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“The State of Colorado Will Compensate Local Residents To Go Solar as Part of a Statewide Program (RPS).”

That was the headline to a short advertorial I recently read online. And I have a long history with Colorado, starting at birth, so it piqued my curiosity, of course.

But when “they” say “Go Solar,” it’s not a suggestion.

No, they’re not looking to get you to consider solar. Uh-uh. It’s a mandate (which is not two guys going to dinner). Here’s what “they” (the state of Colorado) said about it.

The Renewable Portfolio Standard (RPS) is a regulatory mandate to increase the production of energy from renewable sources like solar throughout the state of Colorado. This new, statewide renewable electricity standard is given to every state as a goal to have a percentage of its power come from renewable energies like wind and solar.”

Funny (odd, not ha-ha) how they never include oil when they talk about renewable energies. But, as I’ve shared right here on the The TRUTH, oil IS, and always has been, a renewable energy. And as bad as the mandate sounds, there’s something even more sinister at work in this so-called “initiative.”

For example, here’s more about their “goal” from that advertorial:

“With the goal of being 30% solar dependent by 2030, the state of Colorado has introduced big incentives and is pushing all local utility companies to compensate their customers to switch to solar through Energy Buy Back programs like Net Metering.

These new, state-wide solar incentives help Colorado homeowners take advantage of all federal, state, and local solar programs and rebates, and can completely eliminate their power bills with $0 upfront costs.”

When a state “has introduced big incentives,” that should be a red flag for you.

Your first thought should be, “Hmm, where did the state get the money to introduce “big incentives?” And, your lightning-fast reply to yourself should be, “TAXES!” Because “free” is only a concept. Nothing is EVER free.

And any government that increases taxes on hard-working people in order to give “big incentives” to other people, is a tyrannical government.

Jesus wasn’t particularly fond of tax collectors. And He said a tax rate of 10% is tyrannical. I hope you don’t believe, even for a second, that your tax rate is 10%. Because it’s at least five times that much.

If you believe the government has your best interest at heart when they say “go solar,” then you’ve accepted their matrix. And I fear for your eternal soul. It might be in jeopardy of everlasting confusion and torment.

Because unjust taxation is stealing.
Those who implement it are revealing
Their contempt for what’s right. Pay attention, you might
Find an answer that’s much more appealing.

That’s all I’ll say on it for now. While you wait for my next sound-off, jump on the The TRUTH. And be part of the growing band of believers who know life has Rhyme and Reason because God is Real.

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Sustainable aviation fuel. I just read a couple of short articles, from Forbes and the Wall Street Journal, about the “new” approach to help “reduce the carbon footprints” of airline companies. And, as I read, I thought, “How nice. Big corporations are starting to invest in something that’s been available all along.

Matter of fact, you’ve enjoyed sustainable aviation fuel your whole life.

Yep, you’ve enjoyed it. And you’ve thrown it into the trash without even thinking about it. And just because nobody apparently thought to use it before doesn’t change that.

Here’s a quote, from me, that ties in nicely with the sustainable aviation fuel topic:

“Evolutionary ‘science’ claims it took millions of years to form from algae, plants, and other buried organic material. And that supposedly was the time required for the earth’s heat and pressure to turn it into crude oil.

But according to non-evolutionary science, the right heat and pressure can ‘form oil in ultrashort time periods.’ Naturally, that science also backs up the Biblical account of a worldwide flood. And we certainly can’t have that. Because when you start spreading that news, people might believe God is real. And we certainly can’t have that.

But, back to the crude oil advantages.

Doesn’t it make sense to take advantage of a process that could ensure our efficient crude oil based technology and machinery runs on renewable energy? And since we can grow algae and turn it into crude oil in ‘ultrashort time periods’ that makes it easily and efficiently renewable. AND affordable.

But, there’s the rub. Affordable and efficient and renewable crude oil. Well, that would mean government couldn’t control individual liberties with the flip of a switch. And the control freaks in ‘high places’ certainly can’t have that.”

So, next time you carry out your trash think about this.

You could be throwing away sustainable aviation fuel. Yeah, your cooking oils, animal byproducts, and the rest of your trash, could help save the planet. And some major players, like United Airlines, believe that enough to invest a lot of money and research into it. 

Even if and when they find a way to make affordable fuel out of your trash, I won’t be flying in one of their cool-looking petri dishes. Because that sort of sardine travel doesn’t appeal to my germaphobia. But I think there’s a much better solution to the energy “crisis,” where the world is so sickeningly focused. And that’s the almost endless supply of renewable “green” resources that can power our time-tested technologies.

Of course, no solution will sustain you more than about 75-80 years, on average. Oh wait. There IS one solution that can keep you fueled and running perfectly forever. And that solution is your eternal Creator. Ironically His word is a renewable resource tailor-made for YOU. He says your insides can be renewed daily. Even though your outside isn’t.

It’s powered by 100% sustainable Love.

We want to live in a fat-free environment, and
We want to make sure the ozone is intact,
And so we watch all those service commercials, and
It’s just so easy to sit back and react.

Is it just melodrama…for me to feel this way?
I wonder…is it just me,
Or does it all sound so cliché?
Does it sound that way…so cliché?

(From the song, Cliché, which is included in my book, the Do Right Collection)

Listen to the whole song here: (https://youtu.be/IuTNFMXIbfw)

Stay tuned,

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I love how I can charge up my mobile devices and take them with me and use them for hours without even plugging in. Because it would be awful if I had to take a gas-powered generator with me everywhere. And keep it running while I got my work done. Can you visualize a bunch of remote workers, in coffee shops trying to talk (or think) over all that racket? But there ARE some crude oil advantages over solar and wind power options. And they’re significant.

Just saying “crude oil advantages” triggers a lot of people.

And I refer to people who’ve invested practically their whole intellect into the myth of fossil fuels. Of course, those are the same people who’ve invested their whole belief system into the millions of years myth.

What if I told you that “scientists in the US have worked out how to convert algae into crude oil in less than 60 minutes?” Seems, to me, like that would be something a world so myopically focused on the “scarcity of resources” should look into. But, maybe that’s just me (it’s not, by the way).

Turns out, I didn’t make up that algae idea out of thin air. Here’s a description of the process…

“Looking much like pea soup, a mixture of green algae and water is subjected to a temperature of 350°C and pressure of 3,000 PSI, which breaks the algae down into oil and gas. The scientists learned that a mixture of up to 80 to 90% water made the best algal ‘slurry’ for the process.

Just like crude oil that comes out of wells, the resultant oil can be easily refined into aviation fuel, gasoline, diesel and other products, and the gas can be converted to natural gas, with multiple uses such as household heating and cooking, and powering cars.”

Wow. 60 minutes to make crude oil we could use to do all those things we currently use crude oil to do. If only an established news program would spread the news. But who? Hmm…hey, wait a minute. 60 Minutes. Yeah, talk about having a marketing bonanza dropped in your lap! Hang on. I forgot. They believe the evolution fairy tale. So, even though they buy into that “trust science” mantra, they only trust evolutionary science.

So, stop the presses.

Evolutionary “science” claims it took millions of years to form from algae, plants, and other buried organic material. And that supposedly was the time required for the earth’s heat and pressure to turn it into crude oil.

But according to non-evolutionary science, the right heat and pressure can “form oil in ultrashort time periods.” Naturally, that science also backs up the Biblical account of a worldwide flood. And we certainly can’t have that. Because when you start spreading that news, people might believe God is real. And we certainly can’t have that.

But, back to the crude oil advantages.

Doesn’t it make sense to take advantage of a process that could ensure our efficient crude oil based technology and machinery runs on renewable energy? And since we can grow algae and turn it into crude oil in “ultrashort time periods” that makes it easily and efficiently renewable. AND affordable.

But, there’s the rub. Affordable and efficient and renewable crude oil. Well, that would mean government couldn’t control individual liberties with the flip of a switch. And the control freaks in “high places” certainly can’t have that.

So, the journey toward hell, in a handbasket, continues for America.

And the world. But, hey. At least we won’t go there with an atmosphere filled with “hydrocarbon emissions.”

We want to live in a fat-free environment, and
We want to make sure the ozone is intact,
And so we watch all those service commercials, and
It’s just so easy to sit back and react.

Is it just melodrama…for me to feel this way?
I wonder…is it just me,
Or does it all sound so cliché?
Does it sound that way…so cliché? (From the song, Cliché, off the Do Right Collection)

Here’s the whole song: (https://youtu.be/IuTNFMXIbfw)

Stay tuned,

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