Amature cook with a black belt in pie making. Intolerably liberal climate heretic. Pronoun: Generalíssimo. Mature discussions only please. Thank you.
San Antonio, TX
Joined February 2012
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Al White retweeted
They burned our libraries. Stole our gold. Cut off our hands. Castrated our men. Raped our women. Worked us to death. Stole our children. Drew borders through our families. Erased our names. Banned our languages.
Then wrote books saying we had no history.
These heads are not decoration. They are memory. They are witnesses.
Al White retweeted
Name me a country since WW2 that has been 'saved' by the USA.
Rather than invaded, bombed and oppressed.
Al White retweeted
Christian nationalists that are running the country don't want any brown, black or any person who has a different religion from them becoming American that can vote. It's that simple.
I went to Robert E. Lee HS in Midland, Texas. Our entrance onto the field at football games was behind a jeep racing in with a 12 ft. confederate flag. In 1965 we played in the baseball state tournament against this San Antonio Robert E. Lee HS. Fuckers beat us.
I suggested to them that ‘Youth Klan Rally’ might not be the image of ‘fun’ they want to project.
Al White retweeted
My sons (8 and 11) are old enough to know what nuclear weapons are. Last weekend they were asking some good questions like:
-what was the biggest one? the smallest?
-how deep underground would we need to go to survive one?
-what if we were in a tank instead of underground?
-why doesn't the plane that dropped the bomb get blown up?
I didn't tell them about radiation sickness or nuclear winter, but otherwise I didn't sugarcoat it for them. They become quiet and listen when you talk to them like adults. A lot of our conversations are like this now.
We watched some videos of the old above ground tests in Nevada and the South Pacific. I was reminded of a passage from Richard Rhodes' "Dark Sun" where Edward Teller is said to have told visiting dignitaries that a thermonuclear explosion is like a campfire.
It has no practical limit and can be built bigger and bigger by adding more fuel to the reaction...
Look at this bunch of hippies. They’ve even got weed hanging from the ceiling. That will be the MAGAt’s next slur. They first tried to trash him by calling him a vegan. Seriously. This guy has got them so confused they’re biting themselves. If you haven’t heard his full message, I’m sure YouTube is a good source.
And if you’re in Texas, or anywhere else for that matter, please vote for James Talarico.
TEXAS — @jamestalarico: “Why do we have a trillionaire when veterans are sleeping on the streets? The reason poverty exists is not because we can’t feed the poor, it’s because we can’t satisfy the rich.” (From @TeamTalaricoHQ)
Al White retweeted
Turning plants into human food.
This is the third pulse of grazing on this pasture in 2026.
How do I know it’s ready to graze… I look for a bulk of biomass and pointed tips on the grasses.
Eat real beef and dripping; buy the best you can.
Part of the security detail for events in downtown Terlingua (TX). Unwanted visitors are driven away by aggressive crotch sniffing.
I think this is done. Since it’s going to get flamed by the CO2 Mafia, I thought it might be nice to make solar activity look like a campfire (the color gradient is level).
For those among you who think the Little Ice Age wasn’t global…
scripps.ucsd.edu/news/little…
agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.…
Nice graphic by Zachary Labe, PhD. I was surprised to notice that 1980 was the lowest year in the record.
zacklabe.com/antarctic-sea-i…
Al White retweeted
Can't help noticing the scary communist matrix is mostly tree planting, energy upgrades and turning up to council meetings. If that's Marxism, every local authority on earth is guilty. Impressive paranoia though.
Climate communism comes to SCOTUS: On Monday, lawyers for Boulder County will explain to SCOTUS that blue states and municipalities want to be able to sue the energy industry in state courts so that they can bring about the Marxist agenda explained in Boulder's memo about a "systems change" approach to climate action.
The attached "SYSTEMIC CHANGE ACTIONS MATRIX" shows the breadth and totality of societal control that climate communists are after. I predicted and explained all this in my 2009 Amazon Top 100 seller, "Green Hell: How Environmentalists Plan Control your Life..."
Boulder memo: junkscience.com/wp-content/u…
Al White retweeted
The electric transport revolution is a great chance to rethink how we move through our cities – and whether we even need a car at all.
Cars, after all, often have only one occupant. You’re expending a lot of energy to transport yourself.
By contrast, electric mopeds and bikes use a lot less energy to transport one or two people. They’re also a lot cheaper to buy and run than electric cars.
If you commute on an e-bike 20km a day, five days a week, your charging cost would be about $20 – annually.
In Australia, electric bikes are very rapidly going from a hobbyist pursuit to a serious mode of urban transport. Over 100,000 e-bikes were sold here last year.
Of course, you’re unlikely to use electric mopeds or bikes to drive from Sydney to Melbourne. Their real value is in short-hop trips – the school run, the milk and bread run or even the commute – where they take roughly the same time or shorter than a car.
theconversation.com/the-worl…
Clearly, raising interest rates at the same time as energy prices are rising is “playing with fire.” If the economy is really overstimulated and growing too quickly, this type of approach makes sense. But if the underlying problem is that diesel and jet fuel prices are high because of inadequate world production, what is really needed is higher oil prices, especially for the heavier crude oils that provide a disproportionate share of diesel and jet fuel. ⛽️
I expect that if such a change can be made, economies will need to gradually change in ways that are hard for us to understand now. The focus may need to be on essentials, including food and clothing. Governments may need to be smaller and provide fewer services. Communities may need to be smaller and more walkable. The total population may need to be lower.
