The Inevitable New The Inevitable Trump Mocking Thread

http://www.wyomingpublicmedia.org/p...tcy-and-fall-coal-fired-power-plants#stream/0

In southwest Wyoming, the Kemmerer coal mine is the largest contributor of tax revenue to Lincoln County and a big employer. It's owned by Westmoreland Coal Company, which has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. It's one of the largest and oldest coal producers on the continent and some think it's another sign coal markets are not bouncing back, despite the Trump administration's efforts.




Wow, you people are really stupid.
 
Coal production...

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It's a losing economic game that Austrian Freemarketer Iz and Tariff Man want to save by... state intervention. Awesome!
 
Coal production...

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It's a losing economic game that Austrian Freemarketer Iz and Tariff Man want to save by... state intervention. Awesome!

Fake News put out by the Trump administration's Energy Information Administration, i.e. part of the Deep State Cabal, to make him look like he hasn't saved all those coal miner jobs in W. Virginia and elsewhere, when anybody who is not a Commie knows he has saved coal jobs!!!
 
http://www.wyomingpublicmedia.org/p...tcy-and-fall-coal-fired-power-plants#stream/0

In southwest Wyoming, the Kemmerer coal mine is the largest contributor of tax revenue to Lincoln County and a big employer. It's owned by Westmoreland Coal Company, which has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. It's one of the largest and oldest coal producers on the continent and some think it's another sign coal markets are not bouncing back, despite the Trump administration's efforts.




Wow, you people are really stupid.

That's a lie. "Wyoming Public Media," i.e. a Soros-funded "public" (i.e. Commie) media company telling lies about coal bankruptcies and you know what else? Then they bribe Obama judges in the Federal Bankruptcy Courts to manufacture documents to make it look like a bankruptcy. We may never find out the truth about Westmoreland Coal.
 
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Wait... maybe this is the chart you're looking for... (Wait, I didn't know free market included free flow of information in a chart form!! Don't look at the scale!! I don't wanna be Austrian any more!!!)
Sucker

There are many, many falsehoods out there about coal. The biggest, of course, is that "coal is dead," an organized effort to scare away potential investors of the world's most vital source of electricity. Indeed, the reality is quite different than what some insist that you believe. In fact, coal is still the main source of power in a leading 18 U.S. states, and still supplies almost 30% of American power. " Does that sound like an energy source that is...."dead?"

Globally, coal is even more alive. "Think the Big Banks Have Abandoned Coal? Think Again." Even a solar magazine admits: "China to add 259 GW of coal capacity, satellite imagery shows." For reference, 259 GW is more than twice the amount of power capacity that mighty Texas has FROM ALL SOURCES.

Now Asia - which accounts for close to 80% of total global coal usage - is increasingly turning to the U.S. to supply coal. We are still the world's third largest coal producer. The U.S. supplies both types, met coal to produce steel and steam coal to produce electricity. "U.S. coal exports increased by 61% in 2017 as exports to Asia more than doubled."
 
https://energytransition.org/2018/06/americas-coal-plants-closing-despite-trump/

US utilities will take 11.4 GW of coal-fired power plant capacity offline in 2018, in spite of Trump’s orders. Why? Simple economics, explains Michael Buchsbaum.

Wait... wut? Cause of supply and demand? That's socialist!

Indeed, the reality is quite different than what some insist that you believe. In fact, coal is still the main source of power in a leading 18 U.S. states, and still supplies almost 30% of American power. " Does that sound like an energy source that is...."dead?"

Globally, coal is even more alive. "Think the Big Banks Have Abandoned Coal? Think Again." Even a solar magazine admits: "China to add 259 GW of coal capacity, satellite imagery shows." For reference, 259 GW is more than twice the amount of power capacity that mighty Texas has FROM ALL SOURCES.
 
https://www.chron.com/business/energy/article/Texas-coal-plant-to-shut-down-by-2020-13255710.php

A north Texas coal-fired power plant will shut down in 2020 after it couldn't make money in the Texas power market.

The nearly 700 megawatt Oklaunion plant near Vernon couldn't compete in the market run by the Electric Reliability Council of Texas or ERCOT said AEP Texas spokesman Greg Blair.

The U.S. has a 360-year supply of coal to bolster our expanding export market. The trade war with the U.S. however, could have China looking to expand domestic supply, and the country's coal production caps have been found to be "technically infeasible."

The fact is that both China (65%) and India (75%) are hugely dependent upon coal-based electricity, which will be needed in even bigger quantities to lift their low Human Development Index closer to those in the West, where universal electricity access has more people living better and longer. Can you really blame them? "The Statistical Connection Between Electricity and Human Development."
 
Coal exports higher under... wait for it... OBummer!!! Lock him up!!!
That was right around the time he read Alex Epstein's "Moral Case for Fossil Fuels" that I sent him. Than it took a dive right before elections as the Democrats abandoned coal. But lock her up was still in full swing.
 
http://www.wyomingpublicmedia.org/p...tcy-and-fall-coal-fired-power-plants#stream/0

In southwest Wyoming, the Kemmerer coal mine is the largest contributor of tax revenue to Lincoln County and a big employer. It's owned by Westmoreland Coal Company, which has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. It's one of the largest and oldest coal producers on the continent and some think it's another sign coal markets are not bouncing back, despite the Trump administration's efforts.




Wow, you people are really stupid.
Are you next to your QE spigot?
 
Market recap for Tuesday, December 4th



Stocks nosedived as a slew of concerns over trade tensions and an inversion in part of the U.S. yield curve spooked investors.
 
Market recap for Tuesday, December 4th
Stocks nosedived as a slew of concerns over trade tensions and an inversion in part of the U.S. yield curve spooked investors.

That feeling when you know you own the POTUS and are free to do what you want.

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Hey Rodent....yeah YOU.....

Stop " sniffing " Progressive Democratic crack.....and you'll
stop posting delusional remarks derived from Mother Jones....
 
That feeling when you know you own the POTUS and are free to do what you want.

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That reminds me. Did you see what Roger Stone did today about his testimony in the Russian collision case? He took the 5th? What did Trump say about taking the 5th? It’s for mobsters, right? And “innocent people don’t take the 5th.”

American Justice.
 
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