They seem to be going around of late.
The Biden Administration Finally Admits Its Mistake in Canceling the Keystone XL Pipeline
At long last, the Biden administration is admitting what experts have always known: reckless energy policies have disastrous consequences. This time, the Department of Energy quietly released a report highlighting the positive economic benefits of developing the Keystone XL pipeline from Canada, an energy project canceled by President Biden in the hours following his inauguration.
But the DOE’s report is a proverbial day late and a dollar short. The cancelation of the Keystone XL pipeline has already cost the United States thousands of jobs and billions in economic growth while families suffer under the weight of record high energy prices. It’s time for lawmakers to make American energy independence a top priority.
Released without a formal announcement, the DOE’s report points out that the pipeline would have created between 16,149 and 59,000 jobs and would have had an economic benefit of between $3.4 and 9.6 billion. That’s no small impact. Yet with one stroke of his pen, Biden slashed the project and instead focused his efforts on costly “green energy” goals. As a result of his executive action, 11,000 pipeline workers were promptly laid off and told to “go to work to make solar panels” instead.
But Biden’s green energy efforts are bound to backfire sooner rather than later. That’s because today, more than 70 percent of the energy produced and consumed in America comes from oil, gas and coal. That’s not likely to substantially change anytime soon. In fact, the International Energy Agency predicts that oil’s share of energy production in the United States will only fall 8 percent in the next two decades, from 31 to 23 percent. And that’s assuming a sustained commitment to green energy policies. The forecast spells bad news for the Biden White House. At his political peril, Biden ignores the lessons of Presidents Jimmy Carter and George H. W. Bush, who both lost elections due to spiked oil prices and accompanying recessions.
Oh, I’m beginning to suspect, strongly, that Old Joe is going to die of Suddenly™ well before the next sham “election” season rolls around. But Joe’s Folly isn’t the only mea culpa to be found out there.
Pro-Vaxx Dilbert Creator Scott Adams Admits Profusely “The Anti-Vaxxers Win”
Mark Twain is often misattributed as saying, “It’s easier to fool people than to convince them that they have been fooled.” The sentiment is definitely Twainesque, but he never said it. Nevertheless, it’s still true and demonstrable time and again in our post-truth society.
As more “normies” have started waking up to the reality that the Covid-19 “vaccines” are ineffective and dangerous, a lot are finding new ways of defending their decisions to get jabbed rather than admitting it was a mistake. Conservative comic Scott Adams, who is most famous for creating the Dilbert comics, is not one of those people. He’s now admitting that “anti-vaxxers won” in regards to their decision.
In fact, he admitted it over and over again.
“All of my fancy analytics got me to a bad place,” he said. “All of your heuristics — ‘don’t trust these guys’ is obvious — totally worked.”
Blindly trusting the US government and its horde of bought and paid-for faux “experts” never does work out too well, not for anybody.
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“All of my fancy analytics got me to a bad place,” he said.
“All of your heuristics…”
Hogwash for the Dilbert man. Analytics were ignored by Dilbert and all the “Top Men”. We know how virus’s work and we know what effective vaccines do to counter them. Our government didn’t do anything right, by design. And a “vaccine” that never tested well in any trial on animals, and whose human trial results had to be hidden, failed any and all analytical research.
Dilbert and his buddy’s pushed a bad medicine, the only question is why.
Seems like CYA here although he at least admits he got it wrong.
So yeah. CYA for what?
Because, as you say, there were no analytics to assess released on the Vaxxes. You were supposed to take their word for it, shut up and submit.
He’s no dummy, or at least I didn’t think he was. If he truly believes he used “analytics” to decide the notVax was the right choice, then he’s an idiot. If he just went along with others, he’s an idiot. And if not that the only thing left is he is bought and paid for.
The why is the question. More and more I fear the shit they have injected into people has an evil purpose, not just poor and accidental results, not just rushed because we have to do something, not even because it makes a lot of money. But pure evil intent.
I don’t believe the “elites” took any of the shit.
I’ve been waiting for actual numbers of the Vaxxes and heart issues. Here’s one now:
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2023/01/australia-death-heart-attack-surges-17-2022-changed/
Heart attacks up 17% in 2022.
And “unknown cause” is through the roof it appears.
Isn’t it a pity time only runs in one direction? But let’s save the pity for Americans who’ve been forced out of their homes by job loss — or unaffordable energy bills. For my part, I want to see some hangings.
“hangings”
Yes, a lot of them.