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The World Is Getting Better. It’s Just That No One Tells You About It.
A special Morning Jolt today, as I try to run through a long but by no means complete list of good news from the past year that was astoundingly under-reported and discussed, particularly when compared to presidential tweets, discussions of which pop culture offerings weren’t woke enough, glowing profiles of the eighth or ninth-most popular Democratic presidential candidate, and so on . . .
We’ve Made Some Breathtaking Advances
You will be stunned when you realize how many dramatic breakthroughs have been made against some of the most common and deadly diseases and ailments out there.
One: A new blood test could detect breast cancer five years before other clinical signs manifest. This could be available to patients in four to five years. Separately, a new treatment for early-stage breast cancer could wipe out a growth in just one treatment.
Two: A new three-drug combination therapy could provide significant help to up to 90 percent of those suffering from cystic fibrosis.
Three: We could soon see a pill that can prevent heart attacks in high-risk patients: “Drugmaker Amarin “shocked the world last year when a long-running clinical trial showed that its medicine derived from purified fish oil, Vascepa, substantially reduced the risk of cardiovascular events like heart attacks in high-risk patients . . . In November, a panel of experts convened by the Food and Drug Administration reviewed Amarin’s data. They voted 16 to 0 that Vascepa was safe and cuts cardiovascular events.”
Four: Israeli researchers think they’ve discovered that a molecule designed to help stroke victims may be a new way to wipe out pancreatic cancer, which is one of the toughest cancers to treat.
Five: The Mayo Clinic injected stem cells derived from fat cells into a paralyzed patient’s spine and the patient is now walking again. This treatment may not work as well for every patient, but it provides new hope for everyone facing paralysis.
You can get stem cells from fat cells? Good heavens, I think I’ve found my calling.
Six: A new vaccine could eliminate allergies to cats.
Seven: Earlier this year, UC San Francisco researchers managed to transform human stem cells into mature insulin-producing cells, a major breakthrough in the effort to develop a cure for type 1 diabetes.
Eight: In July, researchers “successfully eliminated HIV from the DNA of infected mice for the first time, bringing them one step closer to curing the virus in humans.”
Nine: Two new treatments for the deadly Ebola virus “saved roughly 90 percent of the patients who were newly infected.”
Ten: Gene therapy developed at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital has cured infants born with X-linked severe combined immunodeficiency, more commonly known as “bubble boy” disease. “The children are producing functional immune cells, including T cells, B cells and natural killer (NK) cells, for the first time.”
Keep headlines like the ones above in mind the next time you hear some politician denouncing “those greedy pharmaceutical companies.”
Turning our attention to the American economy, you’ve heard about the low unemployment rate. What you may not have heard is that the workforce participation rate for those between 25 and 54 years old is up to 80.1 percent — the highest since early 2007.
If that’s eleven, then twelve would be the U.S. Census Bureau’s latest report on income and poverty, which came out in October. That report found real median family income up 1.2 percent from 2017 to 2018, real median earnings up 3.4 percent, the number of full-time, year-round workers increased by 2.3 million, and the poverty rate declined from 12.3 percent to 11.8 percent, with 1.4 million people leaving poverty.
Thirteen: Despite predictions that Amazon was going to put bookstores out of business, the number of independent bookstores keeps rising each year — the most recent figures are 1,887 independent bookselling companies running 2,524 stores.
Fourteen: The cost of lithium-ion batteries is down about 87 percent over the past decade — which makes electric vehicles a more cost-effective option for transporting goods and people.
Fifteen: There’s a lot of ugly trade wars and tariffs going on, but there is progress on some fronts. Japan just approved a deal that will lower or remove tariffs on $7.2 billion in U.S. farm goods, including a gradual reduction of its 38.5 percent duty on American beef to 9 percent. Other U.S. products including pork, wine and cheese will also get greater market access, putting the United States on a level playing field with TPP members such as Australia and Canada. The European Parliament voted last month to approve a plan that “grants the U.S. a country-specific share of the European Union’s duty-free, high-quality beef quota.”
Sixteen: In September, for the first time in 70 years, the United States exported more crude oil and petroleum products than it imported per day. Back in 2006, we were importing 13 million barrels a day. Around that time, America set out to reduce its dependence on foreign oil. Thanks to fracking and innovation, we did it.
Turning our attention to the environment, bald eagles, once on the endangered species list, are now so plentiful that San Bernardino National Forest officials are ending their annual count.
That’s seventeen. Number eighteen would arrive from over in the United Kingdom, a new study of endangered carnivorous mammals finds “two of the three ‘rarer carnivores’ (pine marten and polecat) have staged remarkable recoveries, while the third (wildcat) continues to be threatened by hybridisation. Meanwhile, akin to pine martens and polecats, the formerly rare and restricted otter has recovered much of its former range and is increasing in density.”
Nineteen: The world is literally a greener place than it was 20 years ago, and data from NASA satellites has revealed a counterintuitive source for much of this new foliage: China and India. A new study shows that the two emerging countries with the world’s biggest populations are leading the increase in greening on land. The effect stems mainly from ambitious tree planting programs in China and intensive agriculture in both countries.
Twenty: NASA also found that “abnormal weather patterns in the upper atmosphere over Antarctica dramatically limited ozone depletion in September and October, resulting in the smallest ozone hole observed since 1982.”
Twenty-one: A study unveiled in November estimates that humpbacks in the western South Atlantic region now number 24,900 — nearly 93 percent of their population size before they were hunted to the brink of extinction. Good news, crew of the Enterprise, you may not need to use a stolen Klingon ship to find two humpbacks to save the future.
Twenty-two: The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration spotted and recorded video of a kraken — okay, a giant squid that was at least 10 feet long — only about 100 miles southeast of New Orleans, shortly before their vessel was struck by lightning. Okay, technically this could be bad news.
Turning our attention overseas, you heard about the raid against al-Baghdadi and the collapse of the Islamic State. You probably didn’t hear that the number of ISIS fighters in Afghanistan is “now reduced to around 300 fighters in Afghanistan, from an estimated 3,000 earlier this year.”
That’s twenty-three; twenty-four would be the impact of terrorism. We won’t know 2019’s numbers until the year ends, but deaths from terrorism fell for the fourth consecutive year in 2018, after peaking in 2014. The number of deaths has now decreased by 52 percent since 2014, falling from 33,555 to 15,952, says the 2019 Global Terrorism Index.
Twenty-five: The number of malaria infections recorded globally has fallen for the first time in several years. In 2018, Cambodia reported zero malaria-related deaths for the first time in the country’s history. India also reported a huge reduction in infections, with 2.6 million fewer cases in 2018 than in 2017.
Twenty-six: Tensions between India and Pakistan got worse overall this year over Kashmir, but India and Pakistan managed to cooperate on breaking ground on a new peace corridor that will allow more than 5,000 Sikh pilgrims to travel back and forth across the normally impassable border visa-free for the first time in 72 years.
Twenty-seven: Israeli scientists have genetically engineered an E. Coli bacteria that eat carbon dioxide.
Twenty-eight through thirty-one come from the realm of remarkable discoveries about our past. Archeologists made amazing discoveries in the past year. A 1,300-year-old ‘rook” found in the Jordanian desert may be the world’s oldest chess piece. They discovered a new humanoid Nazca line in Peru. Sometime fourth century B.C. and sixth century A.D., in what is today Iran, some civilization built a big beautiful wall running about 71 miles; it appears Mexico didn’t pay for that one, either. And in Jerusalem, archeologists found that a grand street running from the Siloam Pool to the Temple Mount was built by some guy named . . . er, Pontius Pilate.
You hear about this stuff a lot less because articles and television segments about these developments don’t make you more likely to respond in the comments section, more likely to share on social media, more likely to call into a talk radio program, or more likely to vote for a particular candidate. It doesn’t make you believe that the world is full of people who are being unfair to you, that you’re a victim, or that other people are responsible for your problems.
ADDENDUM: Whatever your day holds, it probably doesn’t include chaperoning an elementary school field trip with fourth graders that includes long bus rides to and from our educational destination. Here’s hoping not too many kids barf today.
421 Comments on "The World Is Getting Better. It’s Just That No One Tells You About It."
makati1 on Wed, 11th Dec 2019 8:09 pm
If they didn’t import the oil, there would be none to export, and the US economy would drop. How much profit is there in the refining and export of say 7.5 million barrels per day?
They take a $50 bbl of oil and turn it into: “… a barrel’s refined products include about 20 gallons of gasoline, 12 gallons of diesel and 4 gallons of jet fuel and other products like liquefied petroleum gases and asphalt.”
Say a rough gross profit of $150/bbl. Times 365, that is a lot of income that would be missing from the GDP. About $410B by the old math or 2% of the US GDP. Not to mention the change in the export/import ratio.
Then there is the dying fraking circus, that will soon be history, dropping 8 million bbls/day from the so called “energy independence” of Amerika.
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-d&q=gallons+of+gasoline+in+a+barrel+of+oil
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-d&q=oil+the+us+exports+per+day%3F
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-d&q=US+GDP+2018
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-d&q=US+fraking+oil+produced+per+day
No, the US lies/brags about a non existent independence, just as in all of its other lies and hypocrisies.
REAL Green on Wed, 11th Dec 2019 8:43 pm
Anyone notice how when me n Davy are absent THE MOB ramps up the bullshit?
purely coincidental obv.
smj on Wed, 11th Dec 2019 11:24 pm
Above not supertard obv.
supertard on Wed, 11th Dec 2019 11:25 pm
obv.
fwsmj on Thu, 12th Dec 2019 12:20 am
Why is such obsession with high English considering its design for muzzies love
Wtf is up?
supertard on Thu, 12th Dec 2019 12:45 am
Ask Allah fwsmj. Or talk to a doctor. Nobody here knows WTF your talkin about.
JuanP is an idiot on Thu, 12th Dec 2019 12:57 am
You don’t know shit about Allah juanpee.
stupid
JuanP is stupid on Thu, 12th Dec 2019 1:00 am
Tell us about France. GED stupid dumbass.
Cloggie on Thu, 12th Dec 2019 1:18 am
Net Energy Cliff Will Lead to Collapse of Civilization
http://energyskeptic.com/2019/net-energy-cliff-collapse-by-2030/?fbclid=IwAR0Itwi3s2O-ut6ztiIQm1E_LQMP-WtMzhdNvoS0Ujc2JxFqL9ga0D9Uo1w
Run by your fellow kikette Alice Friedman and her insane ideas about wind energy:
https://deepresource.wordpress.com/2018/12/28/prejudices-from-amateurs-against-wind-energy/
The US doesn’t consume all of the oil they import. Nearly half of it gets imported and refined and then shipped back out and exported. That is why you have to look at “net” imports. And you will see the US is oil self sufficient. Unlike Asia and Europe.
Americans are very energy inefficient and almost needs twice as much energy as Europeans to earn a million buck:
https://deepresource.wordpress.com/2014/10/04/energy-efficiency-country-ranking/
With these figures in mind, it is for Europe much easier to complete the energy transition first. Americans like Mob have yet to learn the difference between a thermostat and an open window.lol
US FP Magazine calls for violence in Hong Kong and elsewhere!
https://i.imgur.com/nHC74sJ.jpg
Jewish run Foreign Policy is calling for war against China, eh? And you want to start a US-EU trade war too. And with Russia.lol The very Russia that humiliated you in Syria. Bring it on!
Europe is going to blow a fortune on clean energy fantasies. Look how much Germany has blown on Energywide
So what? They have the corresponding results:
https://ieefa.org/electricity-generation-in-germany-has-been-47-renewable-in-first-five-months-of-2019/
“Electricity generation in Germany has been 47% renewable in first five months of 2019”
Figures America, the largest deficit country in the world, can only dream about.
Germany btw is still the largest exporter nation in the world, before China. Germany is perfectly equipped to finance the transition and own all the corresponding industries after that exercise.
Cloggie on Thu, 12th Dec 2019 1:26 am
Clogg
Your moldy blog links are laughable. And the fact that you won’t allow any comments (Free Speech) proves your arguments and references don’t stand up to scrutiny.
The truth fears no questions..
Laughing is not an argument. What is your proof that under the North Sea there is NOT 23 trillion of coal present?
And just in case a deadly hostility might develop between the EU and UK, far from unthinkable, there is still Norway with 3 trillion ton:
https://www.resilience.org/stories/2005-12-28/3000-billion-tons-coal-norways-coastline/
Note, humanity so far burned something like 0.2 trillion ton fossil fuel throughout history. Anybody who worries about a world running out of fossil fuel should get his head checked. The world runs a larger risk of running out of oxygen molecules in the atmosphere.
Cloggie on Thu, 12th Dec 2019 1:43 am
Britain going to the polls in what could be the most fateful post-war election:
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7784125/Election-2020-Boris-Johnson-voters-cast-ballot.html
“Early-bird voters brave the cold and rain to cast their ballots in the dark as Britain heads to the polls for the Brexmas election”
Let’s keep our fingers crossed and pray that BoJo gets a slight, but sufficient majority to “get Brexit done”… so Britain gets parked in a losing WW3-coalition.
Together with a developing EU-US trade war over Nordstream II, providing momentum to Macron’s Eurasian reorientation…
https://www.scmp.com/news/world/europe/article/3039840/china-and-russia-not-natos-enemies-emmanuel-macron-says-he
“China and Russia not Nato’s enemies, Emmanuel Macron says, as he defends ‘brain death’ remarks”
http://www.xinhuanet.com/english/2019-11/13/c_138552514.htm
“China ready to advance relations with France to new level, says Chinese VP”
…we continental Europeans can afford to turn our backs to our Anglo friends, have an understanding with our new-found Eurasian friends and together withdraw from the UN, WB, IMF, and the rest of these Anglo-friendly post-WW2 institutions and declare the US empire/West for over and set up new global institutions in say Kazakhstan. Next install laws that criminalize dollar-transactions in Eurasia. Just spend your last dollar reserves in, say Arabia, Africa, Canada, Australia, whatever and setup the planetary economic backbone New Silk Road, that is to replace trans-Atlantic trade.
Next Europe should declare itself as the protector of European America and prepare for war. China can have Australia and New Zealand as a war booty and reward.
Questions?
Cloggie on Thu, 12th Dec 2019 1:51 am
“All About Putin’s New $14 Billion Natural Gas Plant in Siberia, the 2nd Biggest in the World”
https://russia-insider.com/en/all-about-putins-new-14-billion-natural-gas-plant-siberia-2nd-biggest-world/ri28003
This and Nordstream 2.
Europe and Asia running out of fossil fuel, hahaha, priceless!
Cloggie on Thu, 12th Dec 2019 1:55 am
Look at the problems I AM THE MOB has:
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7782563/Jewish-woman-claims-photo-new-Swedish-passport-doctored-hooked-nose.html
“Jewish woman claims the photo in her new Swedish passport was ‘doctored’ to give her a hooked nose”
A small dick and an XXL-nose, that’s mobby dick for ya.
Cloggie on Thu, 12th Dec 2019 2:00 am
“WW2 War Crimes of Churchill and the Americans Were Far Worse Than Hitler’s”
https://russia-insider.com/en/ww2-war-crimes-churchill-and-americans-were-far-worse-hitlers/ri27969
Paul Craig Roberts no longer believes in the holohoax either. Not difficult to imagine that I AM THE MOB types, who for 75% run the Nuremberg tribunal, made it all up.
No worries, the Russian know exactly what really happened and expect them to spill the beans on an opportune moment. Oh wait…
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/russia/5445161/Russia-accuses-Poland-of-starting-Second-World-War.html
“Russia accuses Poland of starting Second World War”
And remember folks what the finest British brain said about Brexit:
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/03/24/lord-heseltine-suggests-brexit-allowing-germany-win-world-war/
“Lord Heseltine suggests Brexit vote allows Germany to win World War Two”
Exactly right.
I AM THE MOB on Thu, 12th Dec 2019 4:22 am
RE-EDUCATION-CAMPS-FOR-ALL-BILLIONAIRES
Make them human again.
Davy on Thu, 12th Dec 2019 4:41 am
“Net Energy Cliff Will Lead to Collapse of Civilization” “http://energyskeptic.com”
“Run by your fellow kikette Alice Friedman and her insane ideas about wind energy:”
Kloggo, do you have evidence she is a jew or did you just assume that from the name? It is obvious EROI is falling maybe it is not as bad as her article but your wind and solar fantasy is not a transition. It works good at levels the fossil fuel grid can handle after that the cost explode.
“Americans are very energy inefficient and almost needs twice as much energy as Europeans to earn a million buck:”
Not true cloggo. There are inefficiencies and there are big industries that are used by the rest of the world including Europe. You stupid Million bucks and energy comparison is as childish as your kindergarten map you show from time to time. You post your childish million bucks of energy stupidity multiple times also.
“With these figures in mind, it is for Europe much easier to complete the energy transition first. Americans like Mob have yet to learn the difference between a thermostat and an open window.lol”
Europeans are on track to be the first down. There is more to it than energy, cloggo.
“Electricity generation in Germany has been 47% renewable in first five months of 2019”
Figures America, the largest deficit country in the world, can only dream about.”
Yea, 47% renewable and stalling and the US is still growing and likely smarter. Europeans let government push policy. In the US markets move things IOW there is more an emphasis on real return
You statement about deficits is crude. Europe has huge deficits and your debt levels overall are worse especially when you consider the tier debt situation of the ECB. The south owes the North huge sums the North will never see. You are so chauvinistic and fake news
“Germany btw is still the largest exporter nation in the world, before China. Germany is perfectly equipped to finance the transition and own all the corresponding industries after that exercise”
Germany is not the second largest by volume only per capita. OH cloggo, this is also the reason German is nose diving economically. Export nations are now in decline along with the decline of globalism
Davy on Thu, 12th Dec 2019 4:43 am
“Laughing is not an argument. What is your proof that under the North Sea there is NOT 23 trillion of coal present?”
cloggo, it doesn’t mean it is a reserve. It is a resource that is not economic to produce. You think a large number makes it so but it does not.
Davy on Thu, 12th Dec 2019 4:51 am
“we continental Europeans can afford to turn our backs to our Anglo friends, have an understanding with our new-found Eurasian friends and together withdraw from the UN, WB, IMF, and the rest of these Anglo-friendly post-WW2 institutions and declare the US empire/West for over and set up new global institutions in say Kazakhstan.”
No, you can’t cloggo, the Anglo and European world are too intertwined and your Asian friends are nowhere near that economic level except maybe China.
“Next install laws that criminalize dollar-transactions in Eurasia. Just spend your last dollar reserves in, say Arabia, Africa, Canada, Australia, whatever and setup the planetary economic backbone New Silk Road, that is to replace trans-Atlantic trade.”
Rubbish, cloggo, you are drinking heavy again. Go get help. That was a meaningless statement because there is no true “silk road” currently. It is a figment of people’s imagination with little projects here and there. The real global trade routes in volume are not on the silk road.
“Next Europe should declare itself as the protector of European America and prepare for war. China can have Australia and New Zealand as a war booty and reward.”
LOL, is your paper imaginary Army coming over with large colorful banners and fancy uniforms with feathers coming over to take control. LMFAO. What a dupe, your Euro Army is nothing cloggo for projecting force. It makes a good national army to protect your borders and even then, you need the US for real security.
“Questions?”
NO, just Moderated and neutered
Davy on Thu, 12th Dec 2019 4:57 am
“Paul Craig Roberts no longer believes in the holohoax either.”
cloggo, Natzis killed Jews that is history. They were brutal people manifested most fully by the SS. There are plenty of records of death squads. They killed all kinds of other people too, cloggo. Don’t worry about if there were gas chambers that is just your way of saying they were white nights with a high code of honor and the fact there were no gas chambers proves it. They were cold blooded killers. Some of the worst of the SS killers were Dutch.
JuanP is an idiot on Thu, 12th Dec 2019 5:00 am
That was a highly intellectual night stupid. You should be proud of your GED education.
this is from stupid:
JuanP is stupid said Tell us about France. GED stupid dumbass.
JuanP is an idiot said You don’t know shit about Allah juanpee. stupid…
supertard said Ask Allah fwsmj. Or talk to a doctor. Nobody here…
fwsmj said Why is such obsession with high English considerin…
supertard said obv.
smj said Above not supertard obv.
REAL Green said Anyone notice how when me n Davy are absent THE MO…
Cloggie on Thu, 12th Dec 2019 5:17 am
RE-EDUCATION-CAMPS-FOR-ALL-BILLIONAIRES
Make them human again.
I AM THE KIKE dreaming of building Gulags again, like in his USSR, to put in rich white people in (not rich jews). This time the guards will be “of color”, the whole purpose of jewish orchestrated mass third world immigration since 1965: bring in anti-white butchers in:
https://youtu.be/RC-Cqkq6zWc
REAL Green on Thu, 12th Dec 2019 5:19 am
“World’s First Liquid Hydrogen Ship Debuts in Green Economy Boost”
https://tinyurl.com/wxmhqyk Bloomberg
“The world’s first liquefied hydrogen carrier made its official debut at a shipyard in Japan, a small step toward tapping the carbon-free energy potential of the lightest element. Kawasaki Heavy Industries Ltd. christened the tanker Suiso Frontier during a ceremony at the Kobe Works yard on Wednesday. The ship will be used for technology demonstration to establish an international hydrogen energy supply chain, Kawasaki said in a press release, by shipping the fuel from Australia to Japan. Construction is expected to be complete by late 2020… The ship will have storage capacity of about 1,250 cubic meters, less than 1% of the size of liquefied natural gas carriers. The vacuum-insulated, double-shell tank will be able to hold hydrogen chilled to -253 degrees Celsius (-423 Fahrenheit), which shrinks the volume of the gas to 1/800th of its normal size. The ship will run on diesel.”
I am excited about hydrogen as a energy vector. It will allow some wind/solar storage strategies too. Yet, it is likely not a game changer but just another one of many strategies to make a very hard landing coming a little bit softer and maybe further out.
where is stupid? on Thu, 12th Dec 2019 5:51 am
Where is stupid JuanPee?? Is the chronic depression so so bad? Are you in the fetal position dumbfuck?
I AM THE MOB on Thu, 12th Dec 2019 6:21 am
Clogg
Your coal fantasies are laughable. And Alice wrote a scholarly peer reviewed book explaining why.
Unlike you, who are a loser who doesn’t even work for a living and spends all day online spamming amateur youtube videos. and boot-licking world elites.
I AM THE MOB on Thu, 12th Dec 2019 6:23 am
FAR-RIGHT TERRORISM HAS INCREASED 320 PERCENT IN JUST 4 YEARS, EXTREMISM WATCHDOG WARNS
https://www.newsweek.com/far-right-terrorism-increased-320-percent-4-years-extremism-watchdog-1472642
I AM THE MOB on Thu, 12th Dec 2019 6:25 am
Clogg
Just wait till the global oil shortage hits. Asia and Europe are DOA..
They are going to have to get on their knees for the US.
the establishment has done a great job misdirecting morons like Clogg about immigration before they are slaughtered.
I AM THE MOB on Thu, 12th Dec 2019 6:34 am
Rystad: Oil and gas resource replacement ratio lowest in decades
“The so-called resource replacement ratio for conventional resources now stands around 16%, which is the lowest seen in recent history.
“This means that only 1 bbl out of every six consumed is being replaced by new sources.”
https://www.ogj.com/exploration-development/reserves/article/14068305/rystad-oil-and-gas-resource-replacement-ratio-lowest-in-decades
Davy on Thu, 12th Dec 2019 6:37 am
This reference is presenting Kunstler’s commentary to the IG’s report on various sections of interest. See article for the actual report sections. It appears the IG report is lacking depth because of its stated mission and or intentional efforts to downplay the gravity of the crimes. It is a prelude to what could be a huge scandal when Durham/Barr report comes out which has a broader mission. It appears durham/Barr is when the real fireworks are coming along with a likely damning implication for the liberal MSM presstitutes many of whom are complicit in these crimes.
“The War of the Narratives”
https://tinyurl.com/snu5kxc Kunstler
“Monday Evening Update: The Horowitz IG report…Barr’s also released a statement that he disagreed with the Horowitz conclusion…We’ll have to stand by to find out what that really means, but one ought to be impressed by the swiftness of their response. It all seemed to add up to the fact that Barr & Durham simply have better information than the IG could scrounge up, and they have more of it, and they intend to act on it. I could not read the whole report in the hours since its release, but I digested the executive summary and s0me 0f the meat of the report and I just want to run a few points of interest by you…Notice that Mr. Horowitz omits to state that Fusion GPS was in the employ of Hillary Clinton and the DNC, an omission sustained throughout the report…Is Mr. Horowitz putting too fine a point on it? What effort did he make to insist on a more satisfactory explanation. Barr & Durham may press that point, by putting the same crew under oath, and arrive at a more satisfactory outcome…I wrote early this morning that Associate Deputy Attorney General Bruce Ohr had been eerily absent from the news for months. As expected, his activities cast long shadows in the Horowitz report. However, the IG is extremely coy about the role of his wife, Nellie Ohr, who had been on the payroll of Fusion GPS through the summer of 2016, when the “Crossfire Hurricane” operation kicked off. Notice the reference (above) to Fusion GPS again omits its connection as a hired opponent research subcontractor to the Hillary campaign and the DNC…I doubt it is possible that Nellie Ohr did not know who she is working for. Insofar as she was not an employee of the DOJ or FBI, it appears that Mr,. Horowitz did not even interview her. That’s how myopic his inquiry was, and how credulous he must suppose the readers of his report are…So, Associate Deputy AG Bruce Ohr was trafficking in political opposition research to the FBI. What could possibly not be actionable about that? We’ll stand by to see if Mr., Durham has noticed…I suppose they’ll make Bruce Ohr put on a pointed hat and stand in the corner with his face to the walls for an hour on some as-yet-unspecified day in the future. Or. Maybe Mr. Durham has other ideas. If you’ve gotten this far in the update, note that I may add further updates to the story as the Horowitz report is parsed further in the days to come by people who can cut through the jargon, gaslight, and bullshit in this report.”
Cloggie on Thu, 12th Dec 2019 6:42 am
“ Rystad: Oil and gas resource replacement ratio lowest in decades”
CONVENTIONAL resources, learn to read.
These resources are irrelevant as we are living in the Third Carbon Age.
Cloggie on Thu, 12th Dec 2019 6:49 am
Anglo or Euro?
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7784125/Election-2019-Boris-Johnson-voters-cast-ballot.html
“ ‘Biggest queue I’ve EVER seen at my polling station’: Turnout looks huge as thousands are ALREADY lining up to vote in Britain’s most crucial election in a generation – as Boris Johnson and Jeremy Corbyn give final call to arms”
Davy on Thu, 12th Dec 2019 6:55 am
“CONVENTIONAL resources, learn to read.
These resources are irrelevant as we are living in the Third Carbon Age.”
Bullshit, tell me OH great energy engineer cheer leading team eurotardland how much of the worlds primary energy is the Third Carbon Age???
Where is stupid? on Thu, 12th Dec 2019 8:23 am
Stupid????
JuanP on Thu, 12th Dec 2019 8:24 am
Leave me alone I am very very depressed and butt sore
DavyFraud Reports on Thu, 12th Dec 2019 8:37 am
Oh, thank God the Skum posted the Kunt’s sour grapes narrative as he desperately competes to curry favor with his new paymasters.
As far as Skum is concerned, everything he says is TOTAL CRAP. The Skum has an agenda and an axe to grind. Next, the fraud will try convincing us he’s actually “MODERATE, FAIR, BALANCED”.
The DavyTurd is the most vile and disgusting HYPOCRITE and LIAR most people will ever encounter.
Davy approves this message on Thu, 12th Dec 2019 8:40 am
You would think Davy Dumbass would learn his lesson after posting one debunked conspiracy garbage story after the next. Naturally, his unassailable resources are Zero Hedge, Kunstler, One America News, and other right-wing vomit bags.
Davy on Thu, 12th Dec 2019 8:54 am
Stupid is up! Stupid is up!
Wooo wooo! Wooo wooo!
This is so exciting I think I might of bifurcated in my widdle panties again!
JuanP is an idiot on Thu, 12th Dec 2019 9:02 am
Lmfao, Yeap I woke stupid up and he is triggered. Expect mindless stupidity through the day from the uneducated piece of shit
This is from stupid and mindless:
Davy said Stupid is up! Stupid is up! Wooo wooo! Wooo wooo!…
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Davy on Thu, 12th Dec 2019 9:07 am
What does Yeap mean JuanP is an idiot?
Davy on Thu, 12th Dec 2019 9:10 am
Nevermind. I looked it up.
“Have you ever wanted to say, “yeah but you don’t know if “yep” would sound better? well have I got news for you, now you can use both in one sentence and on top of that sound like a barn animal!!”
https://tinyurl.com/wowqcyn
JuanP is an idiot on Thu, 12th Dec 2019 9:20 am
I told you stupid would get stupid and mindless. This is expected because he didn’t finish high school
This is from stupid:
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Cloggie on Thu, 12th Dec 2019 9:22 am
Damn, always these Danes, first with everything!
https://m.spiegel.de/wissenschaft/mensch/daenemark-plant-kuenstliche-energie-insel-zur-herstellung-von-wasserstoff-a-1300931.html
– 2028 100% renewable electricity
– 27-40B energy island in Northsea, operational before 2030
– 10 GW electrolyser on said island, more than Denmark needs for itself.
Holland already expressed similar plans.
Europe is going to achieve the transition first, so much is certain, regardless of what the resident dull unimaginative doomer sect with can’t do mentality thinks.
REAL Green on Thu, 12th Dec 2019 9:24 am
Speaking of barn animals.
The goats makin them funny noises agin Davy.
OMFG! WHAT DOES IT MEEN?…
JuanP likes animal sex on Thu, 12th Dec 2019 9:39 am
Lol, stupid likes sex with animals. We know he likes cock.
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Davy on Thu, 12th Dec 2019 9:42 am
“Europe is going to achieve the transition first, so much is certain, regardless of what the resident dull unimaginative doomer sect with can’t do mentality thinks.“
Two postage stamp countries and the Cloggo is having a wet dream
Europe is going down the toilet along with the rest of the world. Poor Cloggo and his crazy fantasies.
Cloggie on Thu, 12th Dec 2019 11:36 am
“Europe is going down the toilet along with the rest of the world.”
And why would that happen? Because you would want that? Because you are too lazy to adapt your flawed, 2005, Heinberg-inspired world view, not even Heinberg himself believes in anymore?
“Two postage stamp countries and the Cloggo is having a wet dream”
Come on, admit it that you are REAL GREEN with envy these things no longer happen in your country.
Davy on Thu, 12th Dec 2019 11:55 am
“Europe is going down the toilet along with the rest of the world.” “And why would that happen? Because you would want that? Because you are too lazy to adapt your flawed, 2005, Heinberg-inspired world view, not even Heinberg himself believes in anymore?”
Cloggo, we are all going down but we are following eurotardland. I don’t want anyone to suffer unlike you and your very nasty agenda. I am a realist and you are fictional and emotional. Your life revolves around hurt emotions. Grow some balls pussy.
“Two postage stamp countries and the Cloggo is having a wet dream” “Come on, admit it that you are REAL GREEN with envy these things no longer happen in your country.”
You are wrong cloggo because better things are happening many places in the US. The US is not overpopulated to the hilt everywhere like you are. Your little nations have too many people to do the things many in my country can do. Despite that I do admire both of these countries just not your binary chauvinistic agenda of hate and resentment built upon a dirty racist way of thinking. One of my best friends is Dutch and nothing like you.
Davy on Thu, 12th Dec 2019 11:58 am
“Come on, admit it that you are REAL GREEN with envy these things no longer happen in your country.”
Ok cloggo, maybe just a widdle bit.
Davy on Thu, 12th Dec 2019 12:08 pm
It’s kinda obvious.
JuanP on Thu, 12th Dec 2019 12:20 pm
Go Trump! Anyone but Hillary! My wife and I are considering volunteering for the Trump campaign to fight the narcissistic, psychopathic bitch.
I think I could use my antisocial, psychopathic, sociopathic skills to convince people to vote for Trump. I can be very convincing when I want and I am excellent at manipulating people.
A concerned citizen on Thu, 12th Dec 2019 12:29 pm
Stupid you are an illegal alien and can’t vote