Comments by "remliqa" (@remliqa) on "CNN" channel.

  1. +SNOW BLIND The problem is Trumptard keep pointing out how Trump such such an honest , intelligent person (LOL) who will bring great thing to the country. Funny that their little messiah is doing all the "crimes" he accused Obama and Hillary were doing while failing to live up to their inflated image of him.
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  2. While responsible legal gun owners is not the enemy of the American people, the NRA is disgusting faction that actively tried to undermine the safety of the American people due to their irrational love for guns. The NRA is to gun owners as the Al Qaeda is to Muslims.
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  3. No matter how little and badly Trump is doing, you mean.
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  4.  @bretnelson4417  No,it's not booming in America at all . Every year more coal mines nad power plant shut down because they simply can't compete with natural and and renewables (wind, solar etc). Check out how many US coal power plants shut down in 2018 alone.
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  5. Google what this guy do in real life. Apparently this guy really is a hero.
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  6. Don't forget Vernon Unsworth, or the whole Covid 19 fiascos( zero jew cases by the end of April eg). I far from a great man.
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  7. + lightbeing1980 Trump is definitely smarter than people who support him, that is for sure. Still doesn't count as "most people" in any way, though.
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  8.  @miaoli5808  For some reason youtube doesn't notify me of any of your replies.
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  9.  @emmanuelyambo4143  Do you also believe the Earth is flat?
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  10. The OP is right. This is obviously a cover up for their teleportation technology .
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  11. The names of the congressmen (and women) that were absent this day should be released so they can be properly shamed.
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  12. At least the man makes good intelligent points and fight for a worthy cause than that incompetent, despicable clown in the Oval Office.
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  13. It shame this Ukraine aid also helps Israel with their genocide.
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  14. The truth is the IDF is as mush a terrorist organisations as Hamas .
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  15.  @rosenthaldiscount  At least Biden is still afar better parent, person and President than Trump was or ever will be.
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  16.  @rosenthaldiscount  I know right? Biden beat him by over 7 million votes and he's still too much of loser to even admit that, even now 8 months after his defeat.
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  17.  @rosenthaldiscount  Republican themselves have investigated Trump baseless allegation of the "elections being stolen" and found nothing of sorts. The fact that Trump keep lying about this shows how much of a loser he is. Th only one asleep is the one who believes all of Trump's lies.
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  18.  @rosenthaldiscount  Sure, why do you show us this "absolute proof" that Trump didn't lose as you claimed ? Of course you can't. You have as much proof as a Flat Earther.
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  19.  @russellmillar7132  What a load of rubbish.
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  20.  @alandockrill4924  You must believe the Earth is flat too ,right?
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  21.  @miaoli5808  That because China have huge growing need for energy they need to build as many plant as they kind, regardless of the type. Of course lets not forget that even China is going full steam with other sources such as renewable and even nuclear (which is the cleanest of all non renewable power) .
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  22. ​ Open your Eyes Considering that my country lies in the Equator and have great amount of sunlight all year long, that is a good idea. Unfortunately private solar power (for homes) haven't really taken off in my country for various reasons (including "political" ones ).
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  23.  @miaoli5808  BTW, this came from your very own link:https://www.carbonbrief.org/iea-chinas-new-coal-plants-make-no-economic-sense As to why, it's probably the same reason why they have so many "ghost cities" .
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  24.  @miaoli5808  Seems the same to me. The report in your link established that most of China's coal power plant are now operating less than half capacity and there is no little to no need for new coal power plants . It seems that the Chinese are now doing their infamous"build infrastructure to fill government official quota" mode again. "Dylan James yes, that’s why both old and new energy are coexistent nowadays. " Considering how destructive coal (something The Chinese knew all too well) is, it should be phased out as soon as possible.
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  25.  @miaoli5808  ". And coal is not that destructive compared to nuclear plants" This is a prevailing myth that people who are ignorant of nuclear energy tends to spout . Coal is a lot , lot more destructive than nuclear power plant in so many ways. It creates more waste than nuclear energy , releases more harmful radiation into the environment than nuclear energy (yes this is a fact, check it up) , kill far more people every year than nuclear energy and contributes greatly to climate change. In fact, fission power is the most environmentally friendly of all the non-renewable energy.
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  26.  @miaoli5808  Oh, BTW: You don't export power plants, you export coal. And no China is not an net exporter of coal. It have been a net importer since 2008.
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  27.  @miaoli5808  I know it's hard to take. I was as surprised as you are when I found out about it a few years ago. Here is my rudimentary search on it , check the links :https://www.google.com/search?q=coal+rlease+more+rasiatin+than+nuclear&rlz=1C1CHBF_msMY703MY703&oq=coal+rlease+more+rasiatin+than+nuclear&aqs=chrome..69i57j0.10061j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8 This is the main reason while coal power plant and mines have a much higher background radiation than nuclear plants .
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  28.  @miaoli5808  Too bad power plants tend to void high grade coal like anthracite for obvious reasons.
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  29.  @miaoli5808  "Clean coal technology" still isn't a clean as natural gas and cost a lot more than natural gas.
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  30.  Open your Eyes  Now that is BS. Renewable (especially solar) actually cost less than coal in the US nowadays even without subsidies. The reason coal is dying in the US is because they simply cannot compete on fair ground (in terms of economics) with natural gas and renewables.
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  31.  @bretnelson4417  Thankfully now there are viable alternatives to coal, hence why is is losing favour in the US even with Trump administration actively trying to stack the odds in their favour. Too bad that in the US nuclear power is an N-word despite being the cleanest non renewable out there, or else we would have phases coal out a along time ago.
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  32.  @bretnelson4417  This statement is no longer true for renewables (you might have a point 10-15 years ago but that is no longer the case) . The current cost of power generation for renewable even without subsidies is equivalent if not lower than coal. Couple with the fact that fracking have made natural gas very cheap in the US , coals death is imminent even if Trump managed to hold office for two terms or more . The only way for coal to forward is if Trump managed to cling to power for two terms or more AND introduce policies that punish competitors to coal, the latter is even more unlikely than Trump having more than two terms (which isn't possible in the US, if anyone was wondering) considering that renewable alone (not counting natural gas industry) employed million of people compared to several hundred thousand (at most ) for coal. The voting arithmetic doesn't add up.
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  33.  @miaoli5808  Yes, that why we should switch to renewables and nuclear until we can find better alternatives (fusion eg) .
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  34.  @bretnelson4417  Those regulation are for protecting the coal mine workers and the environment, not to promote their competitors (which are subjected to their own set of regulations ). Sure, you can have relatively lax regulation of China (in the past) and have hundred of coal death per year while completely destroying their environment but at least coal would be cheap , huh?
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  35.  @miaoli5808  You do know that that Prager video is completely bullshit and have been debunked multiple times , right? Prager U is not a trustworthy channel at all and they have been caught multiple time cherry picking and misrepresenting data to push their narrative should tell you that they never argued in good faith. Using Prager U as a source is like using Alex Jones for citations.
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  36.  @bretnelson4417  Yes , you basically just agreed with me(in your example) that coal companies in the US have obey strict laws to protect the environment.
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