Harry wrote:
Canuck57 wrote:
On 25/01/2010 4:02 AM, Eisboch wrote:
wrote in message
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What's wrong with wind turbines? They seem to work... of course, it'll
require some investment...


One problem is that they are notoriously over-rated in terms of their
output
capacity.
Another big problem is environmentalists.
Another big oops is that the optimum areas that large scale wind turbine
generating plants would
be located are typically remote with no existing way to get the power
to the
grid.
The cost of getting the power to the grid can be enormous and full of
additional environmental
impacts and/or objections.

Eisboch

Actually, i would say serious technical problems. No wind, night
time, people want to charge their cars does not work. Something to do
with the laws of physics that our fantasy leaders can't over come.

Our fantasy leaders are a bunch of Don Quixotes.


Sorry, "flajims," but the real Harry uses a mac and doesn't post as a
Harry using "Thunderbird 2.0.0.23 (Windows/20090812)"

Harry wrote:
Harry wrote:
Canuck57 wrote:
On 25/01/2010 4:02 AM, Eisboch wrote:
wrote in message
...


What's wrong with wind turbines? They seem to work... of course, it'll
require some investment...


One problem is that they are notoriously over-rated in terms of
their output
capacity.
Another big problem is environmentalists.
Another big oops is that the optimum areas that large scale wind
turbine
generating plants would
be located are typically remote with no existing way to get the
power to the
grid.
The cost of getting the power to the grid can be enormous and full of
additional environmental
impacts and/or objections.

Eisboch

Actually, i would say serious technical problems. No wind, night
time, people want to charge their cars does not work. Something to
do with the laws of physics that our fantasy leaders can't over come.

Our fantasy leaders are a bunch of Don Quixotes.


Sorry, "flajims," but the real Harry uses a mac and doesn't post as a
Harry using "Thunderbird 2.0.0.23 (Windows/20090812)"


--
Harry has access to a PC and is perfectly capable of using it to make a
convincing spoof, as we have already seen. In fact we have seen screen
shots of his desktop which included spoofing software. One might ask
oneself if someone has spoofing software on his desk top, would he be
likely to use it?
Ask your self these questions. Is this post a spoof? Am I responding to
a spoof? Why am I reading posts that are likely to be spoofs?

Harry wrote:
Harry wrote:
Canuck57 wrote:
On 25/01/2010 4:02 AM, Eisboch wrote:
wrote in message
...


What's wrong with wind turbines? They seem to work... of course, it'll
require some investment...


One problem is that they are notoriously over-rated in terms of
their output
capacity.
Another big problem is environmentalists.
Another big oops is that the optimum areas that large scale wind
turbine
generating plants would
be located are typically remote with no existing way to get the
power to the
grid.
The cost of getting the power to the grid can be enormous and full of
additional environmental
impacts and/or objections.

Eisboch

Actually, i would say serious technical problems. No wind, night
time, people want to charge their cars does not work. Something to
do with the laws of physics that our fantasy leaders can't over come.

Our fantasy leaders are a bunch of Don Quixotes.


Sorry, "flajims," but the real Harry uses a mac and doesn't post as a
Harry using "Thunderbird 2.0.0.23 (Windows/20090812)"


--
Harry has access to a PC and is perfectly capable of using it to make a
convincing spoof, as we have already seen. In fact we have seen screen
shots of his desktop which included spoofing software. One might ask
oneself if someone has spoofing software on his desk top, would he be
likely to use it?
Ask your self these questions. Is this post a spoof? Am I responding to
a spoof? Why am I reading posts that are likely to be spoofs?

Harry wrote:
Harry wrote:
Canuck57 wrote:
On 25/01/2010 4:02 AM, Eisboch wrote:
wrote in message
...


What's wrong with wind turbines? They seem to work... of course,
it'll
require some investment...


One problem is that they are notoriously over-rated in terms of
their output
capacity.
Another big problem is environmentalists.
Another big oops is that the optimum areas that large scale wind
turbine
generating plants would
be located are typically remote with no existing way to get the
power to the
grid.
The cost of getting the power to the grid can be enormous and full of
additional environmental
impacts and/or objections.

Eisboch

Actually, i would say serious technical problems. No wind, night
time, people want to charge their cars does not work. Something to
do with the laws of physics that our fantasy leaders can't over come.

Our fantasy leaders are a bunch of Don Quixotes.


Sorry, "flajims," but the real Harry uses a mac and doesn't post as a
Harry using "Thunderbird 2.0.0.23 (Windows/20090812)"

Thanks for the heads up. I hardly have time to read the headers from
every post just because you ****ed someone off.