other such conventional carbon energy, Florida, Louisiana and half of Texas for about 40-45 million people total.

We could whittle our total carbon footprint down to 13.24% of what it is… wait, that estimate doesn’t separate vehicle emissions from all other emissions dependent on the power plants. Damn I’m tired. 🥱 Sorry. But it still gives a sense of how much we can eliminate from municipal electricity use. But speaking of the cars, if, after transitioning to such a complex, we then build public transportation trams in every town with a population over 10,000, and require each township to put a stiff tax on local gasoline within each such township,

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…we could then also use positive incentives & perks on top of that to encourage people to use tried and true third rail services for most of their local transport needs. No giant batteries needed for those!

At the SAME time, make gasoline prices outside of and in between townships DIRT cheap. When preparing for traveling between townships, just buy a gallon of the expensive local gas, just enough to get you 20-30 miles outside of town, then fill the rest of the way up for the rest of your journey. Student drivers who need to practice locally can have a special discount.

Since studies indicate that local driving can lead to approximately 10-20% more emissions per mile than highway driving, this would take a significant chunk out of emissions as well.

Please understand, I don’t buy into climate alarmism, BUT everything ELSE that’s bad about oil dependency is absolutely true, from the health effects of smog to necessitating the difficult disposal of toxic sludge like the hundred tons of vinyl chloride that was spilled in Palestine Ohio two years ago (shale oil refinement produces ten times as much vinyl chloride as artesian oil refinement, by the way).

What I lay out his is ENTIRELY DOABLE. We have to educate one another and get the greenies and boondogglers OUT of our way to ever get any of it done.

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Good comment but you need to stop using the term 'fossil fuels'. Oil is not generated from fossils or dinosaur bones. It is abiotic, the earth makes it in the same way it makes water and air. 'Fossil fuels' is a term created by JD Rockefeller to support his monopoly in the oil and gas industries. He earned his reputation for being one of the most evil men in history.

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Kennedy 2028

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You didn't mention those solar fields/plants that "microwave" birds by the thousands. As I recall, they use hundreds of mirrors to focus the sun's energy on a single spot. Any bird that gets into the path is instantly cooked. ☹️

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Hypocrisy is considered a righteous virtue by liberals.

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bingo!

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Fantastic putdown of another Biden stasi agency!! I hope they're squirming. As someone involved with 'Save the Whales' campaign back in the 70s, it is appalling to watch the so-called democrats betray everything they used to stand for.

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Per PragerU, even the founder of Green Peace admits that the whole movement has been hijacked

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Dear Mr Kennedy. Thank you for always standing up for those who cannot speak: the whales, the fish, the ocean itself. Much love from a Canadian Grandma

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There is a breakaway government running an agenda. In this agenda we and the rest of the life on this planet are seen as "Non-player characters" to use video game parlance. We mean nothing to them. We are only here to be experimented on, toyed with and lied to. As far as these elites are concerned we could and should drop dead, and they are doing what they can to kill us off, be that from spraying toxic aluminum from the skies or injecting it i nto our arms. They are poisoning our soils, the seas and for the purposes of power and control they are destroying life on this planet and we are just letting them do it in plain sight. We have exceeded the corruption that brought down the USSR, we have exceeded the abuse of Mother Nature that brought down Atlantis. How long do you think this will be allowed to continue..... not long, not long.

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Well said! You are one of the hero's to Dr. Stoller! :)

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Geez, I hope you never caught lightening bugs in a jar as a kid. I’d hate to see what govt agency they’d unleash on you for that.🤣

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Pretty blatant selective targeting!!

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That was a home run, sir. Well done! MAHA 2024

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If this letter doesn't prove who are the good guys and who are the bad guys, then you're really not interested in finding out the truth. Thank you Robert, for your unending desire to 'repair the world.'

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For all your multifaceted knowledge and applied wisdom… 💜

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nailing it as usual. cannot wait until you are in Washington.

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This is why we need you more than ever in a public capacity! Go Trump!!

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Vote Orange it's the new Purple.

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We truly are blessed to have you in the world! Thank you for all you do and have done to make our world a better place!!

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Such a great response! 🇺🇸🙌

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I hope this goes somewhere. I really hope there is some accountability for the destruction of marine life. Those whales are crucial in the natural carbon sink. You want to reduce carbon? Increase whale populations.

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