The war on fossil fuels empowers China
Is the Biden Administration so deliberately naïve that it would turn US security over to China?
Is the Biden Administration so deliberately naïve that it would turn US security over to China?
BY GENTRY COLLINS: Energy dependence on Russia, not to mention China for the basic materials needed to power our economy, is simply not an option America or our allies can accept.
As Biden focuses on ridding the USA of fossil fuels, our navy could end up dependent on Chinese refineries.
Montana banned TikTok.
The China-Russia axis is dangerous for fossil-fuel-disarming America and the West
Russia and China are World War I and II historians, and both know that the country that controls the minerals, crude oil, and natural gas, controls the world!
Climate policies can seriously harm our defense, economic and security needs.
US focus on climate change and fossil fuel suppression is courting a national security disaster.
A bizarre combination of climate ideologues and profiteers has been laying the groundwork for this massive money grab for years.
Is China your money manager's silent partner?
If about a dozen other uber-liberal states follow their lead, California’s restrictions would apply to about a third of all vehicles sold in 2035.
China, the country that is the greatest threat to the United States, is proceeding with its economic development without concern for CO2 emissions, in-spite of rhetoric to the contrary.
Joe Biden and his history of curious family connections with the DOE and China readily trace back to his years in the Obama administration.
Following up on Joe’s "as long as it takes," response to a press reporter’s question at the June 28 NATO summit in Madrid regarding how long American drivers should be prepared to endure premium gasoline penalties, his top economic advisor highlighted the key reason this pump pain patience is so important. When asked for comments later that day by CNN's Victor Blackwell "What do you say to the families that say 'we can't afford to pay $4.85 a gallon for months, if not years,’ this is not sustainable," White House National Economic Council director Brian Deese affirmed: "What you heard from [...]
How is it possible that America has allowed itself to become so dependent on authoritarian countries for energy?