The True Cost of Wind Turbines and Wind Industry

[@valkry007]

What an eyesore ! People have no idea of how many song birds, eagles, hawks and owls they kill every year.

[@SugarBushBoys]

I would be curious to know statistics about how many people that are collecting rent for the use of their land for windmills suffer ill effects versus those that don’t profit from nearby windmills.

[@vickihusbands2967]

Most of those people are absentee landlords, so they don't have to live with the turbines. Plus, as stated by the one gentlemen, the salesmen tell lies. There are big wind farms in eastern NM. Not a cow or an antelope around them at all. We have the same situation trying to fight huge transmission lines. Most that are selling, don't live here.

[@peterbiltpilot516]

I know of one dairy farmer who lives on his farm in this area and has windmills on his property but I don't think they are extremely close to his home or barns. I have personally heard him say he is a supporter of the windmills but many homes nearby have signs in their yards showing they're against them.

[@gdavis8588]

If you sign a contract they forbid you from speaking out against the turbine companies without threat of a lawsuit. Have you ever read any of the contracts? 30 pages of how you can or can’t use your land.

[@bradr1913]

@@gdavis8588 correct your right. You are f once you sign up.

[@tommyd6621]

Exactly. I have constructed wind farms all over the country. Many are on ranches and the livestock suffers no ill effects. I dont know what happened to this guys cows, but it had nothing to do with 8 wind turbines. Maybe they were ill from listening to non-participants complain.

[@oceanmariner]

It's also a racket. Each new owner of a wind farm gets a tax credit. When it's sold, the new owner gets the same tax credit. It's a scam for wealthy investor. Plus you have to keep a conventional power generating station of equal or more power online in case the wind dies.

[@formerfarmer1718]

Wind and solar don’t pay......they cost. And cost...

[@Brucev7]

Tax Payer Subsidized. 'A Racket.'

[@Cynthia_Cantrell]

Just wait till you get the bill for cleaning up the nuclear reactor.

[@tommyd6621]

They pay just fine. Ask someone who is getting paid. All power plants are subsidized by the government. Just like the farmers are. I would rather subsidize wind power than give tax money to a bunch of rich farmers who go around in brand new equipment and act like they dont have two sticks to rub together.

[@kellylevitt4451]

You need to decorate the turbines with a few holes from a 30-06 .

[@johnnyshd8250]

That' s what I thought too. I am from the area and a .300 short mag will do the trick

[@susangoodman4925]

@@johnnyshd8250 It has certainly been done.

[@jim73challenger]

Federal felony bud.

[@marywallace4124]

​​​@@jim73challengerNobody cares, dip💩! Wind weasel.

[@KieraCameron514]

Then, hopefully go to prison.

[@davejohnson9823]

They don't want the in the ocean near martha's vineyard. What does that tell you. I drive by those in Shirley all the time.

[@raymondmay7304]

Not a word from the farmers that are leasing their land for profit.

[@inexperiencedladywithagun7851]

They're under a gag order when t hey sign the contract for turbines

[@MikeLeeSr]

Of course it's about profit. These companies care nothing about the environment or people.

[@terryrose6208]

Bingo Mike Adonis !

[@lbowsk]

You mean OIL, Coal, NatGas, and Nuke, right??"

[@chrispollard6568]

@StJohns River66 You must be really clueless. This planet is being destroyed already.

[@chrispollard6568]

@StJohns River66 Your irrational entitlement and lack of concern is showing. Solar and wind work just freaking fine.

[@currenciacurrencia1860]

After 50 years of study, we have now federal laws that say you cannot build houses under transmission lines as there is a very large health issue to the occupants who live under and near them.

[@HSFY2012]

Citation?

[@johnnyshd8250]

Out of town where I live in Wisconsin, there was about four lots to build a house. But transmission lines run thru the middle of the lots. It took a while , but some people built houses with the lines running over the tops of their houses. No brain, no pain.

[@terryquarton3864]

You can't build under then incase the lines or tower fail during a storm. I had to test a pole once and didn't fail until we destroyed it at 150precent of working load

[@RK1FX]

Where can I find info how far from the grid is safe?

[@mitchelll3879]

@@HSFY2012 any reliable medical study..look it up yourself..or get leukemia..it isn't someone's place to educate you

[@thebobloblawshow8832]

Ask them how much they love wind power in Texas.

[@thebobloblawshow8832]

@Leon Wilcox wind power is a lost leader. It’s cost more energy to build and operate than you get out. And when they are done their service life they go to a land fill with only the metal being recycled. Same with solar power. But they are finding better ways of building them.

[@thebobloblawshow8832]

@Leon Wilcox look at “wind turbines -how bad are they” and look at “can you recycle wind turbines”. Not according to these reports. And the are terrible for peoples health if you live near them. Not regurgitating anything ya mouthpiece goof. 🖕🖕get bent loser.

[@thebobloblawshow8832]

@Leon Wilcox this is all from documentaries I’ve watched. Your a loser ass troll.

[@thebobloblawshow8832]

@Leon Wilcox go fuck your hand goof.

[@lukealakdansilla]

thats their goal. . .to depopulate!

[@davidhilderman]

What does it do to wild animals?

[@MrTrio1972]

Been there worked there and in my opinion There a Waste of tax payer money as for the health issue the sound that comes blades is harmful . The radiation is far worse

[@fayehermans188]

Dr. Tibbets was my Dr as a child from birth until I moved away in my 20's. Brilliant and kind doctor. If he agrees with the dangers then I would certainly believe him.

[@antoniomaglione4101]

The chest / abdomen cavity of the human body resonate at a frequency of 7 to 10 Hertz, right in the middle of the infrasound range. If, for a reason or another, there is an acoustic infrasound wave at 7 - 10 Hz above certain intensity, it can cause discomfort and harm. Practically, the propeller of the turbine acts like a giant loudspeaker emitting the infrasound wave. It can add up with multiple turbines, and can be easily measured with an out-of-band phonometer.

[@HSFY2012]

Citation?

[@tommyd6621]

And? I guess by that standard you could make the case that running an air conditioner may be bad for you, but I will still opt for having air conditioning on a hot day, just like I would opt for the noise of a turbine to get electricity. BTW 1 turbine runs 600 to 800 homes.

[@tonyromano6220]

Ok, not very compelling. And I do not like wind power, kills birds and is inefficient as can be.

[@chrispollard6568]

Bullshit. Coal plants kill far more birds per MWhr

[@kyzor-sosay6087]

It’s a scam,man.Don’t believe the horseshit.

[@kyzor-sosay6087]

@@chrispollard6568 before you make comments for the whole world to read,do research.You probably drive by yourself wearing a mask.😂😂😂🤦🏻‍♂️

[@chrispollard6568]

@@kyzor-sosay6087 I've done research on this for decades, idiot. I bet you don't have even one subscription to any science or engineering publication let alone multiple international ones.

[@kyzor-sosay6087]

Sooooo,you gon call names .Well I’m a master electrician,been doing electrical work for 35 years,Keep doing research apparently you have not been doing the proper research.Fucktard.sounds like you’ve been reading goddamn magazines.😂😂

[@daveberntson4081]

If they spent a fraction of the money they put into turbines, they could have made great improvements in controlling coal emissions.

[@gdavis8588]

Correct. The windmills are 2-3 million each.

[@terryquarton3864]

Who pays the medical bills for the mercury on the brains of 60,000 babies, from the coal fired power plants.

[@CactusPlant818]

I guess in their minds this is their “great improvement” the reason for them using Turbines is because they can make money off them … ITS ALL ABOUT 💰

[@dwight4626]

Birds sure seem to like them, it’d be like flying through a blender.

[@johnhasse3995]

If the government were not interfering with this, we would not have this fiasco.

[@bradleymosman8325]

But is Al Gore comfortable? That's the only question.

[@timphillian8963]

Al Gore invented wind turbines, and when that didn't work, he made wind.....

[@adrianrouse5148]

I have walked close to these big wind turbines. You can feel pulses . And if the wind is blowing towards you you can hear them. I don't know if this would be the same inside a nearby house

[@jerryfacts9749]

Suggested causes of symptoms include a combination of wind turbine noise, infra-sound, dirty electricity, ground current, and shadow flicker. Infra-sound is sound that is below the normal hearing range, but can affect animals and humans. Infra-sound is subsonic vibration. There is also electrical ground current that puts negative charge in to the ground from the huge generator inside the windmill. This means the people and animal life are walking on ground that has high current electrical charge in it.

[@Betty-qd8st]

Why not put them next to city’s? Why farms that need to feed the city’s!

[@bishop5400]

I've worked in energy fields off and on for years, they shouldn't have wind turbines anywhere near where people live.

[@mcconn746]

What about wildlife?

[@tommyd6621]

Nor should they have Dairy farms or Grain Silos anywhere near where people live.

[@mcconn746]

@@tommyd6621 Why??? Most of the time residents live in houses that are near farms, they bought or built houses on former farm land because it was cheaper and then they want to make the surrounding farms shut down.

[@tommyd6621]

@@mcconn746For the same reason people object to wind farms. They arent getting any of the revenue from the wind farm so they complain. - If Im not getting any of the revenue from the smelly dairy farm, why shouldnt I object? - You can hopefully see the point. Wind farms get approval from county, state and federal regulatory agencies. After that, people should be allowed to develop their property as they see fit.

[@mcconn746]

@@tommyd6621I see your point...my take. If someone builds a farm near your existing house, I agree. If you buy or build a house near an existing farm, why should the farmers care if new owner objects?

[@snuppypuppy6693]

I can empathize because my health is affected whenever I hear background music played so loud in documentaries that I have difficulty understanding and remembering what was said. Ironic?

[@snuppypuppy6693]

:)

[@sandydegener6436]

This isn't "putting profit before people", it's "putting IDEOLOGY before people"!

[@hunt792]

THIS IS THE AGE OF THE 'NARATIVE'. THOSE WHO STAND AGAINST THE NARRATIVE ARE 'DEPLORABLE'.

[@sandydegener6436]

@@hunt792 , BLESSED BE THOSE THAT STAND AGAINST THE NARRATIVE, FOR THEY SHALL BE CALLED BEARERS OF TRUTH.

[@hunt792]

@@sandydegener6436 Sadly, I'm one of those..no friends left. And mad enough to choke the guy in the oval office with my bare hands...this country has gone NUTS>

[@mythril4]

I find the sleep thing odd as I sleep great directly under the turbines (I work around them), but then again, I grew up next to a main train track line that operated non-stop. When you can sleep with train horns blaring, turbines won't bother ya.

[@bojibear7957]

The increase in sleep medication prescription for communities surrounded by these unnatural entities explains much. Sleep deprivation leads to compromised immune system, which leads to numerous health problems.

[@amithmalik4648]

what about a small home wind turbine

[@kuma1388]

A windmill has to spin constantly for about 100 years in order to offset the amount of carbon that is emitted in the mining, manufacturing, and installation of a windmill. The lifespan of a windmill is 20-25 years. 🤷‍♂️

[@donaldbarden6294]

I have lived in a marina on my boat next to a wind farm in Atlantic City for over 20 years. No health problems to relate. Neighbors either.

[@raymondmay7304]

Why aren't the wind technicians dying?

[@kingcooned5279]

@@raymondmay7304 They do, but only cause the use unsafe work practices.

[@raymondmay7304]

@@kingcooned5279 no we don't.

[@546cowboy6]

The power industry is not a freind of the people period. We have wind farms all over now and where they are located does not mean power is cheaper there. The industry has lobbied Congress and the deptartment of energy to allow interstate transport of that power to make higher profits while drawing substities for more profit. It is not just wind farms either the same holds true for those huge solar farms. All this while disregarding the probable health problems they cause to the citizens in thee immediate area. When you ear these stories from people who lived there before and after the conclusion is obvious. Then you take into account these tubines have a limited lifespan. That is wy you will never see all of those wind tubines turning at the same time. Alternative power sources have miniscule conversion rates of cost to actual power output making them a win for industry and a loss for people. The people of America and the world deserve to know the truth and the media and governments will not allow the peole to hear the truth.

[@Brucev7]

Tax Payer Subsidized. 'A Racket.'

[@motoputz3201]

if it feels bad it probably is bad.

[@darrendavis4731]

Drive the people of their land. That's the goal.

[@STEEPPOW]

I am not someone who considers themselves or would be considered an environmentalist. I often don’t recycle my cans. I drive a gas guzzler. I’m not ever stressing the environment. That said, I live in Iowa near Iowa largest 33 wind turbine wind farm. I don’t profit from it. I am glad it is there, however. Watching this video, every single person here seems detached from reality and off. 8 wind turbines not even on your property didn’t destroy your entire life.

[@youngs_cl]

Sponsored by Exxon

[@kalleh6377]

Quite bold statement, directly after the wind turbines go up the behavior started to change. There is no regulations to prevent building turbines close to human settlements? For sure the sum of rent they collect they can love to a better neighborhood.

[@chasf4371]

When the climate shift it will not matter about these wind turbans or their effects on people who happen to live near them as you will probably have more serious concerns. We may not see it but if things do not change our grandkids will. I know the Europeans have been really successful with their wind power generation farms. One difference I noted was most were not set up near any populated areas.

[@terryquarton3864]

They said the same about steam trains the cows would stop the milking

[@johnnyshd8250]

Just take a pill. If that doesn't work, take two pills.

[@bobbymarks2259]

Let me tell you how wind farm developments go; if one is a land owner receiving a substantional check each month for leasing part of your land, that person is for the wind farm. If one is not in the game, then they are against it and can come up with the most inane reasons for being so.....

[@tommyd6621]

Bingo! - We have a winner!

[@CB-nk4hr]

Wind turbines are killing birds by the thousands. In some areas it's hawks and eagles and in CA condors have been killed. One company is even planning on raising condors to replace the ones they've killed. And consider this, what effect are wind turbines having on the wildlife the live near the wind farms that are away from populations area. Not to mention the cost of building a way to get the electricity from the turbine to distribution stations.

[@dwightmagnuson4298]

They are killingly the wild turkey and mongooses.

[@tommyd6621]

Cars kill more birds in a day than wind turbines do all year. I dont see you you squalking about that little fact. Dont act like you care about birds simply to push a political agenda unless you ride a bicycle everywhere.

[@aoutone7462]

No they aren't lol

[@jorggrossmann7537]

Cats, buildings and fossil fuel kill multiple hundre million each year

[@brentweaver2964]

BS. Who put this out. Chevron?

[@yesmarioo]

A video full of accusations without actually stating what the issue is.

[@birdman9043]

there hurting, how hard is that

[@1000Bats]

@@birdman9043 We see that, but we also see them being nonsensical and blaming everything on the spoopy magic windmills that are turning the frogs gay? how hard is that?

[@billewilde1]

@@1000Bats set a great big fan next to your bed that emits bone rattling pulse sound waves at an inaudible level... reply to this post next year and tell me that your circadian rhythms and health were not affected? At one time we didn't think RADAR or Sonar had a health impact either...?

[@1000Bats]

@@billewilde1 I am an engineer and a technician in the work at height sector, an industrial climber. I have worked and stayed in close range to these things for long hours at heights in excess of 300ft along many others that I know. I've worked on smaller ones mounted on-top of high rise buildings and I live in a rural area close to a windfarm. Neither I, or anyone I know in the industry have felt any troubles or ailments whatsoever. These effects that people are feeling are purely placebo effect from their view of distrust and reluctance to see change in what they associate with how energy production works. All the people feeling the effects in this video are of an older age demographic who statistically have a high skepticism of and more confused by newer technologies. Tldr: Its in these boomers heads brah..

[@Mike-kr5dn]

@@1000Bats Agreed.

[@CharlieEcho]

Isn't Forrest, the County and not a town? Shirley is part of Forrest County?

[@forestwisconsin6069]

Hi Charlie! Forest is a town in Wisconsin near Minneapolis that is fighting to keep out the wind turbines. They used the Shirley example to show what can happen if the turbines are installed. Check out forestwindtruth.org to learn more.

[@CharlieEcho]

@@forestwisconsin6069 Thank you. I will visit the sight.

[@scottlucy1887]

That’s odd, 10 years ago going on 11 our local wind farm started operating. No one that I’ve heard of is losing sleep or live stock including me. We got two very large dairy operations close by which one them was just built last winter and a large hog confinement operation. Also no one is getting sick or dying from them either. The two things I have noticed are, 1- I find a lot dead birds around my property. 2- everyone that didn’t get an opportunity to make money off of them are butt hurt.

[@CharlieEcho]

@@scottlucy1887 Where do you live and what wind facility is in operation there? Nearly everyone in vicinity of the closest wind turbines near me were offered a monthly stipend, but had to wave a great many rights to their property, that extended to future owners.

[@scottlucy1887]

Charlie Echo en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benton_County_Wind_Farm

[@strictnonconformist7369]

I have a disordered sleep breathing issue, UARS, that in some ways, is worse than straight sleep apnea, because you’re repeatedly awakened when things start to close up, instead of automatically opening the airway up subconsciously. I also have Meniere’s disease, a degenerative inner ear condition. I wonder if something like that is causing problems from the pressure waves, because certain animals and humans can’t sleep properly and are at a constant state of instinctive alert and arousal, because they’re of odd nature.

[@Squarehead45]

Also, Predatory animals are also becoming more aggressive and dangerous to humans.

[@hermit1620]

In my opinion green energy should be at a individual level. Small turbines and solar panels with grid backup. They have monetized the whole thing so big business can make billions of dollars and they don't care if what they do help the situation or make it worse. Everything becomes non green and ineffective once the dollar bill comes into play, and it's incredibly discusting. The only way that renewable energy will make a positive difference is for people to do it on a small individual level. The problem is that once you have your equipment there isn't much profit for big business.

[@petefluffy7420]

Parody ?

[@davidca96]

this is like the wifi headachers, and I hate those turbines.

[@lindajones4478]

Why isn't this seen by more people.

[@bobdavis9086]

And this is what uncle Joe wants for America!🤔

[@KD-cg9iq]

Is it possible that you are referring to the person also known as mister joseph "piss pants" biden, Beijing biden, Sleepy/creepy joe, resident patato, the Presithief etc... In that case I couldn't agree more.

[@boathead22000]

@@KD-cg9iq idiot

[@lukeamato2348]

I wonder who paid for this nonsense

[@lukeamato2348]

I lived right beside a wind farm for like 5 years. The symptoms are all in their head

[@lukeamato2348]

@Thomas Chisholm the wind itself is louder than a turbine unless you are inside the nacelle

[@lukeamato2348]

@Thomas Chisholm lol actually no I'm completely serious,and guess what they didn't freeze over in the winter either because they had proper de-icing sytems

[@tonyromano6220]

You

[@lbowsk]

@Thomas Chisholm He lived there. I think I'll take his word over yours.

[@hashslingingslasher9232]

I work on turbines and i confirm this is stupid

[@arthurzettel6618]

It's called Toxic Electromagnetic Noise Pollution/Pulsation or (T.E.N.P.). It affects all living things, Humans, Animal's, Bird's, Waterfowl and Plants/Crops because of the Low or High Frequencies emitted that are beyond the range of human hearing. It's almost like getting a dose of low grade radiation where your safest place to be is in a basement. It's the sound you can not hear that can hurt you. The vibration you feel or maybe hear could "Theoretically Be" a transition sound between the Ultra-Low and Ultra-High Frequencies. But to provei it is another matter. I live in Wisconsin.

[@theforestgardener4011]

Sorry, low frequency sound is not at all similar to low-grade radiation.

[@jorggrossmann7537]

​@@theforestgardener4011yes lmao what do sound waves have anything to do with rays of energy?

[@lukeamato2348]

This is the most pathetic thing I've ever heard ,

[@azmike3572]

William Acker here resembles Stephen King...who could write a suspenseful novel about the cattle dying.

[@davidgillman5368]

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[@vicBellamonkey]

Now we have whales dying at New Jersey shore

[@magapefarmshomestead6453]

This is because the design is so bad. Three to five blade design is extremely inefficient and as this exposes physically dangerous.

[@theforestgardener4011]

From a peer reviewed meta study of wind turbines and health effects "No peer reviewed articles demonstrate a direct causal link between people living in proximity to modern wind turbines, the noise they emit and resulting physiological health effects."

[@1hfismrm]

Yeah right. And who paid for these "peer reviewed" study's?

[@theforestgardener4011]

@@1hfismrm "Big Wind"? Lol I always think it's funny when people get conspiratorial about renewable energy. As if there isn't a global 8 Trillion dollar fossil fuel industry that stands to lose out big with renewable developments.

[@1hfismrm]

@@theforestgardener4011 I always get a kick out of people that attach names to anyone that doesn't agree with them. There's no conspiracies here, it's a legit and fair question. Who reviewed the study?

[@theforestgardener4011]

@@1hfismrm Although the authors themselves consult for wind power companies, this statement is pretty reasonable I'd say. "In terms of competing interests (financial and non-financial), the authors work for a consulting firm and have worked with wind power companies. The authors are actively working in the field of wind turbines and human health. Dr. Ollson has acted as an expert witness for wind power companies during a number of legal hearings. Although we make this disclosure, we wish to reiterate that as independent scientific professionals our views and research are not influenced by these contractual obligations. The authors are environmental health scientists, trained and schooled, in the evaluation of potential risks and health effects of people and the ecosystem through their exposure to environmental issues such as wind turbines."

[@markanthony3275]

@@theforestgardener4011 Oh... as a green energy cult member , are you conspiratorial on big oil ?

[@leoverran311]

BS,

[@KieraCameron514]

I am opposed to 100% renewable energy bullshit, but renewable energy sources are good supplemental energy sources. So, quit whining.

[@deadmanrunning7361]

This is the most ridiculous shit I have ever seen. I have slept inside wind turbines a shit ton. LMFAO. Someone is looking for a payday.

[@kurtisblow2956]

Lol show me. Show some demonstrations

[@cowgirl8978]

What do you want to see demonstrations of???

[@jordana1366]

What a joke

[@currenciacurrencia1860]

The life expectancy of a wind mill is less than 20 years. Without huge government subsidy, wind mills for electricity are unprofitable. After 20 years, many windmill operators simply shut the windmill down and walk away.

[@Mike-kr5dn]

The life expectancy of a wind turbine is 20 - 30 years. Government in the USA is not doing a good job subsidising them. In Europe we have wind parks without government subsidies and they are profitable and also the cheapest energy source period. After the 25 - 30 years operators will salvage the turbine and remove it. It is profitable to do so as there are many valuable materials used. If possible a new turbine can be built.

[@timphillian8963]

@@Mike-kr5dn except those huge pesky carbon fiber blades...You might want to research that part of 'salvage and remove'......

[@Mike-kr5dn]

@@timphillian8963 There are no big wind turbines with carbon fibre.

[@DelindaHenderson]

And cannot be recycled when defunct

[@timphillian8963]

@@Mike-kr5dn lol apparently you didn't research cause and effect of those 'non carbon fiber' blades. FYI location and weather have an effect on those mystery blades, like early failure...They are piling up here in the desert of SoCal...

[@benanderson5490]

One big grift

[@anders21karlsson]

Oil and gas is worse.

[@anders21karlsson]

How about oil and gas making the earth's climate worse and worse. How many people die from fossil fuel car emissions every year. And exhaust fumes make people sick, asthma worse. How all plastic destroys the planet with its oceans.

[@anders21karlsson]

@@gooser__43 oh how about that 😄. You asked me to elaborate, i did and you said you dud not want to hear it. But i think that approach from your behalf goes hand in hand with your ignorant denial. Do you watcch much Fox news, vote for Trump? 😉

[@tommyd6621]

Since we can all apparently now dictate how people develop their own property, I think there should be a moratorium on those ugly grain silos and those dirty dairy farms - especially the dairy farms. Have you ever been kept awake by all those mooing cows? I have - it drove my cousin Frank insane - The mooing and the mooing - He went ballistic. It was bad. (pipe in some dramatic piano music) - Not to mention the smell and the cruel treatment of the cows. - End all dairy farms NOW! And those grain silos, wow what an eye sore. And dangerous too! Sometimes they explode like a low level nuclear bomb! End all grain silos NOW! - Think of the lawsuits!

[@elputamen]

WIND TURBINES ARE SAVING THE WORLD

[@netdragon2003]

Tell that to the 500,000 birds that are killed every year!!!

[@davidkeenan5642]

@@netdragon2003 How many birds are killed by cats annually. Birds will adapted.

[@bojibear7957]

No one in my community has benefited from these windmills. Their electrical bills have continued to increase since the windmills were introduced. They need to be placed in desolate area across the earth deserted of people. Save the fertile farmland for food production.

[@davidnault2186]

Thank you obummer and the rest of the clowns

[@Tata-kg9gz]

why these people are lying?

[@jimthomas777]

So the noise ? Try living near a Train Track Try living near. Train Station Try living near a Subway Try living near a Airport Try living near a School Try living near a Prison Try living near a Plant Shut up you whiners

[@mrafard]

Our whole society creates big problems. Modern vindmills are not worse than other industriprojects

[@OnochieAfigbo]

Oh dear!!!!

[@jennykeng4055]

It's funny. We accepted automobiles and air planes. We accepted radios and televisions, but we can't accept electricity generators...

[@infintemall8129]

Welcome to Automaxx Windmill wind turbine's world. www.automaxxwindmill.com/

[@buckystarfinger2487]

NO NO libs love it!

[@Morningstar6769]

misleading agian

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