Representitive Kessler of South Portland and Cape Elizabeth Plans to Silence The People He Considers in the Way of Intermittent Power

by Dan McKay

on Thursday

  I don't think our dear leaders are taking the EPA seriously. It is the law of the land that proclaims carbon dioxide is not  harmful to either man or beast. I guess once you get elected, you can ignore laws and the Constitution. Representative Kessler expressed this perfectly as he arrogantly argued that "Home Rule" is simply a suggestion that states towns can conduct town affairs as the townspeople feel appropriate, even when the people want better protections than elected state representatives, who are beholden to solar, wind, battery storage and transmission builders, think such highly thought out and researched local regulations are petty.


  The State of Maine is at a crossroads. Do we succumb to illegal rulings by overzealous legislators and bow to the overcompensated renewable energy developers who are determined to make Maine a wasteland of intermittent, short-lived, costly and ugly wind towers, solar projects and leaving land slashed by transmission corridors?  The State Elites do not want the people treasuring their property values above the artificial development rights granted by those who would strip the people of the Constitutionally earned freedoms.
 
  The EPA edict is very plain. Carbon dioxide is not endangering anything. In fact, it is a most beneficial and natural element and has been regulated for billions of years by Mother Nature. Carbon dioxide should be celebrated. I know the plants cherish it.
  If our legislators refuse to recognize reality, this coming November, some of these climate gizmos (as in tools of the wind, solar and transmission devils) may find themselves turned out of power by, for and of the people.