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Solar: Fake Energy Provided by Fake President

Robert58 Wrote: Apr 14, 2012 11:21 AM

Thank you John. Stating the obvious is necessary as there are some who remain oblivious to the facts no matter how easy they are to find. What I find to be the most disturbing part of this article is the result of the survey. To me it is incredible that there are 13% of likely voters who just can't seem to decide whether or not it is a good idea to allow the government to steal $10,000 of their money and then give it to someone who can afford to buy a $40,000 car. Shouldn't we be asking ourselves what the wisdom is in allowing these people to vote at all?

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Solar: Fake Energy Provided by Fake President

This is the year that the fake energy provided by our fake president finally collide and go boom.

So, get ready for a new round of green bankruptcies, as Europe trims back subsidies for solar companies and taxpayers lose their appetite for subsidizing green power.

“The mini-bubble resulting from the rush to cash in on solar subsidies in European and U.S. markets is ending, as feed-in tariffs drop in Europe while loan guarantee and tax credit programs tighten up in the U.S.,” says a new report from Bank of America Merrill Lynch according to CNBC.com.

Germany is dialing back...

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