I wish I could say I'm surprised.

However, this has been a consistent pattern that goes back to the 1930s and I wouldn't raise an eyebrow if you corected that to the 1830s. Companies know that you make the most money by selling to both sides.

All I ever hear is bitching and moaning after Ukraine blew up the Nordstream pipeline about how energy availability is out of control and causing German companies to close or relocate to America.

But now that we get the real story: the green push has worked well. Germany is on the other side now and permanently off Russian gas. Not another eurodollar for them.

Ukraine is kicking their butts and refuses to give up a single hectare of land no matter how much Trump and Putin gang up on Zelensky the hero and try to force him to surrender.

How much would they spend on lawsuits from cancer victims?

Are environmentalists right about AI datacenters though?

How preposterous is it that I've seen so many culverts just tossed anywhere in US public forests, including right into the stream? If they do that with culverts which can reach quite large diameters and lengths, why do I not trust their verbiage about recycling windmills?

When a slashdot comment told me free speech exists in the hard sciences, did he mean Chinese scientists are free to hold CCP opinions on everything? If a Chinese hard scientist dares to like democracy, will he get disappeared and his work taken over by a politically smarter scientist?

When demand drops at night do they "curtail" nuclear by sending generated energy to ground?

Are you saying we would build glass skyscrapers where the windmills are?

What will happen to the turbines when thry reach end-of-life? Will they just be dumped anywhere, like the old culverts I see discarded willy-nilly in public forests?

Was Nixon wrong to end the trade embargo on China?

Is Putin a coward?

instead of "nearly 56"? K.I.S.S.

"shouldn't it sanction itself?"

Can we the people vote to correct wrongs our government commits?

Can China's?

Does the CCP need actual proof or do they just say they have proof against anyone they decide they don't like?

Should justice be arbitrary and capricious?

"there is little sympathy for these people when they are rounded up (justly or unjustly)."

Did you just say emotions should trump Rule of Law?