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NEW Team Dominator ground and drone intercept of multiple vortex #tornado shredding wind turbines SW of Greenfield, Iowa. FULL video – https://t.co/8Zt2hHc01G pic.twitter.com/jZdkBGNkrY
— Reed Timmer, PhD (@ReedTimmerUSA) May 22, 2024
These wind turbines are poisoning the earth with rare earth minerals. It’s going into all of our water.
They are ugly and they don’t work and they can’t sustain normal weather.
The footage from southwest Iowa is shocking: In the trail of a tornado, a wind turbine is bent in half like a cheap straw, its hub engulfed in flames and thick black smoke, its blades on the ground.
“You’re seeing multiple of these big wind turbine towers that have been destroyed,” Zane Satre, a meteorologist for KCCI 8 News in Des Moines, told viewers. “These are big tall ones — I think they’re what, like 250 feet tall? Well that tornado took them out.”
The earth cannot sustain this green energy agenda. They are poisoning the entire planet.
We are all just going to be chemical mutants if this doesn’t get turned around.
Global warmers hate art, they hate roads, they hate birds, and they’re trying to poison the entire world.
Millions of birds are killed by wind turbines worldwide, every single year.
But keep telling yourself that wind turbines are “environmentally friendly”. 🙄https://t.co/6XdO20Etrc
— Wide Awake Media (@wideawake_media) April 7, 2024
They hate Indonesia and orangutans.
NET ZERO – Let’s talk about Nickel. A key component in EVs, solar panels and wind turbines. (Who needs Orangutangs anyway)
Indonesia is the world’s largest producer of nickel, with the world’s largest reserves.
Deforestation for mining of nickel … is now greater than for palm… pic.twitter.com/Lhtc4ks9GZ— Bernie (@Artemisfornow) May 21, 2024
There is no safe way to extract rare earth minerals and there is no safe way to dispose of them. These windmills are constantly being destroyed, and the only solution is to bury them in landfills where they leech the poison into the water a second time (the first time being when they were built).
The warmers must be stopped.
