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Originally Posted by ElectroBoy
Its not him blaming wind power directly, but the linking of an article from a far-right radical conspiracy theory blog that is known for publishing lots of wacky ideas, that does blame wind power. It’s been banned from FB and Twitter in the past and that author “Tyler Durden” is a pseudonym for several staff writers. Hardly a reputable source.
That Zero Hedge article while stating some facts, it selectively mentions frozen turbines many times, not the whole story, and would lead an uninformed reader to believe wind power played a major role in the power problem. Instead of the real problem of no regulation to force winterization of the state’s power infrastructure. Gas and oil generators froze up too. This is not a one-off occurrence. It’s happened before and will likely again if warnings are not heeded. Even this polar vortex cold blast was predicted weeks in advance.
With no power for days, house damage from frozen and burst pipes, drinking water shortages, I don’t think Texans are all that concerned about their Teslas.
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Using FB and Twitter as validation LOL. FB and Twitter are radical far left publishing platforms honing censorship in order to fortify their echo chambers.
Fact is, wind turbines froze. Fact is, there isn't a clear picture yet of everything else that led up to the outages. Pointing fingers at fictional scapegoats won't help anyone understand the situation.
