Much had been made in recent years over the use of wind power, and especially its successful implementation in Europe. But according to Peter Glover of Techcentralstation.com, Europe’s efforts to harness wind production have been anything but a breeze. In England, for example, despite government subsidies to the tune of $500 million, wind has yet to generate even a half a percent of needed electricity, while in Germany, rising incidences of breakdowns reveal that promises of twenty year reliability are proving hollow. And even in Denmark, the wind power capital of the world, the subsidies have become so costly that it now appears its angry taxpayers, and not turbines, that are spinning out of control.